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'I think people need good role models,' she told CTV News. Waterloo artist Morag Webster also paid tribute to Murray on King Street, creating a chalk drawing of the basketball star on the road. Morag Webster stands in front of her chalk drawing of Jamal Murray in downtown Kitchener. Murray finished with 26 points as Denver won 104-93.

The Nuggets got out to an early lead over the Heat and wouldn't look back. 'It brings the community together, it gives us a sense of belonging, it supports local businesses, but most importantly we're Nuggets nation north and we're supporting a hometown basketball hero Jamal Murray.' 'An event like this is so important for the downtown,' said Kitchener mayor Berry Vrbanovic. before the game got underway at 8:30 p.m. Fans could sit on the patio or bring a lawn chair to watch the broadcast in the courtyard. The game one party on Thursday was hosted by Bobby O'Brien's in downtown Kitchener. 'No one from Kitchener has ever made it this far, so it's nice to be a pioneer in that sense.' GAME ONE WATCH PARTY 'Just excited for that town, I'll be back there in the summer to see all my friends and family,' he said.

Murray added that he can’t wait to return home. That means a lot, especially from a small town like Kitchener.' 'I've had a lot of friends text me about the watch parties or them just gathering around,' he said. When asked about his hometown watch parties during a May 30th press conference, Murray smiled and pumped his fist in the air. The Nuggets lead the Heat 2-1 in the best of seven series, with Murray scoring 34 points in the game three win. The city is hosting a series of watch parties to cheer on basketball star Jamal Murray as his Denver Nuggets take on the Miami Heat in the NBA Finals. Kitchener is transforming into Nuggets nation.

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