The Denver Nuggets jumped out to a 64-49 halftime lead over the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 4 of the Western Conference semifinals.

For just over a 12-minute stretch bridging the first and second quarter, the Nuggets went on a 31-10 run, that included nine consecutive made shots.

The first half ended on a high note for Denver with Jamal Murray's 55-foot buzzer beater.

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It was the longest made shot of Murray's career and the the longest made shot by any player in the playoffs since New Orleans Pelicans' Darius Miller's 72-foot heave in 2018. Murray also finished the half with six assists, two rebounds and a steal.

Led by Aaron Gordon's 14 points (6-for-6), the Nuggets shot 64.3% as a team in the first half, their best field goal percentage in a half this playoffs.

Anthony Edwards leads all scorers with 23 points.

With a win, Denver would even the series at two games each.

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