The media are now divided into two factions with clear boundaries and are beginning to debate. These two media platforms have always been in different directions. Casinos in the US black market have even begun to have bets of the scoring king. At the beginning, the odds were Durant 1:2, while Lin Fei 1:2.5. These data were analyzed by some people with more professional abilities. Later, the odds were constantly changing.

The Warriors established Lin Fei's core style of play, with a record of 12 wins and 7 losses, while the Thunder led by Durant also achieved a record of 13 wins and 6 losses, which means that the Warriors are behind one game after another. Now the Thunder wins fourth in the West, while the Warriors are fifth in the West. However, this gap may be only temporary, because the last game can determine who can have a home advantage in the playoffs. If the Thunder wins, they will naturally have a home advantage. However, if the Thunder wins, the two teams' records are the same, it depends on the division record. The Warriors' division record is slightly better than the Thunder, and the Warriors will still gain a home advantage. Many pillar characters of the team have begun to rest, but for this home advantage, the Warriors and the Thunder have not given up.

Another coincidence is that Durant took over the Thunder games in a few games that Westbrook was absent. After Westbrook returned, his score slipped a little bit. In the last 19 games, he averaged 33 points per game, which was simply unbelievable. Look at Lin Fei, you are even more unbelievable. Lin Fei averaged 33.1 points per game.

It's interesting to look at the scoring list. Lin Fei is now averaging 29.74 points per game, while Durant is averaging 29.94 points per game. The difference is 16 points. There are two possible opportunities for Lin Fei to win the scoring champion in the last game. One situation is that Durant performs misperforming, and the other situation is that Lin Fei performs extraordinaryly.

Looking back on several classic scoring battles in history. From 1977 to 1978, the Iceman George Gerwen of the Spurs and Sampson of the Nuggets rushed to score in the last game to compete for the scoring title. Sampson, who played first, finally scored 73 points, which required Gerwen to score at least 58 points to surpass the former. As a result, Gerwen scored 33 points in the second quarter (the highest score record in NBA in a single quarter). In this game, he scored 63 points in the season, and averaged 27.22 points, defeating Sampson (27.15 points) with a 0.07 point advantage. 16 years later, on April 24, 1994, the last game of the NBA regular season. The "Sharks" who played for the Magic
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