Nuggets 3‑Pointers: Sorry Dikembe, conquering Kawhi Leonard and Paul George is biggest upset in Nuggets playoff history

1.Greatest post­sea­son upset in Nuggets his­to­ry? Move over, Dikem­be Mutombo. Step aside, George Karl. The last week in July, William Hill’s sports­book put the odds at 30-to‑1 for the Nuggets to make the NBA Finals, trail­ing Philadel­phia (22–1), Toron­to (16–1) and Hous­ton (10–1). ESPN’s BPI gave the Nuggets a 37% chance to reach even the West­ern Con­fer­ence finals. But here they are. The first Den­ver ros­ter to reach the NBA’s Final Four since 2009.

2. Murray’s on bulls­eye alert, again. With Clip­pers coach Doc Rivers dou­bling Niko­la Jokic dur­ing the first half on almost every Jok­er touch, the onus was on the rest of the Nuggets to make them pay. That was all the hint that Jamal Mur­ray need­ed. The Blue Arrow’s star turn in the 2020 post­sea­son con­tin­ued into Tues­day, with the Den­ver guard pour­ing in 25 first-half points, 20 of them com­ing dur­ing a sump­tu­ous sec­ond quar­ter. The Nuggets are now 7–1 this post­sea­son when the Blue Arrow nets 20 points or more.

3. Joker’s genius belongs to his­to­ry now. The world’s fig­ur­ing out what the Front Range has known for years: There’s only one Jok­er, and the bas­ket­ball gods threw away the mold. On his dime that set up Jera­mi Grant’s two-hand­ed slam with 2:41 left in the third quar­ter, his 10th assist of the night, Jokic clinched the ear­li­est triple-dou­ble in a Game 7 since the stat began being tracked in 1997. And the Serbian’s 16-point, 22-rebound, 13-assist night is going to be talked about in team lore for a long, long, long time.

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