The 10th Red and Black List: The Cavaliers lineup fully demonstrates super strength, and the Nuggets fight overtime to defeat the Thunder!

There are many good shows in the NBA game, and I will listen to you whoever is the god or who is the trick. On May 10, the NBA ushered in two games. Mitchell scored 43 points and the Cavaliers beat the Pacers to win a game back. The Nuggets scored 20+ overtime to defeat the Thunder. So how exactly do the players perform in the game? This column will show you the NBA red and black list.

Special Red List

It's time to show true strength

Calligraphers Mitchell: 43 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists

0-2 Cavaliers are truly standing on the edge of the cliff. After all, no team in NBA history can make a comeback when they are behind 0-3, and when the Cavaliers are in urgent need of heroes, Mitchell stood up and became the master of the game. With the bayonets coming to the postseason, the Cavaliers in this game put aside the team style they used in the regular season and turned to the Pacers' defense around Mitchell's strong point. The fire-powered defender did not disappoint the team and scored a game-high 43 points. With this "explosion point", the Pacers also lost the discipline and order of the first two games, especially the abnormal performance of the number one star Halliburton finally allowed the Cavaliers to win a game 126-104. In addition to a big victory, Mitchell also set several records in this game: he became the first player to score 43+ points in two consecutive playoffs since Durant in 2019, and scored 91 points in two consecutive playoffs, and became the first player in the Cavaliers' history to complete this feat.

How big is your heart?

Nuggets Gordon: 22 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists

It seems that Gordon has completely gotten rid of the simple-minded "jumping man" image in the early stage of his career, and his increasing skillful skills have also made him not frightened when facing big scenes. In G3 returning to home, Aaron Gordon once again made great contributions to the team: at the last moment of regular time, he equalized the score with a three-pointer in the bottom corner and won a glimmer of hope for the team to finally succeed in helping the Nuggets defeat the Thunder 113-104 after overtime.

The red list

Phenomenon defensive performance

Calligraphy Mobley: 18 points, 13 rebounds, 3 steals, 3 blocks

Mobley showed his terrifying strength from "defense from one to five", laying the foundation for the team's victory.

Be shameless and brave

Nuggets Porter Jr.: 21 points and 8 rebounds, 5 of 6 three-pointers, 3-pointers made a bad performance in the previous game, personally washed away the shame in this game. His score, shooting and three-point shooting were all the personal highs of this season's playoffs.

Divine blocking God of Killing

Nuggets Murray: 27 points and 8 assists

When Jokic's three-pointer was zero, Murray's timely explosion on the offensive end ensured the sustainability of the team's firepower.

The only team that does not get lost

Thunder Jewe: 32 points and 5 assists

The main players of the Thunder were collectively cold in this game, except for Jewe. If it weren't for Jewe's hard support, the team would have lost in the regular season.

Black List

Is this the MVP level?

Thunder Alexander: 7 of 22 shots and 1 of 6 three-pointers

The Thunder's shooting and three-point shooting percentages were behind the Nuggets. Alexander's poor touch was an important reason for this situation.

Has the basket covered?

Pacers Halliburton: 4 points 2 of 8 shots

Halliburton's bad offense looked like he had a lid on the basket.

It is time to worry about the next contract

Cavaliers Jerome: 2 points 1

The Cavaliers' winning did not bring Jerome's form to recover at all. He has scored only 2 points in two consecutive games.