The Thunder narrowly beat the Nuggets to move up to second, and Alexander had an eye-catching performance, with the top four in the West scuffling
The battle for the top spot in the East entered its most intense stage, with a 105-100 victory over Denver, Alexander scored 34 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists, while Holmgren had 18 points, 13 rebounds and 5 blocks, so the fourth place in the East changed hands again. Right now, the University of Minnesota tops the standings, with the Thunder at No. 2, the Clippers at No. 3, and the Nuggets at No. 4.
Today, the Timberwolves, Nuggets, Thunder, and Clippers form the strongest lineup in the West, with four teams chasing each other and constantly changing rankings.
Before the start of the game, Forest had won with 0A five-point advantage dominates the top spot, while the Thunder are in third place with a one-point difference and the Clippers are in fourth place with a two-point difference.
On this day, all four teams fought, and the Clippers swept the Magic in the third quarter with a devastating momentum. In this game, the matchup between the Thunder and the Nuggets began, Jokic went off the court with an injury, and the Thunder began to fight back in the fourth quarter and extended the margin to 13 points in the game.
After that, the Nuggets pulled the margin back again, and the game was still 19With nine seconds left, Alexander drew a foul and hit two free throws to extend the deficit to six points, before the Nuggets went into a short break. After a timeout, Alexander hit two more free throws to give the Thunder the victory.
Without the solitude of Eastern Europe, the Forest team stretched the score in the second half. In the fourth quarter, they went on a 16-2 run to extend the score to 27 points. There is no suspense left in this game, and the Timberwolves continue to hold the top spot in the Eastern Conference with a 34-14 record.