On December 19, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued, the Magic challenged the Nets away, and more than 20 players from both sides were absent in this campaign, staging a residual battle. The Magic started the game to build an advantage, and at one point in the third quarter stretched the gap to 17 points. The Nets exploded a 9-0 offensive climax in the final quarter to equalize, Oaker sent a key three-pointer, and finally the Nets lost to the Magic 93-100, and the four-game winning streak ended miserably, and the Magic ended their 7-game losing streak.
Field data
Magic: Lowe Jr. 20 points, 10 boards, Harris 17 points, 7 boards and 5 assists, Oakk 15 points and 6 boards, Wagner Jr. 14 points, 11 boards and 6 assists
Nets: Mills 23 points, 6 boards and 5 assists, Duke 18 points, 14 boards and 2 breaks, Griffin 17 points, 7 boards and 6 assists, Thomas 15 points and 7 boards
The star of the game: Lopez Jr. dominates the inside line to lead the team to victory
Lopez Jr. played an extremely important role on the inside, using hooks and secondary attacks in the game, repeatedly scoring key points to help the team win.
Highlights of this session
One pillar of power! Luo Jr. easily made up the basket and hit it
Big hat + burst buckle! Edwards dominates the offensive and defensive
Europe step back to the basket! Griffin wins with ingenuity
Three points in a row from the crotch! Griffin This is stealing Harden?
Immortals point the way! Little Luo helped fly Johnson
Game review
In the first quarter, Thomas and Luo Jr. played against each other consecutively, Mills picked a basket to hit, Harris and Wagner Jr. scored 4 consecutive points, and Oakock sent a three-pointer and hit a layup, and the Magic built up an advantage 15-8. Mills jumped to stop the bleeding, Wagner Jr. hit two free throws, Griffin sent a three-pointer, Galloway hit a hit and the Nets trailed to 17-21. Gravett broke through and Mulder sent in a three-pointer to give the Magic a 26-17 lead into the second quarter.
At the beginning of the second quarter, Edwards sent a flying buckle, Thomas counter-attacked, Harris made three free throws to stop the bleeding, and then Ford sent a three-pointer to give the Magic an 11-point lead at 32-21. Harrison hit a layup and the Magic stretched the gap to 15 points. Griffin scored 2+1 to stop the bleeding, Harris threw a shot, and then Griffin broke through to hit a three-pointer, and the Nets forced the point difference to 38-44. Lowe hooked a shot, Mills hit a shot, Edwards sent a big hat and countered the dunk, and the Nets chased 42-46. Wagner Jr. and Johnson scored four straight points, Mills hit a jumper and the Nets trailed 44-50 into the second half.
Fight again, Luo Jr. hooked a hit, Thomas hit a three-point shot but unfortunately stepped on the line first, and the Magic started with a 10-2 to open a 14-point gap. Mills jumped to stop the bleeding, and Lowe and Gravett scored four straight points to give the Magic a 64-48 lead. Griffin's jumper stopped the bleeding, Gravett returned with three points, and the Magic led by 17 points. Thomas hit a jumper, Ennis sent a three-pointer, Mills hit another three-pointer, Duke hit two free throws, and the Nets blasted a wave of small climaxes that forced the point difference to five points. Ford's three-pointer stopped the bleeding and the Magic led 74-66 into the final quarter.
In the final quarter, Mills hit a three-point shot and the Magic scored five consecutive points to open up the 10-point gap. Duke hit a layup, Schofield sent a three-pointer, Duke hit consecutive baskets, Edwards hit a three-pointer, and the Nets trailed by four points 78-82. Wagner hit a layup, Duke hit a second offense, and then Oaker scored four straight points to give the Magic an 88-80 lead. Duke and Edwards, two rookies, sent a series of dunks, and the Nets trailed by only four points. Oak hit a three-pointer, Lowe jr. made a layup, and the Magic regained a nine-point advantage. Duke scored three points in a row and the Nets trailed for six. Mills scored three points in a row, Duke sent a three-pointer, and the Nets tied the deficit 9-0! Oakk sent a key three-pointer, Wagner hit a layup, Thomas and Mills missed a straight three-pointer, and the Nets were powerless to return to the sky to defeat the Magic.
Both sides started
Magic: Mulder, Oakock, Gary Harris, Wagner Jr., Lopez Jr
Nets: Mills, Edwards, Thomas, David Duke, Griffin