The decisive 1+3 win! The King of Mid-Google scored 48 points and the Eastern Conference No. 1 Cavaliers 0-2, the situation is not good

On May 7, the Pacers almost let the Knights go, and the opposite side lets you three super main players. Fortunately, Halliburton won the final victory, and the king has returned!

The Pacers almost won Game 2 when the Cavaliers gave their three absolute core players and two super starters. Before this game, the two Cavaliers' superstars Garland and Mobley were all absent due to illness and became ill while playing. Garland was injured on his toe, Mobley had an ankle injury, and Hunter had a big thumb injury.

One core substitute and two main players can't play until the critical start. This is the Pacers' opportunity. If the Pacers can win the game while the Cavaliers have only three regular starters left, then the next third game will basically be stable, and they will be relatively stable in this round of the series. But in this game, the real Lu Bu of the Cavaliers, Mitchell Mi's King of Football, who fought against three games with his own strength, almost created a miracle.

Mitchell, who is only 1.88 meters tall, had only himself left, made 15 of 30 shots, 1 of 7 three-pointers, and 17 of 21 free throws. He scored 48 points, 5 rebounds, 9 assists and 4 steals. He fully assumed the responsibility of the leader. Since no teammate can help me, I will do it myself. Mitchell played very tough in this game. When he walked to the bench to rest, he could see that all three starters were by his side, sitting in a suit and ties surrounded him. At this time, he seemed a little bit alone.

The result was that they were 7 points ahead of 119-112 in the last 48 seconds, and were defeated by the Pacers with a ruthless 1+3 win. Originally, with 27 seconds left, the Cavaliers were still ahead by 3 points, with 3 points and the ball was basically stable, but they first made a serve mistake, and Struz passed the free throw to the opponent. The Pacers spent 15 seconds, and Halliburton broke through and committed a foul in 12.4 seconds. The first penalty was entered, and the second penalty was designed to be prepared to enter, but I didn't expect that I didn't.

But this ball accidentally grabbed the rebound by himself. Although the ball was not made, he got the rebound after he got it. He dribbled directly from outside the three-point line to fight Jerome alone, and with 1.1 seconds left, he took a step back and scored a three-pointer! Although this free throw was missed, it was a good thing. One of the two free throws made a board and then the attack was equivalent to a 1+3 game and scored 4 points in one round. They were originally 3 points behind and achieved a shocking overtake.

Of course, the Cavaliers made consecutive mistakes in the last moment, it is really not Mitchell. Mitchell was really under too much pressure. He also encountered too much pressure before him. Everyone in the team pointed at him, and no one could relieve him of pressure, and he was bored in the end. Mitchell is indeed like a Lu Bu, fighting against the five heroes on the other side alone, but even if you are the real Lu Bu, you can't beat so many people by one person, so in the end they can only accept such a result sadly.

And now that two consecutive home games have been conquered, it can be said that all the advantages in this round of games have come to the Pacers. If nothing unexpected happens, the league will be home first and have a season of lineup. A super strong team with 64 wins is likely to be beaten away in the second round. If this is really the result, I believe they can't accept it. But there is no way. Who will let you get injured at this time of the three main players? The Golden State Warriors, as strong as the Golden State Warriors, also lost the championship with so many main players injured, so if this is the case, he can only say that they are not lucky and the injury has arrived when it shouldn't be.

And Mitchell deserves our respect and is worthy of being a lone hero. He proves that he can carry the team. If his teammates give him more support, or if there is no fatal serving mistake, the winner of this game should be him. The greater the ability, the greater the responsibility, and his responsibility is already great enough.