God Ou returns! Owen won 4 of the 4 in the last quarter. A rookie was encouraged by the shark

On May 12, Beijing time, the lone ranger returned to his home court and narrowly defeated Thunder 105-101, taking a 2-1 lead in total. Owen hit 10 out of 17 in the game, of which 6 out of 3 hit 2, getting 22 points, 5 rebounds, 7 assists, 1 steals and 1 block. Owen scored 8 points in 4 of the last quarter, especially when he finished the key shot at the last moment to play the key man of the lone ranger.

In the final stage of the last quarter, the Lone Ranger was chased by the Thunder to 102-99 and only led by 3 points. When Owen had 39.1 seconds left, he shook off the defense and broke through to the inside, completing a key drift shot hit, which successfully helped the Lone Ranger expand its 5 point advantage and became a key shot to establish the victory.

As for the last quarter of the game, Owen scored 4 out of 4. He scored 8 points in the last quarter and repeatedly hit key goals, helping the Lone Ranger successfully block Thunder's tenacious counter attack.

Owen's 22 points in the whole game were the second highest in the team, second only to Washington's 27 points. When Owen's performance was poor in the first half, he recovered with the help of the rebound in the second half, and became one of the important heroes leading the lone ranger to a narrow victory.

It is worth mentioning that in this game, Thunder adopted the "shark cutting strategy" for the lone ranger rookie Leffley, and kept sending Leffley to the free throw line. Leffley made 8 of 12 free throws, although there was a time when he made 1 of 4 free throws.

According to the Lone Ranger coach Kidd, Owen once went to instruct and encourage Leffley in the game, "Don't run, just let them chop, and then go to send the ball in." Owen's behavior is undoubtedly a very warm leader style.

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