33 points, 13 rebounds and 5 assists! A buzzer-beater! Antetokounmpo comes to earth, Jokic’s record cannot be saved

On November 4, the NBA regular season continued, and the Milwaukee Bucks went away to challenge the Indiana Pacers. The Bucks ranked second in the Eastern Conference with 4 wins and 2 losses. This was the first time Turner wore a Bucks jersey to challenge his old club. Antetokounmpo made a high-profile comeback after a game of injury. The Bucks' starting five are Antetokounmpo + Turner + Rollins + AJ Green + Trent. The Pacers just won their first win of the season over the Warriors after suffering five consecutive losses this season. The starting five are Nesmith + Sika + Isaiah Jackson + Walker + Quinton Jackson.

When the game came up, the two sides fell into a tug-of-war early on, with the scores taking the lead alternately. The Bucks made great efforts at the end of the quarter and established a 9-point lead in one fell swoop. In the second quarter, the Pacers launched an 11-4 offensive to catch up with the score. Subsequently, the two teams once again fell into a tug-of-war, and the score was tight. This situation lasted until the end of the third quarter, with the Bucks leading the Pacers by 7 points. In the final decisive battle, the Bucks felt hot and hit consecutive three-pointers, widening the point difference to more than 10 points in one fell swoop. Sika led the team to continuously kill the inside, and the Pacers once again evened the score difference. At the decisive moment, the two sides were tied many times, and Antetokounmpo completed the buzzer-beating mid-range shot. In the end, the Bucks narrowly defeated the Pacers 117-115.

The Pacers deserve to be the Eastern Conference champions last season. Even without Haliburton, even if Quinton Jackson was knocked to the ground by Turner and returned to the locker room for inspection and never appeared again, they still have unparalleled cohesion, like an invincible little force. Especially Sika and Jackson, who teamed up to score 53 points, 15 rebounds, and 9 assists, taking the lead in penetrating the Bucks penalty area! At the end of the game, the Pacers outscored the Bucks 58-38 inside. The Bucks won because of their speed and accuracy. They crushed the Pacers 23-11 in fast break points. The team scored 20 three-pointers with a 42.6% shooting rate. In contrast, the Pacers only made 8 of 33 shots from beyond the three-point line and the shooting rate was only 24.2%.

From leading by 12 points to falling behind by 5 points and then narrowly winning by 2 points, Antetokounmpo was like a god descending from heaven, firmly controlling the game in his own hands. In this campaign, Antetokounmpo played 31 minutes, making 14 of 21 shots (1 of 2 three-pointers), 4 of 9 free throws, scoring 33 points, 13 rebounds, 5 assists, and 2 steals, with a plus-minus of +8. The Pacers' fierce style of play gave Antetokounmpo a strong physical confrontation. Nesmith knocked Antetokounmpo to the ground during the counterattack at the beginning, and the former was whistled for a first-level flagrant foul. Even so, Antetokounmpo still went to the tiger mountain knowing that there was a tiger in the mountain, blocking the Buddha and killing the Buddha and killing the God in the penalty area! Not only that, Antetokounmpo also made gains from beyond the three-point line, severely punishing the Pacers' open defense. When the decisive moment came, Antetokounmpo completed a fadeaway jumper at the buzzer and sealed his throat with a sword, all in one go! At the same time, Antetokounmpo broke multiple NBA records.

According to statistics from the NBA's official website, this is the second time in Antetokounmpo's career that he has completed a buzzer-beater. The last time was in January 2017 when he defeated the Knicks. In another statistics, Antetokounmpo scored a total of 204 points + 80 rebounds + 41 assists in the first 6 games of the season. He became the fastest player in NBA history to complete at least 200 points + 75 rebounds + 35 assists in a single season. So far this season, Antetokounmpo has averaged 34 points, 13.3 rebounds, 6.8 assists, 1 steal, and 1 block per game, with a shooting percentage of 68.1%. He has led the Bucks to a record of 5 wins and 2 losses, ranking third in the Eastern Conference. Antetokounmpo is working hard to win the MVP, and the god-level record set by Jokic can no longer be maintained. According to statistics, so far this season, Antetokounmpo's efficiency rating (PER) is as high as 40.8, far ahead of the NBA historical record (32.85) set by Jokic last season. If Antetokounmpo significantly refreshes this record and the Bucks' record ranks among the top four in the Eastern Conference, Antetokounmpo will definitely have a chance to win the third MVP of his career. Fans and friends, what do you think of this? Come and leave me a comment to discuss.