The 54-point win marked the largest regular-season margin in franchise history, eclipsing the previous 52-point record set against the Seattle SuperSonics on March 16, 2008.

Denver’s 157 points were the most ever scored by the franchise in a road game and the highest single-game total by any NBA team during the 2025–26 season. It also ranked sixth-highest in Nuggets history.

The team erupted for 82 points in the first half, the second-most in franchise history, and became the first team in NBA history to record at least 150 points, 60 rebounds, 40 assists, and 20 three-pointers in a single game.

DevicePleasant1160 | Rockets

24 | 7 hours ago

All that and there was only one double double from Spencer Jones who got ¹⁰⁄₁₀ off the bench.

nbaistheworst

-2 | an hour ago

*Avidja 15 pts 13 ast

RyouBestGirl | Japan

19 | 5 hours ago

>6th highest

80s nuggets were wild

NoKnowsPose

5 | 3 hours ago

For anybody that watched the game, was the Blazers defense that bad, the Nuggets offense just clicking that well, or the Nuggets were just making everything?

Or maybe all 3?

FernBlueEyes

6 | 3 hours ago

At times the defense was very tight. They swarmed Brucey B much of the night

petarisawesomeo | Nuggets

3 | 3 hours ago

Blazers were giving good effort in the 1st half, but Nuggs were just carving them up, especially Jokic. 2nd half seemed like Portland just wanted to get the game over with.

Griffinslax | Nuggets

2 | an hour ago

It was mainly pace related both trail blazers and nuggets wanted to play really fast.

FernBlueEyes

3 | 4 hours ago

Heart of champions

nbaistheworst

1 | an hour ago

Jokic set the tone with the 19 pt 1st Q, and then Murray hit on 4-6 threes on his way to 15 pts in the 2nd Q.

Denver starting to look dangerous even without AG.

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