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At the end of the third quarter, the score was 93.:８１

The score difference between the two sides returned to double digits again.

During the intermission, Hollins took a last look in Su Lang's direction.

He took out his last trump card.

After arranging the tactics, Hollins exhaled heavily.

He had done his best to lead the Grizzlies to this point.

The rest could only be left to God.

Beep!

The fourth quarter officially began.

The Grizzlies' offensive round.

Rudy Gay scored the first goal for the Grizzlies and scored the first point of the fourth quarter. He made a layup.

The score difference returned to a single-digit gap again.

This score gave the Grizzlies players confidence.

Their defensive steps were obviously much faster.

Looking back, when the Warriors attacked.

Hollins' strategy was revealed.

Su Lang had just controlled the basketball and passed half court.

Mike Conley rushed up, and Mayo also rushed over with all his might.

This was Hollins' final strategy.

Double-team Su Lang with the basketball without thinking!

As long as Su Lang had the ball, double-team him without thinking!

After Su Lang saw Jackson's missed defense, he passed the ball to Jackson directly.

The disadvantage of double-teaming Su Lang was revealed.

Jackson shot the ball easily from mid-range and hit the ball.

The score difference returned to double digits again.

However, this was still within Hollins' calculation.

Compared with Su Lang's terrifying hit rate, Jackson's side was still acceptable.

Don Nelson of the Warriors looked at Hollins with surprise.

Good guy! This is really shameless! Double- teaming a rookie without thinking.

Don Nelson knew that after this game, Hollins would be labeled incompetent in the coaching circle.

After all, facing a rookie, he had to adopt a double-teaming defense strategy without thinking.

How incompetent must the head coach be to come up with such a crippled tactic.

In the next three rounds, without exception, Su Lang encountered double-teaming defense by Mike Conley and Mayo just after one half.

During this period, Andris tried to come over to help Su Lang pick and roll.

But this approach would make one more person double-team Su Lang.

Su Lang did not attack for three consecutive rounds.

The ball was passed to Jackson who was released.

Jackson made the first shot.

But the other two shots were all inappropriate. Facing an empty defense, he missed the shot.

This made Jackson very upset.

The Grizzlies also took this opportunity to reduce the score difference to 7 points.

The score on the field was 97.:９０

It was the Warriors' turn to attack. Su Lang whispered something in the ear of the martial saint Jackson.

Jackson's eyes widened instantly.

But he finally nodded.

This time, after the Warriors sent the ball from the baseline, Jackson did not rush to the front court.

Instead, he followed Su Lang's intention and slowly passed the half court.

Just after half court, Su Lang passed the basketball to Jackson.

This made Mike Conley, who was about to double-team Su Lang, stunned.

Just when Mike Conley was stunned, Su Lang started.

Su Lang started running directly.

That's right, Su Lang's plan was to play without the ball.

Don't forget that Su Lang also has an S-level running god skill.

After coming to NBA, Su Lang has been playing with the ball, so this skill seems to have been forgotten.

But now Su Lang took it out again.

So a strange scene appeared on the court.

Jackson, who was in the 2nd position, was holding the ball at the top of the arc at this time.

On the contrary, Su Lang, who was in the 1st position, was doing what Jackson should have done.

He was running around the court crazily.

With his excellent running skills, Su Lang shook off Mayo, the defender next to him, after two rounds.

Mayo could only look at Su Lang's back unwillingly.

After shaking off Mayo, Su Lang went straight to the outside line.

Jackson instantly passed the basketball to Su Lang.

The eight-fold mirror skill of the court was activated, and Su Lang shot three points again.

Rudy Gay, who failed to make up for the defense in time, could only watch Su Lang shoot easily.

Swish!

The three-pointer hit the basket steadily, and the score difference returned to double digits again.

Hollins off the court was completely stunned.

He calculated everything, but he didn't calculate that Su Lang actually had such a no-ball running skill.

And Su Lang actually started to play without the ball on the court.

Hollins really wanted to point at Su Lang's straight face and question Su Lang.

Why do you want to do something else?

Why does a No. 1 position have to max out the no-ball running skill.

After Su Lang started playing without the ball, he completely freed himself from the shackles on his body.

Swish! Swish! Swish!

At this moment, the basket was really like the sea, and Su Lang began his performance.

Three-pointers kept hitting the basket.

Before the Grizzlies could react, the score difference on the field had been pulled to 19 points by Su Lang.

Su Lang's personal score has now reached a terrifying 64 points.

Seeing the score difference getting bigger and bigger, Hollins finally reacted. He hurriedly called a timeout.

But it was too late. The players of the entire Grizzlies team had become desperate.

In the past two minutes, Su Lang had wiped out the efforts of the Grizzlies throughout the game with his own strength.

The Grizzlies players who originally had some hope for victory were now completely desperate.

They could not see the dawn of victory at all.

Now Su Lang was like a mountain, suppressing them fiercely.

Helpless! Confused! Desperate!

This is the portrayal of the Grizzlies players' hearts now.

And all this was done by Su Lang in just two minutes.

After the timeout, they returned to the court again.

Facing the Grizzlies players who were out of form, Su Lang completely let go.

After hitting two more three-pointers, the score difference was widened to 25 points.

This completely declared the end of the Grizzlies.

Beep!

The timeout whistle sounded, and the Grizzlies, who had struggled for the entire game, surrendered directly.

After all, a 25-point difference is already a despairing data.

This is basically the score of a team in most of the half quarter under normal performance.

Unless the Warriors don't score a single point in the next time.

The Grizzlies have a chance to win the game, but how is this possible?

Don Nelson looked at Su Lang coming off the court and silently thought about a question in his heart.

They put Su Lang on the No. 1 position for Monta Ellis.

Was it a correct decision?

In the fourth quarter, Su Lang showed Don Nelson a powerful firepower that he had never seen before.

Superb off-ball running skills plus a terrifying three-point shooting rate.

This is simply a top-level No. 2 configuration.

Would it be a waste of Su Lang's talent to let Su Lang continue to stay at the No. 1 position?

For a moment, Donnelson's mind was like a mess.

After handing the game over to Su Lang, although Su Lang performed very well, it also posed a problem for Donnelson.

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