Why does Maddie say 35.13 seconds?

It starts when the first goal is scored and ends when the last goal is scored. This makes the calculations look good. Reggie Miller's 9.8 minutes is also calculated in this way.

It's 35 seconds, and it's not counted from the moment the ball goes in, and if it's counted from the shot, who knows if it goes in, so it's all counted from the goal stoppage.

Hehe, if you calculate it this way, if you subtract the Spurs' time to get the ball, it's far from 35 seconds.

It is calculated from the first third of the wheat cast.

With 35 seconds left at the end of the game, the first shot was made, and a total of 13 consecutive points were scored by the end of the game.

This is the same principle as the lore, for example, last season's Jeremy Lin's second kill of the Raptors did not mean to launch an offense, but when the ball went in, there was time left.

The timeout in between is not counted, and the first goal is scored

That's a general statement of 35 seconds, and it's the time it takes from the first three points of his turban to the end of the last three points.

Didn't the first three-point time freeze at 35 seconds?

Of course, the score is different at different times, with 10 points at 35 seconds and 13 points at 42 seconds.

It was Maddie who scored thirteen points in thirty-five seconds.

Against the San Antonio Spurs, Maddy scored 13 points in 35 seconds to lead the Rockets to a comeback, and in this game, Maddie was called a race against time.

It is from the first three-point throw to the end of the last three-point throw.

It's all about the same thing. The point is that Maddie was very bullish at the time.

It's 35.13 minutes, 3 three-pointers and a 3 plus 1

It's from the first ball that T-Mac throws.

It starts with the first three points.

It's time from the time you shoot your first three-pointer.

It took 35 seconds to attack!

The timer time officially announced by Lao Mei shall prevail.

Maddie dribbles alone and the offense begins.

Maybe it's a problem with the back table.

Speaking of Maddie, I have to mention the 35 seconds and 13 minutes that touched God. When two of the NBA's most famous scorers come together, the Rockets will surely become a strong contender for the NBA championship. The game took place in the 2004-05 season when the Rockets played against the Spurs.

In fact, before meeting the Rockets, the Spurs had won eight in a row, and their morale was quite high. In contrast, the Rockets' record is not very satisfactory.

In the first three quarters of this game, under the influence of GDP and Popovich's tactics, Yao Ming and Maddie did not play well. In particular, Maddie only hit 7 of 27 shots in the first three quarters, which ultimately led to the Rockets trailing the Spurs by 10 points with 62 seconds before the final game. For Rockets fans, of course, they are very dissatisfied with this result, and there are even many fans who choose to leave the game early, but the game is not over yet.

Against Bowen's defense, Maddie once again hit an incredible 3-pointer. At this point, the score gap has reached two points. At the most critical moment, the Spurs' frontcourt serve was broken by Maddie, and Maddie dribbled wildly from the backcourt.

In March, the Rockets made an epic comeback, with Maddy's 35.13 minutes going down in history and still being talked about by fans today. Duncan had 26 points, 18 rebounds, 3 assists and 7 blocks. Even Brown, the man in the background, scored 20 points with an efficient shot.

It can only be said that Spurs Maddie lost this game, lost to God. In this game, Yao Ming's performance was also excellent in nature. He shot 9-of-15 from the field and finished with 27 points and 10 rebounds.

It was because of his rebound that the Maddy moment officially began, and the Maddy team scored 33 points.

Finally, interestingly, in the post-match interview, Popovich was annoyed for the first time: "How do I know why this is happening? ”！

Maddie's hands are too hot. He's an excellent guy. There were a lot of things they had to do to make the game end like this (and they did).

You watch him stab you in the heart, but there's nothing you can do about it. This actually reflects Popovich's helplessness and Maddie's praise.

Because Murray was still a rookie to the game at that time, and was too low-key to be noticed by fans, he ignored this miracle.

Mainly because Maddie's popularity is high, while Murray's popularity is too low.

Because Maddie's 35.13 seconds successfully ended the game, it was always mentioned by fans, and Murray did not finish the game.

Because Maddy's team at that time was the Rockets, and the opponent was the Spurs, the Spurs' defense in the league at that time was top-notch. And in such a short time of 35 seconds and 13 minutes, it is still a quasi-lore, and there is no doubt about the excitement. It was something that surprised many people, something that was unexpected, even something that was thought impossible at the time.

It was because many people set this record later, so his 32.12 seconds was never mentioned.

On the one hand, because Maddie is very good in his own right and is a superstar in the league, Maddie's behavior will be seen by many people. It is also related to Maddy's opponent at the time, Maddy's team was the defending champion at the time, and the Spurs were particularly golden.

Whenever we mention Maddie, many people think of Maddie's moments, and Medisco is indeed very famous for being one of the highlights of Maddie's career. I have thought about this question before and I will answer it in detail from the following points.

Maddie's personal fame is a bit greater.

When Maddie completed the miracle of 35.13 seconds, Maddie was a superstar in the league, comparable to Kobe Bryant. At that time, Murray was just a rookie, and Murray was not famous when he set 32.12 seconds, which also led to many people not remembering that Murray did it. <>

Maddie's record is a bit more golden.

Maddy's Rockets trailed by a lot of points against the defending champion Spurs, so when Maddy set that record, the whole league was very sensational. That's why a lot of people think of Maddie when they think of their glory moments, but not Murray, a star who can beat a championship team with a magical performance, which obviously attracts more attention. <>

Maddie has superstar Yao Ming by his side.

If you just look at the athletic performance, Maddie's performance was very similar to Murray's performance at that time, but at that time Maddie was surrounded by superstar Yao Ming, Yao Ming had a huge audience and fans in China, and many people at that time would have regarded the Rockets as their home team. It is for this reason that Maddie received numerous accolades for that game, and many people fell in love with Maddie after that game. <>

To sum up, Maddie is a Hall of Fame-level superstar in his own right, and Maddie's moments are also very exciting, so naturally he will be more famous than Murray's 32.12 seconds.

Because Murray broke the rules, which is a very shameful existence in the sports world, even if he is fast, but people despise him very much, so no one mentions it.

It was because although Murray's performance at that time was very outstanding, he did not show such a brilliant result in the subsequent games, so he was ignored.

is because the two people are in different eras, so everyone's attention is not the same, so there is such a gap.