Aaron Gordon has to fall into that latter group. He is extension eligible right now with a player option for the 2025-26 season — if Denver doesn’t extend him Gordon can be a free agent next summer. He doesn’t want that, he wants to stay in Denver, Gordon said during Nuggets’ media day.

Aaron, 29, spoke to reporters for the first time since Drew's untimely death during the Nuggets' media day on Thursday, Sept. 26, revealing that the team has been there for him "every step of the way" after his brother's fatal car accident in May.

Aaron Gordon has a player option looming after the 2024-25 season, but he’s eligible for a contract extension starting the first day of Nuggets training camp.

Playing for the Nuggets for the past four years, Aaron Gordon hopes his time in Denver doesn't run out anytime soon.

Aaron Gordon on the contract extension that he’s eligible to sign as soon as tomorrow: “I really love this organization. I love the players on this team. I love the

Gordon and the Nuggets have been an ideal match since the team acquired him from the Orlando Magic at the 2021 trade deadline. He is their best and most versatile defender, and he