Gordon 3-point stunner to beat the Thunder! Finally, this tactical arrangement reminds me of Li Nan 6 years ago!

Just now, the Nuggets defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder 121-119 on the road, leading the series 1-0.

In the final 15 seconds of the game, the Thunder led by three points and used "penalty tactics" to try to kill time, but Holmgren missed two key free throws and played himself to death.

The Nuggets seized the opportunity to quickly counterattack, Russell Westbrook advanced with the ball in the middle and split the ball, and Aaron Gordon caught the ball at the top of the arc and hit a three-point shot to complete the kill.

Let's make a few points:


1, the last tactic of the Thunder reminds me of Li Nan's penalty tactics at the last moment of the 19 World Cup, and then played himself to death.

2. Does Gordon have to kill once in every series? Brother Zhenden!

3. Although Alexander will win the regular season MVP, Mr. Yoo, who is now the first person in the league, has a broken file. (Zubac's gold content is still rising)

4. The size disadvantage of the Thunder is extremely obvious.

Let Mr. Yue play 42+22, isn't this O'Neal? Letting Braun grab 13 rebounds was unacceptable.

5. The next game is the life-and-death battle of the Thunder, if it is 0-2 on the plateau...

6. As I said before, the Nuggets still have 6.5 people who can play basketball, but the sixth man is very good, and he is worthy of being a man with 7 home-court advantages.

In the end, Wei Shao's calmness was too crucial.

7. The teams and players who have won the championship are completely different in terms of the temperament of key ball handling, which is the winner's mentality we often say.

Holmgren, who shot 80% of the free throws in the playoffs, shook his hands and was young, but Gordon's shot was so decisive.

8. From the Thunder's final tactical choice to Chet's two missed free throws, there are 4 words: lack of confidence.

Why not be confident? Didn't really win.

9. We have seen that the foreshadowing behind many magical lores may be missed free throws...