Milestone Celebration

Aaron Gordon Career Milestone & Birthday Explorer

Born: September 16, 1995 • Official 31st Birthday Milestone • NBA Champion (2023)
Verified source: @NBA Official Post
"Join us in wishing Aaron Gordon a HAPPY 31st BIRTHDAY!"
2022-23 (Age 27) — NBA Title Season
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Career Trajectory (PPG, RPG, FG%)

Interactive graph: Scrub slider or hover points to inspect season averages. Years active: 2014 – Present

2022-23 Season

Age 27 • Year 9
Denver Nuggets
Points / Game
13.4
Rebounds / Game
6.6
Assists / Game
3.0
Field Goal %
56.1%
🏆 Championship Milestone: Key defensive anchor & interior finisher in Denver's 2023 NBA Finals victory.
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Aaron Gordon Playoff & Legacy Highlights

2023 NBA Finals Championship Run

Vital two-way starter alongside Nikola Jokić, averaging 13.3 PPG, 6.0 RPG while locking down opponent perimeter stars.

Age 31 Birthday Evolution

Transformed from high-flying Orlando slam-dunk runner-up into an elite, championship-caliber basketball glue guy with over 53% career true shooting in Denver.

Efficiency Leap in Denver

FG% surged from 44.7% as an early Orlando forward to a peak 56.1% in the championship season through elite cutting and transition dominance.

Verified Career Data Table

Season Age Team PTS REB AST FG%
Source Grounding & Verification: This interactive application was generated in celebration of Aaron Gordon's 31st birthday as announced on September 16 by the official @NBA Post (Observed text: "Join us in wishing Aaron Gordon a HAPPY 31st BIRTHDAY!"). Historical per-game scoring, rebounding, assists, and shooting percentages are sourced from official NBA records and verified sports reference archives (2014-15 through 2025-26 seasons).

Reading a saved career table and its chart scales

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This saved explorer contains twelve season rows. The slider and quick presets select a row by its zero based index. Index eight selects the ninth row, labeled twenty twenty two to twenty twenty three. Its stored values are thirteen point four points, six point six rebounds, three assists and fifty six point one field goal percent. The inspector should show those values together. The age column is stored data, not a live birthday calculation. Player statistics and historical claims here are saved source values, not independently verified current career facts. Compare two saved field goal values: forty three point four and fifty six point one. Their difference is twelve point seven percentage points. Relative growth divides that difference by the earlier forty three point four, giving about twenty nine point two six percent. These are different descriptions of the same pair. The equal scale bars use six pixels per percentage point from zero. The saved scoring averages for those rows move from seventeen point six to thirteen point four. Their coexistence does not prove that lower scoring caused higher shooting efficiency. The source chart changes its vertical baseline with the chosen metric. Points, rebounds and assists begin at zero. Field goal percentage begins at thirty five, and the upper bound is the largest listed value multiplied by one point one five. For saved values forty four point seven and fifty six point one, a thirty five baseline leaves offsets nine point seven and twenty one point one. The shorter offset bars can make the visual ratio look much larger than zero based values. The diagram labels both origins and keeps a common six pixel per unit scale. Read the axis before interpreting relative bar lengths. The original chart requires external D three. Offline checks must distinguish working row selection or export from an unavailable chart. The saved export is a snapshot of the chosen row and representative metadata. Preserve the native controls, dimensions and first footer when adding this video, then verify actual local playback. This explanation teaches table selection and numerical interpretation; it does not certify the saved age, birthday announcement, historical statistics or current season information.

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