A game of 87: 92! Missed the first 3:1, the fourth release of the tiger returns to the mountain in the west, and the turn of the Tianwang Mountain is about to appear

This game is not an exaggeration to describe it as "ups and downs". The two superstars, Jokic and Alexander, seemed to have been disturbed by some mysterious force, and their hands were cold and they frequently made irons outside the three-point line. This makes us have to think: What causes the two superstars to perform so sluggishly in key games? Is it physical overdrawn? Is it psychological pressure? Or is it the opponent's strict defense? During the game, what we saw was the rejection of the basket again and again and again, helpless sighs. Is this a "iron-scratch" feast deliberately arranged for us by the God of Basketball? This not only tests the players' skills, but also tests their psychological qualities.

The most adrenaline-prone moment in this game is the Thunder's reversal in the final quarter. Being behind seemed to have become a stimulation. Alexander seemed to have transformed into a war god, leading his teammates to a 11:0 offensive, instantly reversing the situation of the game. This is not only a simple tactical adjustment, but also a perfect reflection of team spirit. Caruso's stable performance is even more icing on the cake. He used precise shooting and key defense to consolidate the Thunder's victory. At that moment, I seemed to see the dawn of hope and the birth of a miracle. It is undoubtedly a pity that the Nuggets suffered such a huge blow at their home court. Jokic's incredibly low three-point shooting percentage may be related to his recent form, but more importantly, he is under the Thunder's tight defense. Westbrook's mistakes at critical moments also made the Nuggets' path to chasing the points even more difficult. They missed the excellent opportunity to take a 3:1 lead at home, which undoubtedly gave the Thunder a chance to breathe and added more suspense to the battle of Tianwang Mountain. This loss is not only a win or loss in a game, but also a test of the team's overall strength and strategy. In the final stage of the game, Homgren seemed to be a patron saint of rebounds, grabbing key rebounds again and again, effectively controlling the rhythm of the game, laying a solid foundation for the Thunder's victory. His outstanding performance not only reflects his personal ability, but also reflects his understanding and execution of the team's tactics. This makes us sigh that an excellent player not only requires excellent personal skills, but also requires teamwork and accurate judgment of the game.

Now, the series has reached 2:2, and the battle of Tianwangshan is crucial to both sides. The Thunder successfully avoided the fate of being eliminated 3:1. Can they take advantage of the victory and create miracles again? Can the Nuggets adjust their state and regain their rhythm? The victory or defeat of this game will directly affect the direction of the entire series, which will be a peak showdown full of suspense and enough to be recorded in history. Let's wait and see and look forward to this wonderful game!

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