The Nuggets are set to lose forward Cameron Johnson in the first game of the season against Chicago Bulls. Johnson, who has been out for six weeks due to a right knee strain, will miss four weeks due to the injury. The team announced that Johnson will be returning to the court on Saturday, and he is expected to make a return. Johnson has been out due to a left hamstring strain, which has caused him to miss four weeks. He has also suffered a right ankle sprain, which has affected his ability to shoot from 3-point range. Additionally, Johnson has been mentioned as a potential future All-Star, but he has not yet been confirmed. The Bulls are set to win the game, and the team is expected to hold steady despite the ongoing injuries. The team is also set to enter the game tied with Brooklyn, with Jokic, Braun, Valanciunas, and Watson all in the same category as Johnson.