This season's regular season showdowns have gradually entered the final stage, and the Miami Heat, which has maintained a steady state this season, have unconsciously secured the throne of the Eastern Conference hegemon. As a team that originally competed with the Los Angeles Lakers on the finals stage, the Heat also suffered a playoff round trip last season, but they can always maintain their hearts and constantly run into the team to create a veritable championship team. Now, they have done it again, and they have done it very well, and even put Tyro Hiero, who once played the all-Star technical level, in the position of the best sixth person.
This game, back at home for the Heat, accepted the challenge of the Russian City Thunder. Although the Thunder, which is in the rebuilding stage, has been reduced to a bullying fish belly team, they have gained a large number of high-quality players in the process. Among them, Alexander, who plays the role of team leader in the team, is one of the most typical examples. Even in the embarrassment of losing seven straight, the Heat must not take it lightly.
At the beginning of the game, the Heat took the lead in the state, and in the situation where the players on the team played all the soldiers, they scored a 27-26 score and took a one-point lead. The lead was not great, and the Heat would have to do more to win the game. Entering the second quarter of the showdown, Adebayo sent 11 points and 2 rebounds in a single quarter, and Taylor Hiero, who came off the bench, also had 12 points, 5 rebounds and 2 assists, and Shunshi helped the team play 12 points, 5 rebounds and 2 assists. With the two of them in a row, the Heat took advantage of the trend to play a 42-28 score.
At the end of the first half, the Heat have scored 69-54, a key 15 points ahead of the Thunder! The gap between the two teams has widened one after another, and the Heat's victory in that game is inevitable. Yes, after yibian fought again, the Heat were able to further widen the point difference between the two sides in the third quarter. Lowry stepped up and sent 11+3+1 stats in the single quarter to help the team play a 34-25 score and take a 9-point lead again. By the time they reached the crucial final quarter of the showdown, the point difference between the two sides had widened to 24 points!
There was basically no great suspense in this game, and the starters on the Heat side chose to clock in for three quarters, while the Thunder did not choose to give up. In particular, Alexander, as the team's big boss, also led the team to play a 29-17 score in the key final quarter of the competition, recovering the 12 points that had previously fallen behind. In the end, the fourth quarter was over regular time, and the Heat won the game with a 120-108 score. Looking back at the game, the overall performance of the heat players was really good, and the scores of the seven players on the team reached double digits.
Moreover, Taylor Hilo, who played the best sixth man in the team, also showed his value again, giving away a comprehensive stat of 26 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists. On the other hand, on the side of the Thunder team that lost away from home, Alexander refused to be soft, and also sent 26+7+4 data, effectively helping the team relieve the pressure on the scoring end. At the same time, Cooper also has a luxurious stat of 10 points, 15 rebounds and 5 assists, and Treman, who came off the bench, also sent 25 points and 8 rebounds. I have to admit that as a team in the rebuilding stage, the young players on the Thunder side can play like this, although they have lost.