O'Neal sighed and couldn't help rubbing his hands.

He put himself in the Spurs and imagined what the situation would be when he and Lin Ying competed.

That must be bloody.

On the field, Lin Ying couldn't defend Duncan in the first round.

Although Duncan also swung the No. 4 position and played the No. 5 position, Lin Ying has not played the inside for many years, and she is always a disadvantage in terms of weight and size.

However, in the second defensive round, Lin Ying used predictions and early snatch positions to interfere with Duncan's shooting.

In the third defensive round, Claude directly contracted and assisted in defense, and Duncan did not enter the final turn and hook.

No one is old, and Duncan's ability to attack positions is obviously declining.

The Nets' defensive disadvantages of the five small players are not as great as they imagined.

And they did increase their speed on the offensive end.

Lin Ying's ability to get a defensive rebound is still there, and the first pass he made is really fast.

The Spurs' positional battles are getting fewer opportunities, and the Nets are speeding up successfully.

Then, it is consumption.

The consumption and killing methods are different, but the purpose is the same.

Lin Ying wanted to kill Duncan through killing in G1 but it didn't work, but the consumption after speeding up forced Popovich to let Duncan rest in advance and then expanded the rotation.

Bonner, who was slowly abandoned in the Western Conference Finals, was also replaced in this game.

Then, it became the breakthrough for the Nets to try.

After the third quarter, the Nets led 71-66.

This is the first time since the finals.

During the substitute period in the fourth quarter, the Nets also maintained the score difference under the leadership of JR.

However, the Spurs have maintained their physical strength by expanding the rotation, and at the final decisive stage, they have become the stable machine, slightly smoothing out the already small gap.

In the last moment, Lin Ying was surrounded by many people and passed the ball to Joe Johnson.

Johnson takes the key move.

The Spurs fans at the scene were so nervous that they dared to breathe.

Johnson is also known for his big heart.

If you simply do the "buzzer-beating" statistics, Johnson is even second only to that man.

However, Kawhi Johnson's lifelong enemy, Leonard, didn't know where to fight to interfere.

"Dou!"

Johnson's move was off the beat.

103 to 107.

The Nets eventually lost G3.

Lin Yingkong scored 33 points, 15 rebounds and 3 blocks.

It was a bit regrettable to lose, but at the post-match press conference, the Nets had a good mental outlook.

"It's a pity to lose, but the result is acceptable. We look forward to the next game."

Carl's speech at the press conference gave Nets fans peace of mind.

In fact, the same is true of the comments made by fans on social media at this time.

"When I won the G1, I didn't think the Nets had an advantage, but if I lost G3, I think the Nets now have the same chance as the Spurs."

"Agree, the win or loss of the game does not fully indicate strength, because some win or loss is due to accidental events, while some win or loss is a detailed contest when strength is equal. The Nets were in the former, but now they are in the latter."

"I have to say that Brooklyn's coaching staff is still excellent, and Carl is indeed a 'madman'. Letting Lin play the No. 5 position is something that only geniuses can think of."

"I think Lin can go from one to five, the most terrible thing about it. The last person who can do this is the 'Magician' Johnson."

"Yes, it's so scary. Although the defensive end is against Duncan, the Spurs can't help Lin on the offensive end. The 30+15 data, Lin's center."

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"And we have to know that this is only the first time the Nets have tried this on the court. I'm looking forward to G4!"

...

After the second day of G3 training, Cole called Lin Ying to the coach's office again.

Then, Lin Ying looked at the familiar Brooklyn "boys group".

It seems that they have accumulated some experience in the G3 game, and now there should be new adjustments.

"Lin, what do you think about JR's beating?"

Carl also made it straight to the point and even omitted that the four of them were 2-2 about this problem.

“We have the idea of ​​having JR replace Joe Johnson.”

Carl then added.

Lin Ying did not rush to answer after hearing this.

This is not a trivial matter for the Nets.

Johnson has always been unstoppable, even when Butler needed a position before, Yi Jianlian was squeezed out.

One is Johnson's league status. After all, he was also a star when he was in the Hawks.

Secondly, Johnson has excellent singles ability and can restrain defense on the court.

But it is understandable that the coaching staff will decide so much, because Johnson's performance against Leonard was too struggling.

After three games in the finals, Johnson averaged less than 10 points per game and his shooting percentage was only 31%.

This may not be described by struggle.

On the contrary, JR performed well, averaged 14.5 points per game, and returned to his style as the best sixth man in the regular season.

"We recognize JR's performance, and we also need someone to share the defensive pressure on you on the court, but he rarely appears in the role of worrying about whether he can adapt to it."

When Carl saw Lin Ying not speaking, he added.

This was the focus of the arguments made by several of them before.

For role players, it is very different from what the substitute has to do. Not everyone says that you have to play well as the substitute.

For example, Crawford, Mo Williams and others are all players who can better play as substitutes.

"I think I can give it a try."

Lin Ying finally gave his own answer.

Of course, he also gave an explanation.

"JR was unable to play before, because it was more because of offensive choices and defensive issues, but his progress in both aspects this season is obvious to all.

So I think he can take on more.”

However, as soon as Lin Ying finished speaking, McMillan retorted:

"Yes, 'personal choice', that's exactly what we worry about, he is a double-edged sword."

Obviously, he is the coaching staff who opposes JR.

This is understandable, McMillan is very disciplined.

If he was the Nets' head coach, JR would most likely not come to the Nets.

"I don't think it's possible."

Lin Ying spoke.

He knew that when he was in the Cavaliers in JR history, he was a very qualified 3D player.

There were even wonderful series in the finals, which were better than the opponent Klay Thompson.

Of course, this kind of opening the sky eye cannot be a reason.

"Why?"

McMillan asked.

"Because Andre Bell."

Lin Ying gave another equally convincing answer.
Chapter completed!