Honestly Jerami Grant wasn't very focused on Jamal Murray, when Jamal Murray made the move he was going to the right if he hadn't followed that move and stayed static in the same position he would have managed to make Jamal Murray miss the 3 points, but Jerami Grant fell into the murray trap and with that it was too late to prevent the ball from being released and the Blazers lost the game, in a game in which the Blazers were very well in the first part of the game that even looked like they they would win this game with only minor difficulties, but in the second half they dropped a lot in performance, in the third half they improved in performance, and in the last half it was very disputed and they had the bad luck to lose just near the end of the game
Dame got hot, that's a fact. But Murray got hot too in the 4th quarter. Fact: Murray only had 4 points in 3 quarters. It's only the 4th quarter where he felt the zone is in him. What triggered it? Technicals, defensive 3 seconds. He made all those free throws that kept him going and suddenly he changed.
He got his rhythm. Blazers was focused on Jokic and they forgot about Murray.
Honestly, I thought Jokic will be the one to take the unrealistic shot but I was surprised about his unselfishness, and he gave it to Murray.
Almost like telling Murray to redeem himself and he did.
Murray is the go-to guy of Denver if wasn't with his injury, they might continue the chase for the title, but luck isn't on his side, he need
to sit and cure the injury before he can come back and play.
It's his determination and like what you have mentioned, Jokic, with his trust to his partner, let him take that shot and Murray makes it
and grab the win for Denver.
Dame is back no doubt that Blazers really being boost but it's not enough for them to win the game.