Who said Gordon only dunks? Bombardment 27+6+6 rate Nuggets to win game points, consecutive violent deductions of three points are too explosive

On June 10, Beijing time, the NBA Finals continued. In the just-concluded Finals G4, the Nuggets defeated the Heat 108-95 on the road, turning the aggregate score to 3-1 and winning this year's Finals.

The Nuggets were able to win today, and in addition to the continued contributions of Jokic and Murray, there is one more contribution, and he is Gordon. Gordon played a total of 41 minutes today, shooting 11 of 15, including 3 of 4 three-pointers and 2 of 3 free throws, totaling 27 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists and 2 steals.

In the first quarter, Gordon shot 0-of-2 and scored just one point on free throws. Heading into the second quarter, Gordon began to explode in full swing, hitting two three-pointers at 45 degrees on the right and in the bottom right corner, as well as back-to-back jump shots from the basket and mid-range. The best performance came from the dunk, Gordon first received a pass from Jokic, got up directly under the basket to complete the dunk, and then he received Pope's long-range pass to complete the open dunk.

Gordon quickly provided an assist for Murray at the start of the second half, and then received another empty dunk with a pass from Jokic. At the end of the quarter, Gordon made a series of famous scenes, first receiving a pass from Jokic, jumping high on his back and hitting a layup, and then hitting his third three-point shot from the bottom corner. It is worth mentioning that when the basketball was not yet hit, Gordon had already celebrated in advance to show his confidence.

In the final quarter, in the face of the Heat's chasing points, Gordon hit a key shot with a strong basket, and then Gordon took consecutive key rebounds and provided assists to his teammates, helping the team withstand Jokic's absence and eventually lead the team to victory.

Throughout the playoffs, Gordon averaged 13 points, 5.9 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game, and he played his best performance in the playoffs today, setting not only a new single-game scoring record in this year's playoffs, but even the highest single-game scoring record in the entire career playoffs.

According to the schedule, the two teams will meet in the fifth round of the finals on June 13. If the Nuggets can win again, they will win this year's championship.