The Warriors suddenly used a 2-joint defense ultimate move, and the Mavericks were overwhelmed.

Scoring is always the closer you get to the rim, so as long as it is not a specific tactic, most teams will make the ball holder get closer to the rim by breaking through or passing the ball, thus falling into the trap of the Warriors.

Nowitzki ran back and entered the penalty area. After getting the ball, he quickly jumped. West hit him in front. Chamberlain took the opportunity to kill and gave a big hat.

The Warriors' offense, Chamberlain plays from the inside, Danpier and Heywood have the same problem, and his defense is very tough, but his pace is too slow. After all, he is old and his career has begun to decline.

Chamberlain waved his arms and made a hook shot fake action, and Danpier raised his center of gravity. Seeing this, he quickly turned around, walked around the basket and put the ball away, raised it over his head and dunked it.

The fans were full of resentment for Danpier's poor defense, and booed like a whistle and rang from all directions.

The Mavericks still chose to break through, but Terry entered the inside but encountered double-teams from Chamberlain and Weiss. He made a mistake in passing and the ball was intercepted by Blair. The Warriors became a big fast attack and continued to destroy the Mavericks' penalty area.

Seeing this, Kidd immediately made a change of moves. He had to pass the ball to his outside teammates, asking them to use long shots or mid-range shots to solve their opponents.

After all, Nowitzki is a high-ranking king. Ibaka cannot limit him. He hit two consecutive goals around the three-point line. Both goals can be regarded as key goals. Although the score cannot be further narrowed, it is enough to be less ugly.

But then, West began to show off his power, and he scored four points with a break and shot. Then he stole Kid's pass and made a counterattack layup. Terry returned to defense and pushed West in time. As a result, the latter took the opportunity to rush up and hit the throw, winning a 2fI

Nowitzki made a jump shot, and Curry immediately made his own three-pointer in the game. Kidd and Marion cooperated to chase 6 points in a row, and Chamberlain made a foul to attack Danpier and made both free throws.

At the end of the quarter, Curry made another long-range three-pointer. After the end of the first half, the Warriors led their opponent with 46 and nearly 2 points.

Mavericks fans were extremely dissatisfied with this result. On the way the players entered the locker room, someone shouted at Nowitzki and others: "Is this the pride of Dallas? Are you just taking us to win the championship like this? Has the Mavericks actually become like this?"

One sentence makes the players look ugly, and they are powerless to fight back because the Warriors are really ugly when they play.

The team system can change, the team tactics can change, and the team lineup can also change. But if the team's core remains unchanged, then no matter how the team changes, it will be filled with old wines in new bottles. If the characteristics and style of the team's core remain unchanged, then this team is essentially still an old team.

The one who knows the Mavericks best is always old Nelson, because Nowitzki was discovered and cultivated by him. Can he not know the abilities and advantages and weaknesses of the German tank?

The Mavericks also know their problems, but they have no way to deal with them.

The Warriors use joint defense from the second quarter. The so-called joint defense is the awareness of joint defense, which means that the restrictions are divided into 6 small areas. Each person is in charge of one area and is responsible for any action the opponent makes in his own area. This makes it easy to double-team and attack the opponent.

Joint defense may be the most widely used defensive tactic of NHAl. Unlike amateur games, professional league teams use joint defense. They adapt to changes and never use a joint defense tactic in a rigid way.

From 2-joint defense to 212 joint defense, then B2 joint defense and 1Bl joint defense were used. When Nowitzki felt hot and was about to score points, Ibaka stared at it, and the remaining 4 people were left to defend, and began to stare at 4 joints.

When Old Nelson saw that the joint defense was effective, he naturally asked the players to insist on using this tactic in the midfield. When the team fouls more often, the joint defense can reduce fouls, and it can also curb the opponent's strong breakthrough ability or long-range shooting ability on the outside.

The pressure is all on Carlisle's side. The joint defense is most afraid of fast attack. Everyone knows this principle. The joint defense has not been formed in the fast attack, so it has no power. However, the Mavericks are veterans, so their fast attack is not fast enough and their threat is not strong enough.

Furthermore, the joint defense is afraid of grabbing the frontcourt rebounds, because the joint defense is not as strict as the man-tapping defense. Once someone rushes into the penalty area and grabs the frontcourt rebounds, it is easy to cause the joint defense to fall into chaos - as long as the inside shrinks the defense line and enters the penalty area, someone can get an open opportunity.

However, the Mavericks still can't do this. Nowitzki, as a power forward, has a rebounding ability comparable to a small forward. Danpier is very good at picking up rebounds at the peak, but now he is old and even young, it's useless, because rebounding champion Chamberlain is right in front of them.

Thinking about this, