The Spurs' performance in the first quarter made San Antonio fans happy.

Although the Mavericks got first blood from the Trail Blazers in 2007 yesterday,...

The Spurs also have a chance to get first blood - the Trail Blazers lose consecutive games for the first time!

That's right, the Trail Blazers have not lost in a row so far this season.

So far, almost two and a half months since the start of the season, no team has allowed the Blazers to lose two games in a row.

Just so arrogant.

But today, judging from the Spurs' performance in the first quarter, they have a good chance of overturning the Trail Blazers in Texas.

Therefore, the enthusiasm of the fans can be said to be even hotter than in Tokyo.

Their cheers echoed throughout the audience, which made Popovich even more proud.

This city has finally found its due dignity!

Wayne looked at the San Antonio fans who were dancing happily, and he also had a silly laugh.

Hehe, what I like most is crushing your dreams with my own hands.

I don't know why, but it feels so good.

Maybe it’s the same reason that some people like to knead instant noodles.

But fuck your basketball dreams!

The Spurs can't go back, and you can't go back even if you shout at your throat.

"Hey, Wei, it's an honor to be the first person to make you swallow the bitter pill of losing streak!" As soon as the game started, Popovich on the sidelines couldn't stop talking.

"I think you misunderstood Pop. What can make us lose in a row should be a stronger team, not a third-rate team in the Western Conference."

Wayne smiled at Popovich and shook his head, a third-rate team, this is undoubtedly a humiliation for Popovich.

"Really? Then we'll see, we'll see."

At this time, the referee walked up to Popovich and signaled him not to interfere with the performance of the players on the court.

Popovich then shut up obediently.

He didn't want to be kicked out of such an important game today.

This is the inconvenience of trash talking between the head coach and the players. Players can trash talk with each other, but if coaches and players trash talk, the referee has to step up and stop it.

The game restarts and the Spurs attack first.

Duncan played steadily and used a series of very...not flashy moves in the low post to successfully score two points.

This little hook after the back shot didn't have any fancy additional moves, and it seemed like Gasuo could easily interfere.

But in the end, it ended with Duncan making a solid hit.

This is the characteristic of the Great Basic Skill and its power.

Gasuo shook his head, Duncan is really difficult to guard against!

After all, the Pacers only defended him when the whole team had to fight against him. Isn't it difficult to defend him?

The point difference has become 6 points, and Spurs fans are even more confident now.

Wayne, Wayne, today you just...eh? Wayne scored a goal? What happened?

Before the Spurs fans could recover from the joy of Duncan's goal, Wayne scored a three-pointer, leaving everyone confused.

In the attack just now, Wayne started a pick-and-roll with Pao'er as usual.

But after the pick-and-roll, Wayne didn't cut in or bounce out. Instead, he ran to the side and took another off-ball screen from Gasol on the way.

Taking advantage of this off-ball screen, Wayne went to the left three-point line to get an open opportunity.

Duncan?

At this time, Duncan had shrunk to the basket due to Paoer's breakthrough.

So, Pao'er used a no-look pass to pass the ball to Wayne.

By the time the Spurs players reacted, Wayne was already free.

Oberto tried hard to interfere, but his sister-in-law made him unable to move.

Just like that, Wayne caught the ball and shot, easily hitting a three-pointer, his first three-pointer today!

The cooperation between Wayne and his sister-in-law can be said to be quite exquisite.

Everyone played to their strengths.

The goal was scored very quickly because every step was very decisive.

Popovich smiled disdainfully, is that your solution to let Wayne go out and shoot three-pointers?

Let Wayne compete with the entire Spurs team for three-pointers?

The old thief Vicki shook his head, MacMillan is really an idealist.

No matter how accurate Wayne is, he can't make more three-pointers than the entire Spurs team. He's not a god.

A team only scores a dozen three-pointers in a game. So far this season, the Spurs have averaged only 7.3 three-pointers per game.

If Wayne can score seven or eight points by himself, that's incredible.

After all, the NBA's current record for three-pointers in a single game is only 12.

Cast your vote and see who casts whom to death!

Wayne is definitely going to lose today, even a three-pointer can't keep him!

On the Spurs' side, Brent Barry, who came on as a substitute for Ginobili, quickly responded to Wayne's long shot.

Don't tell me, this game gave Wayne the illusion that he was playing a game ten years from now.

Just three points for everyone, and shoot when you catch the opportunity.

Barry Sr.'s three-pointer allowed the Spurs to regain a 6-point lead. If the referee hadn't just warned Popovich, the old thief would have had to exchange words with Wayne.

We will never stop until all the grievances accumulated over the past few years are vented!

"The Spurs' three-point shooting percentage still remains at a very high level, and the Trail Blazers seem to be losing two consecutive games on the three-point line."

"Yes, the Spurs obviously made a targeted arrangement today. I think the Spurs are likely to replicate the success of the Dallas people in this game."

The local commentators in the Holy City are all excited. Today they are going to suppress the Trail Blazers all the way.

After all, this kind of response to the ball really hurts the morale of the lagging team.

Everyone thought that Barry Sr.'s three-pointer was like a basin of cold water, extinguishing the flames that the Trail Blazers had just ignited.

This is indeed the case under normal circumstances. You have managed to get close to the score, but one goal will send you back to before the liberation. Anyone would feel aggrieved if you were left there.

But this is not normal, because everyone on the Trail Blazers knows that their core is capable of doing better.

The tactics just executed were very successful, and that was just the beginning.

One round later, the Blazers' starting tactics were still Wei Pao's pick-and-roll.

The pick-and-roll at position 1 and position 4 is a universal tactic whether it is for the Pacers or the Trail Blazers.

This time, after Wayne blocked the cannon, Parker was already preparing to bypass the cover.

However, Wayne suddenly withdrew and cut inside, catching the Spurs off guard.

Pao'er didn't hesitate and just hit the ball hard on the ground.

The basketball hit the floor with a crisp sound and bounced back into the hands of Wayne who cut into the basket.

A fake pick-and-roll + a ground pass, and Wayne was freed from defense.

After getting rid of Parker and Oberto, Wayne easily hit a pull-up jumper.

Gasol's shot was very smart. He stood under the basket and did not run away.

As a result, Duncan didn't dare to leave the three-second zone and was completely pinned inside.

Wayne scored 5 points in a row in the second quarter. Although McMillan asked Wayne to shoot more three-pointers in this quarter, he did not say that he could only shoot three-pointers.

With Wayne and Pao'er's basketball IQ, they can do a lot of tricks on this basis.

In these two offenses, Wayne basically caught the ball and shot.

In this way, you won't have to worry about being double-teamed.

Wayne scored again, but Popovich remained calm.

This kind of clever pick-and-roll trick can only be done once or twice, but it won't allow the Blazers to win the game.

On the Spurs' third offense, Parker's shot was interfered with by Paoer.

But even so, they still lead by 4 points.

As soon as Gasso got the rebound, he directly passed the long ball to Wayne.

Fortunately, Oberto saved a hand and retreated from half court early, so he quickly got on the ball without leaving any opening for Wayne to shoot.
To be continued...