Following the Denver Nuggets' 113-104 overtime victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 2 of their second-round series, forward Michael Porter Jr. told reporters that his shoulder injury should have sidelined him for four to six weeks.

There is no one tougher on the Nuggets roster. Diagnosed with a sprained AC joint, he can only play if his shoulder is numb. And wrapped. He turns the training staff into MacGyver, using tape, patches, painkillers — everything but duct tape and chicken wire.

Michael Porter Jr.'s playing through a Grade 2 shoulder sprain—and still draining threes to keep Denver alive.