Nba: I'm Really Not A Hexagon Fighter!

[The negative emotion value from Hamilton is 1000]

[The negative emotion value from Hamilton is 1000]

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Every time Hamilton hits, it will provide Su Lang with a large wave of negative emotional value.

The point difference on the field was unknowingly chased by the Warriors to single digits.

Despair grew in Hamilton's heart.

Hamilton can't find the point of defending Su Lang at all now.

Could it be that he threw himself into the arms of the big man in front of him again and again?

Hamilton was going crazy.

The tactic on the opposite side is not incomprehensible at all, but shameless!

It was the most shameless tactic he had ever seen in his life.

Hamilton felt that he was not playing against Su Lang at all, but was playing against the inside of the Warriors.

After another elevator door play, Su Lang was ready to shoot with a smile on his face.

"Hey! Watch it, I'm going to shoot!"

After finishing speaking, Su Lang shot again.

Hit a three-pointer again.

[Negative emotion value from Hamilton is 1300]

Hamilton was in a very bad mood.

Su Lang actually told himself so blatantly that he was going to shoot.

But he has nothing to do with him.

Soon the referee signaled that it was a two-pointer, because Su Lang stepped on the line when he shot just now.

Su Lang nodded indifferently.

It doesn't matter whether it's a three-pointer or a two-pointer, the Pistons won't have a solution anyway.

After all, the Warriors in the future will rely on this tactic to beat all the strong teams in the league to the ground.

How could the Pistons find a solution to this tactic that transcends the timeline.

beep!

This is the time when Michael Curry off the court couldn't sit still anymore and could only call a timeout.

Although so far he has not found a way to crack it.

But this timeout must be called.

Even if it disrupts Su Lang's rhythm a bit.

During the timeout, Michael Corey and his team members were discussing intensively how to crack the elevator door tactics.

Warriors here,

The state of the players is obviously much better than before.

After all, the pressure is now on the Pistons, even if the Warriors are now behind.

The score on the field has reached 60:66.

At the beginning of the third quarter, the Warriors went straight to a 12-2 offensive climax.

The elevator door tactic somehow affected the Pistons' defense.

Similarly, Hamilton's offensive state has also been affected.

The precise mid-range shot in the first half directly misfired.

That's why the Warriors played such an offensive climax.

As soon as the Warriors' players left the court, head coach Don Nelson couldn't wait to walk over.

"Hey! You need to tell me, when did you learn such a tactic, and it was still without the knowledge of my head coach"

After hearing Don Nelson's question, everyone looked in the direction of Su Lang in unison.

Don Nelson showed such an expression as expected.

Su Lang's current performance was more and more beyond Don Nelson's expectations.

Originally, Don Nelson thought he knew everything about Su Lang.

Unexpectedly, Su Lang has a skill in tactical research.

have a look! Is this still what a player should do?

If things go on like this, should the head coach really retire?

Don Nelson's heart once again strengthened the idea of ​​building a ball with Su Lang as the core.

Don Nelson has already decided to hug Su Lang's thigh tightly.

Such a player can be met but not sought, if the Warriors really disagree with their own ideas.

At worst, I will leave with Su Lang at that time.

Hope the team doesn't let him go that far. Don Nelson thought silently in his heart.

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After the timeout ends, players from both sides continue to return to the field.

The players of the Pistons felt as if they had eaten shit.

The reason was the pause just now, they couldn't find any way to crack the elevator door tactics at all.

So when he plays at this time, he will definitely be beaten by Su Lang.

The game continues here.

After Hamilton lost his mid-range shot, all the offensive pressure came to Iverson.

But at this time, Iverson also had problems.

That's Iverson's physicality.

Time is not forgiving. Even someone who is as strong as the answer to Iverson has to admit that the peak is gone.

Iverson made a layup after a breakthrough.

The basketball actually bounced out of the frame, which made the already desperate Pistons even worse.

Look back at the Warriors' offensive possession.

Su Lang used the elevator door tactic again.

Hamilton's defense was fruitless, but Iverson and Prince helped defend it.

This was also the only way the Pistons thought of when they paused.

Compared with Su Lang's three-pointer, it is obvious that they are more like letting Su Lang hand over the basketball to his teammates.

After seeing this scene, Su Lang gave the basketball to Jackson, who was 45 cents, without thinking.

The current Pistons are no longer the iron bucket defense in the first half.

Su Lang has helped his teammates tear a hole in the Pistons' defense.

If Jackson can't play out behind him, then he will be very sorry to Su Lang.

Jackson went straight to the empty basket and completed a one-handed split dunk.

The grievances accumulated throughout the first half were vented directly.

Don Nelson showed such an expression off the court.

Just now he saw that the elevator door tactic is definitely not just for liberating Su Lang's offensive point.

There must have been a series of subsequent changes.

The current situation on the court just verified Don Nelson's thoughts.

Here Su Lang saw Jackson score with a one-handed dunk.

He shook his head regretfully.

In fact, the best thing about this tactic is that the team has a strong three-pointer.

When the original Warriors used this tactic.

If other players double-team Curry, Thompson's three-pointer is waiting.

That is real despair. Really helpless.

I can only watch helplessly as one three-pointer after another falls into my own net

But the current Warriors obviously don't have such a configuration.

But enough against the Pistons.

After all, the current Pistons are in a mess.

Now the Pistons' defense is like a sieve.

"Fuck! They're fouling! Did you see that! Why didn't you whistle"

The grumpy Rasheed Wallace could no longer endure such suffering.

He yelled directly at the referee.

Such rogue tactics completely broke Rasheed Wallace's mind.

beep!

The referee gave a foul as he wished.

But it was not given to the Warriors, but to Rasheed Wallace.

Rasheed Wallace received a technical foul for impulsive play.

Obviously the referee does not think that the Warriors' tactics are suspected of fouling.

Is a referee still using a player to teach him how to judge the game?

Such a person should teach him a lesson!

"Hey! You can't do anything except complain, go home and find your mother."

Su Lang whispered in Rasheed Wallace's ear.

[The negative emotion value from Rasheed Wallace is 3000]

really! The next second Rasheed Wallace exploded!

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