The Eastern Conference playoffs kicked off, and the Miami Heat traveled to challenge the Philadelphia 76ers. In the first quarter of the game, the 76ers took advantage of the home court to occupy the initiative on the court, and the Heat showed their sword in advance to use the joint defense killer weapon, and the 76ers' slight lead was quickly eroded, and the Heat once established a huge lead of 14 points. Yibian fought again, and the 76ers played a beautiful turnaround, punishing the Heat's joint defense inside and out, and overtaking the score in one fell swoop at the beginning of the final quarter. Subsequently, the two teams fell into a tug-of-war, the score alternated leads, and the suspense of the game dragged to the decisive moment, and the veteran Batum made continuous meritorious contributions, dominating the game at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends. In the end, the 76ers narrowly defeated the Heat 105-104 and advanced to the playoffs. The 76ers will challenge the Knicks in the first round, while the Heat will have to wait for the winner of the Bulls vs. Hawks to fight for the last playoff ticket in the East. Next, let's take a look at the ratings of the main personnel of the Clippers in this game.
Ba Ye has 9.9 points, and there is a treasure in the family
The 76ers were able to win the game without danger, and Batum made great contributions! In the face of the 14-point hole dug by the team, and in the face of the Heat's joint defense step by step, French Pippen showed his rich experience in the international arena to the fullest, and stepped forward to change his life! Batum came off the bench for 27 minutes, shooting 7 of 13 (6 of 10 three-pointers), cutting 20 points + 5 rebounds + 1 block, and the offense and defense were integrated! In the second half of the game, the 76ers accelerated to break through the joint defense, and after a large number of ball transfers, the opportunity came to Batum, who pulled the 76ers back from the edge of the cliff with a cold-blooded three-pointer. At the decisive moment, Batum sent a death block to Herro! I have to say, there is an old man in the family, the 35-year-old French Pippen is still a top-level 3D level existence, please call him Ba Ye tonight, 9.9 points is not enough to describe your greatness!
The emperor has 6.8 points, and the iron still needs to be hard
The Emperor has won personal honors such as regular season MVP and scoring champion, but he is the "regular season dragon, playoff bug" in the minds of many people. In this play-off, the Emperor seemed to have started the playoff mode ahead of schedule and handed in a shocking answer! The Emperor played 38 minutes, shooting 6-of-17 (2-of-4 three-pointers) and 9-of-10 free throws, scoring 23 points + 15 rebounds + 5 assists + 1 steal, and 3 turnovers, with a plus/minus of -2 on the court. In the first 3 quarters of the game, the Emperor's biggest credit was to let Adebayo carry two fouls early, the most disappointing thing about the Emperor is that even if Spo had to increase Lefou's playing time, the Emperor was still lost in the Heat's joint defense system, and he didn't know what to do on the court! The Emperor pulled himself out of the conference room with his own hands, 6.8 points is the best whipping for him, and he needs to be hard to strike iron, so don't play with fire and burn yourself like this in the playoffs.
Butler's 4.2 points are commendable
The fact that the 76ers and the Great were able to get through the danger had something to do with Butler's accidental injury. Towards the end of the first quarter, Butler fouled Oubre, and the two collided with their knees when they landed, and Butler fell to the ground in pain, scaring Riley, Mourning, Spo and others with eyes like copper bells. Batum is indeed a man, he insisted on playing the whole game after the injury, contributing 19 points + 4 rebounds + 5 assists + 5 steals + 2 three-pointers. However, in the words of NBA celebrity Skip, Butler is no longer the same person he used to be after his injury. Especially at the decisive moment, Butler basically didn't touch the ball on the court, nor did he run, and both offensive and defensive ends were a little lagging behind! After the game, Butler said bluntly: I feel like I can't do too many moves now. At the same time, NBA Hall of Fame Shams followed up and reported that Butler may suffer a medial collateral ligament injury in the knee and may miss the game indefinitely! Butler is mental, but playing with an injury is really not a wise choice, and 4.2 points is a spiritual reward!
Spo scored 5.1 points and Nas scored 7.8 points
Heat coach Spo and 76ers coach Nas are both championship coaches, and the game between the two in this life-and-death battle is also quite exciting! Spo took the lead in showing his sword, and the strategy of defending the whole court to the end can be described as a master of art, which also made the 76ers quite passive in the first half of the game, especially the emperor, who was completely restricted to lose his temper and was unhappy with it written on his face. However, Nas saw the move, regardless of the emperor's petty emotions, and in the second half, he let Maxey as the main tactical initiation point, speeding up, improving defense, counterattacking, and hitting the opponent's unstable footing, and unconditionally believing in the veteran Batum, which well resolved the power of the Heat's joint defense. Imagine if the 76ers coach was still the former veteran, would he be able to deal with it like this? On the other hand, Spo, who has indeed eaten all over the league with one move, has indeed eaten all over the league, but he still rotated the lineup step by step when he knew that Butler was injured, and still let him shoot when he was crazy, directly laying the bane for the Heat! To sum up, Spo's tiger head and snake tail deserve 5.1 points, and Nas's on-the-spot response to see the move is also worth 7.8 points. Fans, what do you think about this?