G3 Nuggets 113-104 Thunder, 4 good news after the game!

G3 in the second round, the Nuggets defeated the Thunder 113-104 overtime, leading 2-1 in the series. The Nuggets played in this game with a difficult time and were still behind in the last moment. Fortunately, Gordon dragged in overtime with a three-pointer, which allowed them to win the game. After the game, the Nuggets welcomed four good news.

Gordon did have a strong performance in this year's playoffs. He saved the Nuggets again today, scoring 22 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists and 1 steal in the whole game. He even averaged 18.6 points and 6.7 rebounds per game so far in the playoffs, with a shooting percentage of 49.6/41/90.5% in three events. More importantly, Gordon is still a defensive sharp knife. In other words, he has no problem with the driving force he has given off on the offense and defense, and his performance on the court is extremely comprehensive. Such a player is too helpful to the team. The recovery of

Potter's Little Recovery is also a major key. He had already performed in a collapsed performance in two consecutive games, but in a critical battle, Porter Jr. can still stand up. 7 of the game was 10 and 21+8, and on key balls, he can frequently give output. Even if he fights with injuries, he can still influence the game by scoring, which is gratifying. As his point opens, the deterrence of the outside line will increase and the space will become larger.

Braun also became the sharp knife of this game. Alexander's defense was very good throughout the game. During this period, he began to raise his hands straight. As long as he maintains an advantage in his position, Alexander has no way to do anything. In the end, Alexander made a blacksmith in the entire game and did not ask for a foul. Alexander was in an overwhelming advantage in defending alone for two consecutive rounds, which are all points worthy of recognition.

Westbrook is still a major focus player. Although he didn't play at the critical moment, Westbrook actually became a coach? He sat on the bench in overtime and then spoke to the team, which was a surprise. Of course, the reason why Braun's defense became better was because Westbrook's training for him. With such players, some inexperienced players can gradually improve, and signing Westbrook will really make a fortune.