Just today, an unprecedented NBA miracle was achieved by Embiid
In today's NBA playoffs, the 76ers' clash with the Knicks became the focus. It was a game full of tension and passion, and the most striking of them was the amazing performance of Embiid of the 76ers.
At the beginning of the game, the 76ers were a little passive, but soon gradually found their rhythm under Embiid's leadership. Although the Knicks were leading for a while, the 76ers did not give up. Led by Embiid's accurate free throws and excellent three-pointers, they quickly overtook the score in the third quarter and completely controlled the situation on the court. Embiid's shooting skills and interior impact made it difficult for the Knicks to deal with, and the free throw shot became an unsolvable problem for them. Embiid's performance was even more decisive at key moments of the game, not only scoring on the offensive end, but also showing excellent ability on the defensive end, earning the team a valuable victory.
This game is not only an ordinary basketball game, but also a contest to show individual strength. Embiid scored 50 points in the game, setting a new record for the most points scored in this year's playoffs, while also creating a miracle in NBA history: he became the first player to take fewer than 20 shots in a playoff game but score 50+. This performance is not only amazing, but also full of expectations for Embiid's ability and potential.
In addition to Embiid's individual performance, the statistics of the whole game also presented a series of impressive numbers. Free throw percentage and three-point shooting percentage have become one of the key factors in determining the outcome of the game, and Embiid's free throw shooting skills are even more impressive. In addition, fouls and inside attacks in the game have also become the focus of competition between the two sides, and Maxey's performance in the game should not be ignored, and his tacit cooperation with Embiid has brought the team a lot of points.
Jokic is tired, Rivers is depressed, and James leaves the game in despair
In the first round of the Western Conference in this season's NBA playoffs, the Lakers ushered in a fierce battle with the Nuggets. However, the result was a blow to the Lakers and their fans, as they trailed their opponents 0-3.
In this game, the Lakers' performance made people sigh. Although they showed a lot of confidence in the first quarter, as the game wore on, their offense fell into a state of one-on-one and their defense looked loose and weak, which ultimately led to them being completely crushed throughout the game.
And Jokic of the Nuggets became the focus of the game. Despite playing 38 minutes in the game, his performance was hard to ignore. His 24 points, 15 rebounds and nine assists showed how much he was in control of the game, and he was able to control the situation with ease, even when he was tired.
Meanwhile, the Lakers' Rivers looked frustrated. Although he showed a fighting spirit in the final moments of the game, scoring in quick succession, he was lacklustre at other times. Both offensively and defensively, their predicament was exposed, making them almost struggle to survive in the game.
And James, the leader of the Lakers, couldn't turn the tide either. Although he gave it his all in the game and fought hard even when he was already in poor physical condition, in the end he could not lead the team to victory. It was undoubtedly a heavy blow for him, as he could not afford the pressure of the team losing back-to-back games.
By the end of this game, the Lakers had lost 11 games in a row with the Nuggets, and the last time they won a game was 22 years ago. In the face of such a disadvantage, the Lakers have almost lost hope of qualifying. The upcoming home game, both the fans and the players, are in deep despair. And the trend of the game also shows that their self-confidence is in jeopardy, and they are almost impossible to start facing the challenge of the Nuggets.
However, as much as the current situation looks dire for the Lakers, they should not give up hope. As a team with a glorious history, the Lakers should learn from their failures, continue to learn from their experiences, and be fully prepared for the next game. Perhaps, when they return to their home stadium, they will be able to bring an exciting victory to the fans with more fighting spirit and stronger strength.