The Warriors this season are a team with very strong three-point firepower.

Sprewell, the left-hand Mullin of God, and Mark Price, the former soul of the Cavaliers, are all players who can shoot three-pointers and shoot them accurately.

In the regular season this season, the Warriors have had the experience of defeating strong opponents with explosive three-pointers.

For Adelman, he does not ask for a black eight miracle, but at least he must win one game in the series!

Otherwise, I'm afraid that my position as commander-in-chief will not be guaranteed.

When he was with the Trail Blazers, he was fired because he couldn't beat the Lakers.

Adelman doesn't want to experience the same thing again.

It's just a pity that in the first game of the series, facing the Lakers' league-leading defense, the Warriors were in disarray.

Sprewell, a madman, is too honest in front of Shay, and can be described as timid.

If Shea looks in his direction twice, he will be frightened and pass the ball directly.

The Madmen can't play well at this point and can't attract defenses. It will be difficult for other Warriors players to get good opportunities.

So as expected, the Warriors were suppressed throughout the game.

Moreover, under the Lakers' high-pressure defense, there were 27 turnovers in the game.

The Warriors are the team with the third most turnovers per game in the league this season, but their 27 turnovers are still a full 11 times higher than their average!

Halfway through the third quarter, the Warriors were already trailing by 22 points.

Sprewell has no choice but to compete in basketball, so he can only compete in acting!

So during a breakthrough, Finley, who was about to cut the ball, had just touched the basketball when the madman suddenly made a beautiful dive to his side without causing a drop of water.

The referee immediately blew the whistle to stop the game, but in fact he was not sure whether it was an out of bounds or a defensive foul.

The honest man Finley covered his head with his hands and told the referee: "Brother, you know me. Although my dunk is embarrassing, I am not a bad person! The murders and arson were all done by my brother Zhong!"

The referee waved his hand, explaining that it was a cover-up and preparing to give Finley a foul.

But at this moment, Shay silently walked up to Sprewell, then leaned down directly, lifted the moaning Sprewell up from the ground, and forced a power-on!

Sprewell looked at Shay in front of him in confusion, followed by a deep sense of fear.

Although Shay is already his former leader, for some reason, the madman still feels fear subconsciously and stands upright unconsciously when facing Shay.

It's so straight that it doesn't look like a person who was just squirming on the ground in pain!

After Shay lifted Sprewell up, he cracked his fingers and looked at the madman up and down:

"Where are you injured? Let me take a look. We are all our own people, don't be embarrassed."

The madman swallowed and immediately smiled playfully: "It's okay, hahaha, it's just that the floor was slippery and I fell. Brother Xie, be careful!"

The madman knows that if he dares to pretend to be in pain, Shay will dare to inflict real pain on himself!

Shay then immediately shouted to the referee: "It looks like it's okay, let's go out of bounds."

The referee was also speechless. Sprewell was on the verge of death just now, but now after being forced to turn on the phone by Shay, the pain is gone?

Shay can not only score 60 points, but he can also make a comeback, right?

In the CCTV studio, Director Zhang laughed: "Shay, the Hua Tuo of basketball is really reincarnated. The madman was still in pain just now, but suddenly it doesn't hurt anymore."

Shea forced the game to start, and sure enough, the referee ruled that Sprewell was out of bounds.

It can only be said that Shay's current deterrent power, ah no, ability to convince people with virtue is already quite powerful.

They couldn't beat and couldn't perform, but they didn't dare to perform. The Lakers finally defeated the Warriors 103-79, and Shea also scored 35 points in a single game as a welcome gift.

The Warriors were even more miserable in the second game. The Lakers strengthened their defense on outside shooting, so Sprewell made 2 of 8 from three-point range, Mullin made 1 of 6, and Price made 2 of 7.

Adelman's three-pointer, which he was proud of, was completely defended today and was completely non-threatening!

After the game, Shay also joked: "I don't understand about three-pointers, but you don't want to understand either!"

107 to 75, the Lakers made another victory, leading the total score 2 to 0.

Shay only scored 24 points in the second game, not because of lack of strength, but because garbage time came too early!

In the third game, the game finally returned to San Francisco.

Today, the Warriors' shooters finally found an eight-power lens, and they shot three-pointers resolutely and accurately.

The two teams played very anxiously in the first half. At the end of the half, the Lakers only led the Warriors by 2 points.

At the end of half the game, the live camera gave Shay a close-up.

Shea stared at the score for a few seconds, then nodded and walked into the tunnel.

As if to say: "Okay, you want me to be serious! Then, let's get started!"

Just like that, the third quarter of death is coming!

As soon as the game started, Shea scored a goal in a very concise, almost disrespectful way.

In this attack, Shea did not make any fake moves outside the three-point line and directly accelerated to break through Sprewell's defense.

Sprewell was forced to one step inside the three-point line by Shea.

Seeing that the distance was still too far, Shay turned sideways again, slammed in, and pushed forward one step further.

Although Sprewell kept retreating, he stayed close to Shay from beginning to end.

However, when Shay saw that the distance was almost the same, he ignored Sprewell in front of him and made a turnaround jump shot against his defense, and the basketball still hit the net!

There are no fancy fake moves or tactics.

It's just that Shai relies on the madman to break through and then shoots, that's it.

But this is exactly a display of Shay's ultimate strength!

And with this goal, Shea also gave the Warriors a signal:

"I'm going to end the competition. If you're smart, go farther!"

Next, Shea started scoring at will.

He dunked on Joe Smith.

He hit a layup under the Warriors' shrinking defense.

He passed the madman, then turned around and passed Mullin, then jumped up and turned 360° in the air for a layup.

Breathtaking!

Only then did people realize that although the Warriors also lost miserably in the first two games,...

Today, Shay really regarded the Warriors as his opponent and showed a little strength.

However, Shay's slight penetration was already the end result for the Warriors.

A team like the Warriors simply cannot withstand Shay's devastation.

In the end, the Lakers defeated the Warriors 104-89 on the road, with a total score of 3-0. As Shea himself said, there was a 200% probability of sweeping the promotion!

Shea scored 38 points in the game, including 16 in the third quarter.

That's right, even when facing the Warriors with a three-point explosion, Shay only took it seriously for one quarter.

People realized that playing against such an ordinary team would have no difficulty at all for Shea.

Adelman also let out a long sigh at the end of the game.

Because Mr. Shay is going to lose his job again!

At the post-game press conference, Adelman looked blank and allowed the reporters to chatter in the audience.

Reporters complained for a while about Sprewell's poor defense.

After a while, he complained that Joe Smith was too slow to make up defense.

After a long time, perhaps because he couldn't bear it anymore, Adelman suddenly slapped the table:

"My players have done a good enough job!"

The reporters looked at each other, somewhat unprepared for Adelman's sudden outburst.

At this time, a reporter stood up and said: "If you have done well enough, why are you being massacred again?"

"Because Shay, he is not on the same level as 99.9% of the people in this league! No matter how good we are, it doesn't matter!"

After Adelman finished speaking, he felt relieved.

He finally spoke out what was on his mind.

Beat Shay?

Forget it, I’d better take a few years off!

Adelman probably didn't expect that his words would be quoted by major media outlets the next day and used as front-page headlines.

However, they added another sentence after the title: "But Michael may be one of the 0.1%!"

When the Lakers swept the Warriors 3-0 to advance, the Chicago Bulls on the other side also swept the Philadelphia 76ers 3-0.
To be continued...