On the morning of April 22, Beijing time, the NBA playoffs continued, and the Golden State Warriors challenged the Denver Nuggets away, which was a G3 contest between the two teams. In the first two games, the Warriors, who were at home, won consecutive victories to take a 2-0 lead.
As in the previous two games, Curry was still sitting on the bench after the opening, and Poole and Clay's backcourt double feel was quite good.
Poole has both a difficult layup and a cross-step three-pointer in the bottom corner that detonates the Warriors bench. Curry also had a breakthrough and three points after coming on the court, and Clay also hit steadily outside the three-point line.
At the end of the first half, the Warriors took a 69-59 lead.
By the third quarter, Jokic continued to do his best, and at the end of the quarter, the Nuggets pushed the score back as Gordon hit a succession of jumpers. The Nuggets played 30-18 in the third quarter and beat the Warriors 89-87 after the third quarter.
The camera gave Jokic, who finally had a chance to rest, he kept panting, tired to no, just three quarters, Jokic had 26 points, 16 rebounds and 5 assists, while the Warriors' Camellia brothers scored 21 points, 20 points, and 19 points, respectively.
The final quarter began with Curry and Jokic both off the court, and Poole and Klay quickly helped the Warriors regain the lead.
The score of the two teams was glued to the last minute, there were 40 seconds left in the last quarter, the Nuggets 111 trailed the Warriors by 5 points, at the critical moment, Jokic back to singles, but was directly taken out by Green, the Nuggets basically lost the last chance.
Dream Green roared wildly at the Nuggets' home stadium, and nuggets fans were silent.
In the final moments, the Nuggets were powerless to return to the sky, and in the end, the Warriors won again 118-113, and the big score became 3-0. Jokic has given everything he has, while the Warriors' Big Three continues to steadily output, Curry and Poole both scored 27 points, Klay scored 26 points, and the Big Three blasted 12 three-pointers to reach the Western Conference Semifinals!