Thunder 1: 1 after the Nuggets! 2 good news and 1 regret, 8 players crushed on the double, G1 was incredible

May 8th news, the NBA playoffs continue today, and the game between the Thunder and the Nuggets G2 officially started. After the game started, the Thunder team won the lead, and the team was in full swing and scored 45 points in the first quarter, leading the Nuggets by 24 points. The Thunder still did not stop in the second quarter, and another 42:35 attack wave was fired in a single quarter. In the second half, I thought that the Thunder was much ahead and it was time to stop, but the Nuggets played worse and worse, and the Thunder made a little effort and widened the gap again. For example, when entering the fourth quarter, they entered garbage time early. Both sides arranged a deep rotation lineup to experience the playoffs. The Nuggets had no hope of chasing points. In the end, the Thunder defeated the Nuggets 149:106.

Judging from this game, there are two good news and one regret for the Thunder. First of all, let’s see the first good news, that is, the whole team woke up today. Perhaps G1’s defeat was really because of the rest for too long, and the long-distance battle formation created an illusion for the outside world. Today, as many as 8 players from the Thunder scored in double digits, among which Alexander continued to play the core role and scored 34 points, 8 assists and 4 rebounds. Jaylenway, Homegren and Hartten also performed normally, but Dortmund's three-point difference in this game was a little bit. The Thunder can quickly rebound in the form of players through a loss, and it is a purely dimensional reduction and crushing victory, which is also an unexpected surprise.

In addition, today the Thunder team not only recovered their form, but the key is that they responded to the first game at the technical and tactical level. The first is to adopt the tactic of pack wolves to encircle Jokic, allowing Yoo Teacher to make 6 of 16 shots in the game, scoring only 16 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists. In addition, he also cut off the contact between Yoo Teacher and others. Only Murray, the starting player, felt online, but there were few opportunities. In addition, the Thunder made Teacher Yo grab 22 rebounds alone, lose 21 frontcourt boards, and also fell behind in the inside scores. But in today's game, the Thunder did a good job of rebounding control and inside offense, suppressing the Nuggets in an all-round way. It is indeed worthy of praise for being able to correct mistakes.

Finally, the more points the Thunder wins in this game, the more the regret of G1 losing. Looking back, although the Thunder lost control of the inside line for a long time in the first game, they still had a good chance to win. However, the head coach played the penalty tactic at the critical moment, and the young players had average psychological quality, so they finally lost the game. Now compared with these two games, the G1 competition is relatively stalemate, and G2 is directly the crush of 48 points, so from the perspective of strength, the Thunder's number one in the West is still valuable, and its strength is above the Nuggets. G1 lost by himself, and G2 showed up directly. The victory won was given to him, which forced the strongest Thunder, which is also a blessing in disgrace. If the Thunder continues this state, there will be little room for adjustment at the Nuggets' technical and tactical level.