On May 10, Beijing time, the semi-finals of the NBA playoffs continued. The Portland Trailblazers played Denver Nuggets at home. After a difficult first quarter, the Trailblazers, led by two guns, won the last three quarters. Finally, they defeated Denver 119-108, with a total score of 3-3. The day after tomorrow, they will fight for seven. Lillard had 32 points, McClarm had 30 points and 6 rebounds, and Hood had 25 points. In terms of Denver, Jokic scored 29 points, 12 rebounds and 8 assists, Murray scored 24 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists, and Mirsap scored 17 points and 6 rebounds.

It seems that the Nuggets in the away game played very relaxed, which made them play a very high offensive efficiency in the opening stage. When it was 6:45 in the first quarter, Jokic assisted Murray to hit three points, and they had already taken a 16-7 lead. Although the Blazers' offensive rebounded later, Denver has always held the advantage. With 3:58 left in the first quarter, Jokic hit the ball from behind Murray, and they officially established a double-digit advantage 24-14. After the first quarter, Nuggets took a 34-26 lead, and Ben Keqi scored 10 points from 5 of 5 shots, including hitting the buzzer.

The Denver Nuggets hit 61.1% of the first quarter's 11 of 18 shots, but only 28.6% of the second quarter's 8 of 28 shots. The Blazers took the opportunity to make a counter attack. The Nuggets first scored a goal in this section, but soon after that, Hood and Collins played 2+1 each, and then McCollum hit another three points. The Blazers completed a wave of 11-2 attacks to recover the score to 37-38. After Jokic returned to the field, the Trailblazers were not at a disadvantage. With 3:34 left in this section, McCollum made two free throws, and they completed a wave of 11-2 attacks to reverse the score to 52-47. After half time, the Blazers took a 58-54 lead.

Lillard had only 11 points in the first half, and he finally broke out in the third quarter. Shortly after the opening of this section, Denver overtook the score to 61-60. Later, Lillard scored two goals in a row and scored 5 points, leading the Blazers to stabilize the situation. With 4:33 left in this section, after Jokic hit three points, the Nuggets 76-75 scored again; After that, Lillard shot and sent off 8 points, once again leading the Blazers to stabilize the situation. The pioneers had the opportunity to expand their lead to double digits, but they failed to grasp it. After three quarters, they took the lead of 87-80. Lillard scored 17 points in this section.

With 6:27 left in the game, Hood hit three points, and the Trailblazers completed an 8-2 attack to open the score to 104-90. After the big lead, the Blazers didn't give Denver any chance. With 1:19 left in the game, McCullham hit three points, and they were still ahead by 12 points 113-101. At this point, the game completely lost its suspense. Finally, the Blazers defeated Denver with 119-108, making the series 3-3 even.

On May 10, Beijing time, the semi-finals of the NBA playoffs continued. The Portland Trailblazers played Denver Nuggets at home. After a difficult first quarter, the Trailblazers, led by two guns, won the last three quarters. Finally, they defeated Denver 119-108, with a total score of 3-3. The day after tomorrow, they will fight for seven. Lillard had 32 points, McClarm had 30 points and 6 rebounds, and Hood had 25 points. In terms of Denver, Jokic scored 29 points, 12 rebounds and 8 assists, Murray scored 24 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists, and Mirsap scored 17 points and 6 rebounds.

It seems that the Nuggets in the away game played very relaxed, which made them play a very high offensive efficiency in the opening stage. When it was 6:45 in the first quarter, Jokic assisted Murray to hit three points, and they had already taken a 16-7 lead. Although the Blazers' offensive rebounded later, Denver has always held the advantage. With 3:58 left in the first quarter, Jokic hit the ball from behind Murray, and they officially established a double-digit advantage 24-14. After the first quarter, Nuggets took a 34-26 lead, and Ben Keqi scored 10 points from 5 of 5 shots, including hitting the buzzer.

The Denver Nuggets hit 61.1% of the first quarter's 11 of 18 shots, but only 28.6% of the second quarter's 8 of 28 shots. The Blazers took the opportunity to make a counter attack. The Nuggets first scored a goal in this section, but soon after that, Hood and Collins played 2+1 each, and then McCollum hit another three points. The Blazers completed a wave of 11-2 attacks to recover the score to 37-38. After Jokic returned to the field, the Trailblazers were not at a disadvantage. With 3:34 left in this section, McCollum made two free throws, and they completed a wave of 11-2 attacks to reverse the score to 52-47. After half time, the Blazers took a 58-54 lead.

Lillard had only 11 points in the first half, and he finally broke out in the third quarter. Shortly after the opening of this section, Denver overtook the score to 61-60. Later, Lillard scored two goals in a row and scored 5 points, leading the Blazers to stabilize the situation. With 4:33 left in this section, after Jokic hit three points, the Nuggets 76-75 scored again; After that, Lillard shot and sent off 8 points, once again leading the Blazers to stabilize the situation. The pioneers had the opportunity to expand their lead to double digits, but they failed to grasp it. After three quarters, they took the lead of 87-80. Lillard scored 17 points in this section.

With 6:27 left in the game, Hood hit three points, and the Trailblazers completed an 8-2 attack to open the score to 104-90. After the big lead, the Blazers didn't give Denver any chance. With 1:19 left in the game, McCullham hit three points, and they were still ahead by 12 points 113-101. At this point, the game completely lost its suspense. Finally, the Blazers defeated Denver with 119-108, making the series 3-3 even.