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CJ McCollum, guard of the Portland Trail Blazers, right, attacks Milwaukee Bucks striker Khris Middleton in the second half of an NBA basketball game in Portland, Oregon on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018. The Trail Blazers won 118-103. (AP Photo / Steve Dipaola)
After a 7-3 start, you could find something about the Portland Trail Blazers games: they did not pass the ball well in one game, they did not shoot three points in another; the opponent was below or missing a key player.
Tuesday's 118-103 win over center Modw during the 118-103 win over Milwaukee was minimal. The Bucks came into the game at 8-1, one of four NBA teams with one loss, but the Blazers upgraded them tonight in their best performance of the season.
"Really a good win against a very good team," said Portland coach Terry Stotts.
Portland's guard, CJ McCollum, scored 19 points in the third quarter when he was 40 points high. His record of the season was 10 points. McCollum, who, with his teammate behind, Damian Lillard, should carry the charge to the point Over the past three seasons, the game has had its ups and downs. Four times less than 35% of the shots were scored or worse in a match.
On Tuesday, he unveiled his extensive offensive repertoire by shooting 17 of 26 field goals and 5 of 10 (the mark for both were highs of the season), as well as six assists of the season.
"I spend a lot of time doing photos, working on floats, working on push-ups," McCollum said. "It does not surprise me when I'm doing well. It surprises me when I'm not beating. "
McCollum's warm hand helped the Blazers break free of a 3-point mini-collapse. After shooting 13 for 63 from the back in the previous two games, Portland scored 17 for 43 on Tuesday, making it the second major part of the season.
McCollum has received a lot of support from the bench, the unit whose improvement has been the biggest step forward for the Blazers. Portland's reserves surpassed Milwaukee's bench 35-27. Evan Turner led the way with 16 points and 11 rebounds, his first double doubling since the 2016-17 season.
After scoring 15 assists in their Minnesota win two nights earlier, the Blazers had the same at half-time and 23 points. Portland showed that he could win without pocketing a lot of assists. They are 3-1 in the finished matches. less than 20. But they looked so much softer at the attack on Tuesday, that it's hard to believe that they're not a better team when they get more money. ; aid.
Milwaukee and Portland went into the game at No. 1 and No. 2 in the NBA in rebounds per game, but the Blazers had the advantage here as well, 51-42.
The recovery effort was part of a strong Portland defensive performance. Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 23 points, averaging 26.1 points, and had to work hard against Al-Farouq Aminu and Turner.
The Blazers do not exactly choke the Bucks, but they keep Milwaukee at 43.5% on penalties and 103 points, 19 points lower than the average.
"I thought the teamwork we had as a team was key," Stotts said.
Lillard, who scored 5 points on the field for 15 points, finished with 13 points, his lowest since his 13-point win against Chicago on Jan. 31 last season. But Lillard has long shown his willingness to hand McCollum the score. This match against the Bulls was one in which McCollum scored 50 points, the highest score of his career. Portland won this victory.
The win saw Portland beat 3-1 on its current six-game circuit, with the Los Angeles Clippers heading to the Moda Center on Thursday and Boston, the only team to beat Milwaukee before Tuesday, Sunday. At 8-3, the Blazers have two games ahead of their debut after 11 games last season and are well aware that they can not waste their home games, especially after losing at home against a Washington team that only won another victory this season.
"It's a great win for us, enjoying a six-game family run," said McCollum. "We must have everyone after the Wizards game we dropped out of. We felt we needed to enjoy tonight."
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CJ McCollum, guard of the Portland Trail Blazers, right, attacks Milwaukee Bucks striker Khris Middleton in the second half of an NBA basketball game in Portland, Oregon on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018. The Trail Blazers won 118-103. (AP Photo / Steve Dipaola)
After a 7-3 start, you could find something about the Portland Trail Blazers games: they did not pass the ball well in one game, they did not shoot three points in another; the opponent was below or missing a key player.
Tuesday's 118-103 win over center Modw during the 118-103 win over Milwaukee was minimal. The Bucks came into the game at 8-1, one of four NBA teams with one loss, but the Blazers upgraded them tonight in their best performance of the season.
"Really a good win against a very good team," said Portland coach Terry Stotts.
Portland's guard, CJ McCollum, scored 19 points in the third quarter when he was 40 points high. His record of the season was 10 points. McCollum, who, with his teammate behind, Damian Lillard, should carry the charge to the point Over the past three seasons, the game has had its ups and downs. Four times less than 35% of the shots were scored or worse in a match.
On Tuesday, he unveiled his extensive offensive repertoire by shooting 17 of 26 field goals and 5 of 10 (the mark for both were highs of the season), as well as six assists of the season.
"I spend a lot of time doing photos, working on floats, working on push-ups," McCollum said. "It does not surprise me when I'm doing well. It surprises me when I'm not beating. "
McCollum's warm hand helped the Blazers break free of a 3-point mini-collapse. After shooting 13 for 63 from the back in the previous two games, Portland scored 17 for 43 on Tuesday, making it the second major part of the season.
McCollum has received a lot of support from the bench, the unit whose improvement has been the biggest step forward for the Blazers. Portland's reserves surpassed Milwaukee's bench 35-27. Evan Turner led the way with 16 points and 11 rebounds, his first double doubling since the 2016-17 season.
After scoring 15 assists in their Minnesota win two nights earlier, the Blazers had the same at half-time and 23 points. Portland showed that he could win without pocketing a lot of assists. They are 3-1 in the finished matches. less than 20. But they looked so much softer at the attack on Tuesday, that it's hard to believe that they're not a better team when they get more money. ; aid.
Milwaukee and Portland went into the game at No. 1 and No. 2 in the NBA in rebounds per game, but the Blazers had the advantage here as well, 51-42.
The recovery effort was part of a strong Portland defensive performance. Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 23 points, averaging 26.1 points, and had to work hard against Al-Farouq Aminu and Turner.
The Blazers do not exactly choke the Bucks, but they keep Milwaukee at 43.5% on penalties and 103 points, 19 points lower than the average.
"I thought the teamwork we had as a team was key," Stotts said.
Lillard, who scored 5 points on the field for 15 points, finished with 13 points, his lowest since his 13-point win against Chicago on Jan. 31 last season. But Lillard has long shown his willingness to hand McCollum the score. This match against the Bulls was one in which McCollum scored 50 points, the highest score of his career. Portland won this victory.
The win saw Portland beat 3-1 on its current six-game circuit, with the Los Angeles Clippers heading to the Moda Center on Thursday and Boston, the only team to beat Milwaukee before Tuesday, Sunday. At 8-3, the Blazers have two games ahead of their debut after 11 games last season and are well aware that they can not waste their home games, especially after losing at home against a Washington team that only won another victory this season.
"It's a great win for us, enjoying a six-game family run," said McCollum. "We must have everyone after the Wizards game we dropped out of. We felt we needed to enjoy tonight."
