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The Nuggets played 8 to 5 and still lost to the Timberwolves, and Jokic and Malone were dissatisfied with the Nuggets team's performance after the game

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The Nuggets played 8 to 5 and still lost to the Timberwolves, and Jokic and Malone were dissatisfied with the Nuggets team's performance after the game
The Nuggets played 8 to 5 and still lost to the Timberwolves, and Jokic and Malone were dissatisfied with the Nuggets team's performance after the game
The Nuggets played 8 to 5 and still lost to the Timberwolves, and Jokic and Malone were dissatisfied with the Nuggets team's performance after the game
The Nuggets played 8 to 5 and still lost to the Timberwolves, and Jokic and Malone were dissatisfied with the Nuggets team's performance after the game
The Nuggets played 8 to 5 and still lost to the Timberwolves, and Jokic and Malone were dissatisfied with the Nuggets team's performance after the game

The Nuggets encountered stubborn resistance from the Timberwolves, and Jokic struggled to stand alone

In the fierce matchup in the playoffs, the Denver Nuggets sat on the home court of the Devils, but unexpectedly lost to the Minnesota Timberwolves 99-106 and lost the first victory of the series. This game is undoubtedly a heavy blow for the Nuggets, especially in the face of the Timberwolves, who have an inside advantage, the Nuggets seem powerless.

The Timberwolves have a three-high lineup, and the Nuggets are tight inside

In this game, the Timberwolves gave full play to their interior advantage, putting huge pressure on the Nuggets' interior through a three-high lineup composed of Towns, Gobert and Naz Reed. Not only did these three players show excellent defensive ability under the basket on the defensive end, but they also scored frequently on the offensive end, contributing a total of 42 points and 21 rebounds. This kind of performance makes the Nuggets' interior line a no-fly zone for the Timberwolves, and even the Nuggets with super center Jokic can't easily break through.

In the game, we can see that although Jokic tried his best, he still seemed a little alone in the face of the Timberwolves' interior group. While Jokic had a game-high 32 points, eight rebounds, nine assists and three steals, he didn't shoot well from the field, making just 11 of 25 shots and committing seven turnovers. Such statistics are indeed outrageous for an efficient player.

Jokic struggled to stand alone, and the Nuggets offense was limited

The Nuggets' offense also suffered serious hampering in this game. Apart from Jokic, only two players, Jamal Murray and Michael Porter Jr., scored in double figures. Players such as Pope and Aaron Gordon were heavily defended by the Timberwolves on the offensive end and were unable to contribute more points to the team on the offensive end. This kind of offensive performance obviously can't meet the needs of the Nuggets in the playoffs.

In a post-game interview, Jokic also expressed his displeasure with the team's performance on the offensive end. He said that while he could try to replicate his performance, the team needed more players to step up and score. He hopes that the team can find a better way to attack in the next games to deal with the Timberwolves' strong defense.

Coach Malone reflected that the Nuggets need to improve discipline

After the game, Nuggets head coach Michael Malone also reflected on the team's performance. He said that the Timberwolves showed great discipline and physicality in the game, while the Nuggets didn't do enough in that regard. Coach Malone believes that the team needs to keep a closer eye on the Timberwolves' players on the defensive end, while also shooting more decisively on the offensive end.

Coach Malone also singled out Timberwolves leader Edwards. He said Edwards has shown great desire to win and leadership skills since entering the league. The young player's rise has made the Timberwolves even more difficult to deal with. Coach Malone hopes the Nuggets can better deal with Edwards' threat in the upcoming games and find a way to beat the Timberwolves.

The Nuggets need to adjust their strategy and look forward to a rebound

In the face of the Timberwolves' stubborn resistance, the Nuggets need to adjust their game strategy as soon as possible. First, they need to make better use of their perimeter advantage and open up the offense with three-point shots. At the same time, the Nuggets also need to find a way to deal with the Timberwolves' three-high lineup on the interior to relieve Jokic's defensive pressure.

In addition, the Nuggets will need to keep a closer eye on Timberwolves players on the defensive end, especially leaders like Edwards. By limiting the opposing team's scoring opportunities, the Nuggets can better control the tempo of the game.

For the Nuggets, the loss in this game, although frustrating, also made them see their own problems. In the next games, the Nuggets need to seriously sum up the lessons learned and find solutions to the problem. Only then will they be able to go far in the playoffs.

As fans, we look forward to seeing the Nuggets put in an even better performance in the upcoming games. They have a superstar like Jokic and a group of quality players who will be able to find a way to beat the Timberwolves. Let's cheer on the Nuggets!

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The Nuggets lost, and the Timberwolves rose up

The battle on the Nuggets Plateau is still unending, and the wolf smoke is difficult to collect.

The iron horse galloped Gobert, and the Downs stood like a hill.

Nazrid showed his heroism, and the three-high lineup showed grace.

Jokic fights alone, and lone heroes are hard to find.

Murraypoter's wingspan and his eyes were shining on the score.

Pop Gordon was heavily defended, and the Nuggets' offense faded.

Coach Malone is worried, and discipline and physical fitness need to be repaired.

Edwards leads the wolves, and the desire to win never stops.

The Nuggets need to adjust, and their strategies and tactics need to be recalculated.

The outside three-point line needs to be sharp, and the inside defense needs to be stubborn.

The wolves are aggressive, and the enemy should not be taken lightly.

Looking forward to rebounding and showing its majesty, and continuing to show its talents.

The Nuggets' loss is not the endgame, and the fighting spirit is still unrewarded.

If we work together, we will be able to break through the waves.

Fans are looking forward to the sky, waiting for the hero to come out again.

Don't be discouraged by the Nuggets Warriors, and fight again tomorrow!

Summary subheading: The Nuggets lost and unpaid, looking forward to a rebound and another storm

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