NBA Playoffs 2025 LA Clippers vs. Denver Nuggets Game 4 Injury Report- Major Concerns Around Russell Westbrook as Denver Look to Bounce Back

The Los Angeles Clippers will host the Denver Nuggets in Game 4 of the first-round playoff series on Saturday to extend their winning run. The Clippers routed the Nuggets 117-83 in first home matchup of the series and took a 2-1 lead in the series.

It was a one-way traffic for the Clippers, who exposed the Nuggets’ reliability over Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray. The three-time MVP was lecturing the squad in Game 3 with full frustration. Denver went 7-for-24 in the 3-point range and struggled in offensive transition. Los Angeles countered Jokic in smart way and Nuggets’ bench couldn’t hold the pressure.

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The Clippers raised a series of questions for the Nuggets, but they have a clear chance to give their opposition one more blow. It would be a tricky situation for Denver if they enter the home matchup with a 1-3 deficit. The series started with the Nuggets’ impactful performance, and after two games, it felt like the Clippers would walk away with a ticket to conference semifinals.

Ahead of a crucial Game 4 in Inglewood, let’s break down the injury report for both teams and its impact on their overall performance.

LA Clippers vs. Denver Nuggets Injury Report

Time: Saturday, April 26, 2025 | 6:00 p.m. ET
Venue: Intuit Dome, Inglewood, CA
Local TV: TNT, Max | Live Stream: Fubo, NBA Live Pass

LA Clippers’ Injuries

• None

The Clippers have a clear injury report ahead of the crucial home matchup on Saturday. With a healthy roster for the games, the Clippers would look to extend their winning run.

Denver Nuggets’ Injuries

• DaRon Holmes II: Out
• Michael Porter Jr.: Questionable  
• Russell Westbrook: Questionable

The Denver Nuggets have listed three players on their injury report for Saturday’s matchup. Russell Westbrook is listed as questionable due to a foot injury. The veteran guard has played all three games in the postseason so far, averaging 10.7 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 1.7 assists per game.

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Michael Porter Jr.’s status is also questionable with a left shoulder sprain that he suffered in Game 2. DaRon Holmes II is already out for the season with a right Achilles tendon repair.

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