On April 24, Beijing time, the NBA playoff Jazz vs. Lone Ranger G4, the whole game, Mitchell 21 of 7, three points 10 of 2, got 23 points, 7 assists, 6 rebounds and 2 steals, in the second half he shot 2 of 11, only 6 points. The next downturn performance, tragically complained. Fortunately, in the last 31 seconds, he key 2 plus 1, sent a fatal pass, helped the Jazz laugh to the end, the big score 2-2 draw.
This game Doncic ushered in a comeback, making his playoff debut this season. The Jazz led by 12 points in the first half, and Mitchell had 17 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists. In fact, at one point, the Jazz were as much ahead by as many as 16 points. However, back in the second half, the Lone Ranger went on a 15-5 wave and trailed by only 2 points.
In the second half of the game, Mitchell went invisible. With 7:24 left in the fourth quarter, Mitchell finally made a foul and walked to the free throw line. The first shot was hit, the second was hit, and it turned out to be his first point of the second half.
In fact, from 2 minutes and 40 seconds left in the second quarter to 7 minutes and 24 seconds in the fourth quarter, Mitchell also won a point by free throw, and Tim MacMahon said that the Jazz needed him to wake up quickly.
Mitchell surpassed Russell in his career playoff three-point shooting to become the first in team history. However, the shooting percentage was touching, with Mitchell making 2-of-10 three-pointers in the middle of the fourth quarter.
The decisive moment shows the true color of the star. With 4:32 left, Doncic retreated from a jumper to help the Lone Ranger tie the scoreline. And Mitchell's stealth was madly complained about, and fans mocked various P-figures. There was also a scene in the fourth quarter where Mitchell broke through to the basket and Gobert already had a free position, but Mitchell did not pass the ball, but forced the throw to miss.
With 1 minute and 13 seconds left, Doncic threw a shot and the Lone Ranger rebounded by one point. Back from the timeout, Doncic withdrew his three-pointer and hit another 31.2 seconds left, and Mitchell finally responded, making a 2-plus-1 layup. With 11 seconds left, he finally assisted Gobert after breaking through, who took the dunk in the air, completed the counter-attack, and laughed to the end.