US media bluntly said that the Bridge is perfect for 5 first rounds: 1 data to prove that the big heart player is a double-team nightmare

Micar Bridges was obtained by the Knicks for a lot of money. At that time, the Knicks exchanged for the Bridge + 1 second round - Bogdanovic, five first round picks, one first round swap and one second round pick, which is known as 8 for 2 in history. Many people think that the Bridge is not worth 5 first round picks + 1 first round swap, and now the reputation has reversed.

NBA official showed Bridges' key defensive performance in the first two games of the second round of the Eastern Conference:

G1 won the final kill and steal Jaylen Brown in overtime;

G2 won the final kill and steal Jayson Tatum in the final quarter;

You should know that Bridges faces the two strongest super giants of Green Kai. These two are both top-salary superstars with a contract of 300 million. Last season, these two led Green Kai to win the championship.

ESPN wrote: I would like to remind everyone that when Mikal Bridges was traded to the Knicks, New York paid 5 first-round picks. This week, he played two of the best defenses in playoff history for the Knicks. In other words, the Bridge is perfectly matched with five first-round picks.

"Sports Illustrated" wrote: Bridges not only completed the most critical defense in G2, but also scored 14 points per person in the final quarter, thus helping the team reverse. He scored 0 points in 8 in the first three quarters. His 14 points in the fourth quarter was a record high in his single quarter score in his playoff career, and Bridges was excellent on both offense and defense at the last moment. (Players like Bridges are born with protagonists and big scenes)

US media NBA Memes joked that Bridge became Dad, the two series of games in the Green Career. Green Kaishuang Tanhua is so shameless.

Michael Bridges also had a good defense against Tatum and Brown. The two of them played in two series games, both of which were shooting at about 40%, and Tatum had a shooting rate of less than 40%.

Text/Yan Xiaobai: Knicks Observation