Maddie s specific time of 35 seconds and 13 minutes.

December 11, 2004 Rockets home against Spurs.

Not 35 seconds and 13 minutes, to be exact, but 44 seconds. With 44 seconds remaining, I don't know who called a timeout, and after the start, Maddie dribbled the ball, and when he threw in his first 3-pointer, the time was exactly 35 seconds. Then another round of offense was played, and it was Maddie who dribbled the ball, and outside the three-point line, he shook Duncan, and then he shot, and the ball went in, and he also made a foul on Duncan, and the free throw also went in.

At this point, the time stops in seconds. There were only seconds left after Maddie's third three-point shot. The Spurs' possession, and then the Rockets came to a steal, and it was Maddy who dribbled the ball, and a pull-up jump shot from beyond the three-point line, went in, 81:

80.There were seconds left, but it was too late.

Maddie killed the Spurs.

December 11, 2004 Rockets home game against Spurs seconds four three-pointers (one for a four-pointer, Duncan fouled. ）

December 11, 2004 Rockets home against Spurs.

Absolute classic.

I remember it on December 10, 2004 against Spurs.

U.S. Time.

9:30 a.m. Beijing time

At that time, CCTV5 was not broadcasting, Guangdong Sports Station was broadcasting, and the last 35 seconds played for more than half an hour!

That's right, that's the time.

December 11, 2004 Rockets home against Spurs.

Halo: Beijing time.

That's what my poster says.

Rockets vs. Spurs game on December 10, 2004.

On December 9, 2004 (December 10, 2004, Beijing time), 16,170 Houston fans had the honor to witness history at Toyota Center in Houston.

The Rockets miraculously reversed the Spurs at home, Tracy McGrady scored 13 points in 35 seconds in the final moments of the game, including a three-pointer at 35 seconds, a three-pointer at a second (three points and a free throw), a three-pointer at a second, and a three-point shot at the last second, and the Rockets magically defeated the Spurs 81-80.

After the race, the 35 seconds were called the "Maddie Moment" (T-Mac's time), calling Maddie the man who touched God.

NBA Maddie's 35.13 seconds refers to Maddy's 13 consecutive points in the last 35 seconds of the game in the Rockets' vs. Spurs game on December 10, 2004 (Beijing time), helping the Rockets defeat the Spurs, a feat also known as the "Maddie moment".

Maddie hit a three-pointer in the penultimate 35 seconds of the game, then a three-and-one in the first second against Duncan, another three-pointer in the first second against a tight defense in Bowen, and a three-pointer in the penultimate seconds to beat the Spurs.

As the world's top basketball league, the NBA has many achievements that will not be reflected in the basic data will be recorded by the league, such as Maddy's 35.13 seconds has become a classic moment in the league. Let Maddie be known to fans around the world.

After all, no one has ever achieved such an achievement as Maddie, and Maddie's elegant style of play is also imprinted in the hearts of fans. But in fact, there are many similar records in the league like Maddie's 35.13 seconds. But the only thing the world is known for is Maddie's moment.

Murray, who now plays for the Nuggets, once scored 12 points in 31 seconds, which is very close to Maddy's moment.

Whenever people mention slashing high scores in a short period of time, the first thing that comes to mind is Maddie's 35.13 seconds. Maddie's moment has even gone down in history, but Murray's 31.12 seconds has been forgotten. In terms of points per second, Murray is even more efficient than Maddie.

But why is Murray's accomplishments so much not being talked about?

While Murray and Maddy's scoring moments both occurred in the regular season, there was a clear gap between their opponents. Maddie faces the favourites Spurs, while Murray faces the Trail Blazers. At that time, the players who defended Maddie were historical defenders like Duncan and Bowen, and the players who defended Murray obviously did not have this level of ability.

From this point of view alone, the gold content of Maddie's moment is much higher.

What's more, Maddie moments helped the Rockets to victory. However, Murray's score did not turn the tide of battle. Losing a game and winning a game are two very different effects. Everyone will only remember the winner, and even if the loser can show good results, it will be buried.

In the end, even if there is a difference between Maddie's and Murray's scores, it is more coincidental that Maddie and Murray's scores are both ** 3-pointers. And all of them hit four 3-pointers. They both got a 3+1 chance, but it was Murray who didn't score the goal.

These 3 reasons can show that Maddie's moment is more important for Sen Xing, not only because Maddie is strong himself, but also because he is a teammate with Yao Ming. But these 13 points are really hard-won, and there may be many players close to such moments, but they have not been surpassed so far. In my opinion, only Miller moments can match it!