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LeBron’s 30-point performance leads Lakers to 119-108 victory over defending champions Denver, staving off first-round elimination

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The Los Angeles Lakers finally broke the Denver Nuggets’ winning streak in an intense Game 4 showdown, keeping their playoff hopes alive with a 119-108 victory. LeBron James led the charge with 30 points, while Anthony Davis contributed 25 points and a whopping 23 rebounds.

This win marked the Lakers’ first victory over the defending NBA champions since December 2022, ending an 11-game losing streak against the Nuggets. The Lakers took a commanding lead early in the game, but the Nuggets, led by Nikola Jokic’s 33 points, fought back in the second half.

However, the Lakers held their ground, with James scoring 14 crucial points in the fourth quarter to secure the win. Game 5 is set for Monday night in Denver, where the Lakers will look to continue their momentum and force a Game 6.

Despite facing a 0-3 deficit, the Lakers showed resilience and determination in Game 4, dominating the paint and playing with a sense of urgency. Davis, in particular, shined with his stellar performance on both ends of the court.

The Nuggets, on the other hand, struggled defensively, allowing the Lakers to score 72 points in the paint. Coach Michael Malone expressed disappointment in his team’s performance, emphasizing the need for better defense in the upcoming games.

With the series far from over, both teams are gearing up for a fierce battle in Game 5 as the Lakers aim to keep their playoff dreams alive and the Nuggets look to close out the series. Stay tuned for more thrilling action on the court as these two powerhouse teams clash once again.

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