US EditionNuggets forward Cameron Johnson avoids major knee injury but will miss a few games, AP source says
Cameron Johnson's bone bruise will sideline him for multiple games, further straining the Nuggets' wing depth amid ongoing injuries, sources said.
- Nuggets forward Cameron Johnson suffered a bone bruise to his right knee and will miss a few games, but avoided ligament or structural damage, according to a source familiar with his MRI results.
- Johnson was hoping to make new Christmas memories by playing on the holiday, but instead suffered a knee injury in a loss to Dallas on Tuesday.
- Playing on Christmas was a cherished tradition for Johnson growing up, when his father was coaching the Sacramento Kings.
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Yakima Herald-Republic
Independent EspañolDENVER (AP) — The Denver Nuggets received good news on Wednesday, when an MRI revealed that Cameron Johnson's eave suffered only a bone contusion to the right knee and did not present any structural or ligament damage...
Pine Journal
Timberwolves take on injury-battered Nuggets
DENVER — Denver's four-game road winning streak was snapped at Dallas on Tuesday night, but the Nuggets lost more than just a game heading into their home matchup with the Minnesota Timberwolves on Thursday night. Forward Cameron Johnson went down with a knee injury in the second half of the 131-130 loss to the Mavericks. Johnson needed help walking off the floor and didn't return. According to reports on Wednesday, Johnson suffered a bone bruis…
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Nuggets forward Cameron Johnson avoids major knee injury but will miss a few games, AP source says
A person with knowledge of the medical tests tells The Associated Press that the Denver Nuggets have received positive news about forward Cameron Johnson. An MRI...
The Denver Nuggets received good news about Cameron Johnson's injury status in the game against Dallas.
Knee injury once again threatens ability of Nuggets’ Cam Johnson to play Christmas game
It’s already etched in Nuggets lore three years later, an image inextricable from Christmas basketball. It lives in infamy for the 2022 Phoenix Suns, including Cam Johnson. He could only watch in awe as Aaron Gordon sent Landry Shamet to another realm. Johnson was Shamet’s teammate back then, not Gordon’s. It was the last year of his rookie-scale contract with Phoenix, and he was sidelined by a right meniscus injury but still traveling with the …
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