West ran forward with the ball at a speed. Ford and Granger divided into two groups. They did not go up and hit him directly, but instead rushed down from both wings like two big clamps, which led to the first rushing down from both wings, thus forming a line of defense.

If the defense of the two people is placed on the tactic of war, then this is the bag tactic. During the Liberation War, the uncles of the People's Liberation Army often did this, and the brothers were in a state of great pain.

Old Nelson nodded when he saw this. Jim O'Brien has always been called a fool, but he doesn't think so. It's just a clever woman who can't cook without rice. He doesn't have elite soldiers and strong generals. In addition, there is a strong bird Bird above his head. O'Brien is capable of making the Pacers look like this.

According to common sense, Ford and Green's defensive choices were correct, but unfortunately they met the unreasonable Warriors, or their opponents at this moment were the pair of West and Chamberlain, who were invincible in the fast attack.

Facing the cloth bag that opened its mouth, West was fearless and plunged in. Then he entangled Granger, turned around and passed the ball, and handed it to Chamberlain who followed him.

Chamberlain rushed in with great strides, and his fast attack always had a flash of momentum. After holding the ball in his hand, this momentum was extremely prosperous. Li Qun used "Sports Weekly" as "I'll go even if I'm going to go."

Granger was stuck, and the spare Ford could not defend. His spine was born with a congenital defect. If Chamberlain was hit like this, he would probably not only be recuperating for a year, but to be sent directly to the crematorium to cover the national flag.

In this way, Chamberlain dunked without anyone defending.

The fans booed in dissatisfaction, and Bird's face became increasingly ugly.

O'Brien had no choice but to gather his hands together and shouted: "Attack, raise the speed, give them some color."

The Warriors firmly implement the man-to-man defense strategy. Although this is a very common tactic for the NH, it is not much good to use. Players must firmly grasp the tactical principles and methods, and choose targeted defensive tactics based on the actual situation of both offense and defense. They must have the awareness of offense and defense conversion and man-to-man defense, focus on people-to-man, actively move and select positions, taking into account "people, ball, and zone".

In addition, defensive players need to have solid basic defense skills, good physical fitness, tenacious fighting style and proficient in using personal defensive skills, good at observing and judgment and adapting to changes. In short, the more general the tactics are, the more difficult it is. You know a lot and use very little.

Fortunately, Old Nelson started out on defense. In addition, there is also a Bowen who specializes in defense as a coach. The Warriors players have good defensive skills.

Old Nelson finally admitted that he had to defend himself to win the championship.

Ford controlled the ball and killed forward, Granger and Rush both responded on both wings, and the five Warriors arrived in targeted positions in the frontcourt. Then they stared at the players entering their defense zone respectively. Curry blocked Ford's advancement, while others blocked their empty reception.

This time, the Pacers were ready for a strong attack. Granger pushed Blair away and received the ball with one hand and pushed hard inward. Murphy pressed Ibaka to get the position in the penalty area, and the latter went forward. He then pushed up with an elbow. Ibaka was in pain and had to retreat.

Seeing this, Granger immediately passed the ball to his teammates. Hibert bent over and stuck Chamberlain with his butt. The latter moved two steps and then ran back. Hibert's steps could not keep up with him. Chamberlain shook him away and rushed straight to Murphy.

Murphy was already scared when he gave up a big hat at the beginning of the game. He didn't take action by himself. Seeing Chamberlain coming to him, he passed the ball to Hibert.

Hibert has a weakness, which is very fatal, that is, after he gets the ball, he habitually fixes it on his lower abdomen first and then attacks.

This weakness doesn't matter to amateur players, but it's too fatal for professional players, because many things can happen in this half second.

Murphy is a good teammate. He experiencedly stuck Chamberlain when passing the ball, buying time for Hibert.

However, the Warriors are not the only one Chamberlain defending.

Hibert stabilized the ball on his lower abdomen, raised it over his head and shot it out. Ibaka quickly followed him from behind, adjusted his steps slightly, and rushed past the air like a big bird. He pressed his big hand on the ball and slapped it with a bang.

Granger was very hard-working. He rushed up to get the ball with Blair's elbow, turned around and scored two points for the team.

Chamberlain admires this guy very much. It is not easy for Granger to be an All-Star in this bad team, because he is not the kind of trick that likes to score points. Every time he scores, he is a real tough battle.

The Warriors attack faster than the Pacers. Aren’t you going to play fast-paced games? Then let’s try who is faster.

Curry quickly advanced to the frontcourt, and Ford also pressed him up. Curry was not greedy for me and immediately put away the ball and passed it to West.

West got the ball and bent over and broke through. After taking two steps, Chamberlain's pick-and-roll appeared, and he threw Rush away, rushed into the penalty area and then stopped and leaned back, scoring a jump shot.

Hibert's bounce was too slow, and his closure didn't cause West any trouble at all.

The Warriors made another defense and put on a tight stance again. Although this time, their positioning changed. The six people formed a "horsehoof-shaped" style in the -division area, which was similar to the expanded -2-joint defense formation.

The purpose of this is to be easy to prepare for misplaced defense, mainly to block the opponent's forced breakthrough. Ford passed the ball to Rush. Rush made two steps and was almost intercepted by West, and they passed it into Murphy.

Murphy hit Ibaka on his back, and Granger rushed up with Ford's cover. Murphy passed the ball to him. Granger took the opportunity to break through, but rushed to the basket and returned the ball to Murphy again.

