The Suns beat the Rockets! Booker Durant blasted 59 points!
On March 1, in Beijing, the Suns played against Houston, and the Suns once had a 16-point lead, but the Rockets pulled the score to a stalemate, but fortunately, the Suns held on and finally won 110-105.
And now, the performance of Durant and Booker is surprisingly good. Booker, in particular, scored 35 points on 13-of-27 shooting, which was daunting. Unfortunately, the rocket didn't have enough power to protect him, and Booker wasn't affected too much. Look at Durant, he's playing resiliently. There is a possibility of scoring, otherwise, he will calmly organize the attack. Now Durant looks like he's doing a lot of stuff around the free-throw line, which will make his offense smoother. His 24+7+6 performance was eye-catching.
Nurkic beat Shin Kyung to the ground. This not only made Shen Jing unable to exert his full strength, but also put him in a very embarrassing situation in terms of technology. Nurkic also had a 16+13 performance, and he also grabbed three rebounds. As long as he is an internal response, Shen Jing can't help himself. Even when a teammate is bullied, Nurkic will immediately step up, which is a very popular method.
Brother Qiu is still very efficient. On the pitch, especially defensively, his height provides a great addition to the team. He is also physically fit and can play alongside O'Neal, Durant, Nurkic and others on the court. The combination of Ball Brother and Durant on the front line is a great help to the team's defense and defense.
O'Neill is also a surprising player. What he's best at is defending, and as he did with Delon, in the first 2 or 3, he would drop back and face DeLong directly, which shows his value. It's a shame that O'Neal has a high three-point shooting percentage. It would be better if O'Neal could have a better shooting percentage. Of course, if Woshen can keep three people all the time, then the Suns will have a lot of hope.