The Nets have won two games in a row. The Cavaliers have been in the limelight recently, and they have even become a force that cannot be underestimated in the East, disrupting the situation in the East! Indeed, the Cavaliers scored 8 wins and 7 losses in the first 15 games, ranking among the top 6 in the Eastern Conference. The team performed very well. The strong inside and decent outside strength indeed showed the rise of capital.
Are the Cavaliers really capable, or is it just a flash in the pan? This needs more testing. However, today the Greens faced the fierce tiger Cavaliers and scored a 38-point victory, tearing off his pseudo-strong team.
As a veteran team in the East, the Green Army has a strong strength and a neat lineup, but it is not as weak as the Nets! At the beginning of the game, Walker and Smart made their efforts and scored three consecutive points to take the lead. After that, Brown and Thompson launched an offensive in the paint, directly widening the point difference to two figures. The situation was unfavorable. Drummond and Dotson blossomed inside and outside to help the Cavaliers stop the bleeding, but the Greens once again sent a wave of 16:3 attacks, directly establishing a 17-point lead in the first quarter.
The Cavaliers’ offense was obviously strengthened in the second quarter. Drummond and Osman scored consecutive points, but they also couldn’t limit the Green Army’s offense. Walker and Edwards also blossomed more to help the Green Army continue. Expanding the lead, the half-time difference has come to 22 points.
Entering the second half, Sexton scored 5 points in a row, Osman made 3 points, and the Cavaliers had a wave of offensive climax to bring the point difference back to within 20 points. But before the Cavaliers could breathe, the Green Army’s offensive came again. Brown scored 3 consecutive points and continued to score points through breakthroughs. Unstoppable quarters scored 20 points. With the help of teammates, Green The military singles scored 41 points, which directly widened the difference to 36 points.
The huge score fell behind, and the entire 4th quarter was reduced to garbage time. In the end, the Green Army defeated the Cavaliers 141:103 at home, allowing them to see what a strong team style is.
scored 141 points and won 38 points. The Green Army did explode in this field! In the whole game, no one of the Green Army played more than 30 minutes, but six of them scored in double figures, and their shooting percentage was as high as 55.9%. In contrast, the Cavaliers are only 40%.He was completely at a disadvantage in the interior and fast break, and suffered a bloodbath.
The best performance of the Greens is undoubtedly Brown! In the absence of Tatum, the 16-year flower show took off completely and scored 33+3 in 19 minutes of the game. In the third quarter, he scored 20 points in a single quarter. This also makes Brown the NBA player who has played less than 20 minutes and scored the most since the introduction of 24 seconds of offense.
More than this, Brown also scored 42 points in the previous game against the 76ers. His recent state is so good that he is invincible. It also makes Tatum feel pressured. If he does not come back, the boss position is really possible. Robbed!
Brown can average 27.3 points, 5.8 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 1.5 steals in the new season, while Tatum is 26.9 points, 7.1 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1 steal. From the current performance and team status, Tatum is undoubtedly green The leader of the army and the leader, but Brown is also making rapid progress. Both of them are still so young. It's really not a good idea who can become the real team boss.
Of course, the Green Army is also determined to build a dual-core system between Brown and Tatum, even if Harden can be replaced, they did not shake their determination. Tatum and Brown’s performances are becoming stronger and more promising. Under the leadership of these two people, the Green Army dare not say to win the championship, but in the next 10 years, they will be one of the absolute contenders for the NBA championship. .
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