In the NBA playoffs, the Battle for seven or eight places in the East, the Brooklyn Nets host the Cleveland Cavaliers. The first quarter was over, the plot was shocking, the Nets were in such good shape, under the leadership of the two superstars Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving, they simply went crazy, bombarding 40 points + winning 20 points, and the playoff came ashore in the first quarter?
For the Nets to fall into the playoff area, many people still did not think + unacceptable, but the reality is so, so do not think that the paper strength is strong, you can take it lightly, the championship is a serious + all-out thing. Falling into the play-off area, the Nets are equivalent to a big killer, and most people are still very optimistic about them, maybe just a cutscene, you can lock in a playoff spot.
Against the powerful Cavaliers, the Nets have home court advantage, which is still quite good. The better thing about seventh and eighth place is that having two lives, even if you lose this game, you can have another match with the winner of the ninth and tenth place, and still have a chance to go ashore. But if you can go ashore in one battle, who wants to dream a lot of nights, so for this game, both teams are inevitable.
In the first half of the first quarter, although the Nets had a certain advantage, they were still glued overall. But in the second half of the quarter, the Nets exploded, blasting a 17-4 attack wave, all kinds of magic balls came, Kyrie Irving's three-point bounce, Patty Mills' over-the-top, and Clarkston's turn and press whistle, all of which made fans boil. In this way, the Nets blasted 40 points + won 20 points in a single quarter, which is too fierce.
The two superstars are still mainstays, Durant played the first quarter, and it was good to get 8 points, the key is that there are still 6 assists, and it is also very happy to make cakes. Kyrie Irving did not hesitate to give up four assists, and scored 11 points in double figures. Led by the big two, the Nets exploded in astonishing combat power, a rhythm that would take a playoff ride ashore.