On April 21, Beijing time, the NBA playoff Bucks played out against bulls G2. Throughout the game, Alphabet Brother shot 11 of 20 and got 33 points, 18 rebounds, 9 assists, 2 blocks and 1 steal, unable to return to the sky. It is worth mentioning that the alphabet brother also suffered a blow, and the number one helper Middleton withdrew early due to sore left knee.
The defending champion won easily in the first showdown, and Brother Alphabet was the number one hero. In this battle, Alphabet Brother is also a winning milestone.
With 7 minutes and 36 seconds left in the second quarter, Alphabet Brother broke through the layup and ushered in a milestone moment, he officially completed the surpass of Tiangou Abdul-Jabbar (1692 points) and became the team's all-time playoff scoring champion.
Throughout the first half, Brother Alphabet got 14 points, 7 boards and 3 assists. The bucks were in mediocre form, but the rest of the game was mediocre, and importantly, both DeRozan and Lavin found the feel. Back in the second half, Vucevic made a layup and the Bulls led by as many as 18 points.
For the Bucks, if they want to win, they still have to rely on the alphabet brother. In the final moments of the third quarter, DeRozan broke through the back jumper, and the alphabet brother slapped a volleyball hat directly on the fly. After completing this block, Alphabet Brother ushered in another milestone, the total number of playoff blocks reached 92, surpassing Alton Liszt to become the first person in the Bucks' all-time playoff block list.
With about 2 minutes left in the fourth quarter, Vucevic hit a three-pointer and the Bulls led by eight points, pushing the Bucks into a desperate situation. Alphabet brother hit a layup, with 18.2 seconds left, DeRozan hit a key layup on alphabet brother's head, and the Bucks fell short.
This battle, the alphabet gollion brush record:
1. He completed the surpass of Tiangou Jabbar (1692 points) and became the team's all-time playoff scorer.
2. He overtook Alton Liszt to become the No. 1 in the Bucks' all-time playoff block list.
3. 25+10 rebounds in the 31st game of the playoffs, third in the current game, behind James (87) and Durant (39).