Basketball's most talented forward is on the left

Chapter 1173 I haven’t exerted my strength yet

Author: Pea of ​​Justice

Chapter 1173 I haven’t exerted my strength yet

Who am I, where am I, what am I doing???

Three questions in a row.

After halftime, Bogut hugged the basketball tightly and was now near the center circle, his arms hugging him tighter and tighter, as if this was the only way he could feel safe.

It’s too scary, isn’t it?

Throughout the first half, Bogut worked very hard, but if you ask him what he did, he seems to be unable to remember. The only thing he remembers is the bottom line, because he always holds the ball to serve. Other things,

For example, he was thinking about the black feet and elbows that he wanted to give Zuo Li... He completely forgot about them.

It wasn't something he did intentionally, it was because he didn't think about it at all!

Fast, too fast!

Accurate, so accurate!

Bogut felt like a small boat, tossed back and forth on the wave of Knicks terror.

"Too...too strong."

Although he was unwilling to do so, Bogut had to admit that the Knicks were strong. With the current strength of the Bucks, this gap could not be closed in ten thousand years.

What a slap in the face!

Give me the ball, I want to go home!

Bogut, who was quiet in his own thoughts, did not notice the referee's approach at all.

"Ahem, Mr. Bogut, if you don't let go, I'll beat you up."

The referee woke up the dazed Bogut very speechlessly, then pointed to the basketball in his arms and motioned for him to hand it to him.

Damn, the first time I saw someone holding a basketball in a daze, it was really a mullet roe.

"Hug...sorry..." Bogut awkwardly handed the ball to the referee and hurried back to the locker room.

It's over, it's over, now I'm even more embarrassed.

But Bogut should be lucky that the outside world has no time to pay attention to him now. Although his embarrassment was perfectly captured by the camera, people were shocked by the Knicks' terrifying half-court offensive.

"With 80 points at halftime, the Knicks played a suffocating halftime rhythm. Their terrifying scoring ability and stable shooting percentage allowed them to actually win. It was so powerful. This is the biggest gap in the postseason in recent years.

Halftime," Barkley said.

"I think the Bucks can give up. They should think about the game the day after tomorrow, rather than how to come back in the second half." O'Neal said.

The gap is too big. The two teams are not competing at the same level at all, otherwise the 80-point field would not have appeared at halftime.

Although 80 points in a half is only the Knicks' own record and not the highest half-time record in playoff history, this is only the fifth time in the history of the playoffs that a half-time score of 80 or more has occurred.

The highest score in a half in playoff history belongs to the Mavericks.

In the Western Conference semifinals G2 between the Mavericks and the Kings on May 8, 2003, the Mavericks led by the "Three Musketeers" faced off against the Kings who applied the Princeton system to the extreme. The Mavericks scored 44 points in the first quarter, but

Leading by only 4 points, the Mavericks scored another 39 points in the second quarter. However, the Kings' offense suddenly failed and only scored 21 points in a single quarter. The Mavericks led the Kings by 22 points, 83-61, at the end of the first half.

Two of the other three times belonged to the Lakers and one belonged to the Spurs. However, it is worth mentioning that the 50-point difference scored by the Knicks was the highest in history. At the same time, it also created a record of 80+ points in the first half of the playoffs in NBA history.

Lowest scoring record for a team's opponents.

The Knicks' offensive and defensive strength is evident.

Zuoli's 20+ triple-double in the half was also the second time in his career in the playoffs. The outside world described Zuoli's state in this game as: Before I even exerted my strength, my opponent had already fallen!

Zuo Li also felt that it was a bit too cruel. He hadn't waited for Bogut to make a big move. It seemed that he had to be more restrained in the next game.

In the end, the opening game of the playoffs ended with the Knicks beating the Bucks 167-90.

A score difference of 77 points!

This also created the largest point difference in a single game in the playoffs. 167 points is also the best score in a single game in the Knicks' history in the playoffs!

The Bucks were nailed to the pillar of shame by the Knicks...

All 12 members of the Knicks team played, and 9 scored in double figures.

In addition to the left half's triple-double, Curry had 18 points and 6 assists, Klay 22 points, Danny Green 21 points, David Lee 27 points, Nash 19 points, Lou Williams 24 points, Anderson 17 points, and Battier 13

point.

The team threw 22 three-pointers, with a three-point shooting percentage of 66.8% and a field goal percentage of 65%.

The Knicks broke many records in this game, and ESPN even opened a special feature after the game to introduce these records, which shows how good the Knicks played in this game.

The fans enjoyed watching it. Although the suspense was lost early, the ratings of this game in New York continued to rise, making the TV stations dumbfounded.

Who says fans don't like watching rapes?

Celebrities also came on stage one after another, praising Zuo Li and the Knicks. The forum and INS were even more lively, with the highest number of comments exceeding three million.

Three million people commented simultaneously on the Bucks!

Only the Bucks and a hurting world of Bucks fans were reached.

Of course, the worst thing was Bogut. The scene where he was trash-talking Zuo Li before the game was dug out. Then everyone ridiculed him, saying that it was because of his relationship that Zuo Li exploded early.

Bogut wants to cry...

He actually didn't say anything...

But you can't lose a team. Bogut said harshly after the game: "We just underestimated the enemy too much. We won't lose the next game so easily."

It's just that Bucks fans are very sensible. They lost the first game too badly, so Bogut's flowers didn't arouse their fighting spirit. After all, although the Bucks' ancestors were once rich, it's been so long ago that the fans have no idea.

I almost forgot what it feels like to win.

It turns out that Bucks fans were right.

In the second game, Bogut improved as he said.

From 7 points and 6 rebounds in the first game, he improved to 10 points and 8 rebounds!

Almost a double-double!

Have you made progress?

Hmm...why doesn't it count?

But such progress still cannot bring the Bucks victory.

127-97.

Strictly speaking, it is indeed progress.

But the 30-point difference is still very exaggerated, especially this time, Zuo Li has less playing time!

In this game, Zuo Li only played 15 minutes, making 8 of 9 shots, 4 free throws, 1 of 3-pointers, and easily recorded a double-double of 21 points and 10 rebounds.

It stands to reason that it is a bit difficult to have those two pairs at this time, but they can't stand up to the Bucks. Jennings is strong enough, and Bogut is useless enough. In the first quarter, he didn't even protect one on Zuo Li's head.

Backboard...

So you also know how his points came from, it was just after Zuo Li came off the field.

However, Bogut was stronger in this game than in the first game. At least he really did something dirty, but it had no effect. Not only did he not hurt Zuo Li, he was directly arrested by the referee.

Yellow-headed referee Crawford smiled slightly and called a flagrant foul, which frightened Bogut.

Look at his smile...

This is not fishing law enforcement...

Poor Bogut failed to finish his big words in two consecutive games.

But fortunately, they can finally return to their home court. Madison's nightmare is over, and the Bucks players are eager to make a difference when they return to their home court.

(End of chapter)