On the 4th, the red and black list: Harden scored only 7 points with 13 assists. Does Westbrook s perfect performance make the Clippers regret it?

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 4, the NBA ushered in a tiebreak battle between the Clippers and the Nuggets, and Westbrook and Jokic both made efforts to help the Nuggets defeat the Clippers in tiebreak to advance. So how exactly do the players perform in the game? This column will show you the NBA red and black list.

The worse the data in the special red list, the greater the winning range

Nuggets Jokic: 16 points, 10 rebounds, 8 assists

Jokic's data this season is often inversely proportional to the team's chances of winning, and this rule continues in the tiebreak battle with the Clippers. In the whole game, except for the lead in the opening period, the Clippers were "pressed" by the Nuggets most of the rest. Although Jokic did not send super data, the fluency and slackness of the team's offensive end were enough to win the final victory for them. Under Jokic's lead, six players in the Nuggets scored 15 points, helping the team beat the Clippers 120-101 in the tiebreaker battle. In the first seven-game series, Jokic led the team with five basic data in scoring, rebounding, assists, steals and blocks.

This is the legendary rational Turtle

Nuggets Westbrook: 16 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, 5 steals

Maybe a team with Westbrook as the core of the team cannot win the championship, but if he can find his own reasonable positioning, then the energy burst out of Westbrook, who is skilled and highly motivated, cannot be ignored by anyone, just like he did in the tiebreak battle with the Clippers. Westbrook only made 9 shots in the whole game, but his rationality of playing has reached a level. In this game, Westbrook fully tapped the rationality of playing in his heart. He restrained his desire to take action, but instead used his rationality to inspire his teammates' performance and finally realized his old horse's ambition to a thousand miles away. In addition, in this round of series, Westbrook's three-point shooting percentage was as high as 42%. I wonder if the Clippers regret not retaining him in the offseason when they saw his wonderful performance.

Red List

The only high-level in the team

Clippers Leonard: 22 points, 5 rebounds

In the tiebreak battle of "Who loses, who goes home", only Leonard in the Clippers team maintained the output that he should have in a high-level game. Unfortunately, he is the only one in his camp who can do offense and defense without losing.

Winning is the best medicine

Nuggets Braun: 21 points, 5 rebounds

According to Braun himself, the game of losing to the Timberwolves in the playoffs last season was a long time to worry about it, and in the first round of this season, he used his outstanding performance to help the team win the tiebreak to break the "nightmare".

Not just a jump man

Nuggets Gordon: 22 points and 5 assists

Years of training in the championship team have made Gordon, the former jump man, a skilled offensive player. In this game, he eliminated the Clippers with the highest score in the team.

Substitute red list

Clippers Harden: 7 points, 5 rebounds, 13 assists

Although Harden contributed the highest 13 assists in the game, the tiebreak cannot be explained by only 7 points.

Clippers Zubac: 10 points, 14 rebounds,

Zubac, who has limited talent, has also been moved enough in desperate situations.

Black List

is weak as soon as it goes on?

Clippers Powell: 9 points, 0

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In the head-on tiebreak battle, Powell's true level seemed to be revealed. He even began to hesitate in the second half, which directly made the team's tactics unable to be implemented.