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Lakers/Nuggets Recap – Game 1 – 2020 WCF
09.18.20
The Lakers wasted no time getting a jump on the Denver Nuggets, rolling over them 126-114 in Game 1 of the Western…
Posted by LakerStats.com on Friday, September 18, 2020
Lakers Get Big Win in Denver in OT
02.12.20
Home Team: Nuggets / Lakers History vs. Nuggets |
| Game #53 – February 12, 2020 (OT) | ||||
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120 | - | 116 |  |
| Pepsi Center – Denver, CO | ||||
Team Leaders Lakers
Points – Davis 33, James 32, Howard 14
Rebounds – James 12, Howard 11, Davis 10
Assists – James 14, Caruso 4, Kuzma 3
Team Leaders Nuggets
Points – Murray 32, Jokic 22, Grant 15
Rebounds – Jokic 11, Craig 8, Grant 7
Assists – Murray 10, Jokic 6, 3 Players Tied With 4
Lakers @ Nuggets – Box Score 02.12.20
Lakers Beat Nuggets in Key Early Battle
12.03.19
Home Team: Nuggets / Lakers History vs. Nuggets |
| Game #21 – December 3, 2019 | ||||
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105 | - | 96 | |
| Pepsi Center – Denver, CO | ||||
Team Leaders Lakers
Points – Davis 25, James 25, Howard 13
Rebounds – Davis 10, Green 7, 4 Players Tied With 6
Assists – James 9, Rondo 6, 2 Players Tied With 3
Team Leaders Nuggets
Points – Murray 22, Millsap 21, Jokic 13
Rebounds – Millsap 8, Barton 6, Plumlee 6
Assists – Jokic 8, Murray 5, Barton 4
Lakers @ Nuggets – Box Score 12.03.19
Lakers No Match For Nuggets in Blowout Loss
11.28.18
Home Team: Nuggets / Lakers History vs. Nuggets |
| Game #20 – November 27, 2018 | ||||
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85 | - | 117 | |
| Pepsi Center – Denver, CO | ||||
Team Leaders Lakers
Points – Kuzma 21, Ingram 14, James 14
Rebounds – James 7, Stephenson 6, 2 Players Tied With 5
Assists – Hart 3, Kuzma 3, Stephenson 3
Team Leaders Nuggets
Points – Beasley 20, Millsap 20, Murray 20
Rebounds – Millsap 11, Plumlee 10, Lyles 9
Assists – Jokic 7, Morris 7, Murray 4
Lakers @ Nuggets – Box Score 11.27.18
Lakers Run By Shaq and Suns!
11.21.08
It was close for the first half, but the Lakers’ bench flexed their muscle and dominated the second, beating the Phoenix Suns easily 105-92 in Phoenix on Thursday.
Kobe Bryant led all scorers with 24 points, but shot only 8-23 from the field. That was no matter, as the Lakers’ bench piled up 43 points and were led by Lamar Odom‘s 13 points, Jordan Farmar‘s 11, and Trevor Ariza‘s 10.
The Lakers led 50-44 at the half, but turned up the defensive intensity in the second half. They led by as many as 18 points and cruised to the victory. The Suns shot only 44.2% from the floor, and committed 15 turnovers, to the Lakers 7.
Former Laker, Shaquille O’Neal, had a solid game, scoring 15 points and grabbing nine rebounds, but he didn’t get much help. Amare Stoudemire led the Suns with 21 points, but missed several lay-ups and was mostly relegated to being a spot-up jump shooter.
There were few remnants of the Suns’ former quick-strike offense, as new coach Terry Porter has insisted the team pound the ball into Shaq first. As a result, Steve Nash, who looks very pedestrian in this new offense, scored just 8 points, none until the middle of third quarter.
The Lakers play host to Denver on Friday, as part of a back-to-back. It will be the first chance to see the Nuggets with Chauncey Billups running the point.
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