Joel Embiid Philadelphia beats Utah perfectly
Philadelphia 76ers (Philadelphia) caught Utah Jazz (hereinafter referred to as Utah) thanks to Joel Embiid (28)’s monstrous performance.
Philadelphia beat Utah by 105-98, its opponent in the NBA’s 22-23 season, by seven points at Wells Fargo Center in Pennsylvania on the 13th.
Attention was focused on how much Utah’s proud big line-up could stop Embiid, the league’s best offensive center.
From the first quarter, Utah’s team basketball and Philadelphia’s Embiid’s Hero Ball faced off properly. Utah scored eight points on the court, including two three-point shots by Laurie Makanen. Philadelphia produced a total of 20 points, with Embiid scoring 13 and Maxi scoring 7.
In the second quarter, the pattern also remained unchanged, and Philadelphia, where Embiid, who scored 24 points alone in the first half alone, finished the first half with a 51-57 lead by eight points. In the third quarter, Embiid’s performance continued, and Utah also continued its fierce scoring battle as several players succeeded in scoring. The two teams finished the third quarter with a 78-78 tie after a seesaw game.
Embiid, who entered the fourth quarter, started by earning a foul from the beginning and accumulating free throws. Embiid tied the score with a pull-up jumper when Utah succeeded in reversing, and drew Utah’s time-out by closely following Utah, who tried to run away with consecutive mid-range jumpers.
Sexton countered Embiid, who still plays well with consecutive goals. But Sexton almost went over the flow as he lost the ball to Maxi. Fortunately for Utah, Jared Vanderbilt tied the score again with a tip. In the ensuing attack, Utah succeeded in reversing as Conley saved Makanen’s mid-range jumper. As a result, Embiid was called back on the court without much rest.
Embiid made a difficult jumper as soon as he came off the bench and put in all the free throws he got from Conley’s foul. Then Sexton succeeded in scoring a breakthrough and continued the seesaw game, and Embiid got another shooting foul from Makanen. Embiid scored with a layup after giving Sexton a block, and also made Makanen’s layup a block. Ambide again got a shooting foul from Sexton to score a run away.
Embiid blocked another Sexton breakthrough about a minute after the end, and Philadelphia called the game time to seal the victory. In Utah, Sexton was eliminated and Beasley was the last to play. As a result, Embiid succeeded in the Faderway jumper and widened the score with a two-position game. Since then, Clarkson’s quick three-point shot has not gone in. 파워볼사이트
Philadelphia blocked Utah’s three-point shot with a reverse foul and crossed the ninth ridge of the game when Makanen’s free throw did not go in. After Beasley stole Maxi’s ball, Clarkson threw a three-point shot, but it did not go in, and Embiid scored an additional goal with a free throw to complete 59 points. Embiid’s monstrous performance gave Philadelphia a 105-98, seven-point victory over Utah.