Jamal Murray got the first crack at Anfernee Simons and couldn’t contain him. Next it was Aaron Gordon, then Bruce Brown and then Kentavious Caldwell-Pope.
None of the aforementioned Nuggets could do anything with Portland’s precocious shooting guard, who turned into a flamethrower in the third quarter of Monday’s game, spearheading a humbling 135-110 rout over Denver.
The Trail Blazers remained und . . .
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