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Jimmy Butler scored 17 of 30 points in the fourth quarter and the Miami Heat came close in a victory in the NBA Eastern Conference finals.
Man of the match
The victorious Heat played perfectly in the fourth quarter and 115: 110 (29:30, 21:27, 25:30, 40:13) broke the regular season winner at the Milwaukee Bucks and led 3-0 in a series of up to four wins.
After three halves, the Bucks were ahead by 12 points (87:75) and it looked like Milwaukee basketball players would eventually score their first series win, but they played the worst deciding quarter in NBA history.
The Heat won the fourth quarter with 27 points (40:13), the largest quarterfinal in the NBA playoffs.
“No, I’m not surprised,” said Butler, who became the Heat’s wizard after the game. – I think everyone will be surprised, but not us. You won’t be surprised if you wear a Heat jersey, if you’re one of our coaches, part of an organization, if you’ve seen how we’ve been working all year. That doesn’t surprise us. “
“They hit every attack and we didn’t do everything we could,” Bucks helmsman Mike Budenholzer said of the fourth quarter.
Fourth quarter episodes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rmqMlVTKYY
Miami basketball players also had the biggest comeback in club history. In 2013, the Heat were 10 points behind the fourth quarter in the final sixth game, but still beat the San Antonio Spurs. This time before the last 12 minutes the deficit was 12 points.
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In the fourth quarter, the Milwaukee team made 6 shots of 23 and did not take a 10-shot shot from the 3-point zone.
The Heat started the fourth quarter with a 19: 6 streak and, after Butler’s seven straight points, they again weighed the result in their favor (94:93).
4 minutes and 41 seconds before the end of the game, the Milwaukee club took the lead 99:98, but scored just 1 point in the remaining time and missed the last 10 shots.
No team in NBA history has won the series after falling behind 0-3.
“We can become them,” last season’s MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo said after the loss.
Miami basketball players won all 7 games in the NBA playoffs.
For the winners, Butler scored 30 points in 35 minutes (5/8 doubles, 2/5 trit., 14/19 penalties), bounced 7 balls and made 6 assists.
Bam Adebayo, who scored 7 doubles of 8 and 6 free throws of 7, scored 20 points, plus 16 grabs and 2 blocks.
In the losing ranks, Antetokounmpo scored 21 points in 35 minutes (7/14 dvit., 0/7 trit., 7/12 penalties), bounced 16 balls, made 9 assists and blocked 2 shots.
“It just came to our notice then. We didn’t play up to three wins, we played up to four. We still have something to play with,” George Hill said after the game.
Heat: Jimmy Butler 30 (7th rev., 6 res.), Bamas Adebayo 20 (7/8 diat., 16 rev.), Jae Crowderis 17 (5/11 trit.), Goran Dragicius 15, Tyler Herro 13 (d . 8).
Bucks: Brookas Lopezas 22, Giannis Antetokounmpo 21 (0/7 trit., 16 atk. Kam., 9 rez. Lost), Khrisas Middletonas 18 (7 rez. Lost), George’as Hillas 13, Donte DiVincenzo 10.
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