LOS ANGELES — If given the chance, Jamal Murray said he’d do it differently the second time around.
With 8:20 left in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s 121-110 loss to the Lakers, the Nuggets called a timeout, trailing 104-95, and tried to stem Los Angeles’ momentum.
At that point, Murray had played 25:57, which amounted to his original minute restriction when the Nuggets opened the season less than tw . . .
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