Live broadcast of "Three-Man Basket Question" at 19 o'clock: Who is stronger in Jokicchio's fat offensive dominance? Which team was hacked in the playoffs?

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2024-05-17 14:13Posted in Jiangxi Sports Creators

The NBA playoffs and the CBA Finals are in full swing, and the referees' decisions are controversial and hotly discussed. Which NBA team has been most affected by penalties so far in this year's playoffs? The Lakers and 76ers are typical "loser" teams, and the Knicks are considered to be the most "advantageous" teams. As for O'Neal's repeated diss Jokic, who is more dominant in the "Jokic VS O'Neal" cross-time and space matchup? Who is in charge of the ups and downs of the Liaojiang finals? Welcome to Tencent News' exclusive planning of basketball topic debate programs, the tenth issue of "Three-person Basketball Questions" at 19 o'clock on May 17, three guests will take you to brainstorm.

Topic 1: Which team has been most affected by penalties so far in the playoffs?

The second round of the NBA playoffs is gradually coming to an end, the Celtics have taken the lead 4-1 to advance to the Eastern Conference finals, and the remaining three groups of series, the Nuggets 3-3 Timberwolves enter the tie-break, the Mavericks lead the Thunder 3-2 to win the match point, and the Knicks lead the Pacers 3-2 to win the match point.

The referee's penalty scale has repeatedly aroused heated discussions in the outside world, and many players and teams have stood up to "cry out for grievances", so which team has been most affected by the penalty in the playoffs so far? In fact, this season's penalty scale is constantly adjusted, and there was an adjustment in the middle of the regular season.

In the playoffs, the penalty scale for the second half of the regular season is basically followed, but some teams are still greatly affected. The Lakers and 76ers, who were out of the playoffs in the first round this year, are typical "victim teams", and their "free throw advantage" has been greatly weakened, especially since the Lakers are the team with the most free throws and the largest free throw difference in the regular season, but many games in the playoffs are even worse than the Nuggets.

As for the 76ers meeting the Knicks, who were the most "cared for" in this year's playoffs, they have repeatedly encountered controversial decisions, and even after the first two losses, the referees admitted that there were wrongful judgments. In the second round, the Pacers also ran into the Knicks, who after losing their first two games, sorted out 78 decisions that they thought were wrongly judged and submitted them to the league, but there has been no follow-up so far, and the Knicks are undoubtedly the team with the cheapest penalties so far in this year's playoffs.

In fact, in the history of the NBA playoffs, there is huge controversy in the judgment of many series, such as the series between the Lakers and the Kings in the 2002 Western Conference Finals, the Kings were eliminated by O'Neal's crazy "free throw advantage", and the Lakers were considered to be guaranteed to enter the Finals and finally complete the third consecutive championship. As for the 2016 Cavaliers completed the Finals for the first time in history, they fell behind 1-3 and won the championship, from Dream Green being suspended to the Cavaliers repeatedly ruling the advantage in the next few games. As of the 2018 Western Conference finals, the Warriors reversed and eliminated the Rockets, and the penalty advantage obtained by the Cosmos Warriors was also visible to the naked eye, so it is not surprising that there is a "skew" penalty in the playoffs.

Topic 2: Who is more dominant on the offensive end of Jokic or O'Neal?

Although Jokic's Nuggets were defeated in the Western Conference semifinals G6, they lost 70-115 to the Timberwolves by 45 points, setting a record for the largest single-game loss in the playoffs in team history, and Jokic only had 22 points, 9 rebounds and only 2 assists. Jokic will usher in the fifth tie-break of his career, and he led the team to advance three times in the first four tie-breaks, and is also known as "about G7".

Of course, returning to the topic of Jokic vs. O'Neal, after Jokic won the regular season MVP for the third time in his career, O'Neal publicly stated that he thinks Alexander is more worthy of being elected MVP than Jokic. After Jokic led the Nuggets to a 3-2 victory over the Timberwolves, O'Neal stood up for the Timberwolves and emphasized that he was not "jealous" of Jokic. Jokic has not been able to lead the Nuggets in the six-game settlement series, and has been dragged into the tiebreaker, which also allows the suspense to continue.

However, Jokic is already the No. 1 center in the current roster and to some extent the No. 1 man in the league today, after all, he has shown super dominance. It's just that if you compare "Jokic VS O'Neal" who is more dominant on the offensive end, there is no doubt that there is some meaning of Guan Gong vs. Qin Qiong, after all, the two are in different eras and cannot be directly compared.

Since you want to "force" compare, data becomes the most intuitive way:

First, Jokic won the scoring title 0 times and O'Neal won the scoring title 2 times, in 1994-95 and 1999-2000.

Second, Jokic scored a maximum of 50 points in a single game in the regular season, and O'Neal scored a maximum of 61 points in a single game in the regular season.

Third, Jokic scored a game-high 53 points in the regular season and O'Neal scored a game-high 46 points in the playoffs.

Fourth, Jokic scored a single-season high of 27.1 points in the regular season, and O'Neal scored a single-season high of 29.7 points.

Fifth, Jokic averaged 25+ per game in a single season 3 times in the regular season, 20+ per game in a single season 5 times, O'Neal averaged 25+ per game in a single season 10 times in the regular season, and averaged 20+ per game in a single season 14 times.

Sixth, Jokic averaged a maximum of 31 points per game in a single season in the playoffs, 30+ per game in two single-season games, O'Neal averaged a maximum of 30.7 points per game in a single season in the playoffs, and averaged 30+ points per game in a single season three times.

Through such a comparison of 6 big data, it is not difficult to see that O'Neal's dominance on the offensive end is completely better than Jokic, but Jokic's career is still long, and it is still unknown what height he can reach in the future.

Topic 3: Who is the main leader in the first finals matchup between Liaoning VS Xinjiang?

Liaoning and Xinjiang, as the top two teams in the regular season, successfully met in this year's CBA Finals, which is also the first time in the history of the two teams to compete for the championship in the finals. It's just that the finals G1 ended, Liaoning almost crushed Xinjiang with a crushing mode, they took a 34-18 lead of 16 points in the first quarter, and expanded the lead by 24 points at the most moment in the final quarter, Xinjiang garbage time stubbornly chased points, chased to the end of only 9 points, but could not change the game is a one-sided mode.

There is no doubt that the "hanging" mode presented in the first game of the finals is by no means a reflection of the normal strength of the two teams. It's just that when Liaoning experienced five bloody battles with Guangdong in the semifinals, especially the completion of the 1-2 reversal and promotion, the defending champion entered the strongest competitive mode in advance.

On the other hand, Xinjiang eliminated Zhejiang relatively easily 3-1 in the semifinals, they returned to the finals after 5 years, and the whole team, including head coach Qiu Biao, only captain Abudu has participated in the finals experience, compared to Liaoning has advanced to the finals for 5 consecutive years, there is a huge gap in their experience in the finals, which has become an important factor in the first game being crushed.

Xinjiang is fighting too nervously, too openly, too lacking in aggressiveness...... The lack of Zhao Rui and Zhu Xuhang also has a great impact, as well as gaps in tactical deployment and on-the-spot adjustment. It's just that Xinjiang is a team with a deep lineup after all, except for foreign aid Jones, the rest of the core lineup is relatively young, once Xinjiang adjusts in time to usher in a rebound, there is no doubt that the suspense of this year's finals is still there, and it is not as easy as Liaoning wants to complete 3 consecutive championships.

Which viewpoint should be supported on the above three issues? Stay tuned to the tenth episode of "Three-person Basketball" at 7 p.m. on May 17.

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