Suffering a series of double kills from the Los Angeles Lakers and Clippers, the Dark Horse Team Eagles in the playoffs last season, the record slipped again, to 12th place in the East. There hasn't been any changes in the offseason, but what the Eagles have shown this season is very different from last season's combat effectiveness? There is a saying that is very good, learning is like sailing against the current, if you do not advance, you will retreat. In an environment of combined strength, the Hawks, who maintain their original lineup, can only become a stepping stone to the league's progress. That's right, against teams like the Chicago Bulls and Cavaliers, it's hard for the Hawks to do much.
And in this game, the home team is challenged by the Miami Heat, can the Hawks get out of the haze of Los Angeles' losing streak? Let's wait and see. Butler and Adebayor still haven't returned to the game, and the Hawks can naturally quickly build up a lead. In the first quarter, Taylor Hiero, who came off the bench, stepped forward and shot 4 of 6 in a single quarter to deliver 8 points and 3 assists. The Players on the Eagles side were able to play everywhere and take a six-point lead with a 27-21 score in a single quarter.
But in the second quarter of the showdown, the Heat, who were in a backward state, were also able to adjust their form and launch an effective counterattack. Substitute Taylor Hiro continued to play, playing 12 minutes of the second quarter, sending a comprehensive number of 8 points, 3 rebounds and 5 assists, and Duncan Robinson did not want to show weakness, with a single quarter hit 3 three-point efficient outside output, delivering 12 points, 1 rebound and 1 assist. With the two of them working in succession, the Heat played a 35-24 single-quarter score, not only recovering the 6 points behind in the first quarter, but also achieving a 5-point reversal. Yi Bian fought again, and the Eagles, whose leading edge was reversed, fell into a scoring drought!
In the third quarter of the competition, the heat side of the players played a full-fledged state, with a 30-16 single quarter score, once again to take a 14-point lead. By the time of the crucial final-quarter showdown, the point difference between the two sides had widened to 19 points. Admittedly, the point difference between the two teams came here, and the Hawks had no chance of reversing. In the end, in the fourth quarter of the regular season time competition, the Heat did not give the Hawks a chance, once again played a 29-27 score, and won the game with an aggregate score of 115-94.
Looking back at the game, the Eagles' star Trae Young did not play the data performance that his team leader should have, shooting 4 of 15 in a single game, only handing over 15 points, 3 rebounds and 5 assists. Although Collins handed over 16 points and 11 rebounds, it was not enough to alleviate the overall scoring pressure of the team, and Hunter on the bench, although he handed over 15 points, was praiseworthy, but he could only enter the empty cutting group. And seeing the Miami Heat, who won away from home, not only did they have 7 players score double-digits, but the best sixth man in the team even played the team's leader-like data performance.
That's right, Hiro scored the most shots in the game in the 36 minutes off the bench and gave up a game-high 21 points, as well as 9 rebounds and 11 assists, with 9 shots on 19 shooting. With the highest number of shots, the highest number of points and the most assists, he who almost became Harden's trading chip at the beginning has now proved his worth with his actions, and he will bring unlimited hope to Miami.