25 records make history! The wordless deer scored 25 points in a 1-1 win over the Heat

Netease Sports reported on April 20:

The NBA playoffs continue, Milwaukee The Bucks Home bounce. In the absence of the letter brother due to injury, Daluo Holiday And Connaughton both scored 20+. They led the team to establish a big score advantage in the first three quarters. The Bucks defeated Miami with 138-122 in the first round of the East World War II at home Heat 。 The Bucks tied the total score, and the third game of the series between the two teams will be moved to Miami.

Big Luo of the Bucks got 25 points and 4 rebounds, Hollady got 24 points, 5 rebounds and 11 assists, Connaught got 22 points and 4 rebounds, Ingalls got 17 points, Middleton got 16 points, 6 rebounds and 7 assists, Allen got 16 points, and Pottis got 13 points, 15 rebounds and 5 assists. Butler of the Heat got 25 points, Adebayor got 18 points and 5 rebounds, Vincent got 16 points, Oladibo got 15 points and 5 rebounds, Martin got 15 points and 6 assists, and Robinson got 14 points and 5 rebounds.

Bucks' letter Ge is absent due to injury, Pottis replaces the starting team, Heat's Hiro is absent, and Robinson fills the starting vacancy. After the opening game, the two teams competed fiercely. On the court, there were several equal points. After 11 equal points, Allen's three points were scored by Middleton, Hollady and others in turn. They led the team to a 13-4 climax, and the Bucks led the way. Butler led the team to recover 4 points, while Hollady returned 5 points to stabilize the situation. Butler and Oladiborgo got 3 points to catch up again, and Dalloh scored two goals in a row. At the end of the first quarter, the Bucks led by 35-28 with 7 points.

After the beginning of the second quarter, the two teams saw a few rounds, Connaughton and Middleton jointly shot three three-point goals, and the Bucks led by 51-37 by 14 points. Adebayor scored two goals in a row to narrow the gap. Hollady hit back with three points. Dalloh and Connaughton also scored in turn. They led the team to another 11-0 climax, with the Bucks leading by 21 points. Butler's two free throws temporarily stopped the bleeding. Hollady and Ingalls jointly shot three three-point goals. A 13-0 attack sent Bucks ahead by 75-43 with 32 points. Vincent and Martin recovered 5 points to prevent the gap from widening. Big Luo hit a jumper, Vincent scored 5 points in a row, and Hollady made a successful mid shot. At the end of the half, the Bucks led by 81-55 by 26 points.

Hollady of the Bucks got 21 points, 4 rebounds and 5 assists in the first half, Dalglish got 19 points and 4 rebounds, Connaugton got 13 points, and Middleton got 10 points and 4 assists; Butler of the Heat had 15 points, Adebayor had 12 points and 4 rebounds, and Vincent had 11 points.

Vincent led the team to chase 7 points in the third quarter, and the Heat were only 19 points behind. After the Bucks paused, Hollady hit a three-point shot to stabilize the situation. After the two teams saw a saw saw for several rounds, Allen opened fire on the outside and hit three three-point shots in a row. Ingalls also added the icing on the cake to hit two three-point shots. The Bucks led by 107-73 by 34 points with 4:20 seconds left in the third quarter. Butler kept chasing 3 points. Lori and Love scored 7 points to narrow the gap. Carter and Ingalls hit three points successively. At the end of the third quarter, the Bucks led 33 points with 118-85 points.

Oladibo and Dunluo each scored three points. They led the team to start the fourth quarter with a 10-2 counterattack. The Heat were 25 points behind. After the Bucks paused, Dalloh turned around and hit a jumper. Martin scored two three-point goals in a row, and the gap between the two sides became 21 points. Allen and Connaughton teamed up for 5 points to stabilize the situation. In the following games, the Heat sent all the substitutes, and the Bucks won by 138-122.

Heat's starting lineup: Vincent, Struss, Robinson, Butler, Adebayor

The Bucks' starting lineup: Hollady, Allen, Middleton, Pottis, Dalloz