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Shoutout Caleb Martin man 🤞 Game One: 15 PTS | 6/11 FG | 3 3PT Game Two: 25 PTS | 11/16 FG | 3 3PT Game Three: 18 PTS | 7/11 FG | 4 3PT Game Four: 16 PTS | 6/9 FG | 2 3PT Game Five: 14 PTS | 5/12 FG | 2 3PT Game Six: 21 PTS | 7/13 FG | 4 3PT Game Seven: 26 PTS | 11/16 FG | 4… — Overtime (@overtime)

Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray made history Wednesday night — and have the Nuggets 2 wins away from making some real history as well. The Miami Heat stole home-court advantage from the Denver Nuggets in Game 2, and 72 hours later the Nuggets stole it right back with a 1 – There’s no other place we can start than with Nikola Jokic (32 PTS, 21 REB, 10 AST) continues his remarkable run as Denver wins Game 3 on the road! The first player in Finals history to record 30+ PTS, 20+ REB, and 10+ AST in a game 🤯 Game 4: Friday, 8:30 PM ET on ABC — NBA (@NBA) There have been only four other 30-20-10 games in NBA Playoffs history, and Jokic has two of those. The other two belong to a couple of guys you may have heard of: Wilt Chamberlain and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. The company doesn’t get any greater than that. Most 30-point, 20-rebound triple-doubles in NBA playoff history: 🔥 Nikola Jokic (3) 🔥 Wilt Chamberlain (1) 🔥 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1) ELITE COMPANY! — ClutchPoints (@ClutchPointsApp) 2 – Jamal Murray wasn’t going to let Jokic have all the 30-point triple-double fun to himself. With just nine seconds remaining in Game 3, Murray grabbed his 10th rebound to give him a final stat line of 34 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists. Jamal Murray records a triple-double in the 34 PTS 10 AST 10 REB W — NBA (@NBA) This was Murray’s third straight game with 10 assists as he joined Magic Johnson and Bob Cousy as the only players to put together such a streak in NBA Finals hi...

The tweet from February 3, 2009, seems almost quaint: Stay tuned to find out where Amazing will happen tonight… — NBA (@NBA) But those 10 words, which received 56 likes and 72 retweets, marked the first time the NBA posted on Twitter. They also heralded a partnership that now thrives as an ultimate showcase for basketball. Today, the NBA has more than 430 million followers across all league, team and player platforms, one of the largest and most vibrant social media fan bases in the world. NBA videos on the platform were viewed more than 1 billion times during the 2018-19 season, an all-time high. Players like LeBron James (the most followed U.S. athlete on Twitter), Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry have embraced the platform, offering fans an inside look at their everyday lives. The NBA and Twitter extended their partnership before the 2019-20 season to deepen the engagement with this passionate community. Fans now have access to even more NBA content, including the NBA on TNT’s #NBATwitterLive livestreams, alternative commentaries, highlights, and real-time interactions with the league, players and each other. Upcoming #NBATwitterLive 2020 Schedule: Jan. 9: Boston Celtics at Philadelphia 76ers Feb. 15: NBA All-Star Saturday Night Post-Dunk Show Feb. 16: NBA All-Star Game April/May: 10 First-and second-round playoff games May: Western Conference finals games “In a lot of ways, Twitter is the heartbeat of the NBA,” says Sam Farber, NBA Vice President of Digital Media. “It is...

Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray made history Wednesday night — and have the Nuggets 2 wins away from making some real history as well. The Miami Heat stole home-court advantage from the Denver Nuggets in Game 2, and 72 hours later the Nuggets stole it right back with a 1 – There’s no other place we can start than with Nikola Jokic (32 PTS, 21 REB, 10 AST) continues his remarkable run as Denver wins Game 3 on the road! The first player in Finals history to record 30+ PTS, 20+ REB, and 10+ AST in a game 🤯 Game 4: Friday, 8:30 PM ET on ABC — NBA (@NBA) There have been only four other 30-20-10 games in NBA Playoffs history, and Jokic has two of those. The other two belong to a couple of guys you may have heard of: Wilt Chamberlain and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. The company doesn’t get any greater than that. Most 30-point, 20-rebound triple-doubles in NBA playoff history: 🔥 Nikola Jokic (3) 🔥 Wilt Chamberlain (1) 🔥 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1) ELITE COMPANY! — ClutchPoints (@ClutchPointsApp) 2 – Jamal Murray wasn’t going to let Jokic have all the 30-point triple-double fun to himself. With just nine seconds remaining in Game 3, Murray grabbed his 10th rebound to give him a final stat line of 34 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists. Jamal Murray records a triple-double in the 34 PTS 10 AST 10 REB W — NBA (@NBA) This was Murray’s third straight game with 10 assists as he joined Magic Johnson and Bob Cousy as the only players to put together such a streak in NBA Finals hi...

Shoutout Caleb Martin man 🤞 Game One: 15 PTS | 6/11 FG | 3 3PT Game Two: 25 PTS | 11/16 FG | 3 3PT Game Three: 18 PTS | 7/11 FG | 4 3PT Game Four: 16 PTS | 6/9 FG | 2 3PT Game Five: 14 PTS | 5/12 FG | 2 3PT Game Six: 21 PTS | 7/13 FG | 4 3PT Game Seven: 26 PTS | 11/16 FG | 4… — Overtime (@overtime)

