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DENVER NUGGETS!!

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Sonics-Nuggets 116-168 [Durant 23pts vs Camby Triple-Double]

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DENVER, March 16, 2008 (AP) -- Kenyon Martin couldn't believe the box score, so he doesn't expect anybody else to, either. "A lot of people are going to think it's a misprint,'' Martin said. "A lot of people will think there's no way they scored that many points. It's unbelievable. There are no words for it.'' The Nuggets set NBA season highs for points in a half with 84 and points in a game with a 168-116 rout of the Seattle SuperSonics on Sunday night. Denver set a franchise record for most points in a regulation game and fell just 16 points shy of the franchise record for points in a game. "There was no way that I couldn't enjoy the game, not from the way we played offensively, Nuggets coach George Karl said.'' The Nuggets had eight players score in double figures, led by Carmelo Anthony's 26 and Allen Iverson's 24. Martin had 23 points and Marcus Camby had a triple-double with 13 points, 15 rebounds and a career-high 10 assists. Still, the only thing the players could talk about was the 168 points they scored in a franchise-record 52-point win. "I've never been a part of a game like this where we won by so many points and scored so many points,'' Camby said. "This is definitely a game I'm going to keep in my archives.'' Seattle would rather forget this one. After giving up 138 points to Denver in a 42-point loss on Feb. 27 - which was also the previous high for points in the NBA this season - the SuperSonics had no chance to redeem themselves Sunday. They gave up an NBA season-high 48 points in the first quarter and trailed by 19 after the first 12 minutes. It didn't get any better in the second. Denver eclipsed Phoenix's record of 80 points in a half with 1:31 left before the break, and at halftime the Nuggets led by 26. They led by as many as 55 in the fourth quarter. "We just lost tonight. We lost by a lot,'' said Seattle forward Chris Wilcox, who had 17 points. "That's just something you're going to have to look back on. It's just something you're going to have to live with.'' Seattle isn't the only team that has been routed by Denver this week. The Nuggets finished this homestand with three blowout victories. They beat Memphis by 22 Wednesday night and the Raptors by 32 Friday night. Sunday, they used the same formula to rout the Sonics. They shared the ball and hit open shots, and for the second straight game the starters were on the bench in the fourth quarter and let the reserves play mop-up time. "It's hard to beat a team when you get 44 assists and making the extra pass,'' Martin said. "It's tough to beat a team when you play like we did tonight.'' Now the trick for Denver is to keep it going. The Nuggets are 40-26 but trail Golden State by 1 1/2 games for the eighth and final playoff spot in the Western Conference. They start a five-game road trip in Detroit on Tuesday and hope to continue their strong play against the defensive-minded Pistons while trying to comprehend Sunday's win. "Like the Rockets winning 22 straight, it's unheard of on this level,'' Martin said. "Scoring 168 points in regulation is unheard of. Hopefully we can take what we did these last three games at home onto the road trip.'' Seattle has to regroup after suffering its 51st loss of the season in an embarrassing fashion. "We get beat that badly, there's no excuse for that,'' Sonics coach P.J. Carlesimo said. "It matters a lot because we're professionals and we're trying to compete - and we didn't compete tonight.'' Notes: The Nuggets' franchise record for points came in a 186-184 triple-overtime loss to Detroit on Dec. 13, 1983. ... The previous team record for regulation points was 163 against San Antonio on Jan. 11, 1984. ... The Nuggets are tied for the fourth-best start in franchise history and their best start since 1987-88. ... The Nuggets set an NBA record with 49 fast-break points, breaking the previous mark of 48 set by Toronto on Jan. 12, 2003. ... Kevin Durant led the Sonics with 23 points.

Allen Iverson (Denver Nuggets) vs Lebron James Game 06/07

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Marcus Camby figured his night was over. Big lead, fourth quarter, road game in Houston the next night. Camby was all set to kick back and watch the final quarter of the Denver Nuggets' 110-99 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Friday night. But when Cleveland sliced Denver's 25-point lead to 13 with 7:23 remaining in the game, Camby was sent back in. He scored four of his season-high 26 points in the final quarter and grabbed six of his 17 rebounds. "It's always in the backs of our minds about blowing leads," Camby said. "The guys stepped up down the stretch." Denver needed to the way LeBron James was playing. James finished with his first triple-double of the season -- 30 points, 10 assists and 10 rebounds -- and 10th of his career. "We contained him," said Allen Iverson, who finished with 25 points and nine assists. "That's all you can do with players like that. You can't play this game scared." The Cavaliers cut Denver's cushion to 103-98 on Damon Jones' 3-pointer with 3:15 left in the game. But Denver closed the game out with a 7-1 run. The struggling Cavaliers have now lost four of their last five and dropped into a first-place tie with Washington for the best record in the Eastern Conference. "We've just got to regroup," James said. The Cavaliers received a scare when Denver's J.R. Smith fell on James' right ankle when both were scrambling for a loose ball late in the fourth quarter. James sat out all of 8 seconds before checking back in. "It's been better," James said of the ankle. Carmelo Anthony said earlier in the week this was a painful game to miss. He was looking forward to going up against his good friend James. The two will always be linked as James went first overall in the 2003 NBA draft and Anthony was picked third. Anthony said he'd watch from his living room as he served his second-to-last game for the suspension he received for his role in a fight with the New York Knicks. Anthony's 15-game suspension will be done after he sits out the game Saturday night. He'll be back Monday night as Denver hosts Memphis. James wasn't the least bit sorry that Anthony didn't suit up. "Nah, he ain't my teammate -- no way," James said. "They already killed us on the offensive end, it ain't going to help it. As a competitor, of course I miss him, but not on the court. They definitely are going to be a dangerous team." Smith was suffering from the flu and missed the Friday morning shootaround. He didn't come out onto the court until 6:56 remaining in the first quarter yet he finished with 14 points, the most he's scored since coming off his 10-game suspension earlier this month. "I feel better," he said. The Nuggets were gushing over Camby's play after the game. "I've never seen him score like that," Smith said. "He played like an All-Star center for us," coach George Karl said. The Nuggets have watched third quarter leads slip away in five home games this season. But not on Friday night. "We'll take it," Iverson said. "By 50 points or a point, we'll take it. If we'd have lost, it would have been bad. I like the results we had." Cavaliers coach Mike Brown certainly wasn't pleased. He was clearly frustrated after the game. "I don't know what it is yet, but I'm definitely going to find out," he said. "We keep thinking offensively we're bad, offensively we're bad, offensively we're bad. Yes, we will be bad offensively if we come down and take the first shot, if we come down and take a jump shot without moving the basketball, if we come down and take a shot after one pass. That's what we did tonight. That's the way the Denver Nuggets play. That's the way the Seattle SuperSonics play. That's how teams out West play. They want to get out and run the floor and if we fall into that trap, we will get beat every single time on the floor. ... We don't play a rat race. We don't play a high-tempo basketball game."

Playoff Preview: Nuggets-Lakers

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Visit http://www.nba.com/video for more highlights. Preview of the first-round playoff series between the Nuggets and Lakers.