There were bursts of boos at the scene.

The boos were for Johnson, but some of them were for Green.

Because their tough guy Green was so completely intimidated at this moment, and he was intimidated instantly.

During the regular season conflict, JR said that Green was like Garnett. It seems that he was wrong, because compared to "fight and then retreat," Green's behavior was more like "giving up without fighting."

Green also knows that he shouldn't be like this, but as a person who likes to cause trouble, he knows very well which people in the league must not be messed with.

In that list, Johnson's name was ranked first.

If he had been a little slower just now, Johnson might have beaten him to a concussion.

And he also knows what the Nets' purpose is in raising Johnson. If he fights back and is both expelled, the exchange will be successful and the Warriors will play GG in advance.

You think he is giving up, but in fact he is bearing the humiliation!

Of course, the scene is just ugly.

Regardless of the outcome of the game, this scene is destined to become the focus of discussion among fans after the game.

Or, maybe don't wait until after the game.

"I swear, this is definitely the fastest conflict I've ever seen end!"

In the commentary box, O'Neal couldn't help but joke.

"No one can beat Draymond before he surrenders."

McGrady on the side also smiled and said, it seems that he is quite interested in world history.

Then they started talking about James Johnson.

Since Johnson started playing basketball, no player has dared to conflict with him because his reputation off the court is so loud.

Larry Johnson, Oakley, and Laimbeer are not enough in front of him.

"When it comes to playing basketball, Johnson may be a little unprofessional, but when it comes to fighting, he is professional."

O'Neill made a very good summary.

"From a certain perspective, Draymond is the bravest player because he was the first player to dare to challenge Johnson on the court."

McGrady also nodded very seriously.

Not many people heard the commentary, but it was clear in the live broadcast.

I don’t know how many fans are amused by this new TNT combination.

Naturally, fans on social media are also very happy.

Some fans are teasing that if Barkley doesn't come back, McGrady will take his commentary position;

Some fans don’t know where they moved the video of Johnson’s MMA game before he entered the NBA;

Some fans further extended the explanation and posted a photo of Green wearing a French flag.jpg;

The tone of tonight's game unexpectedly turned to defense, but fans suddenly discovered that such a defensive battle seemed very interesting.

On the field, the referee gave a penalty and Johnson was directly expelled.

The fans at the scene had nowhere to vent and booed Johnson.

Johnson showed no concern, with a relaxed look on his face and brisk steps, he really looked like a "martial arts master".

Johnson was ejected and the Nets had to make a substitution.

However, Karl did not bring Jokic back, but directly replaced him with David West.

Then by the way, Ariza was also replaced and replaced by JR.

Green touched his already swollen face and felt weak and helpless for a moment.

Last year's Nets only had one "blade guard" in JR, but this year the Nets have a reasonable configuration, with three thugs alone.

Walken Dean This is the manager's Phil Jackson.

The conflict is over and the game continues.

The Warriors played an elevator door tactic in the frontcourt, and Curry quickly hit a three-pointer after receiving the ball.

This was his third attempt of the night, he had missed the previous two attempts.

"Whoa!"

But this time, he seized the opportunity.

13 to 8!

The score difference is back to 5 points!

The scene instantly erupted in cheers from Warriors fans.

Green's instant intimidation made them feel a little inexplicably humiliated, but as long as Curry regains his form, everything will not be a problem!

Looking back, Lin Ying continued to look for Curry.

And this time, the position he chose was in the elbow area, which opened up a lot of space on both the strong and weak sides.

This adjustment also illustrates the Nets' tactical changes on the court.

It was also a misplaced shot at Curry, but the purpose was obviously different from before.

This time it is really necessary to consume Curry and prevent Curry from scoring.

Curry was playing a post-up game. Curry tried his best to move his hands up and down, but with little effect. This scene looked even more pitiful.

In the end, the referee couldn't stand it anymore and called Curry a defensive foul.

Green...took Curry to comfort him for a while.

This scene is in sharp contrast to the time he stood up for Curry during the regular season.

But this is also impossible.

Durant's definition of him cannot be said to be accurate, but it can only be said to be extremely precise.

There is a type of people who jump in all kinds of ways before being beaten, but once they are beaten, they stop instantly.

We usually call this kind of person a "clown".

He was stunned by Johnson's punch just now, and now he is facing off against West, who had beaten him in the regular season. It's very difficult to get him to be brave again!

But Green's comfort also has a certain effect.

After all, thinking on the bright side, this foul prevented Lin Ying from playing in isolation, and because of the attack time, it was too late for the Nets to create another mismatch.

This is indeed the case. The Nets' sideline ball came out. After receiving the ball, Lin Ying did not look for Curry again, but called West to pick and roll for him.

After breaking up, he took the ball and broke through inside. The Warriors quickly attacked, and Lin Ying made a beautiful pass to West who was following up in the middle.

Green turned to cover, but West raised his elbow and rose into the air.

He immediately hid after seeing it.

"Bang!"

West violently smashes the frame with one hand!

The basketball was smashed in like a shot put!

This ball has full visual impact.

Of course, the backdrop for Green's dodge is just right.

After West dunked, he turned to Green and let out a cathartic roar.

Green didn't dare to look, and his expression was a little depressed.

Why is he always the one getting hurt tonight?

But in the next round, Curry came out without the ball, received a pass from Green, and hit Durant's retreating three-pointer.

"Whoa!"

Hit evenly!

The ball was like a bomb thrown into a pool of gasoline, instantly detonating the Oracle Arena.

Although he is fighting with injuries and his hand is not good at the beginning, you can always trust Curry when it comes to three-pointers!

15 to 11!

After Curry's consecutive three-pointers, the Warriors quickly narrowed the point difference to less than 5 points!

"Defend! Defend!"

The cheers of Warriors fans also began to ring out at the scene.

Lin Ying continued to hit Curry out of position, and Curry also used his unprecedented strength this time, and then watched Lin Ying hit a fadeaway jumper in front of him.

Without a flanking attack, it would be too difficult for children to defend like this.

But in the next round, Curry slid from the baseline to the opposite three-point line, received a pass from Thompson, and hit a three-pointer again!
To be continued...