On May 10, Beijing time, the Celtics defeated the Bucks to draw the series aggregate score to 2-2. The biggest contributor to this game is the 35-year-old Horford. We all know that the core of the Green Army is double flower exploration, and many people may forget that 35-year-old Horford was also a flower exploration show. Today, the old detective flower sang the protagonist, and the whole game exploded with 30 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists and 1 block, shooting 11 of 14 from the field and 5 of 7 from three points. Horford's 30 and five three-pointers were all career-highs in the playoffs.
In the first quarter of the game, Horford felt good, scoring 7 points on 3-of-3 shooting. At the end of the first half, he scored 11 points and played decently. In the third quarter, Horford only had a 1-of-4 performance, and was also deducted by the alphabet brother. Alphabet brother dunked the basket and looked at Horford more to get the technician. Horford, who scored 14 points in the first three quarters, ushered in a big explosion in the fourth quarter, completely turning the situation of the game!
In the fourth quarter, Horford first hit a hit, and it wasn't long before he found the opportunity to take revenge on Brother Alphabet, only to see Horford hit a flying dunk of 2+1, ignoring Brother Alphabet's defense. When he landed, Horford's elbow hit the letter brother, knocking the opponent's elbow to the ground, and Horford also ate the technician. Horford soon hit another three-pointer to make a 2+1 draw, and after Horford helped the Celtics take the lead, Tatum managed to take Big Brother's gun and score consecutive points to help the Green Army seal the victory.
Horford played the best performance of his playoff career and blew up the record .
1. Horford's 30 points set a new playoff career high!
2. Horford's five three-pointers set a new playoff career high!
3. Horford is the oldest Green Army player to score 30+ in the playoffs since Havreichek in 1977.
4. It was also Horford's first 30+ performance in 132 playoff games!
5. Played 131 playoff games before the first playoff 30+, which is also the most in history. The previous record was Clifford Robinson, who scored the 30+ for the first time after playing 90 playoff games.