Murray talks about Porter Jr.: People don t understand what kind of pain he insists on playing ball

The fierce showdown between the Nuggets at home against the Thunder in the NBA playoffs has come to an end. The game ended, and after a thrilling overtime game, the Nuggets finally defeated the Thunder with a score of (2) 113-104 (1) and successfully defended their home glory.

Nuggets player Jamal Murray performed well in this game. He fought on the field for 47 minutes, which was almost the vast majority of the entire game. He made 9 goals in 19 shots, including 2 of 5 three-pointers and 7 of 8 free throws. With such efficient performance, he contributed a comprehensive statistic to the team of 27 points, 4 rebounds, 8 assists, 4 steals, and 1 block.

After the game, Murray spoke affectionately about his teammate Porter Jr. in an interview with reporters. He said: "People don't know, nor do they know what kind of pain he insisted on playing, or how much he endured in his entire career." You should know that on the stage of professional sports, injuries are often the biggest enemy of athletes, and Porter Jr. is able to stick to the arena under the trouble of pain, which requires extraordinary perseverance and determination. Just like those legendary stars who have been seriously injured but still return stubbornly, such as Derek Ross, who have experienced many serious knee injuries, still return to the arena with their love for basketball and firm belief and shine.

Potter's persistence is a vivid manifestation of his perseverance and the best proof of his infinite love for the game. This kind of love is not just verbal, but is expressed through every struggle and dedication on the field. At the same time, this fully demonstrates his extreme desire for victory. He is eager to bring honor to the team and to prove his worth on the field. This desire has become a powerful driving force for him to overcome pain and move forward bravely.