A few tweaks to the offense have the Nuggets rolling Jamal Murray was struggling in his NBA playoff debut. Through the first three games of the series against the San Antonio Spurs, the Blue Arrow was shooting just 39.1% from the field and 28.6% from the three-point line. He had as many turnovers as assists…

How Jamal Murray got his groove back in games four and five against the Spurs — Denver Stiffs – All Posts

Win the first. For the first time all series, Denver won the first quarter in Game 5 and wasn’t playing uphill the rest of the game. Instead of Nikola Jokic setting the early tone, it was Jamal Murray, Gary Harris and Paul Millsap connecting on five first-quarter 3-pointers and putting the Spurs on their heels.…

Nuggets-Spurs: Three keys to Game 6 — The Denver Post

(AP) – San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich goes to the playoffs every season. And he usually sticks around for a while. The Spurs have never gone back-to-back years without a trip to the second round of the playoffs during the Popovich era. But the Denver Nuggets are one win away from changing that, as they’ll…

‘Toughest Game Of Our Lives’ Nuggets Look To Advance, Avoid Game 7 — CBS Denver

Jamal Murray couldn’t buy a bucket. Even a dunk, with seemingly little defensive resistance, proved elusive. Shots he was accustomed to swishing danced out as if the rim was coated with cooking oil. He kept firing contested layups, floaters and jumpers, his stubbornness starting to get the best of him as Tuesday’s Game 2 against…

“Just the way I imagined it”: Nuggets star Jamal Murray details his epic Game 2 vs. the Spurs — The Denver Post

With his team trailing 73-57 in the third quarter on Tuesday, Nuggets coach Mike Malone reminded the players of the Clippers’ comeback on Monday against the Warriors. “The guys took it to heart,” he said after Denver’s win over the Spurs.

Nuggets coach used Clippers’ rally as inspiration — www.espn.com – TOP

Locked on Nuggets Podcast In this episode, I share my notes on Denver’s comeback win against the San Antonio Spurs. Jamal Murray was horrible…until suddenly he was the best player in the world. Nikola Jokic continued to make plays while still trying to figure out how to attack Jakob Poeltl. Lastly, I close today’s show…

Game two was an emotional roller-coaster for Denver Nuggets fans — Denver Stiffs – All Posts

It took Jamal Murray in cheat code mode — if you’re rocking NBA Jam on the Super Nintendo, press B, B, B, B, B, B, B, then press and hold Up, Y, B to simulate Murray’s fourth quarter — to drag the Nuggets, kicking and screaming, over the finish line. But without Paul Millsap kicking…

How Paul Millsap kept the Nuggets afloat while Jamal Murray’s shot went AWOL — The Denver Post