The King of the Last Quarter! A list of the players who scored the most in the final quarter of the playoffs: Alexander lost to one person!

The fourth quarter often plays a final role in a game. If you want to maintain offensive firepower in the fourth quarter, it is impossible for experts to do so. So who are the five players with the highest average score in the last quarter of the playoffs this season? Let’s learn about this column with you.

Fifth place: Clippers Leonard averaged 7.5 points per game

The reason why the Clippers this season was highly expected before the playoffs was because Harden's historical bottom-up ability and Leonard's big heart at critical moments seemed to allow them to have no game that they could not win, but the final result still proved that this set of high-quality personnel still had its own weakness. The only thing that is gratifying is that Leonard is still a reliable star at a critical moment after several serious injuries. In the seven games against the Nuggets, Leonard scored less than 20 points, and he averaged 7.5 points per game in the fourth quarter. While ensuring health, Leonard is still worth building the team around him.

Fifth place: Celtics Tatum, averaging 7.5 points per game

Although the Celtics are not the best team in the regular season, since the top Cavaliers and the Thunder in the East and West regular season seem a bit immature, there are still quite a lot of people who are optimistic that the Celtics can defend their title successfully this season. Tatum has become the top star in the league, so how far the Celtics can go depends largely on the performance of the star. In the eight games that Tatum played this season, he scored 30+ points in four of them, and scored 42 points in one of them, and averaged an efficient output of 7.5 points in the fourth quarter. It’s a pity that Tatum got all this to an abrupt end due to a serious Achilles tendon injury in the series against the Knicks.

4th place: Magic Ban Kairo, averaging 7.8 points per game

Ban Kairo has grown qualitatively, and all scoring methods are becoming more and more mature, he has gradually become one of the top stars in the league. In his second playoff journey in his career, Ban Kairo, who faced the defending champion Celtics, played a very high level, and his averaged 7.8 points per game in the fourth quarter proved that he was also a big scene.

Third place: Knicks Brunson Average 8.2 points

In the playoffs, Knicks coach Thibodeau used the main "Five Donkeys" tactics and was criticized for his fierce use. In fact, the reason for this situation is that the coach is indeed not good at rotation, and on the other hand, it is difficult for substitutes to meet the requirements of playoff intensity. Among the main players of the Knicks, Brunson is the omnipotent scoring master. When the team cannot open the offensive situation through existing tactics, Brunson's level of attack will become the Knicks' primary solution to the problem. Brunson's terrifying firepower in the fourth quarter is also an important factor in helping the Knicks enter the Eastern Conference Final.

Second: Thunder Alexander averaged 8.4 points per game

Alexander is undoubtedly the most successful player this season. After the Thunder defeated the Pacers through a tiebreak, he won almost all the major honors this season. Returning to the game, the Thunder's offensive and defensive system is skillful and smooth, but Alexander is also unambiguous when he needs the stars to solve problems with his personal abilities. Alexander averaged 29.9 points per game throughout the playoffs, and he scored 8.4 points in the fourth quarter.

First place: Cavaliers Mitchell averaged 10 points per game

Originally, the Cavaliers were one of the favorites of the final championship of the season with their regular season record, but the Cavaliers' habitual path dependence on Mitchell's offensive end of the playoffs still made them lose a lot of good opportunities, which led to Mitchell's loss to the Pacers who were more adjusted in the final quarter.