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per ESPN, it's only the FOURTH highest point total in regulation in NBA history.
per ESPN, it's only the FOURTH highest point total in regulation in NBA history.
173, by Boston vs. Minneapolis, February 27, 1959; and Phoenix vs. Denver, November 10, 1990.
Actually, it was in 1983, Detroit Pistons over Denver Nuggets, 186-184. Get your facts straight!
Actually, the answer is correct. The Detroit/Denver game was ended after three overtimes. GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT!!!
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_was_t...egulation_game
Please tell me Denver played their bench the entire second half.
this is the same team that got pissed off at the suns tossing up a couple of 3 in the last half of the 4th quarter in a game that they were getting blown out.. and his team kept chucking up 3s the entire 4th quarter.
it was their scrubs that did the damage in the second half. The bench scored 74pts. Its a bit different to having the starters in late in a blowout.
Can't help if the sonics suck that bad lol
now onto a low scoring game with detroit
ok if the Nuggets scored 168 and 84 in the 1st half that means they have to score 84 AGAIN in the 2nd half?
Jesus, do the Sonics have any pride?
Funny . The poor Sonics. They should have saved some for the Pistons though.
holy ...impressive stuff.
this stellar performance should net Durant the rookie of the year award
The Nuggets have been shooting lights out these past few games, but this one is just unbelievable.
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