7 of 7 three-pointers in the half! The Nuggets forward played like crazy, he is indeed a tough guy!

The Warriors have already played their opening game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. This is their second regular season game, while the Nuggets are playing their first game of the new season. The Nuggets are not afraid of the Warriors at all. Their frontcourt is strong and very tall. Jokic, Gordon, Braun and Johnson are all large players in the same position.

Aaron Gordon's performance last season won unanimous praise from everyone. Not only did he hit game-winners and even game-winners many times in the playoffs, but he also dragged an injured leg to force a tiebreaker for the Nuggets. He was simply a tough guy. But in fact, besides being tough, Gordon's skills are not bad at all.

Facing the Warriors' frontcourt in this game, Gordon fully demonstrated his athletic ability and shooting skills. Throughout the first half, Gordon played like crazy. He made 7 of 7 shots from beyond the three-point line and was simply unstoppable. The Warriors also tried their best to hold on to the score, but Gordon's offensive firepower was so fierce that Jokic didn't even need to take action.

Entering the second half, the Warriors continued to chase points under the leadership of Curry, and fell behind by about 5 points with 2 minutes left. Then Curry scored consecutively, helping the Warriors catch up to a 117 tie with 1 minute left. At the last moment of the game, Gordon and Curry competed for three-pointers. The two teams tied at 120 and eventually entered overtime.

Although he failed to win in regular time, Gordon's performance was impressive enough. He scored 45 points in regular time, making 10 of 11 shots from beyond the three-point line, and clinched the score on his own. I have to say that this kind of NBA game is more beautiful to watch, and it is much more exciting than the free throw battle.

Gordon was just a dunker at first, but now that he has developed a stable three-point shot, his value is even greater.