Live Bar Feb. 5 News NBA regular season Blazers vs. Thunder, the Blazers recently suffered a three-game losing streak, the team just traded Powell and Covington back to Bledsoe and Winslow and others. In the first quarter, both teams felt relatively poor, although the Thunder took the lead first, but the Blazers used the advantage of the inside line to catch up with the score, and the two teams took turns to play offensively in the second quarter, the situation on the court was still relatively glued, relying on the stable play in the second half of the second quarter, the Blazers led 50-46 in the first half. In the second half, the Blazers first widened the point difference to 10 points, but the Thunder quickly adjusted and caught up with the score, and in the fourth quarter, the Thunder took advantage of the trend to complete the counterattack, Simmons was absolutely three-point missed, and finally the Thunder defeated the Blazers 96-93.
Statistics:
Thunder (17-34): Dort had 23 points and seven rebounds, Diakit 12 points and seven rebounds, Mann 9 points, Kiddy 16 points and seven rebounds, Williams 10 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists, Jerome 11 points and 8 assists, Muscala 11 points and 5 rebounds
Trail Blazers (21-32): Ellerby 7 points and 8 rebounds, Snell 13 points and 8 rebounds, Nurkic 14 points and 16 rebounds, McCollum 19 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists, Simmons 19 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists, Watford 8 points and 4 rebounds, Smith 6 points, Brown 7 points
After the opening, the two teams came up to the state slower, Simmons pulled out a jump shot to break the deadlock, then Dortney suddenly cut a series of points, Ellby cut into the layup, Andi also scored two goals in a row inside, the Thunder temporarily led 11-6. Brown completed the air dunk, the two teams did not feel good and frequently hit iron, Nurkic basket strong attack to score 5 points, Mann arced a three-point shot, Brown went to the basket across Muscala to press the ball in, Williams threw a response to two points, the score on the court alternately rose, Dort a dry three-pointer, the Thunder led 21-19 in the first quarter.
In the second quarter, the Thunder hit two three-pointers on the outside, but the Blazers gradually found the offensive rhythm to blossom inside and outside to complete the rebound, Diakit went down to complete the dunk to stop the bleeding, and Williams shot two consecutive three-pointers on the outside to help the Thunder take the lead again at 35-29. The Blazers took advantage of mid-range neutral shots to chase the score, and they tied the score again after Ellerby scored a three-pointer. Then the two teams went into a series of offensive hits, McCollum counter-attacked to break the scoring drought, Mann easily advanced, Snell and Jerome also scored a three-pointer on the outside, Simmons rushed to the whistle to throw in, and at the end of the first half, the Blazers rebounded 50-46.
Easy to fight again, the Blazers came up and gradually widened the point difference to 10 points by impacting the inside line and counterattacking, the Thunder found the feel after the timeout, Dort, Kiddy and Mann took turns to score points, and Nurkic had the advantage under the basket to help the Blazers maintain a 67-60 7-point lead. Bezley and Kiddy scored two three-pointers to close the score, Watford quickly and easily dunked, and the Thunder continued to attack the inside line to gradually chase the score to 71. After that, the efficiency of the two sides dropped again, Beziley retreated from the jump shot, McCollum used cover to draw three points, and the third quarter ended, and the Blazers held a one-point advantage 76-75.
In the final quarter, Watford scrambled for offensive rebounds to take the lead, Smith broke through the layup, the two teams felt the cold advantage of the iron in a row, Muscala suddenly broke out to shoot two three-point shots to help the team play a wave of 11-0 offensive attack to complete the rebound and establish the lead. The Blazers relied on McCollum's throw to break the scoring drought, Kiddy made an easy layup, Ellebi sneaked in, Dortmund scored another three-pointer on the outside, and the Thunder led by seven points at 91-84. McCollum scored five points in a row, and although they used foul tactics to gain a glimmer of life after that, Simmons never hit a three-pointer, and finally the Thunder beat the Blazers 96-93.
Starting lineup:
Thunder: Kiddy, Mann, Diaquitte, Dot, Bezley
Trail Blazers: Simmons, CJ, Nurkic, Snell, Ellby
(Yan Shao's Seventeen)