The NBA regular season continued, with the Thunder 127-123 Knicks, the Knicks suffering two straight losses and the Thunder ending a five-game losing streak.
In this game, Barrett continued to miss due to a sprained left ankle, and Noel was unable to play because of sore left ankle.
Throughout the game, Josh Giedi scored 28 points, setting a new career scoring record. Before Gidy's single-game scoring record was 24 points, on February 6, Beijing time, Gidy once played such a performance in the game against the Kings.
Data from both sides:
On the Thunder side, Josh Gidey had 28 points, 11 rebounds and 12 assists, and Trae Mann had 30 points. The Knicks' Randle scored 30 points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists, and Fournier 29 points.
Best of the Year:
Thunder reverse win, Josh Gidy is undoubtedly the most outstanding player in this game, in this game, Gidy feels hot, 11 of 22 shots, 4 of 3 three-pointers, got 28 points, in addition to 11 rebounds and 12 assists of the data, a good combing of the team offense, key moments, Gidy also has a good performance. It was Josh Gidy's all-round performance that helped the Thunder end their losing streak.
Contest Review:
Kemba Walker hit a three-pointer to take the lead, and then Gidy assisted Trey Mann to equally three-pointers. Afterwards, the Thunder, led by Gidy, played a 9-0 attack wave to open the score, but immediately, the Knicks played a 14-4 offensive climax to reverse the score.
After the timeout, Aaron Wiggins helped the Thunder chase the score to 18 draws, but soon the Knicks were another 11-3 attack wave, again stretching the point difference to 8 points, and in the last three minutes of the quarter, Kenridge Williams was in excellent shape, winning three consecutive offensive attempts, leading the team to a small climactic response of 8-0, and the first quarter ended, the Thunder trailed 29-31.
In the second quarter, Kenridge Williams hit a mid-range shot and the Thunder pushed the score to 31 draws. The two teams fought inextricably, fighting all the way to 48 draws. With 2:02 left in the quarter, Randle hit the basket to win 2+1, and the Knicks took a five-point lead, but then Gidy scored three consecutive points to reverse the score. After that, Randle won 2+1 again, Walker hit a three-pointer, and the Knicks regained the advantage, but at the end of the second quarter, the Knicks led by only one point at 62-61.
At the end of the first half, Josh Gidey had 16 points, 6 rebounds and 8 assists, Mann 11 points, Kenridge Williams 8 points and 2 assists, and Beziley had 7 points and 4 rebounds. On the Knicks side, Randle had 14 points, six rebounds and six assists, Fournier 13 points, Robinson 11 points and eight rebounds, Kemba Walker 9 points and Grimes 8 points.
Easy side to fight again, Grimes, Fournier three consecutive points, Randall basket continued to create 2+1, the Knicks started with a 12-3 small climax, the two sides of the point difference to double digits. But then, the Thunder chased all the way, and in the second half of the quarter, after Gidey won the three-pointer, he assisted Beziley's three-point shot, and the Thunder once surpassed the opponent. However, Randle scored two consecutive long-range shots, allowing the Knicks to quickly regain their advantage, and by the end of the third quarter, the Thunder were behind 91-94.
In the final quarter, Burks made a three-point foul and Topin dunked a score, and the Knicks led by six points, but Jerome scored two consecutive three-pointers, and the Thunder chased the score to 100. In the following matches, the two teams were tightly matched, fighting all the way to 106 draws. Randle made a kill, two free throws, Burks assisted Fournier to score under the basket, while Robbie, Gidy missed four consecutive free throws, the Knicks led by 4 points, and the Thunder suspended the adjustment. After the timeout, Gidey and Mann missed three consecutive opportunities to chase points, and the Knicks failed to pull the score apart, and the two teams' offense came to a standstill, encountering a three-point scoring drought.
Gidey made kills, scored free throws, and broke the trap. Mann stormed the basket to create a foul on Grimes, and the Thunder chased the score to 110 draw. At the crucial moment, Burks missed the basket, leaving the Thunder with 20.4 seconds. But Gidey made a fatal mistake, the pass was snatched by Fournier, And Grimes counter-attacked, giving the Knicks a two-point lead. With 15.2 seconds left in the game, Beziley made a comeback and Randle retreated to hit the iron, and the two teams drew 112 into overtime.
In overtime, Gidy broke through the layup to break the deadlock first, Treymanne hit the shot, and Fournier made a three-point foul to bite the score. Gidey assisted on Favors' dunk, Mann broke through the layup, and the Thunder led by five points, but immediately it was Fournier's three-pointer for New York to continue.
After that, Favors' layup gave the Thunder a four-point lead. The two teams then turned on the iron mode, Grimes and Fournier missed three consecutive three-point opportunities, Randle passed mistakes, time was getting less and less, and the Knicks could only use foul tactics. After Mann hit both free throws, Burks closed the gap to three points on three points. The Knicks continued to foul, Randall left the court with a full foul, and Jerome missed two free throws to leave his opponent with 5 seconds. After the timeout, Quakeley missed a three-pointer and Gidey took the rebound. Topping continued to foul, Gidy made two free throws and one shot, and finally the Knicks were unable to return to the sky, and they were reversed miserably, and the Thunder ended the losing streak.
Contest Highlights:
Randall tough singles
In today's game, Randall showed a good competitive state, in the game, Randle held the ball outside the three-point line, faced the defense of Kenridge Williams, tough singles, and finally created a magical 2+1.
Gidey breaks through the dunk
In addition to the offensive organization, Gidy also has excellent offensive ability, in the game Gidi used cover to break through, impact the basket, and finally complete the dunk.
Both sides started:
Thunder: Josh Gidey, Mann, Beziley, Robbie, Aaron Wiggins
Knicks: Randall, Fournier, Robinson, Walker, Quentin Grimes
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