NBA Summer League: Raptors counterattacked the Nuggets 101-97 to achieve three consecutive victories, Walter scored 26 points to make a contribution

Today in the NBA Summer League, the Raptors and the Nuggets confronted each other, and in the end, the Raptors defeated the Nuggets 101-97. This showdown between the 11th East and the 4th West West team, the process was ups and downs, instantly igniting the enthusiasm of fans! In the game, Raptors player Walter was a key man. He efficiently scored 26 points in 28 minutes, made 8 of 16 shots and 4 three-pointers, and 7 steals activated the team's defense. The Raptors scored 34 points in the third quarter, reversing the situation with the offensive wave. In terms of the score in a single quarter, the Raptors fell behind 21-25 in the first quarter, and stumbled 18-19 in the second quarter, and completed a rebound 34-18 in the third quarter. Although they were chased 28-35 in the last quarter, they still locked in the victory with their early advantages.

On the Nuggets, Curtis Jones scored 20 points, Holmes II was unable to save his 11 rebounds, and assists, turnovers and other data were also at a disadvantage. The Raptors led 21-13 in assists, with fewer mistakes 17-24. Team cooperation and stability became the key to winning.

After the game, netizens were furious, "Walter's steal is too fierce, and the third quarter is too ignited to chase points!" "It's a pity that the Nuggets collapsed in the third quarter, and the Raptors team is incredible" burst into the comment section. When the media interviewed the Raptors coach, he praised the player's execution in the third quarter, saying that "focusing on offensive and defensive conversions, he seized the opponent's loopholes"; Nuggets admitted that "the rhythm of the third quarter was not controlled well, and too many mistakes were made and he lost his advantage." In this summer matchup, the Raptors showed resilience and team strength. The highlights of players such as Walter have reserved confidence for the new season. Although the Nuggets failed, they can find highlights from rebounds (37-35), blocks (9-6), etc., and the rhythm can be optimized in the future. Looking forward to the follow-up events of the two teams in the summer league, we will see whether the Raptors can continue their form and whether the Nuggets can adjust and counterattack. The excitement is worth keeping locked!

Starting lineup between the two sides:

Raptors: No. 14 Walter (back), No. 23 Shedder (back), No. 12 Boyle (forward), No. 77 Bater (forward), No. 11 Castleton (center)

Nuggets: No. 23 Bates (back), No. 21 Jones (forward), No. 4 Bickerman (back), No. 14 Holmes II (forward), No. 24 Harrison (center)