Love 25+9 Garland 19+8 Alphabet Brother 26+9 Cavaliers take the Bucks at home

Live Bar Jan. 27 – The Cavaliers sat at home today to face the defending champion Bucks, and the Bucks quickly gained the upper hand with their excellent outside offense in the first quarter, and they scored six three-pointers in this quarter to catch the Cavaliers off guard. However, in the second quarter, the Cavaliers also used their human ways to do the other, with Osman hitting 4 three-pointers, the Cavaliers also hit 7 three-pointers in a single quarter, and the Cavaliers hit 39 points with a fiery attack, while surpassing 8 points at the end of the first half. The Cavaliers started the third quarter with another 11-2 offensive wave that almost became the key to their victory, this wave of offensive helped them gain the upper hand after taking a double-digit lead, the Bucks could not open the situation for a long time, the offensive end almost completely relied on the alphabet brother to chisel the inside line again and again, and the Cavaliers have not returned to single digits since then. In the end, the Cavaliers easily beat the Bucks at home to usher in a three-game winning streak.

The Bucks set up the turret early in the first quarter, and Connaughton, Portis and Middleton opened the scoring with three three-pointers to open the team. Not to be outdone, the Cavaliers, although only O'Corro hit a three-pointer during the period, Allen continued to impact the basket to eat cake dunks to respond to the team. However, the opening game against the Bucks had the upper hand with a more efficient offense, and Di Ventenzo and Connaughton then hit another three-pointer to help the team open the score. The Cavaliers' offense and defense are obviously inferior to their opponents, coupled with the opponent's fierce outside firepower, the team can not turn the situation around, and the Bucks at the end of the quarter rely on the performance of alphabet brothers to hold on to a 9-point advantage to end the first quarter.

The second quarter began with Two consecutive three-pointers by Osman to change the course of the field, and although Connaughton then hit a three-pointer from the outside to try to respond, this time it was the Cavaliers' turn to explode on the outside, and then Love, Garland and Osman hit three more points to quickly reverse the score. The Bucks went from starting by as many as 11 points to trailing for less than half a quarter. In the second half, when Portis and Middleton both scored points to try to counter-attack, Osman hit another three-pointer, plus Garland and Allen rushed to score under the basket, and the Cavaliers returned the quarter with 39 points and ended the first half with a 65-57 victory over the Bucks.

After returning from the break, the Cavaliers' outside fire point continued, this time it was Garland, Mobley and Wade to take turns to blast in three points, and the Cavaliers opened with an 11-2 offensive wave to extend the lead to 16 points. The Bucks were completely unable to find the North at the beginning, and except for the alphabet brother who scored 7 points at the beginning, the rest of the Bucks players contributed almost nothing. The Cavaliers continued to extend their advantage while the iron was hot, with Osman and Mobley frequently taking points in the paint, and the Cavaliers' 6-0 offensive wave widened the point difference to more than 20 points. The last stag relies on the letter brother to chisel hard again and again to stop the bleeding. At the end of the third quarter, the Cavaliers led the Bucks by 18 points 95-77.

Holding most of the leading Cavaliers to implement the rhythm of play, although they only scored 3 points in the opening 3 minutes, they only let the opponent get 4 points, and these 4 points are still from the letter brother hard to chisel points, so the situation has become a microcosm of this quarter, the Cavaliers play very easily, Love's continuous long-range shooting points are quite easy, while the Bucks offensive end is completely dependent on the alphabet brother, although In the middle of the quarter, Portis and Middleton also found the feeling to try to get points, but in response to them is a three-pointer by Rondo and Ottoman, The Cavaliers' steady output maintained a nearly 20-point lead. In the end, the Cavaliers easily beat the Bucks at home to usher in a three-game winning streak.

Both sides started

Bucks: Holliday, Connaughton, Antetokounmpo, Middleton, Portis

Cavaliers: Garland, O'Corro, Mobley, Wade, Allen

(Tuoba)