On April 29, Beijing time, the NBA playoffs Suns and Pelicans G6, Paul shot 14 of 14, 1 of 1 three-pointers, 2 of 2 free throws, got 33 points, 8 assists and 5 rebounds, created the first miracle in the NBA playoffs, and did not concede a single goal in the whole game. Such a Paul also caused a heated discussion, and the beauty brushed the screen to worship.
Booker made a comeback, with the Suns starting with an exaggerated shooting percentage, shooting 5-of-7 in the first seven, and a wave of 11-4 start. However, the Pelicans only had one way to win, and they also played quite tenaciously, with Ingram and McCollum hitting consecutive jumpers and the Pelicans returning a 9-2 run.
After the first quarter, Ayton scored 10 points on 4-of-4 shooting, Booker 1-of-2, Paul 2-of-2 and the Suns 10-of-17, but the two teams drew 28.
The Suns' offense stalled in the second quarter, and Paul was also fouled by Alvarado. At that time, Paul was covering for Booker in the backcourt, deliberately blocking the line where Alvarado was running, and Alvarado collided head-on, directly falling backwards to the ground, and Paul covered the foul.
At halftime, Paul made 4 of 4 shots and had 10 points and 2 assists, but the Suns trailed by 10 points. Back in the second half, Paul incarnated as the god of war, continuous jump shot hits, there were 6 minutes and 09 seconds left, Paul blocked the demolition after the jump shot was hit again, at this time it was 10 of 10, leading the team to directly overtake the score.
He scored 10-of-10 in the third quarter and had 23 points and five assists. In the fourth quarter, Paul's 100 percent shooting percentage continued, 13 of 13, once again helping the Suns to reverse the score. At this time, Paul also rewrote the NBA record, becoming the first player in playoff history to playoff history to win 13 consecutive games in a single game, the previous record was the 12-game record set by the Rockets. With 38 seconds left, Paul hit the jumper again, killing the game and fighting a battle.