Denver Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon revealed that head coach Steve Kerr offered him a spot on the U.S. men's basketball team in the Summer Olympics

Aaron Gordon recently revealed that Warriors head coach Steve Kerr offered the Nuggets forward a role with Team USA at the Olympics.

Gordon didn’t suit up with Team USA during this year’s Paris Olympics, but Gordon claimed through Twitter (X) on Thursday afternoon that Kerr asked him if he wanted to play with the squad. “It’s a bit rhetorical but hey we got gold,” Gordon said on social media of Kerr’s prompt.

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr steered Team USA to its fifth straight gold medal in the Olympics after ruling Paris. The road to the crown, however, was anything but easy. Kerr was chastised by fans for his decision-making,

After we beat the warriors in the bay Steve Kerr asked if I wanted to play on the USA team… idk bro. It’s a bit rhetorical but hey we got goldSource: x.com What’s the buzz on

The 29-year-old Gordon found a perfect fit in Denver, taking over the team's "dunker spot" on offense where he has served as a playmaker alongside star teammate Nikola Jokic. Gord

Aaron Gordon was expecting an invite to join Team USA this summer at the Paris Olympic Games. But even after getting not a call, Gordon still had fun watching his Nuggets teammate Nikola Jokic torch the competition.