“Nuggets Shock the World: Denver Stuns Clippers in Game 7, Eyes NBA Title Once Again!”
In a moment that sent shockwaves through the NBA, the Denver Nuggets pulled off one of the most improbable Game 7 comebacks in playoff history, defeating the Los Angeles Clippers 112–106 to punch their ticket to the Western Conference Finals. The Mile High miracle unfolded before a stunned Clippers crowd and an electrified Nuggets Nation.
Down by 15 points in the third quarter, the Nuggets looked finished—but just like in previous years, they stormed back with a vengeance. Fans watched in disbelief as Denver unleashed a 28–7 run that flipped the script and turned the game—and the series—on its head.
Jamal Murray was unstoppable. The Nuggets’ fiery guard exploded for 37 points, including a clutch step-back three over Paul George that sent the Denver bench into hysterics. “We don’t fold. We fight,” Murray said after the game, his voice hoarse from yelling in celebration.
Nikola Jokić, the ever-unshakable MVP, delivered a triple-double with 25 points, 13 rebounds, and 11 assists. His dominance in the paint, coupled with his vision from the high post, left the Clippers defense in shambles during the final stretch.
On the other side, the Clippers looked broken. Despite being the favorites, L.A. unraveled yet again in a critical playoff moment. Kawhi Leonard and Paul George combined for just 10 points in the fourth quarter, missing key shots and committing
