The Nuggets have a secret to winning the championship, and they are indeed the number one player in the league. It is correct to abandon one player

The Nuggets and Thunder series will also not end in a short period of time. From the Thunder's perspective, their playoffs have really begun, because the Nuggets, the opponent is really different from the Grizzlies. We saw it all in the first game, and the Nuggets took the Thunder, which easily advanced and won the first victory in the series. To overturn the championship, the Nuggets have a secret to winning. They are indeed the number one player in the league, and it is right to abandon one person.

Thunder are the favorite team to win this season. This year's first round is also the only group sweep in the West, and they advanced early. Logically speaking, they are better in terms of physical fitness and preparation for the game. As a result, we saw that the Thunder's penalty tactics really shot themselves in the foot. From the Nuggets' perspective, this game overturned the championship and gave me a home advantage, but also improved the team's morale.

So how did the Nuggets win this game? First, Jokic is indeed the number one player in the league. In this regard, it is the Nuggets' biggest advantage and their most confidence. Don’t watch the Nuggets play the tiebreaker. In fact, Jokic is a microcosm. We have seen this game. Jokic scored 42 points, 22 rebounds and 6 assists, and there is really no way to defend.

Second, make good use of rebounding advantages. The Nuggets also brought their rebounding advantage to the extreme in this game. The team got 63 rebounds, 20 more than the Thunder. If it weren't for the Thunder's acceleration and more offensive rounds, they would be more passive when they were so much behind in rebounds. In fact, this is one of the advantages of the Nuggets in this round of the series. The Thunder seems to have double towers, but in fact it is just a fancy. Hartten and Chet are both hiding to play.

Third, the defensive end is targeted. The Nuggets also have their own idea in this defensive end, which is to limit the role players around Alexander. It seems that the Thunder 6 players scored in double digits, and the game was quite lively, but Jaylen Williams made 5 of 20 and his efficiency was quite poor. At the end of the game, I was expecting Alexander to score alone, which was very uncomfortable. So, the Nuggets will continue this defensive strategy in the future, and everyone is clear about this.

Fourth, deprecating small Potter is correct. The new Nuggets coach is also very courageous. When Porter Jr. plays badly, he will abandon it directly, and the same is true for this game. Some people may say that the Nuggets have short rotations, but in fact, when these players adapt to such rotation rhythms, the game can actually achieve better results. The Nuggets will still have this rotation strategy next, so let’s wait and see. In general, the Nuggets have gained a home advantage and feel comfortable next.