He was actually just beating Jaskovicius!

No one knows this Lithuanian team better than him, and no one knows Jaskevicius’s weaknesses better than him!

Jascovicius: Are you polite, coach?

"Dang!"

Sisikauskas still has no outside three-pointers!

European teams emphasize defense and rebounding, but their consecutive defensive failures in the opening game made their offensive performance somewhat abnormal.

Yao Ming gets another defensive rebound.

The Lithuanian team retreated really fast, giving the Chinese team no chance to defend and counterattack.

Both sides fell into positions, and Zhu Fangyu continued to ask for the ball.

This time Jaskovicius lowered his focus and withstood Zhu Fangyu.

After all, Zhu Fangyu mainly shoots, and his low-post singles skills are not enough in the World Series. He turned and missed.

The rebound was taken by Lavrinovic.

The OS in his heart is that the Chinese team finally stopped scoring and can finally play the defensive counterattack they are good at.

As a result, he looked up and saw that three people from the Chinese team had already retreated to the half court!

What's going on?

This wave of details is quite essential.

And this was not part of Yunus's arrangement, it was entirely explained to several people on the field by Lin Ying after watching the video yesterday.

Although it is great to grab offensive rebounds, the probability is low, and it is obviously more cost-effective to retreat early to defend Lithuania's fast break.

The Lithuanian team was forced to move into position.

Jaskovicius held the ball, and the crowd was filled with boos again.

This caused Jaskevicius to have a slight mental fluctuation.

After calling Jaft Tokas out for the pick-and-roll, he shot directly from beyond the three-point line!

"when!"

Neither!

The Lithuanian team is misfiring on the outside!

The ball was a long backboard, and Lin Ying grabbed it and threw it to Sun Yue.

The Chinese team finally launched a defensive counterattack.

Sun Yue quickly broke into the frontcourt with the ball.

"Bang!"

Leap high, a two-handed slam dunk!

8 to 2!
Chapter completed!