5 main players average 46 minutes per game! The Knicks Celtics staged a "Fatiguing Battle

When Bridges sat on the bench after 53 minutes of playing, and when 37-year-old Horford was still fighting for rebounds, this NBA semi-final seemed like traveling back to the 1990s - the same word was written on the tactical board between Thibodeau and Mazula: Use it to death!

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The "time black hole

G1's post-match technical statistics sting fans' eyes: the Knicks' five starters made an average of 43.6 minutes per person, and the Celtics' rotation group averaged 40.8 minutes per game. Bridges became the first player to play 53 minutes in the playoffs in the past decade, with a distance of 8.2 kilometers, which is equivalent to running a half marathon.

Thibodeau's "7-man suicide squad

New York coach once again showed his true nature: McBride on the bench only gained 18 minutes of trust, and Achouwa's appearance of 4 minutes and 47 seconds was a luxury. After the game, Hart was photographed leaving the field with his legs tied with ice bags, but the Iron Man laughed and said: "Playing in New York, his breathing is all about high-intensity interval training. "

The Celtics were forced to fight

The retreat of the God of God retreat forced the Celtics to shrink and rotate, and Tatum played for more than 44 minutes in three consecutive games. The broadcast footage captured the details: When the third quarter was paused, Brown bent down and supported her knees to take a deep breath, and the team doctor immediately handed over energy glue. The commentator sighed: "This is not a basketball game, it is a willpower rally. "

The physical fitness alarm has been sounded

Medical experts pointed out that for 45+ minutes of high-intensity exercise, the risk of players' injury surged by 300%. Interestingly, the coaching teams of the two teams all activated the "foul tactics" in overtime - not to win, but to give the main players 30 seconds of breathing. Fans joked: "The last 5 minutes are a large oxygen-absorbing scene. "

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When the "996 Work System" spread to the NBA, this gamble of overdrawing is like a cruel mirror of contemporary workers staying up late to work overtime. Just as the warning of the popular drama "Extreme Career": All gifts of fate have long marked the price in the era where efficiency is paramount.

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