"Too strong! This offense is too strong! With Lin Sen "just" only scoring 9 points, the Pacers scored 41 points in the first quarter?"

Tonight, Barkley and O'Neal rushed to another focus match in the East. The commentary was TNT's Reggie Miller, the Pacers' first in history and Kevin McHale. Although Reggie Miller does not usually comment on the Pacers' games, there is one thing he still knows, that is, the Pacers are a strong defensive team rather than an offensive team, which makes Le Kum Miller a little doubt whether he had run on the wrong set.

"Hey, Reggie, it seems that if the Pacers continue to fight like this, Lin may really be going beyond your position." McHale joked with the destruction.

"It's natural to surpass me. He has won the first championship for the Pacers. This is something I have never done in my life. Now that he has done it, isn't he supposed to be the first one?" Miller didn't care about McHale's provocation at all, but directly believed that Lin Sen was the Pacers' first in history.

"What about Paul George?"

"If Paul stayed with the Pacers and won more championships with Lin, then he would surpass me! Unfortunately, he left the Pacers."

The off-court game was very exciting, but it lost the suspense too early. The 76ers were too young, and the advantages and disadvantages of Simmons and Embiid were obvious. They were caught and played by the Pacers. The biggest difference in this game was too early.

Naturally, the 76ers fans will not continue to support the 76ers because of the huge score difference. They are still shouting for the 76ers, hoping that they can get back this game.

But the commentary is completely different. They can see that the current 76ers are in tactics and player status, and there is almost no possibility of a comeback.

Amid the shouts of the fans of the audience, the 76ers had to bring out the confrontation that had always been in the East. It was fierce. For the 76ers, if they didn't want to be swept, they had to fight this game.

The first half led by 21 points, and the 76ers started to defend with iron blood. What do they say about their defense? It is very fierce. Every time the opponent's attack enters the inside, it will be constantly rushing and confrontation.

The 76ers were too behind at the beginning, and the referee would adjust the penalty standards according to the situation on the field. They were originally home court, and the scores of the 76ers were now behind. At this time, they inevitably tended to be more inclined to the 76ers in terms of the rhythm of the game, which is also a very normal thing.

The Pacers originally rely on shooting in this lineup. Under strong confrontation, the Pacers' shooting hits dropped significantly compared to the first quarter.

Garlinari even played two irons in a row, and he felt that he had been violated on the offensive end, but the referee had no expression. He was strong in the physical confrontation of the whites, but now the opponent is defending with his body, and what is directly put out at this time is Embiid and Amir Johnson's double towers. No matter who fights against him, he will feel uncomfortable.

"He pushed me!" Garlinari appealed to the referee.

But the referee spread his hands and said nothing, which made Gallinari very dissatisfied. He was an All-Star this year, at least big and small, so why didn't he get any treatment?

He started to complain directly, but unfortunately the referee could hear these complaints clearly, so he just t-shit and shut up.

The 76ers had another free throw, and the score was still receiving the ball. Then, this time, Gallinari began to get a little angry. I won’t be able to do it on the opposite side?

In Amir Johnson's empty cut, Garlinari's assisting defense could no longer keep up, but he still jumped up in the back to interfere.

The ball was covered, but before touching the ball with his hand, his body had a contact with Amir Johnson in the rear, which means that this was a defense that could be called.

The score gap between the 76ers is still 17 points, and the referee blew the foul whistle without hesitation, but this is wrong for Gallinari.

Just one minute ago, he used a three-threatening posture to strode through Amir Johnson, who followed him and completed a defensive interference after physical contact.

But it was this ball that he and the referee had a t after a long debate. If they had the same attitude towards both sides, then Gallinari would never be so angry, but now this is not the same standard at all! There is no problem with the use of it at this time.

Gallinari exploded again. He spread his hands and protested again with a ferocious look: "I shouldn't be a foul, this is definitely a good goal!"

This time, it was a great honor that the All-Star power forward once again received a t. And this t plus the one he gave before made him go back to the locker room. As the most efficient scorer tonight, he made 4 of 7 three-pointers and 7 of 11 shots in the game. He made 4 of 4 free throws and scored 22 points in 22 minutes. Gallinari, who followed the time, was sent out.

The 76ers in the game seemed to see hope and shouted loudly. As Amir Johnson made both free throws, the score difference had narrowed to 15 points, and this score difference allowed the 76ers to see hope of recovering the score.

"Is Danilo sent out?" Reggie Miller looked at the field with a confused look. Gallinari appeared directly in just two minutes, missing the best ending point, which was definitely a blow to the Pacers' smooth attack tonight.

Even McHale, who doesn't like the Pacers, was stunned: "This is too fast! Philadelphia is really a "devil" home court!"

This sentence is sarcastic and fierce. McHale is really not afraid of being fined after this!

Lin Sen was unhappy now. Forget the first t, it was Garlinari's argument with the referee, so he didn't say much, but the second t is obviously that you are different in the scale first. When the first argument was arguing, it was not right that Garlinari had a t on his body and directly gave him the second t and sent him out of the field.

He also wanted to go up and argue, but instead was hugged by Gallinari, who was sent off the court at this time: "Lin! I can't play anymore. But I want to sweep the other side, so, man, you can't go any further."
Chapter completed!