Adelman: Alexander s control over angles during his breakthrough, which has a very Iverson flavor

Nuggets coach David Adelman recently accepted an interview with reporters, and during this period he focused on Thunder player Shea Gilgers Alexander. Adelman looked focused and said firmly: "His control of angles when breaking through is very scented." As we all know, Allen Iverson was once a legendary superstar in the NBA arena and is famous for his sharp breakthrough skills. Alexander's ability to control the breakthrough angle was compared with Iverson, which shows how exquisite his skills were.

You should know that grasping the breakthrough angle is not easy. It requires players to have keen insight, excellent physical coordination and bold decision-making skills. Alexander's performance in the game undoubtedly proves his outstanding talent in these aspects. For example, in previous games, he successfully got rid of the opponent's tight defense many times with clever angle choices and created an excellent scoring opportunity for himself.

Nuggets and Thunder's second-round playoff G3 will kick off at 10 a.m. tomorrow. So far, both sides have tied 1-1 in this fierce series. This even-match situation makes the victory or defeat of G3 particularly critical. From a historical perspective, the third game after the two sides draw in the playoffs is often decisive. It not only affects the trend of the entire series, but may also become a turning point in the mentality and tactical adjustment of the two teams.

At the social level, such a wonderful and intense game has attracted the attention of countless fans. Both the Nuggets' loyal fans and the Thunder's fanatical supporters are full of expectations for this game. Everyone discussed enthusiastically on social media, predicting the results of the game, and cheering for their favorite teams. This game has undoubtedly become the focus of the current sports world.