Kobe was so angry when he looked at Sun Ce's scoring method!

Those who learned the techniques with him, Iverson, Nash, Tim Hardaway... and others in vain? They actually played Rules basketball!

However, Kobe had to admit that Sun Ce was very smart. When he felt bad, he could actually think of such a way to keep his score, and he did it.

Using rules, this thing seems simple, but if you really want to play like this, not every player can do it, or even, it cannot be done at all.

This is a kind of talent. To make Kobe suddenly change his movements and commit fouls while maintaining the threat of normal shooting, he feels that he can't do it and cannot adapt to such changes. He is 100% less efficient than playing normally.

Faced with such a situation, the Lakers were caught off guard.

After the start of the defense was cancelled at the beginning of the century, players with the ball could not defend against the ball, and they could not make hand contact after the shooter made a shooting move... There are many defensive restrictions.

Lakers head coach Bickstaff, the most suitable player to defend Sun Ce, came up with the mind of a Pacers player Roy Hibert.

This guy is the most suitable inside line to prevent breakthroughs under the rules after Howard's defensive decline, and to prevent fouls from using rules. His beautiful vertical bounce and excellent height and wingspan have excellent restraint ability against Sun Ce's current playing style.

But they don’t have such a person, there is no way, old Bickstaff can only start from the offensive end.

Suddenly, the pinched attack became the most unsuitable defensive strategy for the Lakers. One-on-one Sun Ce can find an opportunity to commit a foul. The pinched attack... You must not let this guy go to heaven?

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After the timeout, neither team has substitutions. The Grizzlies are still defensive and the Lakers are still lineups.

Faced with Sun Ce's foul offensive, the Lakers chose hard steel!

This is the most direct and effective way, which is much more effective than anger, unhappiness, or cursing.

I just didn't expect someone to play like this in the first two rounds. When I was prepared, even if I couldn't avoid being fouled every time, I could effectively avoid most fouls.

Also, Sun Ce's shooting feels bad today, so he just needs to prevent Sun Ce's free throw line hooks.

Ci Shiping blocked the breakthrough, Kobe hooked the free throw line and missed Tony Allen. After the timeout, the Lakers' defense achieved good results, effectively suppressing Sun Ce's foul play.

However, facing the current lineup of the Grizzlies, the Lakers' offense is much more difficult than in the first half.

In the first half, the Grizzlies did not send out the best defensive lineup, but started with a running and bombing lineup, making the Lakers relatively easy to play in the first half.

When Coach Hollins chose to put the burden of offense on Sun Ce alone, Tony Allen, Paul George, Bathir and Gasol Jr., who were sent out, the defense played by Sun Ce in the series...

The strongest alliance!

Moreover, through the first half, Sun Ce had a physical warm-up effect. After using the Harden card to recover his physical strength, Sun Ce's defensive footsteps were obviously better than in the first half!

The Lakers' offense was snipered, and Kobe was not hiding himself, and he participated in shooting more. It was not that he didn't shoot much in the first half. When playing against a strong team, Kobe's shot would have reached twenty-five or six times.

, so far this season, Kobe has 40+ 7 times. Now Kobe has made more moves than when he plays a strong team.

On the Grizzlies, it became more difficult for Sun Ce to commit a foul, so when he failed to commit a foul, the hook area of ​​the free throw line and the hook area of ​​the middle distance of the base line were blocked, he chose to hand the ball over to Tony Allen.

Go to the basket or shoot.

I have to say that all of them played well tonight. Teacher Tony hit a three-second jump shot from the left side of the basket and scored 3 points. In addition, Paul George scored a bottom line for the ball.

Scoring a mid-range jump shot, Sun Ce got 4 free throws, 3 free throws, and in the third quarter, Sun Ce intercepted Josh Smith, who passed the ball in a hurry, and Paul George made a mistake in out of bounds and entered the official timeout.

At that time, the Grizzlies clenched the score and fell behind by 70-72 by 2 points to enter the official timeout.

In the first half, the Lakers relied on the Grizzlies to send out a strong defensive lineup and scored almost 30 points in each quarter, but after playing for more than half a quarter, the Lakers only scored 13 points.

After playing an excellent offensive feeling in the first half, Kobe's shots increased in the third quarter, the Grizzlies defended very well in this quarter.

And relying on the Lakers' 6 points Sun Ce scored before the adjustment was called timeout, the Grizzlies scored 16-13!

Thanks to Mr. Tony's failure to get a trick in the first half of the third quarter, he received the ball and made two shots in 4 shots, and also made 1 of 2 free throws, which helped Sun Ce reduce the burden.

Coach Hollins has no special way for the time being. When the team's best scorer is not only through free throws and hooks in specific positions, but other areas feel cold, his team is also a defensive team, with running and bombing.

When the lineup was confirmed to be inferior to the opponent when the attack was already confirmed to be inferior to the opponent, no head coach could do anything. Even the Cardinal and Zen master had lost many games, including the finals.

So Coach Hollins continued to maintain defense and sent out a combination of Sun Ze, Klay Thompson, Prince, Randolph and Larry Sanders.

On the Lakers side, Paul continued to play, Kobe and Ci Shiping, who had already committed 4 fouls, were replaced, Meeks and Earl Clark came on, and Josh Smith and Jordan Hill continued to partner with the inside.

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After the timeout, Sun Ce looked at the opponent's rotation lineup. The offensive firepower was amazing. Meeks, his second round pick in the same class, had 100 points this season with Paul, Kobe and Josh Smith passing the ball.

39:7 three-point shooting percentage averaged 2.1 three-pointers per game. The key is that he only averaged 17 minutes per game, which means that this guy scored when he came up!

Fortunately, the timeout came back from the timeout. The Lakers' first attack Meeks received the ball and replaced Prince without making a move. Sun Ce beat Jordan Hill to win the defensive rebound when Randolph blocked Josh Smith.

, fight back!

The Lakers have a good sense of retreating and defense. Klay Thompson's three-pointer, Larry Sanders and Jimmy Butler were blocked by rushing to the basket, and Josh Smith rushed back in time to block it.

At the free throw line, there is no chance at the bottom line on the right, Larry Sanders cut in, and Earl Clark can block the pass.
Chapter completed!