They all grab 7, but found that Curry is much better than Harden

are all 7, and they have superstar teammates around them. As a result, the Clippers defeated the Nuggets and were eliminated, and the Warriors defeated the Rockets to advance to the second round. Harden, Curry, the two 2009 players, proved himself in a different way. Curry led the team to win, proving why he was a four-title defender, while Harden scored only 7 points to score 7 points, proving why he still couldn't win the championship.

Curry didn't play 7 games well today, and he scored only 3 points in the first half, which was even worse than Harden's performance in the first half. But even when facing double-teams, he dared to play and carry the team. The team's offense was silent in the third quarter, and he scored 5 points in a row to stabilize the situation. In the final quarter, he was fully fired, scoring 14 points in a single quarter, leading the team to directly lock in the victory, scoring 22 points, 10 rebounds, 7 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks. According to statistics, Curry is the first player in NBA history to win the playoffs tiebreak three times away, and score 20+ points in each game.

But Harden scored 7 and handed over 2 of 8 shots in the game, scoring 7 points and 13 assists. In the team's offense, he did not dare to take action. As a MVP-level defender, he only made 8 shots, fewer than role players. He was huddled on the outside and watched his teammates play, and he didn't dare to take responsibility at all. This was the case with the Nuggets' single defense. This is not the first time he has had a bad life and death battle. Last year, facing the Mavericks, he scored 16 points in G6, watching the team be eliminated, grabbed 7 in 23 years, and scored 9 points in 3 of 11 shots. This year is worse than last year, and the previous year. Harden averaged 19.3 points, 5.7 rebounds, 7.9 assists, 2.6 steals and 1.3 blocks in his career tiebreaker, with a shooting percentage of 35.5% and 22.4% of three-pointers.

Now that the key battle is coming, it has become Harden's label, and Harden has been nailed to the pillar of shame. You should know that this time he is still playing around with 2fmvp and 2dpoy Leonard (the small card averaged 25+7 in the playoffs this season, with a shooting percentage of 53.7%, but he can't help Harden). His offense and defensive performance is much better than Butler, but Harden still failed to prove himself.