NBA fans praise Kawhi, Harden, Clipper for the routing of Jokic, Westbrook, Nuggets in G3

The Los Angeles Clippers are two victories because they are driving the first round of playoffs for the first time since the 2020-21 season.

Los Angeles edited the Denver Nuggets in a 117-83 victory in Game 3 of her first round of her first round in the intuit dome with relatively light. It is now 2-1 in the series and can advance through simple business in its remaining home games.

While nobody like Kawhi Leonard turned into full takeover mode in game 2, the winners used a balanced attack to put the game away. James Harden (20 points, nine assists and six rebounds), Leonard (21 points, 11 rebounds and six assists), Norman Powell (20 points) and Ivica Zubac (19 points and nine rebounds) were in front of the way.

On the other hand, Nikola Jokić did what he could to keep the nuggets with a triple double of 23 points, 13 rebounds and 13 assists in a striking distance, but the result was never really in doubt in the second half.

Social media showed the clipper some love for their performance:

Los Angeles had all the swing into the competition on Thursday after he had stolen the advantage of the home running behind Leonard’s individual brilliance in game 2, and it wasted little time to build on it.

It jumped in the lead at an 18-point half-time, with hardden with a number of outer shots and impressive passes, when the defense collapsed. In the first half he poured only 20 points and stated the tone from a perspective of the rating.

The 11-fold all-star then turned into an eventful role in the second half when the Clipper Denver kept in chess. Leonard and Powell opened the door to find their shooting lines and Zubac to achieve a certain evaluation of the interior.

It was not just the four starters who had proven to be a problem for the nuggets.

Nicolas Batum was hot from the three-point range from the bank and issued the type of secondary assessment that Denver had to struggle for a large part of the season. Jokić, Jamal Murray and even Aaron Gordon sometimes played well, but visitors didn’t have nearly as many participants to keep up.

It also didn’t help Michael Porter Jr. and Russell Westbrook struggling with their shots because they are important on the offensive.

The end result was a dominant victory for the Clippers, who will have the opportunity to take full control over the series at home in game 4 on Saturday.