Best lineup on the 8th: Alexander Miracle surpasses the best in James history, Brunson leads 20 points to make an epic comeback

On May 8, the NBA Playoffs All-National Team, the three players in the frontcourt were Towns, Jokic and Jaylen. Towns contributed 21+17 to support the Knicks' interior banner, Jokic performed poorly in 17+8+6+6 turnovers and 6 fouls, and Jaylen 17+7 helped the Thunder win 43 points. The two in the backcourt are Alexander and Brunson. Alexander scored 30+ in four consecutive games, with a plus-minus value of 51 and a record of 51. Brunson made an epic comeback in the last quarter of 17+7. The sixth player was Westbrook who scored 19 points.

Front court: Towns, Jokic, Jaylen

Downs 21 points, 17 rebounds,

Knicks completed an epic reversal of 20 points in two consecutive games, narrowly defeated the Celtics 91-90 away, and took the lead in advance 2-0. Towns had the upper hand in the inside duels such as Horford, Porzingis, and Cornett. He contributed 21 points and 17 rebounds in large double-double data, and completed a key 2+1 chase in the final stage. Towns completed his first single game in the playoffs this year with at least 20+15 data, and has contributed double-double data in four consecutive playoff games.

Jokic scored 17 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists, 6 turnovers, 6 fouls

In the Nuggets' away game, losing to the Thunder 106-149, Jokic's performance was not ideal. He only scored 6 of 16 shots and scored 17 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists, plus 6 turnovers, and graduated with 6 fouls in less than three quarters. Jokic was called for four offensive fouls in this game, but he failed to repeat the magic of hitting 42+22+6 in the last game, becoming one of the important factors in the Nuggets' devastating defeat.

Jeren scored 17 points, 4 rebounds, 7 assists, 2 blocks

The Thunder defeated the Nuggets with an offensive of 8 players in double digits. Jaylen contributed 17 points, 4 rebounds, 7 assists and 2 blocks in this game, among which the score was the second highest in the team and the assists were the second highest in the team. The team tied for the highest block, with a plus-minus value +23 on the court.

Backcourt: Alexander and Brunson

Alexander 34 points, 4 rebounds, 8 assists, plus or negative values ​​+ 51

Alexander got off work early in the third quarter. He contributed an ultra-efficient shooting star with 11 of 13 shots, including 1 of 2 three-pointers, plus 11 of 11 free throws, easily scoring high-quality data of 34 points and 8 assists. Alexander led the Thunder to beat the Nuggets upside down. He has scored 30+ points in four consecutive playoff games, only one game away from his career record. In this game, Alexander's plus-minus value +51 set the first record in the playoff history, surpassing the playoff plus-minus value +46 record maintained by James, Barnes and Bain.

Brunson scored 17 points and 7 assists

Brunson scored 6 of 19 shots in the game with poor shooting star, including 2 of 9 three-pointers and 3 of 4 free throws, scoring 17 points and 7 assists. However, Brunson scored 9 points in the final quarter, especially contributing key points in succession. He also made a two-free run at the end of the moment, leading the Knicks to complete a 20-point super reversal in two consecutive games, showing his true nature as a "key gentleman".

Sixth man: Westbrook

Westbrook 19 points

Although the Nuggets lost 43 points away from home, Westbrook scored 5 of 11 shots in this game and scored 19 points and 5 assists, including 1 of 4 three-pointers and 8 of 10 free throws. Westbrook won 10 free throws, the Nuggets team's highest free throw, and it was also the second time he contributed at least 10 free throws in a single game after 4 years. Westbrook scored 18 points and 19 points in two Western Conference semi-finals, becoming the Nuggets' best performer on the bench.