Westbrook hangs a basket and eats T roars to cheer! Three-point shooting percentage is 41.9%, surpassing Curry Ka s and setting another 5 records

On May 4, the showdown between the Denver Nuggets and the Los Angeles Clippers came to an end, and the Nuggets successfully eliminated the Clippers and advanced to the second round. In this game, Russell Westbrook's performance was amazing. He responded to many doubts with practical actions and wrote his own legendary chapter. At the beginning of the game, coach David Adelman only used 7 players to rotate in the first half, as if it was a carefully planned battle, and he achieved his merits. Westbrook only made his debut for 2 minutes in the first quarter and has not yet fully found its form. It is like a sharp blade that has not yet been unsheathed, and has not yet shown its edge. However, the situation changed suddenly in the next quarter, and Westbrook was like a ignited flame, hitting it for 12 minutes. He was full of energy on the court, with accurate defense judgments, as if he was a tireless combat machine, and every move was full of strength and determination.

Westbrook's performance in the second quarter was amazing. He made 3 of 4 shots, 2 of 3 three-pointers and 2 of 4 free throws, efficiently scoring 10 points, 2 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals. During the game, he successfully stole Harden's pass. His agile skill was like a cheetah, instantly capturing the flaws of his prey; then he defended Harden's three-pointer counterattack and committed a foul. His defense was like a solid city wall, making it difficult for the opponent to break through. Westbrook, with his own strength, helped the Nuggets win 16 points in a single quarter, becoming the key teacher in this quarter.

Westbrook's fans also praised him. A fan said excitedly: "No matter what you say about him, he is my favorite player. He is not an excellent pitcher and sometimes makes mistakes, but his determination, perseverance, and desire for victory are not inferior to anyone." Some fans said expectantly: "I think Westbrook can win the championship ring this year, and all those who hate Westbrook will go crazy." These words fully reflect the fans' support and trust in Westbrook. In the third quarter, when Westbrook had not yet appeared, the Nuggets had already widened the gap to 23 points, and the game seemed to have lost its suspense. However, after Westbrook appeared, he still scored 2 points with two free throws, contributed 1 rebound and 1 assist, stabilizing the situation for the team. The final quarter is the battlefield where Westbrook really shines. He assisted Jordan Jr., and the figure leaping high was like an eagle spreading its wings; then he stole a dragon and dunked, which was unstoppable. Jokic, who was in the fifth foul, was relaxed and happy off the court, while Westbrook was still full of energy. He stole again and dunked, then pulled the basket and ate the T, but he made the enthusiasm of the audience continue to boil, as if it was a huge rock thrown into the calm lake, causing layers of ripples.

After the game, Westbrook played for 27 minutes, made 5 of 9 shots, and made 2 of 4 three-pointers. He efficiently scored 16 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists and 5 steals, with a shooting percentage of 55.6%, and a three-point shooting percentage of up to 50%. The American Journal commented: "The Nuggets' defensive strategy shows that Westbrook won the right time to play, and he won points on the court." Westbrook set a number of remarkable records in this game:

First, he is the player with the most tiebreak rate among active players, and has played at least 5 tiebreaks. Just like a long-standing general, he can always lead the team to victory at critical moments.

Secondly, his three-point shooting percentage in the playoffs was 41.9%, which was the highest record in the single-round playoffs of his entire career, like the brightest star in the night sky, shining with a unique light.

Third, he became the guard (3) who scored the most rebounds in the frontcourt in NBA history, showing a strong rebounding awareness and fighting spirit.

Fourth, his three-point shooting percentage in the playoffs is higher than that of Curry, Ka Jr., Tatum, Edwards, Brunson and others, and he stands out among many outstanding players.

Fifth, he scored into the second round for the second time after leaving OKC, proving his strength and value.

Westbrook's growth path was not smooth. Once upon a time, his time with the Clippers was full of controversy, with some questioning his abilities and some pointing fingers at his performance. But he was not discouraged by this, but worked silently to continuously improve himself. In this series with the Clippers, he proved himself with practical actions. Every breakthrough, every pass, every shot, every shot, is full of strength and passion. His roar on the court seemed to be a challenge to fate and a response to the doubters.

Looking back at this game, Westbrook's performance was perfect. He has full firepower on the offensive end and has a very high three-point shooting percentage; he actively competes on the defensive end, completing steals and blocks many times. His existence not only brought strong attack power to the Nuggets, but also injected a spirit of unyielding defeat into the team. His cooperation with his teammates has become more and more tacit. Jokic is relaxed and happy on the court, while Westbrook becomes the engine of the team, leading the team forward continuously.

We are full of expectations for Westbrook's future. He is like a rising star, shining with a unique light in the basketball sky. He will use his own actions to write his own legendary story. Perhaps, one day in the future, we will see Westbrook lead the Nuggets to the throne of the championship and become a legend in the basketball world.