The NBA regular season continued with the Spurs 114-106 Thunder. Rookie Josh Gidey has scored a triple-double in three consecutive games.
On the Thunder side, Alexander sprained his right ankle, Dort's left shoulder was strained, Jerome's left hip was sore, Muscala's right ankle was sore, Kenrich Williams was nervous in his right knee, and Robinson Earl's right foot was fractured and did not play in this game.
Data from both sides:
On the Spurs side, Murray had 18 points, seven rebounds and eight assists, and Kelden Johnson had 22 points and seven rebounds. On the Thunder side, Robbie had 17 points and 12 rebounds, and Josh Gidey had 17 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists.
Best of the Year:
The Spurs won, and Dejuntai Murray remained the best player on the team, scoring 18 points on 8-of-18 shooting and 1-of-3 from three-point range in the game. In addition, Murray also sent a comprehensive stat of 7 rebounds and 8 assists, and it was Murray's comprehensive performance that helped the Spurs win.
Contest Review:
Isaiah Robbie hit the basket in a row, the Thunder started 4-0, and soon Peltel and Kelden Johnson tied the score. The two teams began with a tight tie and fought all the way to an 8-8 draw. Then the Spurs began to power, playing an 11-4 attack wave to open the score, and with 1 minute and 13 seconds left in the quarter, Primo assisted Vassell's three-pointer, and the Spurs pulled the point difference to double digits. However, in the last minute, the Thunder chased points continuously, Maledon, Watson rushed to the basket to win, Pokushevsky hit a three-point shot, the first quarter ended, the Spurs led 34-29.
In the second quarter, Maleton and Gidey opened with two consecutive three-pointers, and the Thunder quickly overtook the score, and the two teams clenched the score, once fighting to 45 draws. After that, the Spurs began to exert their strength, a 12-0 attack wave, to open the point difference, with 1 minute and 19 seconds left in the quarter, De Zhangtai Murray assisted Vasell to break through the layup, and the Spurs' lead reached 16 points. The Thunder suffered a three-plus-point scoring drought, and by the end of the second quarter, the Spurs were 73-58 in the lead.
At the end of the first half, Kelden Johnson had 15 points, Dejuntai Murray had 14 points, three rebounds and four assists, Vassell had 11 points and five assists, Pelter had 8 points and 9 rebounds, and Lonnie Walker had 14 points. On the Thunder side, Mann had 11 points, Robbie 8, Josh Gidey 7 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists, and Maledon 14 points.
Easy side to fight again, the Thunder turned on the chase mode, Mann won the three-pointer, Gidy rushed to the basket to score, the Thunder soon a 7-2 attack wave, narrowing the point difference to 10 points. The Spurs' offense stalled, Robbie scored from the basket, Maledon made a kill, and with 3:09 left in the quarter, the Thunder trailed by just six points. After that, Diop made a kill, the free throw stabilized the situation, and the third quarter ended, and the Spurs continued to take the lead 89-81.
In the final quarter, Pokushevsky assisted Geddy's basket to score, and the Thunder again narrowed the gap to 6 points, but immediately Lonnie Walker scored three points, Kelden Johnson rushed to the basket to score, and the Spurs played a 10-2 small climax, pulling the score between the two sides apart. With 5:25 left in the quarter, Pelter scored from the basket and the Spurs led by 16 points. The Thunder scored just one shot by Josh Gidey in nearly four minutes.
After that, Trey Mann and Pokushevsky scored three consecutive points to continue to narrow the point gap. Lonnie Walker and Vasell missed three consecutive points, Mann seized the opportunity, three-pointers, and then Maleton made a kill, two free throws, and with 24 seconds left in the quarter, the Thunder trailed by only five points. Spurs timeout adjustment, after the timeout, the Spurs passed the ball wrong, Mann missed the shot, Isaiah Robbie also missed the basket, the Thunder can only use foul tactics, McDermott after two free throws and one shot, the Spurs led to 6 points, only 14.1 seconds left. In the end, there is little time left, and the thunder is powerless to swallow the end of failure.
Contest Highlights:
Richardson Spurs first point
On the trade deadline, the Spurs got Josh Richardson through the trade, and today's game, Richardson received a pass from his teammate and hit a 45-degree three-point shot to get the first point of his Spurs career.
Kelden pulled the bar to score
In the second quarter of the game, Kelden Johnson scored the ball from outside the three-point line, but he did not shoot directly, but chose to impact the basket, and finally Kelden Johnson completed the 2+1 with a pull-bar layup.
Both sides started:
Spurs: Kelden Johnson, Desontay Murray, Peltel, McDermott, Vassell
Thunder: Mann, Robbie, Josh Gidey, Aaron Wiggins, Beziley
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