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Avdija scores 28 as Portland wins in Denver

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Avdija scores 28 as Portland wins in Denver

Deni Avdija scored 28 points to lead Portland to a 118:110 road win over Denver. Damian Lillard and coach Micah Nori praised his drives and his ability to create opportunities for teammates. The Blazers improved to five wins and one loss; Donovan Clingan contributed 17 points and 18 rebounds. Deni Avdija against Denver. Photo: Getty Images.

· Source: Walla. Deni Avdija against Denver. Photo: Getty Images.

Deni Avdija led Portland to a 118:110 road win over Denver with 28 points, earning praise from Damian Lillard and coach Micah Nori for his drives and offensive leadership.

According to Walla Sport's morning report, the Blazers improved to five wins and one loss. Avdija was central to the offense in the victory over Nikola Jokic's team.

Lillard praised Avdija's ability to reach the paint and draw defensive help, freeing up shots for teammates. Nori highlighted the Israeli player's drives and improved ball movement during the game.

Donovan Clingan added 17 points, 18 rebounds and four blocks. Jokic finished with 26 points, nine rebounds and eight assists. The game was played Monday in the United States, overnight Monday into Tuesday in Israel.

Source: Walla

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