On the afternoon of the 9th, in the latest NBA regular season game to end that day, the Nuggets won the Western Conference powerhouse dialogue. Although Jokic was unable to play three consecutive doubles this time, he still led the team to defeat the Warriors 108-105 at home. After four consecutive wins, the Nuggets achieved a record of 8 wins and 1 loss, ranking first in the league in terms of win rate. Stephen Curry set another 3-point shooting record, but failed to help the team win. Clay Thompson drew but failed, and the Warriors lost to Denver.

This match between the two Western powerhouses was very close and could be considered a truly top-notch showdown. The Warriors, known as the "Brave Three Crazy," only won by 8 points in the third quarter, but in the other three quarters, they scored less in each quarter than the Nuggets. If they could "not afford it in the second half," the Warriors would have won the game. However, they faced the defending champions, the Nuggets with Jokic, and it was clear that the Warriors could not achieve this, so they had to lose the game.

In the final moments of the fourth quarter, the Nuggets missed Reggie's free throw, and Paul grabbed the rebound. He quickly hit the ball and passed it to the forward player Clay Thompson, but the latter failed to complete the shooting while running at high speed, thus failing to create a draw miracle.

Both sides have their respective generals absent from this game, and Dremond Green and Jamal Murray did not participate. Yokic did not play three consecutive doubles like in the previous games. His assists were not enough, only five, and his other statistics were basically on par with the previous games, with 35 points, 13 rebounds, and 3 steals. However, this is enough to ensure that the Nuggets can win. Because "Teacher Yue" has assistants, Reggie, Pop, and Aaron Goldenport all scored in double digits.

The data of the Warriors players is not outstanding. Except for Curry, who scored the highest 23 points in the team, the other five players who scored in double digits were also in their early 10s, unable to score high, limited in attack, and very helpless in losing. In the game, Curry once again set a 3-point record for the American Professional Basketball team - scoring four or more 3-pointers per game in nine consecutive games.

He hit the fourth 3-pointer with his eighth shot in the middle of the third quarter, thus achieving this record. And in this game, all of Curry's sports scores came from 3-pointers. He threw a total of 6 goals, plus 5 free throws, making up all 23 points.