Durant 26+7 teaching class? Fatal mistake + loss of pressure whistle lore is too frustrating to suffer a big reversal
On November 1, Beijing time, "I heard that I am your idol? "I heard you're my plus version?" The matchup between Durant and Wembanyama, the two key stars, has already attracted attention before the game. The 35-year-old Durant faced the 19-year-old Wembanyama, and the 16-year-old matchup was still a veteran teaching the new champion, Durant's continuous dry pulling was incomprehensible, especially in the first quarter of the face-to-face whistle dry pulling teaching, as well as the good play of directly blocking Wembanyama, plus the last moment of continuous key goals, but Wembanyama also returned with 4 consecutive key points. Durant's fatal mistake at the last moment was stealed, and Durant also lost the key shot, although he beat Wembanyama 26+7 in terms of data, and he was also crushed in efficiency, but he still failed to prevent the team from losing and being reversed.
Because the two cores of Booker and Beal were once again exempted due to injury, Durant was forced to start the single-core team mode again. Facing the matchup of the new champion Wembanyama, Durant got into the groove early, scoring 3 of 3 consecutive points at the beginning of the game, and also staged a powerful dunk, which made Popovich ask for a timeout early.
Although Durant's height of 2.11 meters is inferior to Wembanyama's 2.26 meters, in fact, according to many American media, Durant's actual height is more than 2.11 meters, and Durant is more flexible and experienced. Durant was 5-of-7 in the first quarter, scoring 10 points, 2 assists, 1 rebound and 1 steal.
As the Suns continued to suppress the Spurs, who had taken an 18-point lead in the first half, Durant was gradually reducing his offensive proportion. In the second quarter of the game, Durant only hit 2 of 3 shots, and in the first half, he still scored 14 points efficiently on 7-of-10 shooting, with a plus/minus of +14 on the court, and once faced Wembanyama to complete a dunk. Wembanyama, on the other hand, scored only 6 points and 4 turnovers on 1-of-6 shooting in the first two quarters, including all the first 5 shots, until he hit his first shot with a dunk.
As the Suns continued to extend their lead by up to 20 points in the second half, Durant continued to reduce his offensive ratio in the second half, not showing much desire to attack at all. In the entire third quarter, Durant hit only one three-pointer on two shots, plus 1-of-2 free throws to score four points in a single quarter. However, Durant delivered 5 assists in a single quarter, incarnating as an organizational trader to continuously activate his teammates to score, especially Yuta Watanabe's three-point shot from the outside, which also gave the Spurs a chance to fight back and chase points.
In the final quarter of the game, the Spurs stubbornly fought back to chase a single-digit gap, and Durant turned on the offensive mode again, and he scored consecutive shots to expand the 9-point advantage, but the Spurs continued to chase back to only 3 points. Nurkic hit back-to-back three-pointers, the Spurs still clung to the score, and Durant completed a mounted archery throw with 2:24 left to help the Suns extend their five-point advantage to stop the Spurs.
The two sides then entered the final matchup with 144 seconds to go, with Popovich re-entering the Banyama side, and the Spurs closing the score again to just three points. It was Durant who had 1 minute 03 seconds left to give a key dunk, and Durant scored consecutive key points at the last moment, but Wembanyama then scored 4 points in a row, and Johnson also stole Durant to complete the overtake. The Suns were overtaken by one point with 1.2 seconds left, Durant missed the killer shot, and the Suns were finally defeated by the Spurs by a 20-point comeback.
(Text/Drunken Sleeping)