Duncan held the ball and hit it hard, reached out and put it away, turned around and took action. Chamberlain hurriedly put it in front of him. At this time, Duncan leaned against Chamberlain and passed the ball to the middle. Ginobili rushed up, took the ball and jumped up and shook his wrist, and sent the ball into the ring.

West rushed like a buffalo in heat. Ginobili turned sideways and tried to steal his ball. Mr. Mad Dog laughed like a nerve-wracking man. His tough shoulder hit Ginobili's chest, pushing him away, and breaking into the penalty area with lightning speed. He dunked with Chamberlain's cover.

Parker ran rhythmically, Curry was stunned, and Bowen blocked him cunningly. Parker pulled and stepped horizontally, made a jump shot, and hit.

Chamberlain played Duncan alone, and he turned to the front of Shifu, skillfully controlled the ball and broke through sideways. As soon as Duncan came up, Chamberlain immediately turned around and hooked up. Shifu moved sideways, Chamberlain grabbed the ball and broke away, and got up and dunked.

After suffering from a heavy blow from Chamberlain, Duncan looked as usual. He held the ball again and still carefully supported his teammates. Bowen held the ball and transferred it to Parker. Parker broke through and passed the ball to Ginobili. The Demon Knife once again passed the ball back to Bowen. Bowen made a long shot from outside the three-point line, beating Jackson to hit a three-pointer.

Jackson lost face and turned into a tank and rumbling in. Parker cleverly leaned over to steal it. The Spurs made a quick break. Ginobili finally took the ball and made a layup. Chamberlain flew up like a hawk, slap up and pressed it down with the ball.

The two sides confronted the whole game, and the Warriors' offensive was like wind and fire, and the wind was full of fire, and they were as fast as wind and invaded like fire; the Spurs were step by step, and their stern as slow as forest, as if they were not moving as mountains. The two teams had almost two extreme styles, one was like thunder and lightning, and they wanted to eat you, and the other was slowly going on, and they liked whatever they wanted. If the scores were not similar, many people thought the Spurs had broken the can.

After the first three quarters, the Warriors led by only 2 points with 75. Their lead was once expanded to double digits in the first half, but in the third quarter, the Spurs launched a counterattack, but the Warriors could not feel it, quickly narrowing the score back.

The Spurs' tactics seem to be boiling a frog in warm water. You can't feel the opponent's attack sharpness or the defense toughness, but at the end of the game, you look up and find that you have been defeated by the opponent. The Warriors are different now. They attack very fiercely and their defense is domineering. As a result, after the game, the opponent looks up and sees, I'll lose a few points. If I had known that I should have fought at the last moment, I might have won.

In the fourth quarter, Old Nelson used his troops like a god, and actually arranged for Chamberlain to take Evans, West, Billups and Iverson to start. This lineup is completely a curved way to save the country. The offensive firepower from the outside is crazy, and the defensive pressure is thrown to the inside.

The Spurs sent Oboto, Duncan, Bowen, Ginobili and Parker to lineups. Judging from personal abilities, Oboto and Bowen are just like wasteful people, but if they are put into their tactical system, their abilities can be magnified several times.

Billups is a veteran of the playoffs. He knows the importance of winning the first game, which has a great impact on the players' morale. In addition, this is the Warriors' home advantage. If the Spurs win this game, it will be even more difficult for the Warriors to attack in the later stage.

Billups called his teammates together when he came on the court. He pondered for a few seconds and said, "Guys, from my understanding, the San Antonios will definitely not be afraid that we will play offensive and defensive battles with them. They are now very steady and the situation is very good. If we want to win, I am afraid that we will take a detachment from Allen and Deronti. You two take turns to control the ball and use your singles ability to tear up their lineup. If you encounter double-teams, then pass the ball to me. I will always wait outside the three-point line to meet you."

There is no need to remind the insider. If Chamberlain hadn't been holding on, they would have been overturned long ago.

Chamberlain frowned and said, "There is no need to be so troublesome. Give me the ball and I'll end the game."

Bilups held him down and said, "No, brother, it's not the time to use nuclear weapons yet. You keep your physical strength. We will win the next game. You keep your physical strength for the second half of the day after tomorrow. Then you attack and defeat them again. Today we let Allen and Deronti clean up them."

After serving, Billups gave the ball to Iverson, licked his lips, and trotted to the frontcourt with the ball. Standing outside the three-point line facing Parker, he showed a solemn look on his face and began to exchange ball control with both hands.

Obviously, he is going to break through

Parker also knew this, but he knew better that when Iverson was preparing to break through, no one knew where he wanted to rush. All you had to do was to distance yourself and leave yourself reaction time. Parker did that. He took a step back. Even though he was known for his speed, he still couldn't be careless in the face of Iverson's breakthrough.

Parker stepped back, and Iverson outside the three-point line saw Chamberlain stuck Duncan, and hesitated to rise up and a long-range three-pointer.

The ball is guaranteed, and Iverson's shooting is very gentle. Even if the ball is not hit, he will be grabbed by Chamberlain. However, after the ball slowly passed through the air, it fell into the ring accurately.

/:73, Iverson turned around and raised his arms to respond to the cheers of the fans.

Parker passed the ball to Ginobili after halftime. The Demon Sword leaned over to sprint, the Warriors strengthened their defense, Evans dealt with Duncan, and Chamberlain liberated to assist in defense.

Ginobili changed directions repeatedly, but in the end he was targeted by Chamberlain. He passed the ball to Duncan, who got the ball and hit Evans with his strength, then immediately turned around in disguise and made a jump shot with a hook.

