The first quick step is very scary.

Liu Mang saw Hamilton taking small steps quickly, and immediately saw through the opponent's defensive intention. He made a movement with his left foot and bent his knee, and suddenly took a step forward with his right foot.

Hamilton took a step back nervously and was fooled!

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Liu Mang took his feet back and quickly shot a three-pointer from the top of the arc!

"Ding... the sharpshooter is triggered at level 5. The shooting space is perfect this time, regardless of the rhythm effect."

With a big gap, Liu Mang's three-point shot hit!

Hamilton patted his head in annoyance, being too nervous about the opponent's breakthrough defense!

After Liu Mang scored the goal, he immediately turned around and returned to defense. After the breakthrough threat became greater, the opponent did not dare to stare so closely at the three-pointer. Thinking about Wade's more explosive first step, fortunately this guy did not have a three-pointer.

Otherwise it would be really difficult to deal with.

Offense and defense transition, the Pistons attack.

Liu Mang waited until Hamilton came over and then chased Hamilton.

When Liu Mang was running with Hamilton, he noticed something was wrong. The person who came to help Hamilton block him became Ben Wallace, not Bosh!

When Hamilton's off-the-ball pick-and-roll with Ben Wallace attracted Kwame Brown and Liu Mang to switch defenses, Billups on the other side beat Prince. After reaching the left side of the three-second zone, Bosh

Pulled out to the left mid-range and ran out next to Billups. Billups passed the ball to Bosh and then went up to block Rasheed Wallace. Prince quickly changed defense, but

The height difference is too big, Bosh dribbles the ball and shoots a mid-range jumper!

It also hit!

The Pistons played a new tactic!

Hamilton's movement and Ben Wallace's ability to hit the basket after off-ball pick-and-rolls create a shooting threat for Bosh.

Isn't this the Timberwolves' common tactic last season?

The Detroit Hammers easily hit the mid-range shot, and their tactical play was beyond the Eagles' expectations.

The opening attacks from both sides were effective.

Due to the strong defense of the Pistons team, the Eagles chose who Hamilton should guard and who should play in isolation at the beginning of the game.

In this rough confrontation in the playoffs, it was difficult for Hamilton to get out of the open space, and the same was true for Liu Mang. The two strong defensive teams couldn't beat the conventional tactics, so the Pistons used Hamilton's threat to give Bosh an opportunity. The Hawks

Bian was more direct, and Liu Mang and Tracy McGrady started playing singles.

By the time the official timeout came in the first quarter, the Eagles' two leading scorers had already scored 11 points together and helped their teammates score 6 points, finishing the game with 17 points in half a quarter.

But the Pistons also scored 15 points. The Pistons' offensive tactics have become quite diverse. The Pistons did not compete with the Eagles in the regular season. They had not yet built up their confidence at that time, so Coach Sanders also

I didn’t use all the tactics of pressing the bottom of the box.

Now that the Pistons have reached the Eastern Conference Finals and have gained confidence with 63 wins in the regular season, Coach Sanders has come up with some new tactics before the Eastern Conference Finals begins.

The Pistons played a completely different offensive performance than last year's Eastern Conference Finals!
Chapter completed!