Tomahawk dunks Flagg! Thunder explodes inside, aiming to enter the All-Stars

The NBA regular season continues today. The Dallas Mavericks are facing back-to-back games. They will face the Oklahoma City Thunder away from home.

This is obviously not an easy game. The Thunder are the defending champions. They performed brilliantly at the beginning of the new season, winning consecutive games without losing. The Mavericks had a bad start to the season. Head coach Kidd has been trying to use No. 1 draft pick Flagg to play point guard, but the effect is very poor. The Mavericks are also awkward no matter how they play.

Flagg faced the Toronto Raptors yesterday and performed at the level of a No. 1 draft pick. He scored 22 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 1 block, finally proving himself. But Flagg performed poorly today. He only scored 2 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists on 1 of 10 shots in 32 minutes. It can be said that he was beaten by Holmgren.

Holmgren was also the second pick of the Thunder that year, but he was only the third among the Thunder's new Big Three, behind Alexander and Jaylen Williams. At the beginning of the new season, Jaywe was injured, so Holmgren became Alexander's best helper, and his performance was remarkable.

Today Holmgren directly defeated Flagg. He not only succeeded in beating Flagg with the ball, but also blocked the shot. In an offense in the second quarter, Holmgren dangled PJ Washington from outside the three-point line, rushed inside and directly dunked Flagg, playing a very beautiful performance.

In the whole game, Holmgren scored 18 points, 11 rebounds, 2 assists and 4 blocks, defeating Flagg. Before the draft, Flagg was known as "America's Son." Now it seems that Holmgren may not be "America's Son."

In the 4 regular season games so far this season, Holmgren has averaged 23 points, 10.2 rebounds, 1.8 assists, 1.3 steals and 1.3 blocks per game. He is very comprehensive. It may be time for him to enter the All-Star lineup.

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