Slap the Clippers in the face! Jewe scored 19 points to help the Thunder tie. US media: George is not as good as him?

In the Thunder equalized the G2 game, Jewe used 19 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists to "slap" the Clippers management in the face. Although his efficiency is still sluggish, he helped the team establish a 23-point advantage in 9 points in the second quarter, becoming one of the key men in the team's reversal. The US media used this to joke: "Did the Clippers really bet right when they exchanged George for him?"

Jewe's performance was like a "double-edged sword": he was 0 of 1 in the first quarter and was booed, and suddenly broke out in the second quarter to score 7 points in a row, helping the Thunder to go from 5 points behind to 18 points; although he made 15 points in the last quarter, he successfully restricted Halliburton on the defensive end, allowing the latter to only score 2 points in the last quarter. Post-match data showed that when Javi was on the court, the Thunder had a net win of 12 points in a hundred rounds, second only to SGA. Some fans dug out the news when the Clippers traded: "At that time, the media said that the Clippers made a lot of money, but now it seems that the Thunder is the winner."

ESPN posted the playoff comparison between George and Javi: George's career shooting percentage was 46.7%, and Javi's shooting percentage was 33.3% in this finals, but Javi's Thunder were the first to equalize the score. A commentator joked: "Basketball is a team sport. Although Jewe's offense is inefficient, his defense and passing are more helpful to the team. The Clippers may really underestimate his value."

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