After another game of victory at Home at Atalanta, the Miami Heat managed to tie the series to 3-1 and win the match point. This time ushered in the key G5 battle, the Heat team is back on their home field, and the victory of the game is inevitable. However, the Heat can not be taken lightly, Lowry can not return to the field because of a hamstring injury, the Eagles' home star Trae Young, who has not performed very well before, failed to play the technical level of his team leader, but if he returns to the fiery feel, it will inevitably bring a lot of pressure to the Heat's defensive end.
In fact, the Hawks have reached the point where there is no way back, and losing again means ending the season early. Obviously, they are bound to play the spirit of twelve points in the next game and go further with the best strength. So, this time to the home of the Heat, ushered in the key G5 battle, what kind of spark will burst out between the two sides? Butler could not continue to lead the team to meet the game because of sore knees before the game, and the Eagles' star Trae Young, who was in poor shape, still failed to play the data performance that his team leader should have.
In the first half, Trae Young only had a poor shooting percentage of 1 of 7, handing over 5 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists. Although in the first quarter of the game, the Eagles were able to rely on the team's players to play a high state that blossomed everywhere, handing over a 22-21 score and taking the lead. However, after entering the second quarter of the showdown, they did not resist the Heat's strong counterattack. Adebayor made 0 shots in the second quarter and was able to deliver 2 points, 3 rebounds and 4 assists, and Strus, who handed over 12 points and 3 rebounds, successfully played a 33-20 score and achieved a 12-point rebound.
After taking a double-digit lead and moving into the second half of the showdown, the Heat were able to keep the situation steady. Capela retired from injury, and Hunter and Hult were not willing, but only to help the team play a 22-21 score and recover the previous one point behind. Until the crucial final quarter matchup, the two teams still maintained an 11-point difference. In the regular time of the fourth quarter of the decisive victory, Hunter, who maintained an efficient output, received his sixth foul and had to leave early. Meanwhile, the Heat continued to stabilize their lead, draining the rest of the game.
In the end, the fourth quarter of regular time was completed, and the Heat won the game with a score of 97-94 and advanced to the Eastern Conference semifinals with a 4-1 score in the series. Butler was sidelined due to injury, but Oladipo, who started the game, proved his value and returned to the top. In the 36 minutes of playing, he delivered a team-high score of 23 points, as well as 3 assists and 3 steals, and made a lot of contributions on both ends of the attack and defense. At the same time, the starting Adebayor did not remain silent, fighting for 41 minutes, sending a comprehensive data of 20+11+4!
On the other hand, on the side of the Hawks who lost the game, Trae Young was still in bad shape, only 12 of 2 inefficient shooting rate, sending 11 + 8 + 6 data, although Hunter who stepped forward had the highest score of 35 points in the game, as well as 11 rebounds of data contribution, but the final decisive moment 6 fouls graduated, or failed to lead the team to complete the final reversal. After the game, the Hawks also announced an early end to the season.