The Thunder's star Alexander ushered in a comeback after the All-Star Game, although he failed to lead the team to improve the status quo and win one game after another, but the overall state of the team has been significantly improved. When he was challenged by the league's supremacy Suns at home, Alexander was completely unworthy of Devon Booker, and at one point he scored a game-high score of 32 points. It may be a pity that we did not win the game in the end, but we saw the future of the city of Russia from that group of young people.
In this game, Alexander led the team to Denver and challenged the Nuggets away. It is undeniable that the Nuggets have been in a very good state in recent times, once maintaining a high state of 6 consecutive wins. And this time to accept the challenge of the Russian City Thunder, can they continue the rhythm of the winning streak? Let's move on. At the beginning of the game, the Thunder took the lead in entering the state, playing a wave of 6-0 small climax, but as the first quarter continued the game time, the Nuggets could also play a full-fledged state, rejecting the Thunder's clamor.
After the 24-24 score in the single quarter, the two sides continued the next competition on the same starting line. Entering the second quarter of the showdown, the Nuggets' star Jokic finally broke out, with a 100% shooting rate of 4 of 4 in a single quarter, sending 10 points and 1 rebound, leading the team to play a 33-31 score and get a 2-point lead. But unfortunately, after entering the second quarter of the showdown, the Thunder, who were in a backward state, launched a strong counterattack. In the third quarter, Alexander played 12 minutes of playing, sending 6 points, 1 rebound and 2 assists, as well as Isaiah Robbie, who handed over 9 points, 1 rebound and 2 assists.
With the two of them working hard in succession, the Thunder scored a 31-22 score, not only recovering the 2 points behind in the first half, but also achieving a 7-point rebound. The situation has reversed, and the Thunder, which has entered the crucial final quarter, can still stabilize their mentality, cling to the leading score and continue to consume the remaining game time. In the end, the regular time of the fourth quarter was completed, and the Thunder completed the feat of a cold counterattack with a score of 119-107. Looking back at the game, jokic, the home star of the Nuggets, performed well overall, and also sent 22 points, 16 rebounds and 4 assists in the 33 minutes of playing.
Regrettably, Jokic played at the technical level of the team leader, while the performance of the other players in the team was inexhaustible. That's right, apart from Jokic's double-digit score, the only other players on the team are Forbes with 18 points and 3 assists, and Hyland can deliver 19 points and 4 assists. The game is not a one-man game, basketball is not a one-man basketball, Jokic has obviously played out of the self, but can not get the data help of other players in the team, so that the team's 7 consecutive wins dream shattered, it is a pity.
And seeing the Thunder side that achieved a cold counterattack, Alexander sent a game-high score of 29 points, as well as 7 rebounds and 5 assists in the 37 minutes of playing. At the same time, the data performance of other players in the team is also very good. Bezley delivered 12 points, eight rebounds and three assists, TreyMan also had 16 points, six rebounds and two assists, and Isaiah Robbie, who had 26 points, seven rebounds and five assists. The young players on the team have played themselves one after another, showing their ability to stand alone, and the rebuilding of the Thunder team is still very successful.