On April 23, Beijing time, when the Hawks returned to the home game with a 0-2 disadvantage, and they were once bombarded by the Heat in the third quarter to surpass 16 points by 21-0 offensive attack, the Hawks were going to collapse? The Hawks then began a frenzied counterattack to chase points, especially Trae Young's consecutive key balls in the final moments of the final quarter, especially the key quasi-kill throw with 4.4 seconds left, helping the Hawks narrowly win the Heat to win back a city, and he also bombed 24 points and 8 assists.
It is worth mentioning that Trae Young also created a number of milestone records:
First, Trae Young broke the 500-point milestone in the playoffs.
Second, Trae Young became the fastest player in Hawks history to reach the 500-point playoff milestone.
Third, Trae Young became the youngest (23 years, 216 days) playoff 500-pointer in Hawks history.
Fourth, Trae Young scored at least 500 points and 150 assists in less than 20 playoff games (this is his 19th playoff game), becoming the second person in NBA history to follow Big O Oscar Robertson.
In the first two games of the series, Trae Young's performance was undoubtedly quite crotch-pulling, becoming a fundamental factor in the Hawks' consecutive losses. In the opening game, Trae Young was limited to a slump of just 8 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists on 1 of 12. As for the second game, Trae Young contributed 25+6+7 stats, but only 2-of-10 from three-point range, and was blown up by Butler 45+5+5 in the core showdown.
Now in the third game of the series, Trae Young, who returned home, led the team to lead by seven points in the double half, but Trae Young's performance in the first two quarters was relatively average. Trae Young certainly got 10+4+5 in the first half, but only had 2-of-7 shooting on the offensive end, including 1-of-3 from three-point range.
Even more tragically, the Hawks were crushed by a 21-0 offensive attack in the third quarter, and lost 15 points 16-31 in the single quarter, and Trae Young was limited to 1 of 2 in the single quarter. At the end of the third quarter, Trae Young only had 14 points and seven assists on 3-of-9 shooting, but there were still 3 turnovers and 3 fouls.
The Hawks started the final quarter with a 14-point gap of 80-94, and Trae Young gradually picked up and opened the team to counterattack mode with an organized pass. After Bogdanovic scored consecutive points, Trey Yang had 3 minutes and 33 seconds left to successfully meet Tucker's defense, completing a key throw of 2+1 to help the Eagles chase a 101-101 equalizer.
After Strus returned a three-pointer, Trae Young immediately went beyond the three-point attack to tie the score, and the two teams continued to fight until 107-107. Trae Young broke through to make two foul shots, and after Tucker completed the three-point counter-attack and rebounded by one point, Trae Young had 4.4 seconds left to complete the key throw and shoot the kill, helping the Hawks win the thrilling reversal.
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)