The Bulls and Bucks' playoff first-round series, despite winning a victory in the Big Cream City with DeRozan's 41 points in the second game, but as Azan fell silent, the huge gap in strength between the two sides was revealed. G4, located in chicago's Union Center, was once again a one-sided and unsurprisingly brittle defeat, with the Bucks taking the lead in the fourth quarter and eventually rewriting most of it to 3-1 with a huge advantage of 24 points.
In this campaign, the Biggest Victory for the Bucks is naturally Giannis Antetokounmpo, who dominates the team's three statistics of scoring, rebounding and assisting. 32 +17+7, the performance of the alphabet brother is impeccable, and he can be called the biggest nightmare of the Bulls team. However, basketball is a sport of five people, and the Bucks can pull teeth in the "bull's mouth" on the road for two consecutive games in a crushing state, which is inseparable from the strong play of one person. In Middleton's absence due to injury, it was he who supported the Bucks' outside energy while doing his job on the defensive end - he was the "bad boy" Grayson Allen who made many fans hate him.
In this game, Allen continued the fiery feel of the previous game, shooting 10 of 12 and 6 of 7 from outside the three-point line, scoring 27 points, second only to The Alphabet Brother, the second highest in the game. Coupled with Aaron's performance of 5-of-7 from outside the three-point line in the G3 game, he scored a total of 49 points in both games. As a side-by-side comparison, DeRozan scored 34 points in both games, LaVine scored 39 points in total, Vucevic contributed 30 points in both games, and none of the Bulls could match Grayson Allen's output.
Admittedly, Bulls fans still can't forgive Grayson-Allen for that malicious foul on Caruso, and passers-by scoff at the bad boy who has been notorious and notorious since college. But there's no denying that for the Bucks, Allen is someone to trust, filling the gap in Middleton's inability to play with one three-pointer after another on the perimeter. Looking at his performance, I can't help but wonder if Coach Budenholzer deliberately hid him during the regular season as a secret weapon during the playoffs to surprise everyone. Nowadays, the bucks that lack the second boss do not have the capital to hide their weapons, so the cloth showdown is over! Aaron is not pretending anymore!
In fact, many teams will do such dirty work and solve the problems of the star of the family, such as "Uncle Three" Bowen, "Black Shell" Beverly, basketball god Jordan's "on-court bodyguard" Oakley, For Kobe Bryant's dormant Ci Shiping, Pachulia and so on. Grayson Allen is now expected to make a transition, claiming in a post-match interview that he had contacted Caruso in at least two ways to get his understanding, while on the other hand, one of his stats is expected to make him a historic three-point shooter — hitting at least five three-pointers in two consecutive games and shooting more than 70 percent, and Allen is the second person in history, and only Danny Green has done that before.
As for the boos that Allen suffered at the Bulls home venue, not only the fans booed him, but even the Bucks players booed him, in order to make him better adapt to the environment of the Bulls home game. From the perspective of results, the Bucks booed his special training effect. In this regard, Brother Alphabet and Holliday have something to say. Alphabet Brother quipped: "When he played well, the scene where we booed him was very interesting. Maybe back at home we should also continue to boo him... Of course, I'm joking. And Holiday Brother pointed out: "The booing has some meaning to him. It's like some form of support, so we'll keep booing him. ”
Strong inside, superb shooting, small movements on the field make opponents frightened - Grayson Allen is such a player who reassures opponents, but makes opponents headaches. How do you see Aaron playing? Will he continue this in the following games?