Trailing by 19 points turned into a 14-point win! The defending champion made a super comeback, Alexander beat Morant

On November 10, the NBA regular season continued, with the defending champion Thunder challenging the Grizzlies away from home. This time the Thunder failed to take the initiative, and their consecutive away games also made them unable to keep up physically. At one point, they were 19 points behind. However, they launched a counterattack in the second half. Alexander launched a 34-18 offensive in a single quarter. After three quarters, they overtook the score and directly took the initiative in the final quarter. In the end, the Thunder defeated the Grizzlies 114-100 and won two consecutive games.

The defending champion Thunder performed very strongly at the beginning of the new season, winning a wave of 8 consecutive victories. After the winning streak was ended by the Trail Blazers, they regained their rhythm. Facing the Grizzlies this time, the Thunder fell into a passive situation at first, but the team did not back down. They quickly made adjustments and made a crazy counterattack in the second half, directly leading the score. They began to take the initiative in the final quarter, directly defeated the Grizzlies, and thus won the game and achieved 2 consecutive victories.

In this game, the Thunder were once behind by 19 points, but in the end they won by 14 points and completed a super reversal. This performance was still very strong. It has to be said that the Thunder are still the favorites to win the championship this season. Their current record is 10 wins and 1 loss, ranking first in the league and losing the least among all teams. You know, their lineup is not complete, and they still lack second-in-command Jaylen Williams, which shows how deep their lineup is.

This time, Thunder core Alexander directly defeated the All-Star Morant of the same period. It was a completely crushing performance. The gap in star quality between them was already huge. Alexander played 35 minutes this time, making 11 of 22 shots, 3 of 9 three-pointers, 10 of 11 free throws, 35 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists and 2 steals, with a game-high plus-minus of +28. This is Alexander's 7th consecutive game with 30+ points and his 83rd consecutive game with 20+ points.

On the other hand, Morant played 33 minutes, made 3 of 18 shots, 2 of 7 three-pointers, only scored 11 points and 8 assists, and made 3 turnovers. Morant is also in confusion this season. Not only can he not find his form on the court, but he also had a dispute with the team coach and was suspended for one game. There have been many trade rumors about him before. If the Grizzlies continue to be in this state, Morant's trade may become more intense.