Denver Nuggets Locker Room Celebration After Comeback Win vs. Portland Trail Blazers!
[Applause] [Applause] hey let’s go ref you won your bet you won your bet ref defense got better and better and better as the night went along think about this he went 37 in the first 26 in the second 21 in the third and 19 in the fourth they only shot 37% which is a
Great number uh a lot of guys I thought played really well on defense but I want to give this to CB game Molly Mall 10 to fth one turnover pton 10 points in the fourth quarter great job when to step up Aon Gordon ready and start that fourth
Quarter get us going key to the game was this man end of the third quarter 110 start of the fourth quarter 12 to2 23 to2 run all right that’s what you do at home in front of your fans all right bring it in fellas good win get some
Rest all right family on three 1 2 three
DENVER — — Jamal Murray loves that the Denver Nuggets can turn to their championship mettle in crunch time. He hates that they have to rely on that so often.
“I think we should just be a little bit more on point to start the game, not to have to kick it into another gear,” Murray said after the Denver Nuggets rallied from a double-digit deficit to beat the short-handed but spirited Portland Trail Blazers 112-103 on Sunday night.
The reigning NBA titleholders trailed by 14 in the first half and didn’t take their first lead until their final shot of the third quarter.
“I think we just got to be a little more conscious, a little more aware of the task at hand each and every night that we’re gonna get their best shot,” Murray said. “I think we can give our best shot, as well, from the start.”
Nikola Jokic led Denver with 29 points, Murray added 21 points on a 10-to-1 assist-to-turnover night and youngsters Christian Braun and Peyton Watson provided the juice down the stretch for the Nuggets to get their second win over their division rivals in 48 hours.
Four other players scored in double figures, including Watson, a rookie who scored 10 of his 12 points in the Nuggets’ fourth-quarter blitz that improved Denver’s home record to 21-4.
The Nuggets didn’t trail by more than a bucket in their 120-108 win over Portland on Friday night, also at Ball Arena, but they didn’t lead this one until the final seconds of the third quarter when Jokic’s finger-roll layup broke an 84-84 tie.
The Blazers, who got got 27 points from Deandre Ayton and 26 from Anfernee Simons, quieted the sellout crowd most of the night. They were leading 84-75 with 4:17 remaining in the third quarter when Matisse Thybulle missed his second of two free throws.
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Luka wouldve found a way to be up 30 and then lose