The Jazz beat the Knicks by fifteen points. Jazz fans are excited, not just to win, but also to Mitchell's recent performances.
Playing the Knicks today, Mitchell scored 36 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists, 11 of 21 shooting and 7 of 12 three-pointers; played the Bulls the other day, scoring 37 points, 3 rebounds and 5 assists, shooting 12 of 22 from the field and 9 of 15 from three points. In two games, he played a total of 65 minutes, shooting 16 three-pointers and scoring 73 points.
Some people are like this, tepid in the first half of the regular season, watching the playoffs come, and suddenly starting to exert their strength. Counting today's seven three-pointers, Mitchell shot 209 three-pointers this season, making him the most three-pointer in a single season in Jazz history. To quote a hot comment on a sports website — Mitchell's ability to hold the ball and three points this season can rank in the top three of the league.
That's not all, counting today's 36 points, Mitchell's total regular season score reached 8,000 points, becoming the first player in the 2017 draft to cross the 8,000 point mark.
Don't forget the phrase — you can always trust a thirteen-picked point guard.
Usually low-key do not do things, need people to carry the flag to fight a hard battle when he is really on, ask what fan can not love such a team boss?
It is no wonder that jazz fans shouted one by one that the rice ball king shouted red and radiant.
In sharp contrast to Jazz fans are Knicks fans.
At the end of each game, you can always hear their whining and sighing, and the most mentioned of them is: what evil has been created by the mud, let Randall be the boss here, should he deserve it? Can't do it.
This point, the skill jun is very much agreed.
Looking across the league, it's hard to find a team boss like Randall whose fans abandon him and whose fans love him like honey.
Take today's game as a comparison. Randall made 21 shots and Mitchell made 21 shots; Randall scored 13 points on 21 shots and Mitchell scored 36 points on 21 shots. As soon as Mitchell made a shot, the New York fans trembled – the ball was destined to be scored! As soon as Randall made a shot, the Hearts of New York fans trembled again – the ball was designated to be iron!
It's no accident that Randall played iron, Knicks fans have been taking on his devastation all season.
Believe it or not — this season, Mitchell shot 45.2 percent from the field and 36.3 percent from three-point range; Randle shot 41.3 percent from the field and 30.7 percent from three-point range. The inside and outside lines are more than the hit rate, or even worse, let's say if it is a bit excessive.
Some fans may say that Randle is an inside lineman, it is not interesting to compare three points, and it is better than the inside line.
Don't worry, I also found inside data - Mitchell, who is 191, has shot 55.9% from the inside this season, and Randle, who is 203, has shot 52.8% from the inside.
Under the background of The Iron King Randall, Mitchell's figure looks even more magnificent;
At the same time, under the background of the rice ball king, the more Knicks fans look at the Iron King, the more unpleasant it is. Once Randall's progress was shocking, and now Randall's slide is even more shocking, I hope that the brother can get back to his state as soon as possible. As for the Rice Ball King, the playoffs are coming, keep rushing.