Tied with Curry for the all-time first! Hardaway Jr. made five three-pointers in the final quarter and scored redemption for the first time in 27 days

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2024-06-15 11:07Posted in Jiangxi Sports Creators

On June 15, Beijing time, the 32-year-old Hardaway Jr. finally broke out, he was abandoned in the first three quarters, hit 5 three-pointers in the final quarter of 12 minutes and scored 15 points, tying Curry's record for three-point shooting in the final quarter of the finals tied for the first place in history, and it also helped the Mavericks finally get back to a city and chase down the total score of 1-3.

Hardaway Jr., the Mavericks' No. 3 scorer in the regular season, was a fringe player in the playoffs, and the last time he scored in the playoffs was against the Thunder on May 19. Now Hardaway Jr. has scored in the playoffs again after 27 days, and finally broke out in the final quarter of G4 in the finals, proving that he is worthy of his reputation as a master of chaos.

The 32-year-old has not played in four of his last six playoff games and has only scored 0 points on 0-of-3 shooting in 19.4 minutes last time out.

Hardaway Jr.'s loss on the offensive end, coupled with his shortcomings on the defensive end, led to his being hidden by Kidd in the first three quarters of this game, and he could only applaud his teammates off the court.

It wasn't until the final quarter that it was garbage time, and Hardaway Jr. finally got his chance to play, playing the full 12 minutes of the final quarter, contributing 5-of-7 shooting, all of which were from the outside of the arc and hitting 5 three-pointers. Hardaway Jr.'s back-to-back three-pointers helped the Mavericks win by 38 points.

Hardaway Jr.'s explosive performance at the end of the quarter also made his father Hardaway Sr. laugh happily off the court, after all, his son was finally revived and redeemed.

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