Jamal Murray catches FIRE & makes history, Nuggets avoid their worst loss of the season

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Eric Wedum (D-Line) 0:00
That's right. We don't care.

What are the highlights of the Nuggets vs. Jazz game?

Eric Wedum (D-Line) 0:03
We don't care. History is made. We get funky. That's the end of it.

What were Dev's key takeaways from the game?

Eric Wedum (D-Line) 0:10
Did you hear that? That's the end of it.
Harrison Wind 0:13
Did you hear that? We don't care. What is up? Welcome. It's the Winner's Lounge. Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba. We are presented by Bet365. Download the Bet365 app. Use code DMVR365. Deposit $10.

How did the Nuggets' defense perform against the Jazz?

Harrison Wind 0:23
Place a $5 bet to get $200 of bonus bets. And we're, of course, live from the Toyota Winners' Lounge. Winners? Fellas. Can't say we didn't win. It was not pretty. we crashed out multiple times me we as in me i was gonna say on the watch along but in the end the nuggets go on a huge run to end this game and beat the utah jazz 135 129 to win their fifth straight game we're gonna break it all down we got a lot to go over jamal murray made history in this game Nikola Jokic put up big numbers, but a lot to get into about his game.

How did D-Line evaluate Jokic's performance in this game?

Harrison Wind 1:04
Tim Hardaway Jr. might have saved the Nuggets tonight. We'll talk about it all. I'm Harrison Wynn.
Eric Wedum (D-Line) 1:11
I got D-Line with me. That's right, guys. All's well that contains history and nothing else.

What record did Jamal Murray break during the game?

Eric Wedum (D-Line) 1:17
Well said.
Harrison Wind 1:19
Superstar Dev also in the house.
Dev 1:21
Oh my gosh, this is... This was fun.
Harrison Wind 1:25
Yeah. Fun? This was... This is why we do this, right?

What impact did Tim Hardaway Jr. have on the Nuggets' performance?

Dev 1:28
This was exhausting.
Harrison Wind 1:29
We loved it. We loved every minute of it.

What were the reactions to the bench players' performances?

Harrison Wind 1:32
We experienced a range of emotions tonight. And I'm sure we'll relive most of them here over the next hour. If you're new to the stream, drop us a like. Make sure you're subscribed. We're here after every Nuggets game. Win or loss. Off day shows. Pre-game shows. Watch along. Let's get to the fast breakdown right now. Not a ton of notes from this one because I was just pissed off most of the second half. Yeah. First note of the game. This is more like a fast protest. First note of the game, I will say, kind of tells the story. Defense bad. Yep.
Eric Wedum (D-Line) 2:02
That was the story.
Harrison Wind 2:03
That was my first note of the game.
Eric Wedum (D-Line) 2:04
That was the story.
Harrison Wind 2:05
It was very apparent very early on in this game that this was going to be... A rough night. Yeah. This was going to be a frustrating night. That was very obvious from the opening tip. But Jamal Murray did go off in the first quarter of this game. 15 points in the first quarter. Hit a couple threes. He came into tonight needing three threes to tie Michael Porter Jr. for the most threes made in a single season in Nuggets history. Needed four to break the record. More on that in a second. Nuggets starters were cooking. They were up 37-26 after the first quarter.
Eric Wedum (D-Line) 2:45
Easy, easy.
Harrison Wind 2:46
They were up 11, but a bad bench stint to start the second quarter really set the tone for the rest of the game. Bad offense, really, really bad defense. Nuggets outscored the Jazz 37-26 in the first quarter. They got outscored 36-25 in the second quarter. They were tied at halftime 62-62, I believe. If you want to put a bad defensive third quarter on tape, I don't know why you would ever want to do that. The Nuggets did that in the third quarter tonight. One of the worst defensive quarters I've ever seen the Denver Nuggets play in 10 years covering this team. They gave up 43 points to the Utah Jazz. Yeah, they did. Do you know how hard that is to do? I mean, I watched it. It was pretty easy.
Eric Wedum (D-Line) 3:32
It did seem actually pretty easy.
Harrison Wind 3:34
It was pretty easy if you're playing this Nuggets defense.
Eric Wedum (D-Line) 3:36
I would describe the defense as effortless.
Harrison Wind 3:40
You can call this effortless. Maybe we're allowed to use that term now. The Jazz outscored the Nuggets 43-36 in that third quarter. The defense was a disaster. And it looked that way for most of the fourth quarter as well. You know, the Nuggets just, it really looked like it was not going to be one of those nights for most of this game. And then some weird things happened down the stretch. That turned this game in Denver's direction. Do you guys remember the jump ball? I think there were about five minutes left or something. Of course, this game did go to clutch time. Another clutch win. How about that? This game did go to clutch time. There was a call where Tim Hardaway tried to step in and take a charge.
Harrison Wind 4:25
One ref signaled charge. The other signaled block. They went to the scores table, discussed it.

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