On February 7, the NBA regular season set off another boom, and the Suns hosted the Bucks. This scorching matchup is not only a defensive battle, but also a playoff-level matchup. Now, let's take a look back at the game and how the players performed.
The game started with the Bucks taking a slight lead, but the Suns quickly tied the score. The two sides tightened the score throughout the game, especially at the end of the first quarter, when the Suns almost pulled the score away. At the end of the first half, the Suns had a narrow lead.
In the second half, the Suns played a stronger offensive posture and successfully overtook and maintained the lead. Especially in the third quarter, Booker scored 16 points alone, laying the foundation for the team's victory. In the final quarter, although the Bucks fought back, the Suns finally defeated their opponents 106-114 with the excellent play of Beal and Durant.
In terms of player performance, Antetokounmpo has shown an amazing impact, and despite the impact of the injured Middleton on the Bucks, he has continued to play well. Beasley, though a little weak against a high-intensity defense, still contributed 20 points. The Suns' Booker, Durant and Beal led the offensive end with 32 points, 28 points and 25 points, respectively.
However, despite the Suns' victory in this game, the team still needs to improve in terms of roster configuration. With the current level, it is almost impossible for them to challenge for the championship. Therefore, whether it is necessary to bring in a suitable point guard or forward player has become a topic of great concern.
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