This Denver Nuggets He reaffirmed last Wednesday’s victory in the field this Friday. Miami Heat and his victory 108-95 Gave them the upper hand in Kaseya Center 3-1 At the NBA Finals, that puts them one step away from celebrating the first championship in its history. The Nuggets will be able to penalize the Finals this Monday in Denver, where they lost just one game this postseason, after adding two of their two wins in their visit to the Heat.

Michael Malone’s team was close to 50% in field goals and tied 14 triples in 28. amazing Aaron Gordon 27 points (11 out of 15 on shooting)Serbian with 6 rebounds and 6 assists Nikola Jokic, who had a double-double with 23 points and 12 rebounds. A double MVP, Jokic became the first player in NBA history to score more than 500 points, 250 rebounds and 150 assists after a season. Even in a day Jamal Murray didn’t shineWith 15 points and a modest 5 out of 17 shots, the Nuggets could count on their wardrobe and the brilliant contribution of their shot. Bruce Brown (21 points and 3 pointers)).

in the heat, Jimmy Butler was the top scorer with 25 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists, while Bam Adebayo had a double-double with 20 points and 11 rebounds. Leaving the bench, Kyle Lowry scored thirteen points, Duncan Robinson twelve and Caleb Martin eleven.

Heat with their heads up

With football stars like Neymar and Vinicius sitting at the bottom of the rink and completely devoted to the local community, the Heat survived until the last two minutes despite facing a real giant. They fell with dignity against a solid, determined and determined character. superior in every aspect of the game. The Heat crowd was uneven, leaving the stands nearly empty with over two minutes to play as the team trailed ten points.

The true killer of Game 3, Jokic got off to a rough start and frightened his team when he landed badly over his right ankle in the middle of the first period. He continued to compete and took the Nuggets to a seven-point lead (18-11), but was conditioned by the pain and retired to the locker room shortly after to receive treatment. The Heat had a strong reaction and closed the half with a brilliant three from Butler. A 10-2 run to get a 21-20 lead. However, Aaron Gordon, who scored 15 points in the second quarter and hit 7 out of 8, and Jokic, who had a tremendous three-pointer in the period and scored 10 points (16 at halftime), kept the Nuggets afloat and made the game score. … tremendous physical strength from Malone’s field. They reached their maximum advantage at 54-45 with 1.35 to play, but the Heat’s great end of the period allowed the Heat to drop them to four points (55-51) which again threw the audience in under the lead of Butler and Adebayo. Pair it with a strong one-handed dunk.

Jokic and Gordon, stubborn

It was an illusion for Miami. Denver hit the table in the third period He is led by a dominant Jokic who can command all of his team’s offensive action on a not-so-lucky night for Murray. Amongst his great plays, he lit up with a great “alley oop” for the irrepressible Gordon, who scored 9 more and reached 25 (9 of 13 shots), a devastating trio for the Nuggets 86-73.

The duel was going downhill for the Nuggets. The Heat went on a long streak of turnovers when the game was interrupted for about ten minutes due to an issue with the Heat’s basket following a missed dunk attempt by Adebayo. Also, a woman residing in the Heat’s refuge area had to be treated for a health condition.

Pride in the heat… and little faith in the people

There is no team in the NBA that scores ten or more points in the fourth quarter than the Heat, and Spoelstra’s men have proven it once again, defying logic and scoring six points (86-80) from time to time. They started with an 8-0 streak with a great basket and foul by Butler and They also forced Jokic’s fifth personal foul at 9.24 am. Adebayo got the crowd on their feet with a fantastic blocking shot from Murray and the Heat gave them a shot. However, the Nuggets continued to respond even with Jokic on the bench. Bruce Brown managed to make the lead again double digits with a three-point game. With 2:35 minutes left in the game and the stands starting to empty, the reaction of the majority of the audience to Miami’s effort on the track was not very good.

Another trio from Bruce Brown and a trio from Kentavious Caldwell Pope definitively punished the conflict. The Nuggets party opened with nearly a hundred fans singing proudly in the stands. dreaming of the first NBA championship in franchise history, which is now just one win away. This Monday could be history day in Denver.