In an NBA playoff spotlight battle that ended earlier, the Lone Ranger defeated the Jazz 102-77 to capture King Mountain. Doncic ushered in a new era, a miracle comparable to the big O. Mitchell scored just nine points in a tribute to team little boss Wade.
At the beginning, the Lone Ranger quickly entered the game state, both inside and outside the line has the initiative, Powell has continuously eaten cakes to make meritorious achievements, the Jazz offense relies on singles, and the first quarter is 6 points behind. In the second quarter, the Lone Ranger put up a small lineup to achieve miraculous results, but the Jazz could not seize the opportunity, and the later section was suddenly powered out and only 4 points were scored. Doncic led the team to directly widen the point difference by nearly 20 points.
Easy side, Doncic even burst under the basket to create a kill, the Lone Ranger re-opened the 20-point difference, the two sides then began a tug-of-war, Doncic found the feel of three consecutive three-point shots, extending the lead to more than 30 points. Clarkson chased eight points in the final quarter, the Lone Rangers always responded, and chaotic clashes broke out in the middle of the field, and the Lone Rangers firmly maintained a 20-point lead and laughed to the end.
Doncic played a dominant performance, playing 32 minutes and 46 seconds, 11 of 22 shooting, 3 of 10 three-pointers, 8 of 12 free throws, 33 points, 13 boards, 5 assists and 1 cap, plus or minus +32. As the Lone Ranger laid the score early, Doncic played only 2 minutes in the final quarter, 3 of 4 free throws, and got 3 points, 1 board and 1 assist before going off the field. After that, Doncic had 499 points, 137 rebounds and 133 assists in the first 15 playoff games of his career, becoming the first player after Oscar Robertson to score 450+ points, 125+ rebounds and 125+ assists in the first 15 playoff games of his career.
Mitchell made 0-of-7 three-pointers and 4-of-15 shooting, a plus-minus -38 lowest in the game. The Jazz scored just 77 points, shooting just 37.7 percent from the field and shooting just 10 percent from three-point range.