"Hey hey! I heard that they have been training very hard recently. It seems that the Pacers' training effect is really good. They have practiced three-pointers, and now they seem to be making random three-pointers, but where have the Pacers' extra training gone? Didn't they practice defense? What about defense?" Reggie Miller looked at his performance on the court, and he looked at his team's performance at home. Such defense should not be the level shown by this Pacers.

It's fine if the defense is like this, but on the offensive end, the Pacers still didn't take it out. Lin Sen was in a normal state tonight, which allowed the Pacers to rely on their double guards on the offensive end, and their double guards continued to start their poor path in such an important game.

8:19, at this time the Pacers had to take the lead in calling out a timeout. Their current state was not enough to allow them to continue to score points with this Pacers who had already played a bit crazy without training.

"Can you cheer up and let the opponent fire at your three-point line? What are our defense practices? Is our defense practicing how to watch the opponent take three-point line next to the three-point line?"

McMillan's roar was very loud, and he directly passed the interview on the whole big screen. This made everyone get used to it. McMillan himself is not a coach with such a good temper. At this time, his anger was completely within the ideals of Pacers fans.

But now, it seems that McMillan's anger is not unreasonable. Who made you perform like this in a game like the Finals? The thing that became famous on the defensive end is now completely lost.

The original purpose of this timeout was to be able to expect the role of preventing the opponent from taking action, but this effect now seems to be completely different. After this timeout, the Warriors' offensive stopped without this timeout. Durant came up with a breakthrough and completed the Warriors' first attack after playing, continuing the state of starting a continuous attack.

"Hey hey! I heard that they have been training very hard recently. It seems that the Pacers' training effect is really good. They have practiced three-pointers, and now they seem to be making random three-pointers, but where have the Pacers' extra training gone? Didn't they practice defense? What about defense?" Reggie Miller looked at his performance on the court, and he looked at his team's performance at home. Such defense should not be the level shown by this Pacers.

It's fine if the defense is like this, but on the offensive end, the Pacers still didn't take it out. Lin Sen was in a normal state tonight, which allowed the Pacers to rely on their double guards on the offensive end, and their double guards continued to start their poor path in such an important game.

8:19, at this time the Pacers had to take the lead in calling out a timeout. Their current state was not enough to allow them to continue to score points with this Pacers who had already played a bit crazy without training.

"Can you cheer up and let the opponent fire at your three-point line? What are our defense practices? Is our defense practicing how to watch the opponent take three-point line next to the three-point line?"

McMillan's roar was very loud, and he directly passed the interview on the whole big screen. This made everyone get used to it. McMillan himself is not a coach with such a good temper. At this time, his anger was completely within the ideals of Pacers fans.

But now, it seems that McMillan's anger is not unreasonable. Who made you perform like this in a game like the Finals? The thing that became famous on the defensive end is now completely lost.

The original purpose of this timeout was to be able to expect the role of preventing the opponent from taking action, but this effect now seems to be completely different. After this timeout, the Warriors' offensive stopped without this timeout. Durant came up with a breakthrough and completed the Warriors' first attack after playing, continuing the state of starting a continuous attack.

"Hey hey! I heard that they have been training very hard recently. It seems that the Pacers' training effect is really good. They have practiced three-pointers, and now they seem to be making random three-pointers, but where have the Pacers' extra training gone? Didn't they practice defense? What about defense?" Reggie Miller looked at his performance on the court, and he looked at his team's performance at home. Such defense should not be the level shown by this Pacers.

It's fine if the defense is like this, but on the offensive end, the Pacers still didn't take it out. Lin Sen was in a normal state tonight, which allowed the Pacers to rely on their double guards on the offensive end, and their double guards continued to start their poor path in such an important game.

8:19, at this time the Pacers had to take the lead in calling out a timeout. Their current state was not enough to allow them to continue to score points with this Pacers who had already played a bit crazy without training.

"Can you cheer up and let the opponent fire at your three-point line? What are our defense practices? Is our defense practicing how to watch the opponent take three-point line next to the three-point line?"

McMillan's roar was very loud, and he directly passed the interview on the whole big screen. This made everyone get used to it. McMillan himself is not a coach with such a good temper. At this time, his anger was completely within the ideals of Pacers fans.

But now, it seems that McMillan's anger is not unreasonable. Who made you perform like this in a game like the Finals? The thing that became famous on the defensive end is now completely lost.
Chapter completed!