The NBA playoffs continued, with the Bucks challenging the Celtics away in the first game of the Eastern Conference semifinals, and they eventually beat their opponents by 12 points 101-89 to open the series and take a 1-0 lead. Bucks star Alphabet Brother blasted down a large triple-double, and he really has no solution to this point.
Let's review the progress of the game. In the first quarter, both teams were efficient, with the Bucks narrowly winning by three points at 27-24. In the second quarter, the Bucks continued to improve their offense, while the Celtics slipped a bit, and in this quarter, the Bucks won 29-22 by 7 points, leading the double digits at halftime.
The home Celtics came back, and although there was no significant recovery in offensive efficiency, they did a better job than in the first half in limiting opponents' scores, and the Celtics struggled to recover two points 24-22 in the third quarter. Unfortunately, in the last quarter, the Celtics had a little collapse, losing again 19-23 and had no choice but to swallow the first defeat in this year's playoffs.
Comparing the data of the two sides, the Bucks side won more scoring points at the same time, there are two explosive points, namely Juju Holliday, who got 25 points, 9 rebounds and 5 assists, and one is the superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo, who has played a vital role in both offensive and defensive ends, which is unsolvable.
In this battle, The Alphabet Brother played a total of less than 38 minutes, shooting 9 of 25, as a player with an internal attack as the main player, it is not high, but the data handed over is very beautiful, 24 points, 13 rebounds and 12 assists, a large triple-double, plus or minus of +23, is definitely the Bucks' number one contributor to the opening.
The playoffs are turn-based, both sides are restraint and anti-restraint, if you want to overwhelm each other, you must have an absolute advantage, and the alphabet brother is the killer of the Bucks, looking at the league, can not find a complete match with him, the bitterness of the Celtics, I believe the other 28 teams understand.