The Phoenix Suns, which maintain a record of 44 wins and 10 losses, are still in the lead in the league. The reason for this is self-evident, of course, to the credit of veteran point guard Chris Paul. Because of Paul, Booker is no longer obsessed with superficial data, but thinks about how to lead the team to win; because Paul, once unknown in the show Ayton, has regained the recognition of the league; and because Paul, who is disliked by his old clubs, McGee and Biyombo, has created value on the inside that is beyond the contract itself.
And this game, the Suns, who are getting better and better, also met their Finals opponents Bucks again. What kind of spark will burst out when the two enemies meet again? Let's move on. At the beginning of the game, the Bucks, who were playing on the road, took the lead and played a 34-31 score to get a three-point lead with the help of the team's star Alphabet Brother 5 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists, Middleton 9 points and Holliday 12 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists. But after achieving a feat of domination at the beginning, the Bucks, who entered the second quarter of the showdown, still encountered a crazy counterattack from the Suns.
In the second quarter, Ayton stepped forward and sent 10 points, 2 rebounds and 1 assist with 100% shooting rate of 4 of 4 shots, and Paul also contributed 9 points, 4 rebounds and 5 assists. With the two consecutive efforts, the Suns scored 33-22 in a single quarter, not only recovering the 3 points behind in the first quarter, but also achieving an 8-point reversal with a halftime score of 64-56. The situation has finally changed, and the Suns, who are fighting again, can continue to expand their lead. In the third quarter of the competition, Paul sent another 4 points and 6 assists to help the team play a state of blooming everywhere, and with a 33-21 score, to take a 12-point lead.
By the time it came to the crucial final quarter of the showdown, the point difference between the two sides had reached 20 points, and there was basically no great suspense in this game. In the end, in the regular showdown in the fourth quarter, The Alphabet Brother chose to give up early, clocked in the third quarter, and the Suns also took advantage of the drum to play a 34-30 score, and with a score of 131-107, completed a 24-point victory, defeating the Bucks who aspire to defend the championship. Looking back at the game, the overall state of the Players on the Bucks side is not very good, and although the alphabet brother who only played three quarters handed over 18 points, 7 rebounds and 8 assists, he only had an inefficient shooting rate of 5 of 14 shots, and failed to play his due technical level.
Middleton's 21 points and three assists didn't work, and Holliday's 21+5+4 stats were powerless. In the face of the Suns' single-game seven-player double-double performance, the scoring contribution of the Bucks' starting players is obviously still very chicken. It is worth saying that in this game, Paul once again played his point guard god style, single-game delivery of 17 points, 7 rebounds and 19 assists, feeding the team's starting center Ayton into a big fat man, with a game-high score of 27 points, and 7 rebounds of the data contribution.
At the same time, the performance of other players on the team is also very good, Although Booker does not feel good at shooting, he also has 17 points, 4 rebounds and 7 assists, and Bridges also sent a key 18 points under paul's infection. There is also McGee on the bench, who only played 15 minutes off the bench and contributed 12 points and 4 rebounds.