The score suddenly opened. When Larry Brown called out a timeout, the second quarter had only lasted for only 3 minutes.

Lebang's quarterback offense failed to score a single point in three minutes.

However, the Bobcats relied on Li Ke's efficient singles to score 8 points in a row and scored an 8-0 offensive climax.

The score also became 33 to 22...

The 11-point score gap forced Larry Brown to call out a timeout, which also made Jeff Van Gundy and Reggie Miller in the commentator's seat shake their heads.

"The Cavaliers' quarterback offense ran through the second half of the regular season and the first two rounds of the playoffs, but in this game, the quarterback offense dominated by LeBron did not succeed once..."

"The Bobcats did not make defensive adjustments to the quarterback offense. They just relied on Sheldon's single defense to solve LeBron."

It sounds simple, but in fact, everyone, including Jeff Van Gundy and Reggie Miller in the commentary table, understands that only Li Ke can do this.

"Almost all forward players in the league can't withstand LeBron's impact, but with one exception, that is Sheldon. If a 'LeBron killer' is determined, it's Sheldon..."

Relying on the single-on-one marking of "LeBron Killer", the Bobcats made an 8-0 offensive climax.

Fan Baldy and Reggie Miller shook their heads because of this 8-0 wave, which eliminated half of the suspense of this game.

"Without losing the quarterback offense, what the Cavaliers have to face next is not only a double-digit backward, but more importantly, they need to solve the problem of how LeBron starts the offensive after losing the quarterback offense."

In other words, without the quarterback attack, Lebang lost the way he played best, and he was no longer a huge player.

If he wants to become a super giant again, he has to find another way.

But finding a different approach is not so easy or easy.

After a pause, the old coach Larry Brown, who is not good at attacking, first reaction was to replace Wade, who performed well in the first quarter.

"Dwyne, you go up, give you the ball, you will handle the allocation..."

Lebang frowned, he was obviously unhappy.

At this point this season, he and Larry Brown have a lot of conflicts.

For example, in the middle of the season, in order to maintain the coach position, Larry Brown asked everyone to invest 100% of the defense, and pointed his finger at Lebang, who often paddled on the defensive end.

But fortunately, Larry Brown is a defensive coach and rarely makes many demands on the offensive end.

As long as there is no change in the offense, it will not touch Lebang's bottom line.

Of course, more importantly, Larry Brown has a high reputation and status. Even Lebang does not dare to squeeze out Larry Brown directly.

After all, Lebang pays great attention to public opinion and he doesn't want to be called a coach killer.

To put it bluntly, big-name coaches can actually check and balance those big-name stars.

However, those little coaches who are not well-known have to let them control when they meet Lebang. If they don’t want to be controlled, they will have to get out.

Big name coach: Eric Spoelstra (Part Riley), the little coach who lets him take control: Mike Brown, the little coach who doesn't want to be taken control: David Blatt.

At this moment, Larry Brown moved Lebang's bottom line, and Lebang still chose to endure.

He pretended to be nothing, and took out the jersey stuffed into his pants and stuffed it in.

After hearing the beep of the timer, he followed his teammates and appeared together.

After the timeout, Wade controlled the ball in the Cavaliers' round.

He directed his teammates to run, but Lebang stopped at the high position and just crossed his waist.

As a "brother" for many years, Wade certainly understood what Lebang thought at this time.

If he is still in the Heat, maybe he can still hold the ball in his hand and do it himself.

But now...

After thinking about it, simply handing over the ball to Lebang did not help the Cavaliers' current dilemma, so he made a tactical gesture.

Lebang quickly moved when he saw this gesture.

The Knights moved for a while, and then Lebang sat down at Li Ke in the low position.

Soon, Lebang received a pass from Wade, and one side pulled a short shot, and a low-post single was formed.

"LeBron is going to find another way to play alone at a low post."

Life was carrying Lebang, and Li Ke signaled his teammates that he would not need any help.

Because he knew that if his teammates helped him, Lebang would rather see it.

Lebang's inner story is the top inner story in history, and now he is in the inside line.

If a teammate assists in defense, if a certain area is empty, Lebang will immediately pass the ball without hesitation.

In this way, Li Ke was one-on-one in Lebang, and he could feel Lebang's big butt swaying.

With all his strength, Lebang moved a small step back, and then turned around quickly.

Li Ke reacted, but he slowed down a step and could only watch Lebang cross over and send the ball into the basket.

Swish—!

"Finally, LeBron broke through Sheldon's defense!"

Since the beginning, Lebang has only scored 4 points, and including this goal, only 6 points have been recorded.

In the first 4 points, half of them were free throws, and the other half was a steal from the basket and a layup in the first quarter.

So, Lebang actually played very uncomfortable in this game. Li Ke's control over him made him unable to find an opportunity to play.

Now, in a low-level single, he finally broke through Li Ke's defense head-on.

Despite the booing, Lebang still slapped his fist to celebrate.

Commentary seat, Jeff Van Gundy and Reggie Miller were still shaking their heads.

"I remembered this low-post back hit..."

"Charles Barkley?"

"Yes, it's him!"

"The extremely ugly back-beating is successful, but it is effective. I heard that LeBron has been learning back-beating from famous teachers. Could it be that the famous teacher he is looking for is Charles?"

"Then I have to ask Charles..."

On the field, the Bobcats' attack.

It was like playing an Angsau bag. At the high position, Li Ke directly received the ball and held Lebang back.

Like Lebang, Li Ke couldn't beat Lebang even with his back, but he didn't hold on to the strong and hard steel like Lebang.

Instead, he turned left, shook, then turned right, and continued to shake, and finally turned left and accelerated, rushing in.

The emergency stop was at the middle distance, Li Ke raised his hand and shot, leaving the basketball...

Swish—!

Ang Sao succeeds!

Immediately afterwards, the Knights' turn.

Lebang copied the previous offensive round, but it was an extremely ugly back hit.

This time, he pushed Li Ke away and successfully threw the ball, and scored continuously.

"Scoring 4 points in a row, LeBron seems to have found the right offensive answer."

But it was useless, and soon Li Ke paid back 2 points.

With a score of 26 to 37, the Cavaliers fell 11 points behind, as if they were locked.

Jeff Van Gundy knew very well: "Although LeBron has been scoring, his scoring was too dry and could not drive his teammates at all."

"In contrast, Sheldon scored a high-level back-attack with a mid-range emergency stop, plus a throw-out that broke through the basket, and a variety of scoring methods forced the Cavaliers to keep changing their defense."

"Once the defense changes, the opportunities for other Bobcats players will appear unconsciously."

To put it bluntly, Lebang fixed his position to death and moved near the low position.

As long as the Bobcat is unable to defend and not cooperate with each other, no matter how much Lebang scores, he is the only one who scores.

Unless, he scored 81 points...

Lebang could not score 81 points, and Li Ke was very confident about this.

He remembered that in his previous life, Lebang scored a career-high 61 points against the Bobcats, who had not changed their name to the Hornets at that time. He was so tired that he was depressed for two or three consecutive games.

That's still the regular season, but now it's the playoffs, the intensity is different.

If Lebang really wants to score 60 in this game, he will not be able to perform too well in the remaining games in the Eastern Conference Finals.

Simply put, Lebang's physical fitness is not that good.

One person can't kill a team, and then fixed his position at a low position, unable to touch the defense of the Bobcats in other positions.

Isn't this score just dry?

Just like that, LeBang scored 7 points in the second quarter, including one who made Li Ke foul 1 of 2 free throws.

Larry Brown waved his hand and replaced Lebang and Bosh who had already played for a quarter and a half.
To be continued...