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The Denver Nuggets are one victory away from reaching the Western Conference finals for the second time in the past four seasons.

The Phoenix Suns aim to lasso Denver's victory celebration as well as stave off elimination when they host the Nuggets on Thursday night in Game 6 of the best-of-seven semifinals.

The home team has won every game in the series. Denver's three such wins came by an average of 14.7 points, including a 118-102 victory in Game 5 on Tuesday, while the Suns notched home triumphs by seven and five points.

Denver will attempt to break that pattern to avoid a Game 7.

"The energy's a little different when we're at home," Nuggets guard Jamal Murray said. "The pace is a little faster for us. We've gotta carry that over to Phoenix."

Denver star Nikola Jokic has been unstoppable in the series with averages of 35 points, 13.8 rebounds and 10 assists. He has two triple-doubles in the series and set a career high of 53 points in the Game 4 loss at Phoenix.

In Game 5, Jokic had 29 points, 13 rebounds and 12 assists to get the Nuggets back on track after two straight setbacks. It was his 10th career postseason triple-double, passing legendary Wilt Chamberlain for most all-time among centers.

The two-time MVP said he has no preference when it comes to going on a scoring binge or playing an all-around game that ends with a triple-double.

"I mean, to be honest, I just like to win the game," Jokic said. "So whatever it takes. I open the game (Tuesday), I think really badly, maybe I was forcing it.

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