9 people performed well, the two heroes of 2009 "fighted with gods", who was the best player on the 15th?

On November 15th, the NBA ushered in the Super Game Day. All 9 games on that day have been played. Many focus matches on this game day showed the famous scene of "fighting between gods", and it was another day when player data experienced a blowout. From the battle between the Knicks and the Heat in the Eastern Conference, to the showdown between the Warriors and the Spurs between the wealthy and the upstarts, every game is exciting! Today, a total of 9 stars turned in outstanding answers and were selected as candidates for the Japanese Player of the Year. I thought that Harden's 41+14+11 all-around triple-double was invincible, but in the end he missed the best of the day by one vote - just because he met Curry, who set three historical records in a single game. This involution between the "09 duo" also became the most controversial topic of the day.

In the Knicks' 140-132 victory over the Heat, Towns became a key figure in the team's victory. In this campaign, Towns showed the ultimate offensive efficiency. He made 13 of 26 shots from the field and maintained a 50% shooting percentage. His performance of 6 of 14 shots from beyond the three-point line became a killer from the outside. In the end, he scored 39 points, 11 rebounds, 4 assists and 1 steal, leading the team to victory. As the "offensive and defensive hub" of the Knicks, Towns can not only complete strong plays in the low post, but also pull out from the outside to shoot three-pointers. His support ability (4 assists) also created many easy scoring opportunities for his teammates. This victory also allowed the Knicks to stop their recent decline and move their record to second in the Eastern Conference!

In the subsequent game between the Magic and the Nets, Wagner Jr. single-handedly drove the team's rhythm, helping the Magic narrowly defeat the Nets 105-98. Although Wagner Jr.'s overall shooting percentage of 7 of 17 shots is not top-notch, his scoring ability and linking role at critical moments are irreplaceable: he scored 25 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists. His performance of 3 of 9 three-pointers provided the Magic with stable firepower from the outside, and his 5 assists revitalized the team's offense. As the "leader" of the Magic's young lineup, Wagner Jr. hit key goals many times during the Nets' pursuit of points in this campaign. His mature performance also allowed the outside world to see the hope of the Magic's reconstruction.

The contest between the Pistons and the 76ers staged a drama of "role player explosion". The Pistons defeated the 76ers 114-105, winning 9 consecutive victories and firmly ranking first in the Eastern Conference! Jawante Green became the biggest surprise. Green, who came off the bench, made 5 of 12 shots and 3 of 9 three-pointers. He scored 21 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steal and 2 blocks, a combination of offensive and defensive statistics. On the rebound protection end (9 rebounds), he built a barrier for the Pistons inside. On the defensive end, he destroyed many fast break opportunities for the 76ers several times, and his 21 points also became the strongest firepower of the Pistons bench. After this game, Green also became an indispensable rotation player in the eyes of the Pistons coaching staff with his "extremely cost-effective" performance.

In the Rockets' game against the Trail Blazers, Durant continued his stable performance as a "scoring machine", helping the Rockets beat their opponents 140-116. Durant made 12 of 19 shots in this campaign, with a shooting percentage of 63.2%, 3 of 6 three-pointers, and scored 30 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, and 1 steal. Although the Rockets lineup has sufficient depth, Durant is still the team's "anchor" - he scored 12 points in the first quarter, helping the Rockets establish a double-digit lead. In subsequent games, he used precise mid-range jumpers and support to firmly control the rhythm of the game. Although 30 points is not Durant's highest score this season, his efficient performance and control of the game once again proved that he is still the league's top scorer.

The duel between the Bucks and the Hornets witnessed Antetokounmpo's "transformation moment". The Bucks defeated the Hornets 147-134. Antetokounmpo posted a "quasi-triple-double" of 25 points, 7 rebounds, 18 assists, 2 steals and 1 block. Compared with the previous style of "violent dunk + strong inside play", Antetokounmpo took on more of the role of "organizer" in this campaign: 18 assists not only set a personal season high, but also became the highest number of assists in a single game in the history of the Bucks in the past 10 years. He has repeatedly passed through breakthroughs to create open three-point opportunities for his teammates. His performance of 7 rebounds, 2 steals and 1 block continued his "offensive and defensive" characteristics. This game also allowed the outside world to see Antetokounmpo's transformation from a "scorer" to an "all-around leader".

