Live Bar Feb. 9 The NBA regular season continues, with the Lone Ranger playing the Pistons at home. The Lone Rangers have recently finished fifth in the West with two straight wins, while the Pistons are still in poor shape, with four straight losses in the league ranking second to last. As soon as the opening, the Pistons blossomed more, and Brunson and Doncic combined to hit 4 three-pointers in response. The Lone Ranger continued to fire from the outside, with Burke hitting two consecutive three-pointers to help the team lead by 10 points to end the first quarter. In the second quarter, the Pistons narrowed the gap to just three points after a wave of 7-0, Brunson scored nine consecutive points to stabilize the situation, Doncic scored an assist and picked it up, and the Lone Ranger led by 14 points at halftime. In the second half, the two sides did not give in to each other in the first half, the Pistons suddenly lost power, and the Lone Ranger completed a 16-1 offensive climax, ending the third quarter with a 27-point advantage. In the final quarter of the game, the Lone Ranger still firmly occupied the field and took the initiative to expand the advantage, and the game lost suspense early. In the end, the Lone Ranger won a big victory over the Pistons, winning 3 consecutive games while giving the opponent 5 consecutive defeats.
In the first quarter, the two sides caused consecutive foul penalties to score points, Bay assisted Diallo to counter-attack and dunked his own three points, Doncic and Brunson hit three points in succession to respond. Stewart went on the inside to eat cakes, Doncic and Brunson hit three more three-pointers, and the Pistons blossomed inside and out to take another five points. Bullock hit a three-pointer and Hayes hit a jumper and Olynyk scored 2+1. Doncic assisted Burke's three-pointer in a row to end the first quarter with a 10-point lead at 36-26.
In the second quarter, the Pistons took the lead, and the inside and outside blossomed with 7 points in a row to narrow the point difference to only 3 points. Burke hit a hit and Brunson scored five straight points to stabilize the situation. The Pistons continued to pound the basket to score consecutive points, and Brunson took four more free throws to stretch the gap to double digits again. Diallo and Finney Smith scored three points, and Grant hit a hit before Doncic took over, scoring five points on consecutive free throws and assisting teammates to make 2+1 and three-point shots. Stewart's inside line was stopped, and the Lone Ranger led by 14 points at halftime at 65-51.
In the second half, the two teams fought fiercely over a double-digit point difference. After Brunson hit two consecutive goals, Doncic hit a three-pointer, and the Pistons attacked the inside line frequently to try to catch up. Grant hit a three-pointer and the Lone Ranger hit two three-pointers in a row to respond strongly. The Pistons suddenly lost power, made consecutive iron mistakes, and Brunson hit two free throws to stretch the gap to 20 points. The Lone Ranger continued to exert power, Kleber and Burke hit three points to help the team complete the 16-1 offensive climax, the Pistons hit two consecutive goals to break the drought, and the Lone Ranger led by 27 points at 98-71 in the third quarter.
In the final quarter, the Lone Ranger still firmly occupied the initiative on the court, Bullock hit two three-pointers in a row to widen the point difference to more than 30 points, and then Kidd replaced the main player Mingjin to close the army. The Pistons improved slightly on the offensive end, Lyles scored five points in a row to save face, and Stewart also scored four points in a row. Nilikina's two consecutive goals helped the team maintain its advantage at around 30 points, and the game lost suspense early, but the Pistons starter was still on the court. In the end, the Lone Ranger won a big victory over the Pistons, winning 3 consecutive games while giving the opponent 5 consecutive defeats.
Both sides started:
Lone Rangers: Brunson, Doncic, Bullock, Smith, Powell
Pistons: Joseph, Diallo, Grant, Sadiq Bay, Stewart
(Dream of The Sealed Heart)
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