After experiencing three consecutive losses and capturing the Magic at home, Curry, who breathed a sigh of relief, mentioned getting back on track after the game. Of course, getting back on track can't rely on words but winning, so today we are playing the Nuggets at home. The former champion chose to sacrifice his life against the defending champion. And it surged from being 10 points behind at the most, to leading by as many as 18 points.
Although it is a given that a 20-point lead is nothing, but taking a look at the game time, you will really feel that the game is stable. When Wiggins hit the mid-range shot at 6 minutes and 51 seconds before the end, the scoreboard number was 123-105. This situation was comparable to the Landlord holding 17 cards and playing 3-0 in the Champions League halftime. Dude, it’s time to pop the champagne.
then? In front of 18,064 fans at Chase Center who were excited and waiting for victory, the Nuggets improvised and gave a classic lesson. The so-called classic teaching refers to online step-by-step instructions on how to make a comeback in desperate situations. When Jokic blew the counterattack horn, another 361° warrior followed immediately. The duet was like shooting left and right, making the warrior dizzy. What should I do if
cannot be prevented? Surprisingly, Jackson Davis' goal at 2 minutes and 05 seconds before the end was actually the Warriors' only goal in a sports game in the past 5 minutes. This shows how panicked the home team has become. I thought that the second-round pick's goal could stop the bleeding a little bit, but I never thought that the three-pointer from the corner by fellow kid Payton Watson would follow one after another. Cole was sweating profusely at this moment, and when Curry missed another sniper shot, Gordon took advantage of the situation and made an alley-oop to make the score 125-127. There is no need to bear it any longer. Pause!
Cole was roaring, roaring about what the players present were doing for food. He had already broken the three-way crystal and climbed to the high ground. Could he still be turned into a player like this? Yongmi was yelling angrily, scolding Cole for being such a stubborn old man and why he forgot that Kumingga wouldn't let him return in the final quarter. Frankly speaking, it is also difficult to understand from the perspective of a passerby. Kuminga started and played 20 minutes, scored 16 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists without causing any trouble. How can you say that DNP is just DNP? If forced to explain, we can only tentatively understand that the Spurs coach prefers athletes whose brains are better than their bodies rather than those with well-developed limbs. You can refer to Udoka's conservative use of Whittemore.
None of the above is important. What is important is how to hold on and win. Although it is quite nauseating to be forced to do this by the Nuggets, it is better than eating hot drinks. But what I hoped was good turned out to be terrible. After the old cannon missed an open three-pointer, Jokic took advantage of the situation and easily crushed the score, 127-127.
is even!
It can be said responsibly that countless Nani must have popped up in Cole's head, but he chose to trust Curry, which is in line with the world's definition of Curry. Even though Curry, who had already scored 28 points in good condition today, was suddenly dropped in the closing 6 minutes and made 0 of 5 shots, barely earning 2 points with free throws, it was still Cole who gave Curry the last chance to attack. Even the best choice for warriors. How did you say something? You can always trust Curry. This sentence pattern can be used for any superstar such as King, Messi, Roger & Federer.
Curry's success depends on the opportunity to play in Xiaoda, the military training pork belly he dreams of. The weird scene happened simultaneously. When Jokic glanced at Curry in front of him, without saying a word, he waved his hands repeatedly to signal Pope to hurry over and coordinate the double-teaming.
Pop was hesitant and finally followed the plan, but was it really the right choice to short Paul? Different people have different opinions. After surviving the crazy shooting from long range at the beginning of the season, the veteran three-pointer's three-point touch has obviously improved in recent games. He was 6-for-9 against the Mavericks, 3-for-3 against the Magic, and 1-for-3 in this game. In theory, it is not an attack point that can be left alone. However, no one could have expected that Curry would choose the most unreasonable way to deal with being double-teamed -
cross-passing to find the corner.
Regardless of whether Murray made a somewhat deceptive move, doesn't Curry know that rashly choosing a cross pass is a taboo on the court? Curry must have known, but he still did it like a ghost. The only explanation is that his CPU was dry-fired and he was no longer able to make reasonable and correct judgments.
Fortunately, even if they made a mistake, the score was still tied. Considering that there was not much time left in the game, there was still a chance to make a difference by being prepared to prevent a wave that would drag the game into overtime. At this time, it was Captain Ma's turn to request a timeout, and after the timeout, the tactic he deployed was...
Kick-off from the backcourt.
It is the turn of the pork belly believers to burn the CPU. What is this horse riding? You made a free throw in the backcourt with 3.6 seconds left in the shot clock? Ma Tudu is brainless... As you can see, Watt's "special" had to be swallowed alive before he could even say it, because Jokic gave all the spectators a unique trick that would be recorded in history and remembered for many years. The center received the ball, faced the defense, went from a long distance, and took a decisive shot from the sideline. What caught the eye was a wonderful rainbow; what reached the ears were the screams of Director Hua and Ke Fan. The whistle sounds when the ball hits the ball, bringing you the ultimate enjoyment.
It’s easy to think of Curry’s buzzer-beater against the Thunder. It was also a tie and there was very little game time left. Eight years ago, Curry had the ability to kill Robertson, the defensive hero, with a single blow. Eight years later, Curry could only be reduced to a backdrop with his face full of sadness and gritted teeth. No one is young forever, but some people are young. Eight years ago, Curry was invincible, but who will be the son of the version eight years later?
The season is not even halfway through, and the Warriors have already been killed three times by the Nuggets, highlighting the strength gap between the former king and the current king. I still remember Xiang Yu’s line in Pesticide: If God doesn’t allow me, I will defy God. I want to ask, can Curry, who will be 36 years old in two months, still be as defiant as before?
A huge question mark.
