On April 23, Beijing time, the most eye-catching matchup between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Denver Nuggets created a famous scene in the playoffs this season.
The Lakers laughed for most of the half, leading by as many as 20 points, but were eventually reversed by the Nuggets. Nuggets Murray faced the thick eyebrows' save in the last 0.4s limit backwards, the timer in the ball was red, and the lore was over!
This game made us feel the greatness of the Nuggets, and at the same time, we also felt the tragedy of the Lakers, so how did the bigwigs feel after the game?
Murray, as the person involved in the killing, said that he jumped high to avoid the block and retreated a lot, causing him to lose his balance and fall.
Murray was still excited about the goal in an interview, "I heard people screaming and then I knew it was in. In an instant, so many faces appeared in front of me and surrounded me, like a movie shot, and I was just giggling there."
Jokic spoke about the ball, saying that even though Murray has made a ball like this countless times, even if he doesn't feel good, the team believes in him.
Thick eyebrows were the party who was killed, and after Murry's shot, he fell into the crowd of celebratory celebrations. He talked about the last ball in the post-match interview, and he didn't want to talk about it at all, and left the field in anger.
James talked about being reversed and killed, saying a 20-point lead in this league is not secure, especially against the defending champions. He played an efficient performance in the first game, and when he lost, he thought the Lakers had no room for error against the Nuggets. The game was famous, and James believes the Lakers need to do better and have a chance.
Lakers head coach Darvin Ham remains confident, saying, "It's a stinging feeling, and when we go back to our home court, we have to keep that feeling in mind and give it back the way we go."
Nuggets head coach Malone was very indifferent, and he praised the team's championship qualities. He also said that as long as he believes in the process, makes adjustments, and plays a wonderful game, he can regain the suspense.