On December 22, the NBA regular season Thunder hosted the Clippers and the game was indeed very exciting. The competition between the two teams was extremely fierce, showing the strength and fighting spirit of the NBA players. But the Clippers, lacking a main general, could not withstand the thunder's youth storm, and the nine-game winning streak came to an end.
First, the Thunder quickly got into the groove after the game started, establishing the initiative through Keady's outside three-pointers and Alexander's lethality. The Clippers were in average form on the offensive end, but Wei Shao led the team to an 8-0 offensive climax after coming on the court and quickly stopped the bleeding.
Entering the second quarter, the Clippers began to use the outside to chase points, but the Thunder were all soldiers and were able to respond accordingly. Under Harden's leadership, the Clippers narrowed the gap to just three points at one point. However, the Thunder came back before halftime, and through Keady's injury departure and the combination of Alexander and Holmgren, they played a 19-2 super attack wave to extend the lead to double digits.
In the second half, the two sides engaged in a tug-of-war. Despite the Clippers' efforts to chase down points, the Thunder, led by Alexander and Dort, maintained their lead. In the end, the Thunder defeated the Clippers 134-115, ending the opponent's nine-game winning streak.
It was a very good contest indeed. Although the Clippers' Harden and George were unable to complete the redemption, the players on both teams played their own strength and fighting spirit. The Thunder's Alexander and Holmgren were excellent on the offensive end, while the Clippers' Westbrook stepped up in key moments to help stop the bleeding.
In short, this game fully demonstrated the strength and fighting spirit of the NBA players, and also brought a visual feast to the fans.