Jokic becomes a magician? Alexander vs Young Philly s Lightning

The Remnant Thunder defeated the Remnant Eagle, and finally no need for double overtime.

Alexander scored 30 points, 5 assists and 2 turnovers on 17 shots and 4 free throws in 28 minutes; Yang scored 15 points, 10 assists and 5 turnovers on 12 shots and 4 free throws in 30 minutes - Yang wanted an annual salary of 70 million, and Alexander really got an annual salary of 70 million. This is the difference.

In order to save energy in the first two games of the season, Alexander took more mid-range shots at the spot - such as the step-back mid-range shot against Jabari in the game against the Rockets - but today when facing Okongwu and others, there are still details: Today, a screen changed to a fake mid-range shot with a pass to the back.

Only Alexander’s long-range shot from the top of the arc is still not very good: In last season’s finals, I watched him practice this move before the game. He practiced it over and over again, but he still couldn’t get the rhythm.

Mid-range shooting/three-point shooting have completely different rhythms, which is too challenging after all.

Chet scored 31 points today and averaged 25 points per game at the beginning of the season. Today he made a Wenban Yama style step-back three-pointer: Are they still looking at each other?

But Aja Mitchell is a true treasure of the Thunder. His scheduling allows Dortmund to even play Caruso-style weak side cuts and high support.

Aja has the ball in the secondary position, and Chet has the right to shoot: I don’t know if Jiewei is a little bit pressured.

The Bulls won their second consecutive victory, and the winner was the Magic, and there were almost no Kawhi and Bizelis: Donovan's Ten Thousand Bulls Formation won.

Old problem with the Magic: Suggs is not here, Wagner can instigate but his teammates can't shoot into the open space; Banqueiro attacks hard but the efficiency is low.

The Magic's forward group can overwhelm Buzelis - fortunately Pavilion is brave enough - but 3 of 24 long-range shots... don't look like this generation, more like the early 2000s.

At the beginning of the season, the Magic's attitude is: thick front line, lack of space, stagnant position, forcing the ace to duel...

It's a bit like the Eastern version of the Rockets.

Philadelphia overturned the Hornets: Maxi is still more reliable than three goals.

When trailing by 8 points in the remaining half of the quarter, Maxi made continuous breakthroughs to catch up. With one minute left, an Arenas-style mid-range shot tied the game - his steps were not suitable for force when he landed, but he got up, stabilized his shoulders, and adjusted his posture to make the mid-range shot, which was a life-saving shot.

After three goals, he responded with a Curry-style 29-foot long shot, which was missed; Maxey was flanked, and Grimes was left open to counterattack.

Embiid could only play 13 minutes. In the end, Drummond managed to survive: 13 rebounds in 15 minutes, including a crucial putback dunk.

Xiao Ai, the third overall pick, had 15 points, 6 rebounds and 8 assists. In the fourth quarter, he was the best breakthrough player besides Maxi.

Three goals are more glamorous, and Maxi is more solid.

The more I look at Maxi, the more confused I become: Two years ago, Philadelphia had MVP Embiid, Harden and Maxi. It once led the Celtics 3-2, and was still leading before the end of the third quarter of Game 6. How did Lao Li take Tatum and overthrow Philadelphia?

In the past two games, the Nuggets combined for 270 points; Jokic had two triple-doubles but combined for 37 points, and only made 8 shots today.

The Nuggets are speeding up to save Jokic's energy?

Against the Warriors and Nuggets, they had 8 steals and 17 fast break points. Today, they had 14 steals and 26 fast break points: copying the ball, zone defense, long rebounds to find counterattacks: speed up.

is obviously trying out the formation: Varan's handoff, Braun's inward cut, and Kayo's counterattack. Gordon's 50 points in the last game.

In short, the Nuggets seem to be: "Everyone runs to get the points and save Jokic's low post work"?

Jokic is also suspected of turning into a magician from a Bird-like style of play. Today, he had 6 assists in the first quarter, including feeding Gordon for dunks and two interceptions to feed Braun for counterattacks - Braun rushed more vigorously after growing a beard.

Speaking of the engine track of "a lot of rebounds + a lot of assists + scoring, it doesn't matter, right?", today Jokic had 14 points, 14 rebounds and 15 assists, his 19th career game with 14+14+14, second in history.

Behind him are Luka with 6 games, Magic with 5 games, and Sahaden Kidd with 2 games.

The first in history is 20 games: of course it belongs to Westbrook.

In the Spurs' first two games of the season, Wenban Yama shot 4 of 9 against Fat Tiger, 2 of 8 against Big Eyebrow, and 0 for 4 against Clay.

Cornett made 3 of 6 shots against Fat Tiger, 1 of 7 against Big Eyebrow, and 1 of 6 against Poole.

The total field goal percentage of Wenban's opponents was 29%, while Cornet's was 39%.

Cornet is currently second in assists, second in blocks, second in rebounds, and first in offensive rebounds for the Spurs.

Next time before the Spurs play the Celtics, White and Kornet should host a pre-game social event or something.