The Nuggets covered their own basket, and Jokic scored 27 points, 13 rebounds and 3 assists in the air, and the series was tied in the series

In an NBA playoffs Western second round G4 on the 12th, the Nuggets faced the Thunder at home to fight for match point, but the two sides staged an iron show at the beginning of the game, and the shooting rates of both sides were not ideal; The Nuggets, who led at the beginning of the deciding quarter, were counterattacked by the Thunder and finally lost 87-92, and the series was tied 2-2.

Kyrgyz Alexander and Jokic

Both teams couldn't find their feel at all at the beginning of the game, and the Thunder shot 6 of 22 in a single quarter and only 1 of 11 three-point shots, but fortunately, they relied on their brother "SGA" Kyrgyz Alexander to score 8 points on 4 of 5 free throws and score at least 17 points. But the Nuggets covered their own baskets, and the team only scored 8 points on 2-of-22 shooting and 14-of-14 three-pointers.

According to the record, the two teams combined for only 25 points in the first quarter, the lowest total score in the history of the playoffs; The Nuggets' 8 points in a single quarter is also the fourth lowest in a single quarter in playoff history, and it is also the lowest score in a single quarter in the history of the Nuggets. The two teams regained their touch a little in the second quarter, and the Thunder temporarily led the Nuggets 42-36 after halftime.

Under the leadership of MVP "Jokic" Jokic (Nikola Jokic), the Nuggets finally woke up, shooting 11 of 19 in a single quarter and 7 of 11 three-point shots, playing a 33:21 offensive attack, and the Nuggets led the Thunder 69:63. However, the decisive quarter changed color, and the Nuggets felt extremely frozen again, allowing the Thunder to reverse again, although the biggest hero of this year's playoffs, Aaron Gordon, shot a three-pointer in the last 2 seconds to no avail, and the Nuggets swallowed an embarrassing defeat at home, and the series returned to a tie 2:2.

In this game, the shooting percentage of both teams was less than 4 percent, the Thunder 35.6%, three-point 24.4%, Kyrgyz Alexander scored a team-high 25 points, with 6 rebounds and 6 assists. The Nuggets had 31.3% and 24.7% three-pointers, Jokic had a game-high 27 points, 13 rebounds and 3 assists, while Westbrook, who had a strong performance in the playoffs this year, scored 6 points on 2-of-12 shooting today.