US EditionDenver hosts Oklahoma City with 2-1 series lead
- On Sunday at 3:30 p.m. EDT, the Denver Nuggets will play the Oklahoma City Thunder at Ball Arena in Denver, holding a 2-1 advantage in their Western Conference series.
- The Nuggets took the series lead after overcoming the top-seeded Thunder, who won the previous matchup 149-106 on Thursday.
- In Game 3, Denver secured a 113-104 victory in overtime, led by Jamal Murray’s 27 points and an 11-2 surge in the extra period that began with a layup from Nikola Jokic.
- Jokic struggled with an 8-for-25 shooting night and missed all 10 three-point attempts, while Oklahoma's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 18 points on a 7-for-22 shooting night.
- The Nuggets' victory implies they can leverage home-court advantage and closing strength to challenge the Thunder's dominant offense in the series.
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Denver hosts Oklahoma City with 2-1 series lead
Oklahoma City Thunder (68-14, first in the Western Conference) vs. Denver Nuggets (50-32, fourth in the Western Conference) Denver; Sunday, 3:30 p.m. EDT BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE: Thunder -5.5; over/under is 227.5 WESTERN CONFERENCE SECOND ROUND: Nuggets lead series 2-1 BOTTOM LINE: The Denver Nuggets host the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Western Conference second round with a 2-1 lead in the series. The Thunder won the last matchup 149-106 on Thu…
Jackson Progress-Argus
Nuggets send Game 3 to OT, grab 2-1 lead vs. Thunder
Jamal Murray scored 27 points, and the host Denver Nuggets dominated overtime to beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 113-104 in Game 3 of the Western Conference quarterfinals on Friday night.
Nuggets rebound, outlast OKC in OT for 2-1 lead
After getting blown out by 43 points in Game 2, the Nuggets tapped into their mix of experience, home environment and closing prowess to beat the Thunder in overtime for a 2-1 lead in the Western Conference semifinal series.
Denver Post
The Daily GazetteAaron Gordon delivers again with game-tying 3, Nuggets put foot down on Thunder for OT Game 3 win
The Nuggets survived Nikola Jokic's nightmare night thanks to heroics from Jamal Murray, Michael Porter Jr. and Aaron Gordon.
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