The wrongdoers will see each other! Embiid inherited Harden's "free throw mantle"; Anthony was beaten by the new star, and the league's façade was challenged; the Warriors refused to be swept by the Nuggets, and Curry scored 34 points in a single game.
Harden's performance is sluggish! The Nets' new big three scored 71 points
James Harden ushered in his first defeat in the 76ers jersey. Against his old club, the 76ers' No. 1 player struggled throughout the game, making a total of 17 shots and hitting three athletic goals in total, with just 11 points on the record, the lowest single-game scoring of the season except for the Spurs in early February ( when he had no intention of playing for the Nets).
He didn't use the free throws to create a contribution to the team like he used to be, embiid today (Joel won a total of 19 free throw opportunities in this game). The reason is that there are many fouls that Harden can get in the past, and the other is that many referees in this game have not blown. Second, because the Nets players know his offensive style too well, the Nets coaching staff has also made a very full deployment for him, and the pinch attack and assistant defense are arranged in place, and Harden is not tempered.
When the 76ers have one person holding the ball within the three-point line, the Nets usually have a lot of defensive forces around them, and the 76ers' role players get more three-point shots. In this game, the 76ers have a total of 36 three-point shooting opportunities, nearly five more than the average last season, and the 38.9% three-point shooting rate looks impressive. But that number is largely brought up by Embiid, Harris and Harden, and if they are not counted, the 76ers' three-point shooting rate is only 23%, which is a completely unqualified level.
Neither team has much tactics and relies heavily on ball-holding shots on the offensive end. The Nets' three outside starters were blasted, with a total of 48 shots, only 10 of which were made in the paint. They hit 28 of those shots, scoring a combined 71 points, and arguably the Nets showed the 76ers, and the world, the terrifying shooting abilities they had when several of their outside cores were on the floor at the same time. It may be difficult for them to reach the full size of the lineup this season, and there is not enough time to run in, but they can still rely on simple cooperation and difficult shooting to kill opponents.
The Nets took the initiative throughout the game, and in the third quarter, they played a wave of 9-0, completely pulling the score to 30 points, and the game also completely lost suspense, and finally the Nets won 129-100 on the road to the 76ers, winning their second game in a row.
Green speaks frankly after the game! The Alliance will usher in the "Twilight of the Gods"
"Our game plan is like this, which is to continue to attack Carmelo Anthony at the last minute, to create opportunities to impact the basket." That's what Jaylen Green said to reporters after his overtime win over the Lakers.
I have to admit that this is indeed a very suitable offensive strategy. "Melon" has a slow pace, poor defensive habits, and also undertakes the task of guarding the basket of part of the Lakers (it is also a feeling that it is better than nothing), if you can resolutely attack him, then you can not only get a higher success rate of position warfare, but also hit the physical strength of "Melon" itself, reducing his offensive efficiency, which is a two-for-one approach.
Not only in this, but in the recent NBA world, there have indeed been many scenes of potential rising stars naming historical celebrities. The most famous is Doncic's consecutive naming of Steven Curry and LeBron James, all of which took place in the final moments of the game, when there was still suspense in the game, and potential new stars used their abilities to score and kill on these superstars, putting these top cards in their offensive highlights as a background board, just as these superstars did in front of their predecessors a decade ago.
Time is silent and rolling forward. The old people at the top of the league are desperately trying to prolong their peak period, trying to make themselves sit on the throne a little longer, but one day, they will come out of the spotlight of the basketball world, no longer become the players that people are keen to discuss, and the top cards in the basketball world will sooner or later be produced between players such as "Jaylen Greens", "Luka Doncic" and "Trey Young", and the era of their name may officially close at that moment, let us cherish it before the lights are turned on.
Jo's teacher was in poor back-to-back condition, and the Warriors won two straight games
The Golden State Warriors won 113-102 at the Bolt Center, the home of the Denver Nuggets, to win their second game in a row and end the Nuggets' four-game winning streak.
In the first three games of the season, the Warriors have all failed, and in those three games, they can average 30 assists per game, grab 11 frontcourt rebounds (three more than themselves) and cut 112 points per game, which is also higher than the Nuggets' average of points this season, which shows that the Warriors are not doing well in defending the Nuggets.
In fact, for most of this game, the Nuggets are a more comfortable side, their absolute core is to restrain the Warriors' configuration, in terms of average height, the Warriors are also a big difference from the Nuggets. The Warriors' coaching staff has been wrestling with whether to pinch Jokic or defend Jokic alone, and the answer to that question was only found in the final moments of the game.
Probably because of the back-to-back, "Yo Teacher" did not play as terrible dominance as in the previous games, and many of the goals that were placed in the past were not answered into the net. Eight three-pointers all smashed out of the basket, and it is indeed a loss of standard. Stephen Curry played very well, he used the same shot as Jokic, cut 11 more points than the "white fat man", the whole game Curry three-point shooting rate is rarely more than 40%, plus-minus as high as +18, is the highest among the Warriors' starters. 18 of the 34 points are from the third quarter, and it is by relying on Curry's bravery in the third quarter that the Warriors really began to occupy the initiative of the game, and even if the Nuggets fought back in the last quarter, they were helpless.