The tweet from February 3, 2009, seems almost quaint: Stay tuned to find out where Amazing will happen tonight… — NBA (@NBA) But those 10 words, which received 56 likes and 72 retweets, marked the first time the NBA posted on Twitter. They also heralded a partnership that now thrives as an ultimate showcase for basketball. Today, the NBA has more than 430 million followers across all league, team and player platforms, one of the largest and most vibrant social media fan bases in the world. NBA videos on the platform were viewed more than 1 billion times during the 2018-19 season, an all-time high. Players like LeBron James (the most followed U.S. athlete on Twitter), Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry have embraced the platform, offering fans an inside look at their everyday lives. The NBA and Twitter extended their partnership before the 2019-20 season to deepen the engagement with this passionate community. Fans now have access to even more NBA content, including the NBA on TNT’s #NBATwitterLive livestreams, alternative commentaries, highlights, and real-time interactions with the league, players and each other. Upcoming #NBATwitterLive 2020 Schedule: Jan. 9: Boston Celtics at Philadelphia 76ers Feb. 15: NBA All-Star Saturday Night Post-Dunk Show Feb. 16: NBA All-Star Game April/May: 10 First-and second-round playoff games May: Western Conference finals games “In a lot of ways, Twitter is the heartbeat of the NBA,” says Sam Farber, NBA Vice President of Digital Media. “It is...

Shoutout Caleb Martin man 🤞 Game One: 15 PTS | 6/11 FG | 3 3PT Game Two: 25 PTS | 11/16 FG | 3 3PT Game Three: 18 PTS | 7/11 FG | 4 3PT Game Four: 16 PTS | 6/9 FG | 2 3PT Game Five: 14 PTS | 5/12 FG | 2 3PT Game Six: 21 PTS | 7/13 FG | 4 3PT Game Seven: 26 PTS | 11/16 FG | 4… — Overtime (@overtime)

Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray made history Wednesday night — and have the Nuggets 2 wins away from making some real history as well. The Miami Heat stole home-court advantage from the Denver Nuggets in Game 2, and 72 hours later the Nuggets stole it right back with a 1 – There’s no other place we can start than with Nikola Jokic (32 PTS, 21 REB, 10 AST) continues his remarkable run as Denver wins Game 3 on the road! The first player in Finals history to record 30+ PTS, 20+ REB, and 10+ AST in a game 🤯 Game 4: Friday, 8:30 PM ET on ABC — NBA (@NBA) There have been only four other 30-20-10 games in NBA Playoffs history, and Jokic has two of those. The other two belong to a couple of guys you may have heard of: Wilt Chamberlain and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. The company doesn’t get any greater than that. Most 30-point, 20-rebound triple-doubles in NBA playoff history: 🔥 Nikola Jokic (3) 🔥 Wilt Chamberlain (1) 🔥 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1) ELITE COMPANY! — ClutchPoints (@ClutchPointsApp) 2 – Jamal Murray wasn’t going to let Jokic have all the 30-point triple-double fun to himself. With just nine seconds remaining in Game 3, Murray grabbed his 10th rebound to give him a final stat line of 34 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists. Jamal Murray records a triple-double in the 34 PTS 10 AST 10 REB W — NBA (@NBA) This was Murray’s third straight game with 10 assists as he joined Magic Johnson and Bob Cousy as the only players to put together such a streak in NBA Finals hi...

The tweet from February 3, 2009, seems almost quaint: Stay tuned to find out where Amazing will happen tonight… — NBA (@NBA) But those 10 words, which received 56 likes and 72 retweets, marked the first time the NBA posted on Twitter. They also heralded a partnership that now thrives as an ultimate showcase for basketball. Today, the NBA has more than 430 million followers across all league, team and player platforms, one of the largest and most vibrant social media fan bases in the world. NBA videos on the platform were viewed more than 1 billion times during the 2018-19 season, an all-time high. Players like LeBron James (the most followed U.S. athlete on Twitter), Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry have embraced the platform, offering fans an inside look at their everyday lives. The NBA and Twitter extended their partnership before the 2019-20 season to deepen the engagement with this passionate community. Fans now have access to even more NBA content, including the NBA on TNT’s #NBATwitterLive livestreams, alternative commentaries, highlights, and real-time interactions with the league, players and each other. Upcoming #NBATwitterLive 2020 Schedule: Jan. 9: Boston Celtics at Philadelphia 76ers Feb. 15: NBA All-Star Saturday Night Post-Dunk Show Feb. 16: NBA All-Star Game April/May: 10 First-and second-round playoff games May: Western Conference finals games “In a lot of ways, Twitter is the heartbeat of the NBA,” says Sam Farber, NBA Vice President of Digital Media. “It is...

Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray made history Wednesday night — and have the Nuggets 2 wins away from making some real history as well. The Miami Heat stole home-court advantage from the Denver Nuggets in Game 2, and 72 hours later the Nuggets stole it right back with a 1 – There’s no other place we can start than with Nikola Jokic (32 PTS, 21 REB, 10 AST) continues his remarkable run as Denver wins Game 3 on the road! The first player in Finals history to record 30+ PTS, 20+ REB, and 10+ AST in a game 🤯 Game 4: Friday, 8:30 PM ET on ABC — NBA (@NBA) There have been only four other 30-20-10 games in NBA Playoffs history, and Jokic has two of those. The other two belong to a couple of guys you may have heard of: Wilt Chamberlain and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. The company doesn’t get any greater than that. Most 30-point, 20-rebound triple-doubles in NBA playoff history: 🔥 Nikola Jokic (3) 🔥 Wilt Chamberlain (1) 🔥 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1) ELITE COMPANY! — ClutchPoints (@ClutchPointsApp) 2 – Jamal Murray wasn’t going to let Jokic have all the 30-point triple-double fun to himself. With just nine seconds remaining in Game 3, Murray grabbed his 10th rebound to give him a final stat line of 34 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists. Jamal Murray records a triple-double in the 34 PTS 10 AST 10 REB W — NBA (@NBA) This was Murray’s third straight game with 10 assists as he joined Magic Johnson and Bob Cousy as the only players to put together such a streak in NBA Finals hi...