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Photo: AP – Scanpix
AP Photo – Scanpix
Nikola Jokičius, who helped the Denver Nuggets (7-7) resolve the events of the previous era, watched the fourth quarter on the field from the reserve bench, and the team led by him finished victorious.
Man of the match
The Serbian picked up a doublet that adorned the victory of Mike Malone’s students in his field 119: 101 (31:31, 34:21, 32:22, 22:27) against the Oklahoma Thunder (6-7).
He scored 27 points (12/17 doubles, 0/4 trit., 3/3 penalty) in 28 minutes, bounced 12 balls and had 6 assists.
The Nuggets advanced to the second quarter, winning 34:21 and taking a double-digit lead of 65:52. At the end of the third quarter, the dominance of the locals reached 26 points (97:71) and Malone put the basketball players of the five starters on the bench.
An impressive pass in the first part of the duel was made by the Argentine Facundo Campazzo.
The rebound went to Hamidou Diallo, who missed on goal, but Monte Morrisui made a spectacular save.
Rising from the bench, Campazzo played 18 minutes, scored 3 points (0/3 dvit., 1/3 trit.), Took 1 ball, made 1 effective pass, made a mistake and made 2 mistakes.
Thunder center Al Horford missed a game due to the birth of a daughter.
In the first part of the game, Luguentz Dort, who helped the Oklahoma team stay close to the rivals, scored 15 of his 20 points before the long break.
Nuggets: Nikola Jokičius 27 (Chamber 12), Monte Morris 15, Paul Millsap (Chamber 12) and Will Barton (13 each), Gary Harris and PJ Dozier (11 each), JaMychalas Green (10 a.m.). Why.).
“Thunder”: Luguentzas Dortas 20, Shai Gilgeous-Alexanderis 14, Darius Bazley 12, Isaiah Roby 10 (9 atk. Kam.).
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