The Nuggets eliminated the Clippers to set a record in G7 history for the first time in history, and challenged the Thunder in the semifinals of the NBA Western Conference playoffs

The Nuggets played Game 7 in the first round of the NBA Western Conference playoffs on the 4th, giving full play to their team strength and blossoming more, eliminating the Clippers 120-101 and facing the top seed Thunder in the semifinals.

The Nuggets beat the Clippers to advance to the second round

The Clippers scored 28 points at home in Harden and successfully extended the line, and the two teams played a life-and-death battle in Denver today, with the Clippers scoring a team-high seven points in the first quarter thanks to D. Jones, who was pulled up as a starter today, and entered the second quarter with a slight advantage of 26:21.

Westbrook came out of the bench in the second quarter and scored 10 points in a single quarter, plus Gordon also had 8 points to play and take a 58-47 lead in the first half.

After the easy basket, the Nuggets started with a 17-3 offensive to expand the lead, entering the deciding quarter with a 29-point lead, and a maximum of 35 points in the final quarter, but the Clippers continued to chase the score, and under the continued output of the young K. Brown, the Nuggets let Jokic, who had been out of the court for a long time, return to the court again, and even J. Murray continued to stay on the court and officially withdrew in the last 2 minutes.

The Nuggets became the first team in league history to have six players score at least 14 points in G7, with Gordon scoring a team-high 22 points, Christian Braun contributing 21 points, Jokic scoring 16 points and 10 rebounds, and J. Murray, Porter Jr., and Westbrook each scoring 16 points. For the Clippers, Reynard contributed 22 points, K. Brown scored 13 off the bench, D. Jones scored 12 points, and Harden scored only 7 points.