Jokic's steady output and the odd jump, the Nuggets forced out of the NBA playoffs Western Conference semifinals G7

On the 16th, Beijing time, the top seed Thunder and the 4th seed Nuggets in Denver started the NBA playoffs Western Conference semifinals G6 competition, the Nuggets bid farewell to the problem of easy dumb fire in the last quarter, plus Jokic and Murray combined to score 54 points, the Nuggets finally retreated from the Thunder 119:107, chasing the series to a 3:3 draw, and the Nuggets and Thunder will have a G7 life and death battle next Monday.

Jokic

The Thunder played a wave of onslaught in the fourth quarter of G5, reversed to steal the victory, and won the series match point, and this battle sought to close the door directly, as for the Nuggets to face a backwater battle back home, they must try to win and extend the line.

The Nuggets, who returned home, relied on Murray to score 11 points in the first quarter and lead the Thunder 31-28, but the top seed in the West, the Thunder, launched a counterattack in the second quarter, and "SGA" Kyrgyz Alexander scored 11 points in a single quarter, as well asDortWith a three-pointer at the buzzer, the Thunder led 61-58 into the second half.

The Thunder and Nuggets continued to tug at the end of the third quarter, but the Nuggets scored 8 points alone at the end of the quarter, leading the team to a 10-0 offensive to help the Landlords take the lead again. The Nuggets were inferior in the fourth quarter of G4 and G5, and this battle relied on the generals to play their respective roles, extending the lead to 16 points at most, and finally successfully won the victory, while the Thunder once missed 13 consecutive three-point shots in the final quarter, becoming the main reason for the loss.

Strausser

Jokic had 29 points, 14 rebounds and eight assists, Murray had 25 points, eight rebounds and seven assists, Strauser was a wonder man, scoring eight points from the third quarter, making three three-pointers and scoring 15 points, and Brown scoring 23 points to the win.

Kyrgyz Alexander scored a team-high 32 points, and Horlengame had 19 points and 11 rebounds, but the Thunder shot less than 3 percent from three-point range in this game, and it was indeed difficult to win.