"Beep, beep"

"Both fouls?" Two-way fouls are worth it for Young, because he only committed his second foul, and LeBron James already committed his third.

"Offensive foul! James committed 4." He came back in the next round and wanted revenge, but was hit hard by the referee.

"There are still 9 minutes and 47 seconds left before the end of the third quarter."

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83:76, this is the score of the two teams at the end of the third quarter,

With LeBron's premature exit, Young also had the energy to lock Irving's singles.

At the same time, Covington is liberated, allowing him to have the energy to coordinate and correct deficiencies.

The improvement in the quality of single defense and assist defense also brought the Cavaliers' offense to a standstill. They only scored 20 points in a single quarter.

The most critical thing is that Young got a full 2 ​​minutes and 21 seconds of rest time in this quarter.

Due to less time in the third quarter, LeBron James started the fourth quarter with a rotating lineup.

Let’s try to narrow the gap

Although the first 36 minutes were 33 minutes and 30 seconds

At the beginning of the fourth quarter, Young continued to come

Four minutes later, the competition between the two teams’ second-team shooters was beyond everyone’s expectations.

Cavaliers made 0 of 5 three-pointers

The 76ers made 2 of 8 three-pointers

After being stretched from 7 points to 13 points, Blatt could only choose to bring Jr. Smith and Love back to the court to start the decisive battle.

As for Irving

He had already reached the playing time limit given by the time limit in the second half of the third quarter.

Without Irving, the fourth quarter is completely a one-man show for Young and James.

The two showed each other everything from low-post singles, three-pointers, breakthrough layups, air cuts to roll calls.

At the end of the show, David Blatt was "surprised" to find that his team had not caught up by much, but had no choice but to surrender.

48 seconds

Facing a 10-point disadvantage

The Cavaliers surrendered

108:100

The battle between No. 1 in the Eastern Conference and No. 2 in the Eastern Conference has come to an end.
Chapter completed!