Chapter 1590: One Battle Broke Many Records

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Nash's last-minute half-court long-distance three-pointer was rejected by a rebound, the red light came on, and this epic battle finally came to an end.

Phoenix was silent.

Nash lowered his head. In front of him were his disappointed teammates, helpless coaches, tearful fans, and the crazily celebrating Lakers.

Nash put his waist in his hands and walked silently to the locker room.

Not willing? angry? fury?

Not really. Nash was not a rebellious bad boy like Iverson. He always showed a calm face on the court, just like his nickname "Son of the Wind".

Pity?

More or less, because this game is the closest Nash has come to victory in these three games. Just as the ESPN commentator said during the last attack, they survived 47 minutes, but they did not have the physical strength to resist for another minute.

"We gave everything we had and I don't regret losing this game."

In the post-game interview, although he said this, in his heart, Nash still missed the years when he was young. At that time, he was the well-known son of the wind. At that time, he would not collapse due to lack of physical strength at the last moment. At that time, he had old friends like Marion beside him.

Indeed, the Phoenix lost at the last moment.

In the last three minutes, no, strictly speaking in the last 2 minutes, they were still tied with the Lakers, and they even got a crucial lead thanks to Nash's three-pointer.

They were only more than a minute away from victory, but it was a pity that Ji Feng did not give them this opportunity.

154-148, the Suns suffered a collapse at the last moment. In the last minute and a half, Ji Feng's superb performance shocked fans all over the world.

It's really shocking.

Yes, no one expected that the game would end in this way. With 1 minute and 45 seconds left in the game, Director Yu Jia and Director Zhang were still discussing the possibility of overtime. While we were still discussing what score this scoring battle would ultimately be settled on, Ji Feng's sudden outburst made the game lose its suspense.

He responded with a three-pointer, blocked Nash and then went on a fast break, causing Stoudemire to foul consecutively and causing the latter to leave the field with 6 fouls. He made all 6 free throws and scored 11 points in a row at the last moment...

Ji Feng became the last straw for the Suns. He kept attacking the already exhausted Suns defense line and was unstoppable. He made the Suns' entire efforts come to naught.

"This may be the craziest minute in the history of the playoffs," Barkley said.

"Ji Feng also played a crazy battle. He deserves to be the number one star today." Smith continued.

Ji Feng scored 59 points in the game, the highest in the game. He was only 1 point short of 60 points. Although he failed to break the playoff single-game scoring record set by Ji Feng again, he was already very good. In the playoffs Historically, this score can rank third.

He made 20 of 29 shots from the field, 7 of 9 three-pointers, and 12 of 12 free throws, with a shooting percentage of 68.9%.

At the same time, he sent out 10 assists, becoming the first player in history to score 59 points and also send out double assists. The 7 steals in the game also created the highest number of steals in a single game in the playoffs since the new century. With this Compared with this data, 9 rebounds seem a bit unavailable.

Under the leadership of Ji Feng, Kobe Bryant had 30 points, 8 assists and 7 rebounds, Gasol had 22 points, Bynum had 15 points, and Artest had 16 points. All the Lakers' starters scored in double figures, while substitute Farmar had 7 points and Fisher had 5 points. point.

Lakers JKJ scored 111 points together, setting an NBA record for the highest scoring trio!

This score is enough to blind everyone's eyes, enough to make James, who plays alone, quit the group chat. If you don't understand how terrifying this score is, just look at the famous trio.

The Spurs GDP is the most well-known, outstanding and successful trio since the new century. Their highest score in a single game was set against the Warriors in 2009. Duncan and Manu scored 32 points, while Parker scored 23 points in total. 87 points.

The most outstanding trio of the last century has to be mentioned in the Celtics. The Celtics trio of Bird, McHale, and Dennis Johnson averaged 67 points per game in the 1987 playoffs. The three averaged more than 20 points per game, but the highest one was only 75 points.

As for the previous scoring record held by the trio, it came from the Wizards trio. Arenas, Jamison and Butler once scored 98 points in a single game.

However, these records were all broken today by Lakers JKJ. The 111 points in a single game may not be broken by anyone for a long time.

"It's really incredible to have JKJ at the same time. There is no such a terrifying combination in history." ESPN commentary said.

In response, fans said, JKJ, please accept our knees!

However, after the game, Ji Feng remained very low-key. In the interview, Ji Feng did not hesitate to send all his kind words to his opponent, the Suns.

"They did a great job. To be honest, I thought we might lose. Their offense was so sharp, especially Nash, he was so amazing."

Ji Feng's statement also coincides with Master Zen, who said bluntly: "Phoenix is ​​a magical place. They played so well, whether it was offense or anything else. In short, this was the most special game in my career." Although we won the game, there is still a lot we need to summarize.”

Indeed, the applause should be half that of the sun. If it weren't for them, they wouldn't be able to force the Lakers to be in such a state.

Nash scored 52 points and 9 assists, Stoudemire scored 20 points, Great Hill 25 points, Barbosa 17 points, Dragic 11 points and 7 assists. They were really close to victory, but unfortunately, they lost to Years passed.

"If Nash was 4 years younger, maybe everything would be different." After the game, the commentator on the sidelines said with regret.

Director Zhang said: "Regardless of the outcome, this game brought me endless surprises and surprises. It was the first time I saw that the offense could still play like this. I am grateful to these two teams for their performance."

Regardless of the outcome, the game itself also broke many records. The Lakers scored 154 points in this game, which is the highest score in a single game in the playoffs in the new era, second only to the 157 points created by the Celtics in 1990. The highest score in history.

At the same time, the two teams scored 302 points, which was also second only to the 1992 playoffs. The high score of 304 points created by the Trail Blazers and Suns ranked second in history.

You know, the winner of that game was determined after 2 overtimes. In other words, in terms of regular time alone, this game deservedly ranked first in scoring.

Others such as the highest score in the first half, the highest score in the first quarter, the second quarter, single-game field goal percentage, single-game field goals, etc. all broke historical records.

In this battle, more than ten NBA records were broken in one battle!