4.3 seconds to win the gods! Brunson s final victory tribute to Jordan, New York s new king rewrites the history of the second round pick in one game

In the last 4.3 seconds of the game, Jaylen Brunson took the ball to fight against the defensive player Thompson, and pulled back from the crotch and received a three-pointer. The ball drew a perfect arc - the final kill! The New York Knicks narrowly defeated the Detroit Pistons 116-113, and advanced to the Eastern Conference semi-finals 4-2 in total.

At this moment, Brunson announced with his actions that the second-round pick's counterattack has never stopped.

When the final whistle sounded, the shot of Brunson blew his kiss to the audience became a classic.

This scene is very similar to Jordan's "last dance" in 1998, and Brunson uses his equally calm killer instinct to pull New York back from the edge of the cliff.

In the whole game, he scored 40 points 33 times, scored 10 points in the final quarter, and the fatal blow at the last moment completely ignited the social network. The drama of the

competition is far beyond imagination.

The Knicks once led by 15 points in the first quarter, but the Pistons substitute Beasley scored 6 three-pointers in the second quarter, and his performance of 18 points in a single quarter was almost rewrite the script. Bridges scored 11 points in a row with injuries in the third quarter, and the Knicks widened the gap again. However, in the last quarter, the Pistons took the lead in 7 points in the last two minutes with Cunningham's breakthrough and Durham's tough inside.

At the moment of life and death, Brunson scored 5 points in a row to stop the bleeding, and then ended the suspense with a "Jordan-style" kill.

From the "abandoned son" in Dallas to the savior in New York, Brunson's rise is an inspirational template.

When I was selected in the 33rd pick in the second round of 2018, no one could have thought that this 1.85-meter-high defender would become a playoff killer.

This season, he averaged 28.7 points per game and was selected for the second team of All-Stars and All-Squad for the first time. This 40-point winning battle made him even more of a legend in New York.

fans joked: "The Mavericks let Brunson go, just like the Lakers give up Kobe."

The Pistons are still honored even though they are defeated. No. 1 Cunningham contributed comprehensive data with 23 points, 7 rebounds and 8 assists, and achieved superstar potential in many single quarters in the series. The fighting spirit of role players such as Beasley and Durham also allows the outside world to see the future of this youth army.

After the game, Cunningham admitted: "We lost to experience, but we will not lose the fighting spirit."

Perhaps next season, this team will become a force that cannot be ignored in the East.

If you were the coach, who would you give the last attack? If you are the Pistons management, how should you strengthen this summer? Leave your point of view.