As soon as the ball was shot, someone quickly reached out and pointed it on the ball, which changed the running route. West's steal

After intercepting the ball, West rushed up again, just like a vicious dog snatching food. He could actually ⊥ teammates snatch the ball because his position was not good, but he still rushed forward desperately and became the first person to encounter the ball.

In TNT's studio, Reggie Miller and Van Gundy Jr. were explaining the game. Seeing West's life-threatening steal, Miller's mouth twitched and said, "This guy is really life-threatening."

Van Gundy nodded and praised: "Dronti has an amazing future. Not only is he a sixth man, his attitude can get rid of 90% of the league's competitors. To be honest, if I were asked to be the head coach and then choose the players casually, then I will definitely choose him, he is the best template for the players."

Being warlike, energetic, tough offense, iron-blooded defense, and super strong execution. West is known as Wade, the younger number one, and has won the love of a lot of coaches.

No one remembers that just two years ago, this man could hardly make a living. At that time, he was kicked around by the team. In the end, Old Nelson was kind enough to take him in and barely take him in.

As a result, the flowers of good bloom in the fields of evil.

After West caught the ball, he rolled on the ground, then he threw the ball to Blair, pulled his hands and got up again, and ran forward with his head in silence. This desperate spirit made the Pacers helpless.

Blair passed the ball to Curry, and Curry dribbled the ball to the frontcourt with a quick look. Facing Ford's defense, he could break through, but chose to pass the ball to West.

The moment West received the ball, he suddenly twisted his waist, and turned around brilliantly like the wings of a windmill, directly bypassing Granger's defense.

Granger is an excellent defensive player. He has a keen sense of defense, accurate judgment of footsteps, and his ability to defend alone and assist in defense is above the league level. However, because the Pacers are now overly focused on offense and light on defense, it covers up his efforts on the defensive end.

Although he is a forward, Granger has always been a defensive vanguard of the team. He defends from No. 1 to No. 4, and sometimes he will fight the opponent's center at the fifth position with obvious disadvantages, because he is the best defense person in this team and the boss of this team.

West's turn was bizarre and fast, and Granger was also fainted by him. When he came to his senses, the Mad Dog had already sent the ball into the ring.

The Warriors' offense took less than five seconds to attack. The Pacers' fans were angry. Many people booed with their middle fingers, but they did not boo their opponents, but their team, which was really angry.

Granger was in a low mood. He followed Old Miller and joined the Pacers in a retired manner and witnessed the decline of this former powerful man. With the banner of leader, Granger never abandoned diligence, but the team's record was still unsatisfactory. He was afraid that he had been wandering outside the playoffs. He had tried his best, but never met his expectations.

Miller was furious when he saw the fans booing Granger and said angrily: "Don't they know that if Dante leaves this team, this team will fall into hell directly? Damn, a short-sighted fool, I am a Dante fan, I know what kind of guy he is, come on, I support you."

As the new Indiana leader, Granger is an all-around small forward who focuses on shooting on the offensive end. He is tall and long, has excellent running and jumping, accurate three-pointers, skilled back, clean defense, strong psychological quality, stretched shooting movements, standard hand shape, and good rhythm.

In addition, he has a strong psychological quality, diligent and motivated person, and is really a rare good player. The only regret is that Granger lacks dominance.

But Chamberlain suddenly saw a shadow of a man in him, who had only seen him not long ago,

Granger on the offensive end is a high-precision long-range shooting turret with powerful firepower, covering the entire half. His shooting speed is not fast, but his arc is very high. Coupled with his excellent height, wingspan and bounce speed, few people can disturb his catch jump shot.

On the left wing's 45-pointer, he reached out to ask for the ball. Blair stared at him vigilantly. Granger quickly changed directions in an individual forward, suddenly started, and rushed to the inside like a gust of wind, and was going to hit Huanglong.

Blair's face darkened, and his huge body immediately followed. His explosive power was outstanding, and he was not thrown away by Granger.

But attack is never a one-person job. Murphy resisted Blair, Granger faced Ibaka in dislocation, and the two met at a low post.

Granger has excellent low-post singles skills, which is another point-making weapon when he feels poor in three-pointers. His shooting percentage is also good at the basket, thanks to his hard training attitude.

He supported his back to Ibaka Granger and then turned around and put away the ball to jump. After shaking his move, he pulled the ball back and took another step forward with his flexible steps, and firmly threw the ball out when he lost his center of gravity.

No matter when Granger took action, the arc was very high. Chamberlain's blocking failed and the ball fell into the ring.

Get up from the ground, Granger quickly ran to the frontcourt, and then went to prepare for defense.

The Warriors still played a fast whirlwind, Curry and West exchanged possession, Chamberlain cut across and into the basket, and West immediately passed the ball to him.

Facing Hibert, Chamberlain turned around and made a jump shot. Hibert was shocked. His speed was not as fast as Chamberlain, so he could only jump up early and spread his arms to block his attack.

Unfortunately, this was just a fake move. Chamberlain grabbed the ball with one hand and pulled it up, then pulled it down, then shrank it down, then rushed into the basket with a powerful and heavy dunk.

Hibert was frustrated by the result, Granger smiled and patted his butt and said, "It's okay, boy, keep going. The game has just begun. We won't lose, we will definitely not lose."
Chapter completed!