NBA news! New news about Westbrook, Jokic, Murray, Strauser, Nuggets, in the early morning of May 17

To talk about the most exciting scenes in the NBA playoffs, it depends on how the Nuggets and other old players broke the game on the edge of the cliff back! In the G6 battle on May 16, the defending champion pressed the Thunder guys on the floor with 119 to 107, dragging the series into the tiebreak. This scene is more exciting than the TV series - 36-year-old Westbrook was like a soulless courier in the first half, almost smashing his basket with four consecutive mistakes; Jokic, the fat man, took off the Roujiamo when he was carrying Chet on his back; Murray could score 25 points even with a drip, making people wonder if he had secretly drunk the immortal pill of the Shang Laojun. The most amazing thing is Strauser, a young and naughty substitute who usually sits on the bench, suddenly transformed into Cheng Yaojin and swung three axes to cut 15 points. Even the teacher asked the teacher to hug him and shout, "Hide it deep enough."

To talk about how magical this is, you have to first look at the thermometer in the Nuggets locker room. Murray had a severe cold before the game and was trembling. The team doctor gave him three bottles of glucose before he could barely play. As a result, this guy had a life of 42 minutes, and he raised his hand from outside the three-point line. When he broke through, the young people in the Thunder seemed to have been imposed. After the game, he collapsed in the locker room and gasped: "When he had an IV drip, his mind was full of the scenes of last year's winning last year." Let’s look at the teacher again. I didn’t rest for 41 minutes. The move to Chett on the back was very similar to the old lady in the vegetable market snatching special eggs. She ate three consecutive times in the third quarter and directly beat the Thunder’s inside line. When she grabbed the rebounds in the last quarter, she wanted to carry the basket away.

The most outrageous thing on the Nuggets' bench is Strauser. This guy, who averaged 5 minutes per game in the regular season, got off work, and the G6 was suddenly picked up by the coach as a firefighter. The two three-pointers at the end of the third quarter were more accurate than the delivery guy throwing the lunch box. When he committed a foul in the fourth quarter, his acting skills were comparable to those of the Hengdian extras. The four free throws made the Thunder bench collectively petrochemical. After the game, Rijokic patted him on the back and laughed: "You kid usually trains fashion?" On the other hand, Alexander was on the bench with four fouls on his back early, Jaylen Williams made 3 of 16 shots and shot like a shot with his eyes closed. Dort was shaking his hand like Parkinson's, and he turned the tied three-pointer into three-pointer.

To talk about the turning point of this game, we have to start with Westbrook. In the first half, this guy looked like a taxi driver who lost GPS. He dribbled the ball and hit the referee, and passed the ball directly into the hands of the audience. But the Ren and Du meridians were suddenly opened in the second half, and the one-stop layup in the last two minutes was so fast that even the photographer on the sidelines could not catch up with the basketball. The defensive end is even more amazing. When he stares at Alexander, his eyes look like a creditor staring at the deadbeat who owes money and doesn't pay it back. He forced the MVP hottest to make seven mistakes in the game. You said that this 36-year-old old man with arms and legs can still fight with young people for bayonets?

Now the pressure is all over the Thunder. The tiebreak battle started in the Denver Plateau. The Nuggets fans' voices could overturn the roof. The teacher was eyeing the tiebreak record of 4 wins and 2 losses. Although Gordon had a hamstring strain, he said, "I have to go on the court even if I use crutches." On the other hand, Alexander was prevented from hitting his shooting percentage fell below 40%. Chett was so thin that he was asked to be a sandbag when he was asked to use his teacher as a sandbag. His bench score was 17.3 points less than the Nuggets. It is said that boxing is afraid of being strong, but looking at the ruthlessness of the Nuggets and other old martial arts worlds reminds people of the old man who smokes the pipes in the village - looking at it slowly, it really makes people die by taking action.

The script of this tiebreaker battle is more exciting than "The Legend of Zhen Huan". Should I ask the teacher to lead the old guys to pass another level, or should Alexander lead the youth storm to overthrow the defending champion? I have to say that sometimes experience is more important than bounce on the basketball court. Just like an old driver who drives a manual transmission, no matter how bumpy the road is, the rhythm of shifting gears will always be tightly grasped. But then again, if the boys of Thunder suddenly become enlightened, they may not be able to come up with some new tricks. What do you think, dear readers? Should I believe in ginger or old people, or should I bet on young people not to behave in martial ethics? Everyone is welcome to set up the gantry formation in the comment area!