Alexander played 34+8 in a crazy way and set the first miracle in NBA history. The Thunder beat the Nuggets with 43 points and set a record of 5! Jokic 17+8

NBA playoff semi-finals Nuggets VS Thunder G2

NBA playoffs are in full swing, and the Nuggets go out to fight the Thunder in the semi-finals G2. In the first game, Jokic went wild, Westbrook assisted Gordon to hit a three-pointer, helping Denver reverse the opponent by 14 points. In this game, the OKC players look forward to a strong rebound. Almost all teams are healthy, and the Thunder continues to use the starting five Tigers of Alexander, Jaylen Williams, Homgren, Haltenstein and Dort. The five Nuggets' starting players are still Jokic, Murray, Gordon, Braun and Porter Jr., and Westbrook continues to serve as substitutes. The exciting contest between the two favorites to win the championship is about to break out.

Alexander made the first miracle in NBA history, and the Thunder won 5 records! Jokic 17+8!

Full game review

The first quarter started, Murray scored a throw, Dort made a hit from the outside, Haltenstein received an all-dunk, and Alexander dunked. Porter and Jaylen Williams each made two free throws, and Gordon scored a three-pointer. Haltenstein scored 2 goals in a layup, Jaylen Williams dunked, Braun made a blacksmith from the outside, Gordon made all two free throws, Homegren returned to the long shot, and the Nuggets requested a timeout. Alexander made all two free throws, Jokic scored a strong attack from low post, Alexander and Jaylin Williams made efforts at mid- and long distances, and Denver asked for a timeout again. Wallace hit 2+1, Alexander scored a layup, and the Thunder made a 30-11 offensive.

Alexander scored with the ball on the court, Westbrook scored in a mid-range shot, Dort returned a long shot, Westbrook clashed with Jerry Williams, and the former suffered a technical foul. Alexander scored 3 points in a row with free throws, and Westbrook made a comeback from the outside. Dort made all two free throws, then scored at the basket, and Denver once again requested a timeout. Westbrook scored a layup with a pull-in, Murray made 1 of 2 free throws, and Isaiah Gio backed the three-pointer. Jokic made a throw and Alexander made all two free throws. After the first quarter, the Thunder led 45-21.

From the quarter, Jordan Jr. scored an all-time jumper, Jaylen Williams made a high jump shot, Gordon scored a three-pointer, and Jaylen Williams made a layup to retaliate. Westbrook made all two free throws, Wallace continued to attack from a long shot, Gordon made a low jump shot, and Jaylen Williams made all two free throws. Wallace made another three-pointer and Denver asked for a timeout. Caruso scored a layup after stealing, and Murray returned to the long shot. Westbrook made a layup with a pull-in, and Wiggins also made a three-pointer. Homegren blocked Gordon twice in a row, Wallace made a counterattack layup, Murray hit a three-pointer, and the Thunder requested a timeout.

Jokic defended Homgren

Wiggins stole Jokic and completed a dunk, and Jokic returned a long shot. Wiggins made a makeover dunk, Alexander hit a three-pointer, and Jokic and Wiggins fought at mid- and long distance. Haltenstein scored a tip-in, then stole Jokic and assisted Jaylen Williams to get an all-dunk. The Nuggets requested a timeout, Watson hit a three-pointer, and Alexander scored in mid-range. Haltenstein scored Westbrook with a big hat, Jokic made 1 of 2 free throws, and Haltenstein scored a tip-in.

Haltenstein angrily pushed Westbrook and took a technical foul. Jokic missed the free throw, and Westbrook made all two free throws. Homgren and Jokic each made two free throws, and Jaylen Williams scored one free throw. Jokic hit a three-pointer, Westbrook made all two free throws, and Homegren scored 2 free throws. After halftime, the Thunder led 87-56 and OKC led 42-35 in a single quarter.

Alexander

Replaced again, Jokic made a mistake, and an offensive foul, and Haltenstein scored a throw-in. Braun made an offensive foul, Jaylen Williams made a jump shot, and Murray and Homegren each made two free throws. Alexander scored another 4 points in the inside and outside shot, and the Thunder took a 39-point lead. Porter steals, Braun hits a three-pointer, and the Thunder asks for a timeout. Dort made a comeback, Murray made a long shot, Alexander made a mistake, and Porter also made a three-pointer. Jokic scored a throw, Haltenstein made all two free throws, Homgren made a long shot, and the Nuggets continued to miss the outside. The Thunder's challenge was successful, Westbrook missed the outside.

