Utah Jazz vs. Denver Nuggets (1996)

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The Utah Jazz vs. Denver Nuggets game on November 27, 1996, is renowned for being the largest comeback in NBA history. The Jazz overcame a staggering 36-point deficit to win 107-103. The Nuggets dominated early, shooting 73% from the field in the first half and leading 70-36 at halftime. Their strong performance was highlighted by Bryant Stith's 31 points and Dale Ellis's 25 points. In the second half, the Jazz mounted an incredible comeback, outscoring the Nuggets 71-33. Karl Malone led the Jazz with 31 points, 17 rebounds, and six assists. The team's strong second-half performance was pivotal in securing the win. This historic game marked a significant moment in the 1996-97 season for the Jazz, who were on a winning streak and would go on to reach the NBA Finals. The game remains a testament to the Jazz's resilience and determination.