Burst! 48 points + 43 points! The first god of war in the NBA playoffs

The latest playoff results.

Won, this season's Eastern Conference regular season champion Cavaliers finally won, G3 full force on the line, 126-104 away to beat the Pacers, currently 1-2 down in the series.

So, when will defending champions Celtic start meat? So far, the Knicks are 0-2 behind, and they have one foot on the edge of the cliff.

In this game, Mitchell slashed wildly, hitting 14 of 29 shots, scoring 43 points plus 9 rebounds and 5 assists, and the Cavaliers also had 4 players score double-doubles.

This round of the series,Mitchell scored 33, 48 and 43 points respectively, totaling 124 points and scoring 40+ points in two consecutive gamesSo far in this year's playoffs, he has averaged 31.3 points, 4.6 rebounds, 4.9 assists and 1.7 steals per game, and must be at the level of the first god of war.

If this guy plays for a big ball city team, I don't know how much he has been blown to death.

However, if the Cavaliers stop in the second round of the playoffs this year, they may see him enter the trade market and cause a scramble, with his contract expiring at 28 years and a salary of $46.39 million, $50.11 million and $53.82 million for the next three seasons, respectively.

The Pacers' full team stats are as follows:

Haliburton, who played well in the previous two games, was frantically sanctioned by the Cavaliers, G3 was frantically sanctioned by the Cavaliers, as the star of the Pacers, only scored 4 points, and the best organization only delivered 5 assists and 3 turnovers, which was a big surprise.

It is worth mentioning that in April this year, the American media The Athletic interviewed 158 players and anonymously voted who is the most overrated player in the league? Haliburton leads the way with 14.4 percent, followed by Gobert (10 percent) and Trae Young (8.9 percent).

Of course, you can't talk about it one by one, after all, everyone has a downturn, maybe G4 Haliburton will break out again and lead the team to win, thus bringing the series to 3-1 and making the Cavaliers completely retreat.

Anyway, the Pacers still hold the initiative and will definitely not easily let go of the opportunity to step on the Cavaliers to reach the Eastern Conference Finals!