On January 25, Beijing time, the NBA's new season regular season continued in full swing. At this stage, the Phoenix Suns, which have won 36 wins and 9 losses and maintained the first record in the league, have also ushered in a new game again, taking on the challenge of the Utah Jazz at home. Starting center Ayton has still not returned to the field, but the Suns have achieved remarkable results in recent times, once with a high posture of 6 consecutive wins, to consolidate the throne of the league's hegemony. This time the home team accepts the challenge of the Jazz, what kind of posture should they face? Let's wait and see.
At the beginning of the game, although the Home Suns were able to take the lead in entering the state, with the efficient output of the current star Devin Booker in a single quarter of 13 shots, sending 17 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal and 1 block, and Paul's data of 2 rebounds and 5 assists, playing a 31-21 single quarter score to achieve a 10-point lead. But after entering the second quarter of the showdown, the Jazz, who were in a backward state, counterattacked in time. Star Michael Mitchell and starting centre-forward Gobert have been absent in succession, and their rotation players can also send explosive statistics.
Clarkson, who had been playing the best sixth-man role on the team before, finally made the start, and in the second quarter, he made an efficient output of 4 shots and 3, delivering 7 points and 1 rebound, and Spurs veteran Rudy Gay also had a 100% shooting rate, giving 7 points and 1 rebound. With the two in a row, the Jazz played a 35-27 single-quarter score to recover the 8 points behind in the first quarter. At the end of the first half of the game, the gap between the two sides has been narrowed to 2 points, and the Jazz still have a chance to beat the Suns, the number one in the league.
Sure enough, after yibian's re-battle, the Jazz team can take advantage of the victory to pursue and continue to make a strong counterattack. In the third quarter of the competition, they sent a 31-27 single-quarter score, not only recovering the 2 points that were behind in the first half, but also achieving a 2-point reversal. The situation has finally reversed, but the supremacy of the Suns alliance is not a decoration, and the final quarter that determines the victory or defeat continues! In the regular showdown in the fourth quarter, the Suns' starting point guard Chris Paul broke out again, playing the momentum of his former king of the last quarter, with an efficient output of 5 of 7 shooting, sending 15 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists and 1 steal.
It was because of Paul's efficient output that helped the team to play a 30-22 score and won the game with a total score of 115-109. Looking back on the game, Paul played his starting point guard momentum, and in the 40 minutes of playing, he delivered a quasi-triple-double of 27 points, 9 rebounds and 14 assists, whether on the scoring end, defensive end and organizational offensive end, it has made indelible contributions. The star of the club, Devin Booker, also performed well, giving a game-high score of 33 points and 7 rebounds and 3 assists in the 38 minutes of play.
Being able to successfully win 7 consecutive wins, the performance of the Suns' bench center Bi Yongbo is also worthy of praise. In the 31 minutes of the bench, he also delivered a double-double of 16 points and 13 rebounds with an efficient output of 6 of 10 shots, not living up to the team's trust in him. Looking back at the Jazz team that lost away from home, they played all the soldiers, and they scored in double figures with 7 people, and no core players can stand up and hand over an explosive data to further ease the pressure on the team's scoring end, so there is nothing wrong with losing.