Standing pretty old

Chapter 667

Intersection break, Adelman said in an interview with ESPN: "We played badly in the first quarter, bad defense, bad offense, bad shooting percentage, we have to make adjustments in the second quarter."

Hitler didn't just talk about it casually. As soon as the second quarter started, someone from the Rockets stood up.

On the offensive end of the Rockets, Kyle Lowry held the ball in a high position, Landry raised the screen, and Xiaogang Pao immediately chose to advance with the ball and went straight to the basket.

The birdman Anderson who was in charge of guarding the inside line came from the weak side to defend, sent a big cap, and directly slapped Lowry out.

Xiaogangpao is extremely embarrassing in the Rockets system, because he is a man who needs to hold the ball in his hands, but the Rockets did not give him this growth space and opportunity.

Both Yao Ming, Artest and even Brooks have more ball possessions than him, which is why Lowry is always inefficient in the playoffs.

Before the basketball flew out of the sideline, Shane Battier snatched it. Hayes was in a good position inside. After receiving the ball, he threw the ball to Landry in the high position.

The 17-foot Godbird pulled out his hand and hit!
The Eagles have the ball, Jon Jonson attracts the defense with a low post, and distributes the ball outside the three-point line. Novak misses a long shot. Backboards.

In the transition between offense and defense, Lowry quickly held the ball and advanced the frontcourt immediately after receiving the pass.

Landry also received the basketball at 17 feet, and the Eagles' defense was not in place, and the bird immediately shot the ball.

"brush!"

Again!

The momentum of the rocket is up!

"beep!"

Woodson asked for a timeout. He needed to let the team calm down and let the defense be rearranged by the way.

Both Anderson and Pachulia are responsible for these two goals. Even if one person can't make the save, the other person must step forward to interfere, instead of both staying inside to guard Hayes, who lives on the offensive end only by picking up leaks.

At the end of the timeout, Woodson replaced Anderson and Novak with Eclipse and Salmons.

On the offensive end of the Eagles, Jon Jonson held the ball with his back in the horns, and Salmons ran back to get rid of Battier's defense and went straight to the basket. Jon Jonsen took advantage of the situation and sent a supporting pass.

After receiving the pass, Salmon hit the basket directly and scored a 2+1 against Hayes' defense.

The Atlanta people calmed down, and the two sides re-entered a strategic stalemate, either scoring goals together or striking iron together.

After a few rounds, the coaches of both sides sent their respective team leaders back to the field almost simultaneously.

The return of Ruan Erniu and Yao Ming did not instantly change the direction of the second quarter. The shooting percentages of both sides were not high in this quarter.

However, the Eagles who hold the lead are still more calm.

Er Niu scored 4 more three-pointers in the second half of the second quarter. He made 8 of 6 three-pointers in the half, breaking his personal total of three-pointers in the finals; at the same time, this data also tied Mike Jordan and Kenny Smith shared the Finals single-game three-pointer halftime record.

Ruan Erniu scored a total of 27 points and 13 rebounds in the double-double in the half, while Jon Jonsen scored 7 points, 8 assists, and 6 rebounds, and he was about to go to a triple-double.

67:51, the Hawks extended their lead to 16 points, and the Rockets did not find a way to restrict the Hawks' tactical system.

Ruan Erniu can either be a full-fledged big back in the top arc, or directly hold the ball and attack the basket like a guard, while Jon Jonson is a version of James with a weakened offensive desire, turning a ball-handling small forward All done.

The Rockets' outside defenders were immediately blinded. Artest, Battier, Weaver and others took turns to defend Jon Jonson, but none of them could restrict his support and passing.

In singles, Joe is talking about Jon Jonson's ability to handle the ball at critical moments, not his assist level.

In the two years when the Hawks lacked a strong point guard, Joe Johnson has always been a good player in distributing the ball, but tonight his goal is more clear.

Ruan Erniu, who equaled the number of half-court three-pointers made in a single game in the finals, was actually one of the beneficiaries. Once the touch came, Erniu would firmly complete the shot in the top arc three-point area.

And what about the Rockets?
Not to mention Dayao, who has been playing against him for a long time.
Are you kidding me, can the athletic talents of these two be on par with Er Niu?

All kinds of things are dry and unexplainable in front of them!

Crazy Fan does have a ghostly aura about him. His offensive tactics are actually nothing new at all, they are nothing more than an upgraded version that blurs the position of the Eagles.

It's just that this move just hit the ribs of the Houston Rockets whose position has solidified. Facing traditional teams, the Hawks, a team that doesn't talk about tradition, are playing hooligans recklessly.

Hey, can you still play like this?
Yes, just to play you to death!

……

During the intermission, the media from all walks of life commented and commented, and the TNT lineup was: Charles Barkley, Chris Webber, Reggie Miller.

Barkley has always hated the Rockets. He was in a group with the Rockets when he was old, but he failed to realize his dream in the Rockets, and because of salary issues, he had a very unpleasant relationship with the Rockets owner Alexander.

Weber is Adelman's apprentice, so he always has a passion for the old man.

Reggie Miller is relatively fair, but he still prefers his UCLA alumni, not to mention that this alumni is dominating the game in the way he does best.

At this moment, Barkley was uncharacteristically dissatisfied with Ruan Erniu. He said: "Kafu Nguyen shouldn't shoot so many damn three-pointers. This is just a member of his arsenal, and it shouldn't be his main offense. means.

Now the league's inside line is getting weaker and weaker, and the core offensive method of post-up singles is slowly dying. "

Reggie Miller retorted: "No, I think Kraft is playing in the most correct way. I think he will surprise us tonight. He is very likely to create a new finals three-pointer record. .”

Barkley said, "So you're trying to say your time has come, Reggie?"

"No, Charles, in fact, you also shoot three-pointers, but the times are different, there are more zone defenses, and the inside is too crowded. If the center can shoot, it can open up the inside and create space for the outside assaulters."

Barkley said with a look of disdain: "The inside line should do the inside line well, use the back-up technique to attract double-teams, compress the opponent's defensive formation, and thus give the outside line more shot space. This is the correct way. A team that wins championships entirely on shooting."

Weber smiled and said, "So, should I leave early and give the rest of the time to you two?"

"NO!" Barkley and Miller said at the same time.

Miller said: "You can start touting Adelman and the Rockets!"

After finishing speaking, the three of them laughed together.

Adelman is a master tactician, but tonight's G4 is really nothing to brag about.

The Eagles' surprise attack made Adelman unable to deal with it for a while, and changing formations on the spot has never been his strong point.

The 16-point difference may actually be recovered, but Houston fans already feel bad.

In the locker rooms of the two teams, the head coaches of both teams are doing calm tactical analysis. It is no longer a matter of whether the players work hard or not when the ball is hit.

Both sides are well aware of the importance of G4, and the competition in the second half of the game is bound to be more brutal.

　Thanks to the book friend hansentian for the correction, chapter 666 has been corrected, well, I like this chapter number very much.

　　
　
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