Chamberlain rushed up like lightning, and then raised his arm and attacked like a missile, pressing the ball that had been away from his hand.

West rushed in quickly and grabbed the ball. He turned around and took a step. Bowen blocked his way. The two hit him. Bowen reached out to steal the ball. Oberto picked up the ball again. He was about to take action and Chamberlain slapped it, stealing the ball from his arms and throwing it to Billups.

The Warriors are slowly and gradually moving forward. The Spurs' defense is extremely oppressive. They rotate very quickly. Once the Warriors fail to speed up in time, they will fall into their double team. Billups finally got the ball and tried his best to shoot, but the ball still hits the iron and falls into Duncan's hands.

After that, both sides were busy defending and the offensive pressure was reduced. In the first two minutes of the fourth quarter, only Iverson hit a three-pointer.

Old Nelson shook his head and was dissatisfied. He stood up and waved his fist in a bloody way, shouting loudly: "Observation, offense, offense, offense boys, don't tell me the damn defense, what defense can win to win the championship? Fuck me, remember that offense is the best defense, I want you to do your best to attack and not attack, how to score without attack? How to win without attack? This is basketball, not football, offense

A strong attack”

Since the coach said that, the Warriors players cannot lose their links.

Iverson wanted to pass the ball again, his shoulders on both sides were swinging regularly, his eyes emitting a murderous cold light, looking at Parker coldly without retreating, and also hit Iverson with a sharp sword-like gaze.

But in the following moment, Iverson, who had been staring at Parker coldly, suddenly took a big step forward and shot out without warning. At the same time, Parker took a quick step back, but was not dumped by Iverson.

However, you should know that Iverson's breakthrough has never been that simple. The first step is just the beginning, not the end.

After taking a step, Iverson's body flashed to the left first, Parker's eyes lit up and thought the other party was going to break through the right side of his body, but after he moved horizontally, Iverson suddenly leaned over and changed direction to attack from the other side.

It would be difficult for Parker to catch up. Just one step forward, Iverson increased his speed to the extreme. He seemed to be a sharp arrow. He ignored Bowen, who was resting on defense in front of him, threw the ball forward and turned around. Bowen's attention was attracted by the basketball. As a result, Iverson took the opportunity to pass him and grabbed the ball in his hand, continuing to break through.

After passing Bowen, the basket was not far away. Iverson decisively made a layup in three steps, one step, two steps, three steps, holding the ball, and taking another step, his feet landed on the ground, and his legs muscles suddenly tightened, and endless power was provided to the whole body from his legs. Iverson jumped up and stretched out his arms, then raised his wrists on Duncan's head and shot the ball out.

Hit

After the sharp breakthrough, Iverson had no smugness on his face. He lifted his slightly slippery elbow guard up and said sternly: "Defense and defense"

Compared with the Warriors' heroic individualism, the Spurs interpreted the team tactics to the extreme. Parker passed the ball to Duncan. After Duncan made a single, Ginobili supported Ginobili. Ginobili used Bowen to cover the breakthrough and passed the ball to Oberto at the end, and the latter shot to shoot.

The ball fell into the ring, and the Warriors fans sighed regretfully, but they lost nothing to say. The Spurs' ball was too reasonable, and this is the real team basketball.

The ball was handed over to Iverson again. Today's answer was very motivated. Old Nelson simply let him go. Basketball is a team sport. This is true, but there are only a group of geniuses who can lead the team to win.

Facing Parker's defense, Iverson made continuous dribbling. His hand-changing speed was too fast. His shoulders swung like willows in the wind. His left and right hands kept changing positions between the crotch and legs. The ball kept jumping between the floor of both hands, so that in some people's eyes, the ball did not fall to the ground at all. It seemed that it was directly passed from the left hand to the right hand and then from the right hand to the left hand.

Some Spurs fans have already started to yell at violations, but the referees did not blow the whistle. They stared at Iverson tightly, looking for examples of his violations, but they clearly understood that Iverson had no violations.

Iverson's ball-changing movement was extremely fast and had risen to the level of art. Parker was not moved. He leaned over and opened his hands, staring at Iverson's shoulders and eyes. His brain turned quickly to guess Iverson's follow-up movement, but after thinking about it, he had to admit depressedly that he could not guess Iverson's movement.

In this way, Parker could only bet that after Iverson took half a step forward with his right foot, he could only contact Iverson's previous change of direction, betting that he would break through from the left, so he moved his foot a little.

As a result, just as Parker moved, Iverson suddenly grabbed the ball with his right hand and made a pass. Parker quickly turned his head, but he could not see the shadow of the basketball. At the same time, he felt a strong wind flashing on his left.

Iverson did not pass the ball, but held the ball with his right hand and made a super change of movement with an amazing range. It was also the ultimate breakthrough of CP6E, staggering the position of Parker, and running wildly with the ball.

Some people say that Iverson's breakthrough is fast, but Chamberlain always thinks it is actually strong. His style of play is not lightning, but domineering thunder.

After the breakthrough, Iverson was like a whirlwind, rushing inward according to his plan. The Spurs players were preparing to make up for defense, but when things came to an end, they found that with their reaction speed, they could not make up for defense at all.

Iverson made great strides into the inside, bent and jumped up. Facing the blocked Duncan, he twisted his figure like a snake, huddled in Duncan's arms and stretched out his hand to poke the ball forward, pressed down his wrist and used the rebound force to pick the ball out.
Chapter completed!