At the end of three quarters, the score on the court is 100 to 92.
One point that can be clearly felt tonight is that Hansen's scoring is directly linked to the Cavaliers' performance.
When he scores high in a single quarter, like the first and third quarters, the Cavaliers can gain a lead advantage;
But when his scoring is low in a single quarter, like the second quarter, the Cavaliers' lead advantage is eaten away.
This also highlights the dependence of the Cavaliers' current gameplay on the core player; the portion of the score Jokic hasn't managed to contribute on the offensive end has to be filled by Hansen.
So even though the Cavaliers are leading by 8 points now, the situation is not as optimistic as it looks for them.
Because based on the first half's performance, after Hansen played outstandingly in the first quarter, he immediately experienced a significant decline in the second quarter.
