Just an absolutely horrendous loss in overtime for the Denver Nuggets as they fall to the Los Angeles Lakers here on Saturday night, 127 to 125.

Your final score. Terrible night from Jamal Murray, perhaps the worst game of his career, at least that I can remember off the top of my head.

Not great clutch defense, not great defense at all.

And some questions about David Adelman continue.

Let's talk about it on tonight's Locked on Nuggets Postcast.

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I hope everyone is doing a okay out there, or at least hanging in there, after a brutal loss for the Denver Nuggets.

And a lot to unpack here in just a little bit of time here on the Locked on Nuggets Post. This is your first time tuning into the show. Just a quick reminder, Matt Moore, Swipea, and Ryan Blackburn have not gone anywhere. I am your host, Anilo Piro. You guys can follow me on social media at Media by AP. This is just some additional content here on the Lockdown Nuggets YouTube channel and audio feed in addition to the standard show. So I'll be with you after just about each and every Denver Nuggets game the rest of the way this season. So just a quick note there. Don't want anyone to freak out about Matt Ryan and Swipa. So they'll still be here, folks. But let's get right on into it. A couple of different ways I think we could go with respect to the turning point in tonight's game, and let's break a few of those down.

Time to reveal where the game was won or lost. It's the turning point.

Like I said, there's a few different ways that you can go here. Frankly, this game probably should have never got to overtime.

A ridiculous play from Austin Reeves there at the end of regulation

where he bounces the ball off of the left side of the rim on his second free throw attempt

intentionally gets his own rebound, makes a game tying shot to ultimately send this game to

overtime. So we could go with that. We could go with Jamal Murray, who we will talk about

in this game. But why don't we go with David

Adelman to open up the show? And we can also talk about the defense. Because despite the

game going to overtime, which again, it's a frustrating way to see that game go to overtime.

I can't tell you, I can't tell you the last time I saw a player intentionally miss a free throw, grab their own

free throw off them, or grab their own rebound off the miss and then make the shot to tie the game up.

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