Made all 12 free throws and scored 29+7! The Clippers’ old players continued to explode! The Eastern Conference’s powerful team made a strong recovery with 2 consecutive victories.

On October 27, the NBA regular season continues, with the Heat playing against the Knicks at home. In this game, the two teams fell into a tug-of-war, taking the lead alternately. After that, the Heat gradually took the initiative on the court and widened the point difference, once establishing an 18-point lead. The Knicks then launched a counterattack, but the Heat always had someone who could stand up and score points, always maintaining a lead of about 10 points. In the end, the Heat defeated the Knicks 115-107 at home and achieved 2 consecutive victories.

Before the start of the new season, many people believed that the Knicks could stand out in the Eastern Conference and their lineup was still very competitive. They also achieved 2 consecutive victories in the season and remained undefeated for the time being. However, this time they faced the Heat, but they failed to show their due level and were constantly suppressed. Although they were able to hold on to the score, they were unable to overtake the lead. They struggled to chase points in the final quarter but failed, and finally suffered their first defeat of the new season.

The Heat have successfully ushered in a recovery. After losing in the opening game, the team immediately adjusted. With this victory over the Knicks, they have won 2 consecutive games and successfully returned to the forefront of the Eastern Conference. Among them, Powell, the former Clippers player that the Heat introduced this summer, has made great contributions. I thought he benefited from the star players around him in the Clippers. But after joining the Heat, he has had a stable performance in the first three games, experiencing continuous outbreaks and becoming the team's top scorer.

Facing the Knicks this time, he directly took on the offensive responsibility. He played 31 minutes and made 7 of 15 shots, 3 of 6 three-pointers, 12 of 12 free throws, and scored 29 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists, and 3 steals. With Herro unable to play, Powell's performance on the offensive end is much needed by the team, and he also demonstrated his abilities very well. For Powell, it is also very necessary to perform well so that he can get a good contract extension next summer.

Brunson still performed well for the Knicks, shooting 14 of 26, scoring a game-high 37 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists and 4 steals, with a plus-minus value of +6. The Knicks' starting lineup can still have the upper hand on the court, but it's a pity that the second lineup is at an absolute disadvantage. This is their only disadvantage at present. Clarkson and Yabusele, introduced this summer, have not been well integrated yet.