Jamal Murray makes the NBA story in Nuggets clipper Game 5

After a 2-1 deficit for the La Clipperers, many believed that the Denver nuggets were convicted of exit in the first round. The nuggets, on the other hand, did not buy.

With a win on Tuesday, the Nuggets have now won two consecutive games to put a 3-2 series in the lead, which was prominently listed by their star duo by Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray. Jokic was phenomenal in the first round in this first series, but the fans patiently waited for a typical performance of Jamal Murray playoffs.

You got it on Tuesday evening.

In the victory of game 5, Murray set 43 points, 5 rebounds, 7 assists and 3 steals at the 17:26 shooting from the field, 8-14 from the three-point range and 1: 1 from the charity stripe.

Murray was the first player in the NBA story to achieve more than 43 points in a playoff game while scored one or less attempts at free throwing.

Murray has been one of the best playoff actors in the league for years, but he needed five games to really find his rhythm. In the first four games of the series, Murray scored an average of 20.0 points, 4.8 rebounds, 6.0 assists and 1.3 steals with 42.0/37.5/92.9 shooting splits, but was really clear in game 5.

The 28-year-old Point Guard only scored more than 40 points through 67 regular season games, but found a way to bring the Nuggets onto the back to achieve an urgently needed victory on Tuesday.

The Clipper and Nuggets return to LA on Thursday for game 6 because Denver has the chance to close and continue the series.