Nikola Jokic Injury Report: Will the Nuggets' Star Center Play Tonight Against the Spurs?

The Denver Nuggets will take on the San Antonio Spurs tonight at the Ball Arena. The Nuggets suffered a heartbreaking loss at the hands of the Timberwolves the other day. Despite the loss, one thing remained constant, which was Nikola Jokic's performance. The Serbian scored his career-best 61 points on the day and notched 10 rebounds and assists apiece to complete the triple-double, yet the Timberwolves somehow managed to win by a point. The brilliance is set to continue, should he play tonight. Thus, it is imperative to note his status for the game.

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Nikola Jokic Injury Report

Nikola Jokic is listed in the injury report released by the Nuggets ahead of the game against the Spurs. He is listed as "questionable" due to an ankle injury. Thus, there is suspense hanging on whether he will play tonight or not.

Without Jokic, the Nuggets have struggled with inconsistency and the kind of numbers he has been producing reveals why.

Jokic's influence can be explained through his exceptional numbers. With 29.1 points, 12.8 rebounds, and 10.3 assists, he has been averaging a triple-double every game. That's insane! Thus, the absence of such a player is always going to be felt.

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Denver Nuggets Injury Report

Aside from Nikola Jokic, Michael Porter Jr. is also listed in the Denver Nuggets injury list. He is marked as "questionable" due to personal reasons. Moreover, Aaron Gordan (Calf), Peyton Watson (right knee inflammation), Christian Braun (Foot) and Jamal Murray (Hamstring) are all listed as "questionable" due to respective injuries. Julian Strawther (Knee) and DaRon Holmes (Achilles) will remain out due to respective injuries.

As for the Spurs, they also have a lengthy injury list to endure. Keldon Johnson is marked as "questionable" due to back issue. Plus, Charles Bassey (Rest), Jeremy Sochan (Back), Devin Vassell (Back), Victor Wembanyama (Surgery), De'Aron Fox (Finger injury), and Riley Milex (Shoulder injury), all will remain out due to respective reasons.

One will have to wait to note how the injuries can influence the game, but a Nuggets vs Spurs game still carries the ingredients to be a cracker of a showcase. Let's see who comes out on top in this one.