Super Small Forward

The Lakers played anxiously. McCollum and Thackeray were replaced by Farmar and Antetokounmpo. Gasol officially moved to the center position. Kunbo plays power forward.

The Trail Blazers are a deadly team. It's not that their coach Stotts doesn't want to replace, but there is really no useful substitute.

Coach Stotts also wants to do the same as D'Antoni. If this one fails, he will change to another.

With the Blazers' possession of the ball, Lillard advanced to the frontcourt.

Antetokounmpo followed Aldridge, who had already scored 14 points. He didn't dare to relax at all. He saw Gasol being miserable by Aldridge off the court, as if he had seen himself miserable. End.

But although Antetokounmpo was scared, he did not back down. He was ready to be blown up. He just wanted to bring a little more pressure to the opponent.

Antetokounmpo felt that he was much thinner than Gasol, and Aldridge would definitely catch him and beat him wildly, his heart was already cold.

But after receiving the ball, Aldridge made an unexpected and casual shot. He didn't make a turn-over jumper in the low post as before, but directly caught the ball against Antetokounmpo's defense and shot!

I have to say that Aldridge feels really horrible. Under Antetokounmpo's tight-pressing defense, the seemingly random shot almost came in, and he rolled two laps on the basket and fell out.

Gasol, who usually plays soy sauce, grabbed Lopez's rebounds this time and pressed Lopez to get a defensive rebound.

The Blazers retired like a tide, and the discipline of that retreat is not comparable to the Lakers.

Retirement is also very particular. In addition to relying on discipline, the degree of players is also very important. Teams such as the Trail Blazers and Spurs return to defense very quickly and effectively. The Pacers are the strongest in their first half of the season. At that time, the retreat was actually normal, because they had three players with very average degrees, but they basically didn't meet a team like the Lakers, and they didn't reveal it.

Farmar is an assaulter who comes up to score. His defense is a little better than Nash and far behind McCollum, so his task after playing is to score or score.

Farmar’s defensive and scoring abilities are inferior to McCollum, but he is an orthodox point guard who can pass the ball. Aldridge will definitely miss someone if he wants to make up defenses. He won’t be as good as McCollum did. There is only the basket in his eyes, he can pass the ball.

That's why D'Antoni replaced Farmar.

Farmar passed Lillard equally easily, he was ready to pass the ball after jumping to the middle distance.

"..."

Aldridge people!

Farmar waited for more than a second and Aldridge still did not come. Instead, Lillard, who was passed by, returned to the defensive position.

Farmar is ready to split the ball, who knows that Aldridge is not covering the defense. He is in an awkward position and there is no room for breakthroughs. He is not good at CIC, let alone defending CIC. So he passed the ball to Kobe.

It was Matthews who defended Kobe. At this time, Kobe did something that Liu Ren didn't understand. Kobe put a few feet on the spot, and then cut two steps to get a mobile phone meeting, easily mid-range. Shots are made.

Matthews' defense is definitely strong, but Kobe just hit the ball without doing much.

Liu Ren asked how Kobe did it, and Kobe answered, but Liu Ren felt that the answer was useless.

Kobe's answer is: "Let your whole body be fake actions, you can turn fake actions into real actions at any time."

The reason why Kobe did not give Liu Ren a detailed explanation is simple. Liu Ren's physical fitness is still on the rise. At least there are still ten years left to dominate the game by his physical fitness. He has no way to play now, he can only use such troublesome tricks. Score, because the physical advantage is not much.

But Kobe, an old naughty boy, would not explain all this to Liu Ren. He prefers to see Liu Ren wondering how to train and want to learn this trick.

When it comes to the Trail Blazers offense again, the Trail Blazers' first scoring point is naturally Aldridge, who continues to show his powerful firepower.

Aldridge scored again, this time he did not miss another mid-range defense against Antetokounmpo, and fell into the basket precisely.

The Lakers have gone through the embarrassing situation of Farmar breaking through to the mid-range just now, and instead of playing the gap of the Blazers' point guard defense, they directly used Kobe, Liu Ren, and Gasol to go hard.

Bryant singles to attract defense, Liu Ren as an assault and three-pointer, Gasol transfer station, Antetokounmpo at any time to make up for leakage, Farmar to be a point guard pitcher.

After Aldridge's defense disappeared, the Lakers offense became very smooth.

Aldridge's offensive firepower is still strong on the Blazers side, and the two teams began to face off.

It seems that the two sides are evenly matched, but the current point difference is getting smaller and smaller against the Lakers! Aldridge strikes more and more!

By the end of the quarter~www.readwn.com~ the Lakers were surprised to find that they unknowingly caught up to the score by only 4 points! 32 is only 4 points behind 36!

On the Lakers side, Kobe, Gasol, and Liu Ren each scored 9 points, and the Trail Blazers Aldridge scored 22 points and 8 rebounds in a single quarter.

The Lakers themselves were surprised, and the Blazers were even more surprised. Aldridge played so well. How could he lead by 4 points?

Only Lillard and Coach Stokes at Long Side knew the reason, and Aldridge was back to the same way.

After Aldridge made the Lakers attach great importance to him in the first half of the quarter, the goal has been achieved, and the strenuous effort has disappeared and returned to his usual style of play.

Although it seems that he is still so good, people who really understand Aldridge know that his style of play has completely changed. The defensive end only cares about his own defender, and he is too lazy to make up defenses. The offensive end is not willing to do troublesome things. Freehand shot against the defense.

Aldridge is really good. He can shoot 50% of his shots in every game against the defensive field, but he must focus on the best shots before he can shoot, which is the first half of the game. The efficiency is completely different!

When Aldridge played seriously in the first half of the quarter, he made various turn-over jump shots. Every time he was the most perfect shot, he shot 8 of 7 efficiency, but in the latter half of the quarter because he had already received the attention of the Lakers, he began to hold on as usual. Defensive shooting, shooting efficiency plummeted to 8 of 4.

Lillard and Stotts can't say anything, Aldridge has an All-Star level even if he plays casually, can he do more?

The Lakers are very confused here, but they don't know what's wrong. The Blazers seem to have instantly changed from a top-grade opponent to an ordinary first-class team. They really want them to say what's wrong and can't say it. (To be continued.)