NBA Summer League: Venbanyama misses Spurs to beat Hornets New Branch Eye 18 points, 6 turnovers and 7 fouls
On July 4, Beijing time, the NBA Summer League continued to compete, and the new NBA champion VS list was not staged, and the Spurs champion Wen Banyama was absent. The Spurs ran a 30-11 run-down to crush the Hornets in the first quarter, and then continued to open the 30+ gap to establish the victory in advance, and finally the Spurs beat the Hornets 98-77 to get off the ground, and Hornets' new star Brandon Miller performed badly on 1-of-7 shooting in the first three quarters, scoring 12 points with the help of garbage time in the last quarter, scoring 18 points in the game.
Statistics
Spurs: New champion Ventanyama was absent, Champany hit 5 three-pointers, 30 points, 8 rebounds and 4 steals, Barlow 24 points and 11 rebounds, Stevenson 13 points.
Hornets: New star Brandon Miller 18 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 6 turnovers and 7 fouls. McGoverns 11 points, Burknight 12 and Smith 12.
Match Review
The biggest attraction of this summer league was originally the new branch champion Wen Ban Yama vs. the new science list eye Miller, but the Spurs champion Wen Ban Yama will not play in the summer league of this tournament, which also makes the highlights of such a matchup a lot less. The Spurs blossomed more in the first quarter, taking a fantastic 17-2 lead, and continued to suppress the Hornets after that, leading by 19 points at 30-11 in the first quarter.
Heading into the second quarter, the Spurs remained unstoppable, extending their 25-point lead at 42-17 under the leadership of Chambany and Barlow. Burknight hit a three-pointer, the Spurs scored two more points, and Hornets leader Miller broke through for a layup to hit his first solo goal, his only athletic goal in the first half. The Spurs continued to press the Hornets to extend their advantage, winning 28-21 by seven points in a single quarter, leading the Hornets by 26 points at the end of the first half, and Miller scored five points and six fouls on 1-of-5 shooting.
The Spurs continued to suppress the Hornets, gradually extending their 30-point lead at 69-39 in the middle of the third quarter. The Hornets then chased the points, but the Spurs maintained an absolute lead, maintaining a 21-21 draw in the third quarter and a 79-53 lead over the Hornets at the end of the third quarter. In the first three quarters, the Spurs scored a double-double for three people, Champany scored 5 three-pointers, 26 points, 7 rebounds and 4 steals to lead 3 people to score a double-double, the Hornets scored only a double-double, Burknight scored 10 points, Miller scored 6 points, 5 turnovers and 6 fouls on 1-of-7 shooting.
The Spurs entered the fourth quarter with a 26-point lead, and due to the large gap between the two sides, the final quarter game had entered garbage time earlier, and the two sides continued to open training mode. Miller finally scored again in garbage time, and he hit a back-to-back 3-pointer from the outside to help him score a double-double, but was unable to turn the tide as the Spurs easily beat the Hornets to open the summer.
Both sides start
Spurs: Champany, Sissoko, Barlow, Wesley, McCoy
Hornets: Miller, McGoverns, Jones, Smith, Berknight
(Text/Drunken Lying Float)