Live Bar March 21, the NBA regular season continues, the Thunder away challenge magic. The Magic are in the bottom of the East and the Thunder are second to the bottom of the West, and the two sides are really competing for the draft pick in the summer. Alexander is out of the game. The first quarter began, the first half of the two sides were evenly matched, after which the Thunder suddenly muted after taking the lead, and the Magic led by 6 points to end the first quarter with a 14-0 lead. In the second quarter, Waters hit a three-pointer to equalize, after which the two sides began a battle of iron, and the Magic led by two points at halftime at 45-43. In the second half, the Magic maintained a slight lead, and the Thunder made it 9-1 to overtake the second quarter by two points. In the final quarter of the battle, the Magic multi-point blossomed to play an 11-0 attack wave to regain the lead, after which the two sides began a tug-of-war, and at the key moment, the Magic wave locked in a 7-0 victory. In the end, the Magic beat the Thunder, ending a 3-game losing streak while giving the opponent 9 consecutive defeats.
Data from both sides:
Magic (19-53): Carter 30 points, 16 boards, 2 assists, Wagner Jr. 11 points, 7 boards, 4 assists, Bamba 7 points, 10 boards, Hampton 8 points, 4 boards and 3 assists, Anthony 6 points and 7 assists, Okiki 8 points, 11 boards and 2 blocks, Harris 6 points and 3 boards, Wagner Jr. 10 points and 5 boards, Fultz 4 points, 2 boards and 2 assists
Thunder (20-51): Beziley 18 points, Boku 7 points, 7 boards, 5 assists, 2 blocks, 2 blocks, Robbie 11 points, 10 boards, 3 assists, 2 blocks, Wiggins 2 points, 4 boards and 3 assists, Mann 13 points, 5 boards and 2 breaks, Kreich 8 points, 5 boards and 2 blocks, Mallerden 10 points, 5 boards and 4 assists, Waters 12 points and 6 boards, Sal 4 points and 4 boards
As soon as the game began, the two sides quickly fell into a fight, and the score alternated to lead. Carter hit two goals in a row inside and the Thunder scored five straight points in response. The Thunder continued to pound the basket, and Bezillili scored six straight points to help the Thunder take the lead. Bamba hit two consecutive goals to stop the decline, and then the two sides soared for three points, and Wagner Jr. played 2+1 to continue to catch up. The Thunder suddenly muted and the Magic multi-point blossomed into a 14-0 attack wave, ending the first quarter with a six-point lead of 31-25.
In the second quarter, Waters hit a three-pointer to equalize the score. The two sides were in a stalemate, the scene was more than enough and exciting, both teams had a relatively low shooting rate, scoring quite difficult, Sal broke the deadlock with a mid-range shot, and Okiki then hit a three-pointer to respond with difficulty. The Thunder kept going into the basket to score six points in a row of free throws, and Anthony stepped forward to hit a three-pointer to color. Both sides scored a total of 32 points in the quarter, with the Magic leading by two points at halftime at 45-43.
Both teams sought a breakthrough on the inside, hampton and Poku each tossed a shot, and Bezley also had a layup. Bamba and Mann scored three points, and the Magic took turns to hit the basket and take consecutive free throws to maintain a slight lead. After that, the Magic suddenly lost power, missed consecutive shots, only relied on free throws to get 1 point, the Thunder launched a counterattack, Mallerden and Kreich hit three points successively to help the Thunder complete the 9-1 attack wave rebound score. After the third quarter, the Thunder scored 64-62 to surpass 2 points.
In the fourth quarter, Waters again made two consecutive three-point combos, and the big Wagneri suddenly shot 5 points in a row to bite tenaciously. After Sal made a basket, Boku also had three points, but after that, the Thunder lost power again, and the Magic multi-point blossomed to make it 11-0 to reverse the score. The Thunder scored 5 points with a free throw, after which the competition between the two sides fell into a white-hot, magic consecutive shots with free throws to play a 7-0 small climax to establish the lead, the Thunder were powerless to return to the sky, losing the game. In the end, the Magic beat the Thunder, ending a 3-game losing streak while giving the opponent 9 consecutive defeats.
Both sides started:
Thunder: Mann, Wiggins, Pocu, Beziley, Robbie
Magic: Anthony, Hampton, Wagner Jr., Carter Jr., Bamba