Hot clash 5 people eat T! Tianwang Mountain lost 30 points, 260 million new stars were lost again, and Hatten made Zhou Qi embarrassed again

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2024-05-15 12:17Posted in Liaoning Sports Creators

On May 15th, Beijing time, the NBA division semifinals continued, and the Knicks returned to their home court to usher in the G5 Tianwang Mountain battle with the Pacers, due to the G4 Pacers' big victory, coupled with the Knicks' serious injury problems, the outside world was generally optimistic about the Pacers before the game, and as a result, the Knicks used a big win at G5 home, beating the Pacers by 30 points 121-91 and taking the lead in getting the series point.

Don't look at it as a game with a huge 30-point difference, because it is a key series G5, the two teams are still full of gunpowder in this game, and there were two hot conflicts, and 5 players ate technical fouls.

Shortly after the start of the second quarter, Jackson knocked down Devon during an offensive pick-and-roll, and Harden quickly stepped forward to take the lead for his teammates, and then Harden clashed with Jackson and Burks stepped forward to pull the rack.

After watching the replay, the referee blew for a foul + technical foul on Jackson, and Hatten and Burks also received technical fouls respectively.

It is not surprising that Jackson and Harden ate T, and Burks, who stepped forward to pull the fight, was obviously a little wronged, and the referee suspected that Burks pushed Jackson in the throat with his arm, but in fact that hand was Harden's.

The second clash occurred with four and a half minutes left in the third quarter, Devin and Turner had a violent physical confrontation in the process of card positioning, and then the two broke out into a clash during which the two sides exchanged trash talk.

In the end, after the referee looked back, he blew for a technical foul on Turner and Diving.

Compared with the strong physical confrontation and fiery clash between the two teams, the competition and suspense of the game itself are not very large.

The Knicks built an early double-digit lead and kept the Pacers firmly at bay, with the difference between star quality and rebounding being too obvious.

The first point: the terrible rebounding difference

The Pacers grabbed a total of 29 rebounds in the game, while the Knicks grabbed 53 rebounds, and the Knicks led by as many as 15 in rebounds 20-5.

If it weren't for the overscoring and garbage time in the second half, the rebounding gap between the two teams would have been even greater, as the Knicks had grabbed 27 rebounds at halftime, including 12 in the frontcourt, while the Pacers had only 11 rebounds at the time.

After the game, Pacers coach Carlisle also bluntly said that the game was very embarrassing, and the lack of competition for rebounds made the team pay a heavy price.

The reason why the Knicks were able to build such a big rebounding advantage was due to the efforts of Harden on the inside and Hart on the wing.

Hart continued his game-high rebounding performance with a game-high 11 rebounds while scoring 18 points and a plus/minus of +21.

Hatten grabbed 17 rebounds, 12 of which were frontcourt rebounds, and one person grabbed more than twice as many rebounds as the entire Pacers.

With this performance, Harden became the ninth player in NBA history to have at least 12 frontcourt rebounds in a single game, while also tying Oakley in 1994 and tying Knicks for the most in franchise history.

I have to sigh about Hatten's growth in the past few years, you must know that 6 years ago he was still competing with Zhou Qi for the rotation position in the Rockets, and now he is the best blue-collar interior line in the active team, while Zhou Qi was eliminated in the CBA semifinals.

The second point: the star gap

Brunson once again proved himself in the key game, scoring 44 points, 4 rebounds and 7 assists on 18-of-35 shooting from the field, and scoring a total of 373 points in the first 11 games of the playoffs, becoming the fourth player in history to accomplish this feat after Jordan, James and Durant.

In addition, this is the fifth time that Brunson has scored at least 40 points and 5 assists in a single game so far in the playoffs, ranking fourth all-time, behind James in '18 (7), Jerry West in '65 (7) and Jordan in '89 (5).

On the other hand, Haliburton, the core of the Pacers with a big contract of $260 million, was lost again in this game after a brief recovery in the last game.

He finished with 13 points, 2 rebounds and 5 assists on 5-of-9 shooting, with a plus/minus of -22, which was the second-to-last of the game, and he was not aggressive on the offensive end.

In the face of Haliburton's performance, fans and the New York media left messages and ridiculed, ridiculing him for scoring 1 point every 3 minutes, this is Mr. 260 million?

Haliburton himself took the blame after the game, saying that he played badly and needed to play more aggressively.

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