Quick Battle Report: Westbrook dreams of returning to the top, Avdija breaks Thunder s undefeated streak, Doncic closes with Spurs

On November 6, the NBA regular season ushered in three classic anxious battles. The three teams fought hard until the end to determine the winner: the Trail Blazers narrowly defeated the Thunder 121:119, the Kings narrowly defeated the Warriors 121:116, and the Lakers narrowly defeated the Spurs 118:116.

The Warriors faced off against the Kings; the core three of Curry, Butler, and Dream Chasing were absent. It was obvious that this was a training exercise. Although they lost the game, it had a perfect training effect. The three young players completed the task well and all scored 20+: Kuminga 24 points and 9 rebounds, Moody 28 points and 4 blocks. Cap and No. 56 pick Richard scored an efficient 30 points and 7 rebounds in the first game; although the three 20+ Warriors once saw hope of chasing points, Jiang was still too old. Schroeder made two free throws to determine the victory. The young boy Russell Westbrook scored 23 points, 16 rebounds and 10 assists to return to his peak moment. The Kings narrowly defeated the Warriors 121:116.

Who can defeat the Thunder's unbeaten golden status has become a highlight of the league. Boxing is afraid of young people! Today, the youth pioneers did it. Who would have thought that it was originally a mess and accidentally overturned the defending champion. The two teams fought fiercely until the last minute. Holiday made two key free throws and Joe missed the tie-breaking three-pointer. The Trail Blazers came back with 22 points and narrowly beat the Thunder 121:119 to break their undefeated streak. Three Trail Blazers scored 20+: Avdija was superb in the final quarter with 26 points, 10 rebounds, 9 assists and 15 of 16 free throws. Today, Alexander was the first to score. Holiday scored 20 points and Grant 20 points; Alexander scored 35 points and 9 rebounds. The Thunder's 20-point lead in the first quarter was overturned. They underestimated their opponent today.

The Spurs played against the Lakers, and Doncic returned to face Bunyama. The two future superstars of the league had a direct dialogue; the two teams still had a tight score until the last moment. Champany missed a key free throw. Seven Spurs scored in double figures and lost to the Lakers 116:118. Ayton opened two games in a row and his second line was opened up. In this game, he made 9 of 13 shots with an efficient 22 points and 10 rebounds. If you continue to play like this, the Lakers will have to pay more. Doncic's comeback is still unanswerable, with 35 points, 9 rebounds, 13 assists and 5 steals, dominating both offense and defense. However, the high-end game player Yamama committed another 6 fouls today and graduated with 19 points and 8 rebounds. His performance was not even as good as Ayton.