Shame and courage? On the plus-minus -51, he scored 44 points to lead the team to win!
In today's NBA regular season game, the Portland Trail Blazers, who played at home, defeated the Washington Wizards 127-118, ending their previously embarrassing six-game losing streak. In the game, the Blazers' starting number two Josh Hart was in a brave state, playing 35 minutes and 49 seconds, shooting 15 of 21 from the field, 9 of 6 from outside the three-point line, 8 of 8 on the free throw line, and slashed 44 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists and 4 steals, plus or minus was also a game-high +22. It is worth mentioning that the single-game score of 44 points also set a career scoring record for Hart, and if Hart played selfishly in the fourth quarter, he had every chance to break through 50+.
Interestingly, just in the Blazers' last game against the Jazz, Hart's performance was really surprising. He played 26 minutes and 12 seconds, shooting only 2 of 11 shots, 6 balls outside the three-point line, only 5 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists and 1 steal, and the plus-minus value was incredibly low -51.
I have to say that Hart is a person who knows shame and then braves, after experiencing the last shame, he not only did not choose to escape the difficulties, but led the group of "shrimp soldiers and crab generals" around him to fight back, and led the team out of the quagmire quickly. It should be known that the teammates around Hart are either low-salary players or rookies, and the total salary of the other 9 players who play is even only half of Hart's salary. Only one of the top 7 players in the squad with a salary made an appearance in the game.
Hart is a competent big brother who can drive the team forward with his personal efforts and let the young players gain confidence in such games. Maybe next season, the rebuilding Blazers will make a comeback.
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