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Former Clippers Lead Shorthanded Nuggets to Stunning Win: Clippers’ Continual Struggles Highlighted

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Former Clippers Lead Shorthanded Nuggets to Stunning Win: Clippers' Continual Struggles Highlighted

Former Clippers Lead Shorthanded Nuggets to Stunning Win: Clippers’ Continual Struggles Highlighted

The Nuggets took a commanding win against the Clippers, led by former Clippers Reggie Jackson and DeAndre Jordan in an unexpected upset. This loss adds to a history of defeats for the Clippers at the hands of the Nuggets, showcasing a continuing trend of humiliation for the Clippers.

Despite missing key players like Jamal Murray, Aaron Gordon, and Nikola Jokic due to injuries, the Nuggets managed to outplay the Clippers, emphasizing the depth issues of the Denver team. Considering the circumstances, this defeat represents a significant low point for the Clippers, as they were expected to secure an easy victory against a shorthanded Nuggets squad.

Reggie Jackson and DeAndre Jordan, typically playing limited minutes this season, unexpectedly dominated the game, combining for an impressive 56 points, 18 rebounds, and 16 assists. Both players had previously been with the Clippers during their prime years, making this loss particularly poignant for the Clippers’ faithful.

While November losses don’t define a season, this defeat highlighted underlying problems for the Clippers, especially in contrast to the reigning champions’ resilience. The struggles of new additions like James Harden and Russell Westbrook further compounded the Clippers’ woes, revealing ongoing challenges with offensive coordination and defensive capabilities.

This defeat raises serious questions about the Clippers’ ability to contend with top-tier teams like the Nuggets when it matters most, hinting at potential future challenges in the playoffs against stronger opponents.

Eric

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