The Nets and Philadelphia, two teams that are far from being nemesis, have become quite entangled and full of topics because of the trade between Simmons and Harden to swap owners. Unexpectedly, it was originally thought that the two teams between the strength of the bozhong would play evenly and inseparable after the encounter, and as a result, the Brooklyns suppressed the home team from beginning to end, and the point difference was once stretched to as much as 36 points. The voice of the Wells Fargo Center taunting Simmons also gradually quieted down as the game progressed, and Simmons, who was supposed to be the protagonist of the day, became the smiling spectator on the bench, savoring the old club's clumsy performance in front of the current.
In the post-game interview, Kevin Durant, who had 25 points, 14 rebounds and 7 assists, and led the team in all three statistics, pointed out bluntly: "He (Simmons) already knew that we would support him." It felt good to have everyone quiet halfway through the game. As the race approached, it became very quiet and we could no longer hear any boos for Simmons. The Nets fans here are many by anyone, which is good. Durant didn't forget to glance at the rest of the people on the stage and said, "Are they still fans of the 76ers?" ”
In fact, the fourth quarter of the game has not yet begun, and many Philadelphia fans on the scene have begun to exit on a large scale. After all, they can't stand such a scene - they have spent a lot of money to buy tickets (the most expensive ticket price of this game exceeds $10,000, and the standing ticket is $125), they want to taunt Simmons, and in the end they find that the clown is themselves, and no one feels bad. Turning the raucous Wells Fargo Center arena into a library-like tranquility, Durant and his teammates supported Simmons with practical action.
If Durant's statement is only support for the new partner, then Irving's statement can be described as murderous. In this game, as Harden's main defense, Uncle Drew completely froze the beard. Don't look at the two people regardless of height, weight has a significant difference, usually Irving is also repeatedly used by the opponent as a breakthrough in the defensive formation to target, today's two match is Irving completely prevailed. Three-point, extreme folding shots into 2+1 are all hand-to-hand, defensive end of his main defense round, Harden once only had 7-of-1 offensive efficiency in the half. Both ends of the offensive and defensive ends are properly completed.
The key is in the post-game interview, Irving also said that "today's atmosphere is very loving" and "has not found the opportunity to reminisce with Harden". What else is there to talk about? Regardless of the rumors that it was Owen who made Harden determined to leave the big brother Durant and run away from Brooklyn, Irving alone made the bearded man make such a big mess in front of the new owner, I am afraid that Harden has nothing to talk about. After the game, Harden did not hug and greet the Nets' former teammates as was customary, symbolically greeting, but livid straight back to the locker room.
Instead, Jordan Jr. behaved warmly and gracefully, embracing Adu warmly after the game. When Durant and Irving decided to gather in Brooklyn to pull the hill here, the first thing they thought of was to pull DeAndre Jordan into the gang, and the two were even willing to cut their salaries to make room for Jordan Jr. But because of the compatibility problem with the team, the Nets finally chose to give up uncle Huang, after experiencing the low tide of the Lakers, Jordan Jr. went around to Philadelphia, and even had some improvement, facing the Nets to hand over a 10-point and 9-rebound report card and a hanging dunk to prove that he still had oil. Looking at the relationship between Durant and Jordan now, we can't help but make people think: Durant has privately said that Little Jordan will be his best man, and since the relationship is so good, there is still oil in the oil tank of Uncle Huang, and maybe one day he can see the scene of Uncle Huang returning to Brooklyn and playing brother basketball.