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The Denver Nuggets defeated the Memphis Grizzlies 125–115 on November 24 at FedExForum, with Jamal Murray and P. Watson leading the way for Denver with 29 and 27 points respectively. The Nuggets' offensive efficiency proved decisive, shooting 50.5 percent from the field and draining 22 three-pointers compared to Memphis's 16 makes from deep. Denver's second quarter proved pivotal, outscoring Memphis 35–31 in that frame to establish control; the visitors finished with a 128.7 offensive rating against a 115.5 defensive rating that kept the Grizzlies in check throughout. J. Landale paced Memphis with 26 points and J. Wells contributed 22, but the Grizzlies' 46.2 field-goal percentage and 33 assists couldn't overcome Denver's shooting prowess and 46 rebounds. The game fell below the Vegas total line of 235.5, with Denver's turnover discipline (14 turnovers) and ball movement (32 assists) ultimately outpacing Memphis's 11 miscues. The victory extends Denver's road form while Memphis faces questions about perimeter defense against elite three-point shooting.

