Nuggets Set Franchise Road Record

The Denver Nuggets exploded for 157 points against Portland, setting a franchise road record with 21 three-pointers and 57.3% field goal shooting. The performance showcased Nikola Jokić's peak efficiency in breaking down defenses. The blowout victory demonstrates Denver's offensive firepower when clicking on all cylinders.

- The 157 points scored by the Nuggets marked the most by any team in an NBA game during the 2025-26 season. - Nikola Jokić achieved his 32 points, 9 rebounds, and 7 assists in just 29 and a half minutes of play. He was a +40 while on the floor. - Jamal Murray contributed 25 points, bouncing back from a missed game-winning free throw opportunity in a 115-114 loss to the Clippers the previous night. - The Nuggets' offensive clinic included an 82-53 lead at halftime, with the margin growing to as many as 55 points in the second half. - Several other Nuggets players had significant scoring nights, with Julian Strawther and Tim Hardaway Jr. each adding 19 points. - The Portland Trail Blazers' season record dropped to 27-30 following the loss, placing them 10th in the Western Conference. - For Portland, Jrue Holiday led the team with 19 points in the loss. Deni Avdija had 15 points and 13 assists but also committed six turnovers. - This dominant performance improved the Nuggets' season record to 36-21.

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