In the Timberwolves' game against the Kings, Edwards carried the team's offensive banner and helped the Timberwolves win 124-110. In this campaign, Edwards made 9 of 20 shots, 1 of 7 three-pointers, and scored 30 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2 steals. Although his three-point shooting rate was slightly sluggish, Edwards made up for his lack of outside shooting through breakthroughs and mid-range shooting. Among them, he scored 15 points in the second quarter, which directly helped the Timberwolves widen the point difference. As the "core" of the Timberwolves, Edwards has delivered 30+ statistics in key games many times this season. His growth has also made the Timberwolves a strong contender in the Western Conference playoffs.

In the contest between the Lakers and the Pelicans, Ayton showed his dominance as an "inside monster" and helped the Lakers defeat the Pelicans 118-104. In this campaign, Ayton made 10 of 11 shots, with a shooting percentage of 90.9%. He scored 20 points, 16 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals and 1 block, a "double-double + all-around" data. His performance in the Lakers' interior can be called "unsolvable": 16 rebounds included 7 offensive rebounds, creating many second offensive opportunities for the Lakers, and his performance of 2 steals and 1 block also caused the Pelicans' interior offense to fail many times. After this game, Ayton also became the third Laker player this season to shoot over 90% in a single game and score 20+15. His inside suitability has been further verified.

The showdown between the Clippers and the Mavericks, two frustrated teams in the Western Conference, can be described as an encounter. During the season, the Clippers lost six games in a row and the Mavericks lost two games in a row, with a record of 3 wins and 9 losses, ranking second to last in the Western Conference. Neither team can afford to lose! In the end, the Clippers defeated the Mavericks 133-127. Harden ended the Clippers' previous six-game losing streak with a "super triple-double" of 41 points, 14 rebounds, 11 assists, 1 steal and 2 blocks.. In this campaign, Harden showed the ultimate ability of "single-core leadership": 13 of 25 field goals remained efficient, 6 of 12 three-pointers became a killer from the outside, and his 14 rebounds set a new personal season high. In the last 3 minutes of the game, Harden first hit a key three-pointer, then completed a steal and assisted his teammates to score, directly sealing the victory. Such a comprehensive performance in "offensive and defensive passing" has also made Harden one of the popular candidates for the best of the day. In this campaign, Harden not only scored 40+ triple-doubles for the 17th time, ranking second in history (5 times less than the No. 1 Big O!), but also became the first Clippers player to score 40+ triple-doubles.

However, Harden's "night of becoming a god" was ultimately overshadowed by Curry's "night of record". In the one-point battle between the Warriors and the Spurs, the Warriors defeated the Spurs 109-108. Curry surrendered 16 of 26 shots, 9 of 17 three-pointers, 49 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals. He also set three records in one fell swoop: First, the number of three-pointers made in a single game reached 4 from 9. 7 times, more than the 2nd to 6th place combined; secondly, 49 points is the highest score in a single game of Curry's career against the Spurs, breaking the previous record of 45 points held by him; thirdly, he scored 45+ in two consecutive games, becoming the oldest point guard to achieve this statistic in NBA history. Fourth, this game is the 23rd time Curry scored 45+ with a true shooting percentage of 80+%, 13 times more than second-place Harden.

What’s interesting is that Harden and Curry, the two 2009 duo, are competing for the best player of the day. Judging from the difficulty of the game, the Spurs faced by the Warriors are stronger opponents. The team has rising stars such as Bunyama and Castle, as well as quasi-All-star guards like Fox. The impact cannot be underestimated. The Warriors narrowly defeated by 1 point also proved the intensity of the game. In this battle, the Warriors The Warriors win, almost relying on Curry alone to carry the entire team; on the other hand, the Clippers' opponent, the Mavericks, is far inferior to the Spurs in terms of lineup strength, but the Clippers have also encountered a wave of injuries. From the data point of view, Harden's 41+14+11 Victory comes from all-around, and two 3-pointers in overtime are also very crucial, helping the team win in almost all aspects. Curry's 49 points + 9 three-pointers + buzzer beaters are all about extreme offense. Curry scored 91 points in 2 games in 3 days, which is also a bonus. In the final vote of 10 media representatives from the US media, 6 voted for Curry and 4 voted for Harden. Curry narrowly won by one vote and won the Best of the Day award!