The 5th Red and Black List: Hilde scored 33 points in a tiebreak, shattering doubts, Harry led the team to upset the first place in the Eastern Conference!

There are many good shows in the NBA game, and I will listen to you whoever is the god or who is the trick. On May 5, the NBA ushered in two games. The Pacers won the lead and defeated the Cavaliers in an upset manner. The Warriors made more than 40% of the three-point shooting percentage and defeated the Rockets to advance. So how exactly do the players perform in the game? This column will show you the NBA red and black list.

Special Red List

Break all doubts

Warriors Hilder: 33 points After several games of downturn, Hilder took back the three-pointers he had previously owed in the tiebreak with "principal and profit". When the Rockets generals began to press and pinch Curry after the opening, Hilder changed his previous "small transparent" state and suppressed the Rockets with a accurate three-pointer. Under his hot feel, the Rockets did not take another second lead from the second quarter. In the end, the Warriors won the victory of the tiebreak 103-89 and advanced to the next round. Hilder tied the score 7 three-pointer record held by Divincenzo with 9 three-pointers. At the same time, he also reached the second round of the playoffs for the first time in his career. He broke all doubts in this battle.

Miracle because of you

Pacers Halliburton: 22 points, 13 rebounds

Although the Pacers successfully passed the first round, they are still not favored compared to their opponents, but under the leadership of Halliburton, the team finally completed the first match in the second round. In this game, Halliburton gave the top organizers the sharpness of his top organizers to the fullest, and his needle-threading lead made the team's three-point shooting percentage reach 52.8%, helping the Pacers defeat the Cavaliers 121-112 with a strong offensive. According to statistics, 25-year-old Halliburton has already taken the lead in the 20+10 single game in the team's playoffs.

The red list

still has the strongest deterrence

Warriors Curry: 22 points, 10 rebounds, 7 assists

Although Curry did not get super data in this game, it was his existence that restrained most of the opponent's defensive energy that gave Hilde the opportunity to play his career masterpiece, and his deterrence on the offensive end did not decrease with the passage of time.

Everything is for winning

Warriors Butler: 20 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists

Butler was pushed down by Rockets players in order to cover the successful layup of Hilder. It can be said that everything he wants to win in this game. After winning, his career also completed the "Black Seven" and "Black Eight" slams.

It's a pity that this good performance

Rockets Amen Thompson: 24 points, 9 rebounds

Amen did almost everything he could do, but the team's poor tactical intentions and lack of cooperation with teammates eventually led to the loss.

Substitute red list

Cavaliers Mitchell and Mobley: a total of 53 points, 15 rebounds

The production of the two Cavaliers inside and outside is certainly good, but all of this could not be transformed into victory after all.

Blacklist

Not unfairly accused of being abandoned

Warriors Kumingga: 0 points, 0

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in the first round of the playoffs, Kumingga only played three games. Judging from his performance, it is normal that he can gain the trust of the coach. Is

the core material?

Rockets Green: 8 points, 0

3-pointer 2 shots, 0

The first playoff journey is not an excuse, Green's ability may really not support his ambitions.