Jokic 21+16 Durant 30+11+ 0+ 0+ milestone in 10 in the second half Nuggets beat the SunsJokic 21 + 16, Durant 30 + 11, the Nuggets actually beat the Suns!It was a bombardment of basketball and an incredible performance.
And when it comes to Durant in the second half, it was a stroke of genius, and his shooting percentage of zero out of ten was simply unbelievable.
On the basketball court, the Suns and Nuggets faced off, and the halftime report tells us that the Suns are behind 63-70, and it seems that this game is destined to be a tense and exciting matchup.
Looking back at last season, the Suns were eliminated by the Nuggets. However, now that the new season is coming, although the Suns' roster has improved somewhat, injury problems have been entangled in this team, especially the absence of leader Booker, which is even more unsettling.
The opposite Nuggets team was also unaligned, missing Murray and Gordon, but they fought back against the Suns with a lead. Durant's excellent performance against the Suns' somewhat deficient defense made the game extremely intense.
At the beginning of the game, the Suns were in full swing, but the Nuggets suddenly turned the whole scene around like lightning. Durant's performance, while amazing, can't hide the Suns' weaknesses on the defensive end.
In contrast, the Nuggets players showed strong team strength, as if they were blooming, and they were working hard everywhere. Gordon's three-pointer ignited the game and helped the team take a crucial step on the road to chasing pointsIn the final quarter, Durant once again showed his extraordinary basketball talent.
But in order to reverse the disadvantage of the game, the Suns must not only be more resilient on the defensive end, but also reduce the turnover rate and strive for more players to cooperate tacitly.
The Suns are currently facing a huge challenge, dealing with the strength of their opponents and the distraction of internal problems. Strengthening the defense and reducing mistakes may seem like an effective way to solve these problems, but in practice, the situation is not so simple.
The team urgently needs more cohesion and tacit understanding, and every player must be able to step up when it matters most. However, in the face of these dilemmas, whether they can be transformed into catalysts for success may be a topic that we need to discuss in depth.
This game is really exciting, not only the two teams compete for victory or defeat, but also a big test of strength, tactics and team will. Is it possible for the Suns to turn the tables in the second half, and can they counterattack the whole game?This is simply the hotspot that basketball fans pay the most attention to.
However, there may be more controversy after the game. Regardless of whether you win or lose, everyone will start to study the various problems that the Suns are experiencing, is there a bit of a leak in the tactics?
Is the player's personal strength enough?Or is there something wrong with the overall teamwork?These questions can be hotly debated, and the end result may be even more confusing.
Basketball games are always unpredictable and unpredictable, and this Suns vs. Nuggets battle was no exception. The Suns have to be a little strategic, find a way to give them the lead, can they find an opportunity in the game and turn the tables back?
Or maybe it's just a small segment of the big basketball stage, and more exciting scenes are still waiting to be revealed.
In the second half, the Suns sprinted with all their might, tried their best to catch up, and even had a chance to turn the tables, but in the end they fell short and lost to the Nuggets 111-119!
Nuggets starters: Holiday Fuller, Porter, Jokic, Pope, Reggie Jackson
Suns starters: Durant, Diop, Nurkic, Gordon, Allen
In the fourth quarter of the game, Durant actually made nine shots in the second half and didn't score any of them, but the free throw line was really stable, hitting all eight times and scoring 30 points in one go!But the problem is that the Suns are still three points behind, and the court is tense and exciting.
In the fourth quarter of the game, Nurkic hit Jokic hard in a pinch, resulting in six fouls and being directly judged out of the game, and was also classified as a first-degree malicious foul.
At the moment when Jokic was at the top of the arc, he coolly turned and hit the basket and decisively made a layup for Jelly, and the Nuggets instantly opened up a six-point lead. This move is simply the killer skill of the game!