The Nuggets got the ball to Nikola Jokic, who took a Dirk Nowitzki-esque step-back fading three-pointer. It was off the mark, but forward Aaron Gordon, who worked his way into position for the offensive rebound, was able to catch Gordon's miss and slam it home for the win as time expired.

The Nuggets and Lakers both gave up big fourth-quarter leads in respective Game 4s while not resting their star players. But only one team escaped with a series-tying win.

Michael Porter Jr. will not be suspended for Game 5 of Denver’s first-round playoff series after leaving the bench during a Game 4 altercation between the Nuggets and Clippers, an NBA spokesperson confirmed to The Denver Post.

The No. 5 seed Los Angeles Clippers suffered a devastating loss to the No. 4 seed Denver Nuggets in Game 4 of their first-round playoff series. With the game tied at 99-99 with just seconds remaining in the fourth quarter,

Despite leaving the bench during the skirmish late in the first half of Saturday's thrilling 101-99 win over the Los Angeles Clippers, Denver Nuggets forward Michael Porter Jr. won't be suspended for Game 5.