Alexander and Porter hit each other at a long distance, Jaylen Williams dunked, Alexander scored 4 points in a row with free throws, Westbrook made 1 of 2 free throws, and then scored at the basket. Alexander dunked, Westbrook made 1 of 2 free throws. Jokic made a foul on the offensive, the Nuggets failed to challenge the penalty, Isaiah Jokic scored a three-pointer, Jokic made another foul and left the court with 6 fouls. Alexander made all four free throws, and Mitchell scored from the outside. After the third quarter, the Thunder led 124 to 76. The Nuggets fell behind 20-37 in a single quarter, and Alexander scored 16 points in a single quarter.

Jokic was double-teamed in the final quarter. The players at the end of the bench were trained on the court, and the score difference was too great, so the game lost its suspense. In the end, the Thunder defeated the Nuggets 149-106 and rewritten the big score to a 1-1 draw. The G3 showdown between the two sides will be held at the Nuggets' home court.

The Thunder defeated the Nuggets and set a record of 5. The Thunder tied the single-quarter scoring record of the playoff team history with 45 points in the first quarter. 2. The Thunder scored 87 points in the first half, setting a new record high in the playoffs in NBA history.

Thunder beat the Nuggets 43 points in the third quarter, tied the playoff record by 124 points in the third quarter, which was previously created by the Bucks in 1970 in the series G3 game against Philadelphia.

4th, the Thunder scored 149 points in the entire game to set a single-game scoring record for the team's history playoffs.

5th, the Thunder's net victory in this game was 43 points, which was the third largest net victory in the playoffs this season.

The data of the two teams

Nuggets, Porter made 2 of 10 shots, scored 8 points, 5 rebounds and 1 steal, Murray made 4 of 9, scored 14 points and 4 rebounds, Gordon made 3 of 12, scored 10 points and 5 rebounds, Westbrook made 5 of 11, contributed 19 points and 5 assists, and made 4 mistakes. Braun scored 3 points and 2 rebounds in 1 of 6, Watson scored 9 points, Strauser scored 9 points, Tyson scored 8 points.

Thunder tied the big score

Thunder, Jaylen Williams scored 6 of 11 shots, scored 17 points, 4 rebounds, 7 assists and 2 blocks, Homgren scored 3 of 8 shots, 15 points, 11 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks, Haltenstein scored 6 of 7 shots, efficiently scored 14 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists, Dort scored 4 of 13 shots, 12 points, Isaiahjo made 5 of 5 three-pointers, 4 of 4 three-pointers, and 14 points and 2 assists, and Wiggins scored 4 of 8 shots, 10 points and 5 rebounds. Wallace scored 8 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals, while Mitchell scored 10 points.

Alexander played crazy and made the first miracle in NBA history

Thunder superstar Alexander, who played crazy in this game. Alexander played for 30 minutes, made 11 of 13 shots, 1 of 2 three-pointers and 11 of 11 free throws, scoring 34 points, 4 rebounds and 8 assists. Alexander scored the highest score in the game with an 85% shooting percentage, and he missed only 2 goals in the game. In addition, Alexander's mid-range shot was 10 of 11 shots, with a shooting percentage of up to 91%. As the player with the most free throws in the game, Alexander is very aggressive on the offensive end and has a 100% free throw shooting percentage. Alexander's singles are extremely efficient, and he can score points in the middle distance and go to the free throw line to score points. Alexander scored 18 points in 6 of 8 in the first half and scored another 16 points in 5 of 5 in the third quarter. Alexander led the team to a 48-point lead at one time, which allowed him to make three quarters of punch-in.

Alexander dunk

Alexander was unstoppable on the offensive end and was completely crazy. He also gave the most assists in the game. Alexander led the team to score in double digits and fire inside and outside, which is the key to the Thunder's ability to defeat the Nuggets.

In this game, Alexander also set the first miracle in NBA history. In this battle, Alexander's plus or negative value is +51. Data shows that Alexander has significantly broken the single-game plus or negative record of playoff players. Previously, Bain, James and Butler jointly maintained +46, becoming the first player in history in this record.

Jokic 17+8

Nuggets superstar Nikola Jokic performed poorly in this game. Jokic played for 32 minutes, made 6 of 16 shots, 2 of 4 three-pointers and 3 of 5 free throws, scoring 17 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists, 1 steal and 1 block. Jokic has a shooting percentage of only 38%, and he feels cold on the offensive end. As the player with the most shots in the team, Jokic made the most 6 turnovers in the game. Although Jokic led the team with rebounds and assists, he made 6 fouls in this game.

Jokic held the ball and fast break

Jokic was troubled by fouls, had an imbalance in his mentality, and he made consecutive fouls in the second half of the third quarter, and finally left the court with all the fouls. Jokic's plus-negative value is -36, the second lowest in the game. Jokic, who was in a sluggish offensive end and had a lot of mistakes and fouls, obviously did not play as dominant as he should, which is also the main reason for the Nuggets' defeat.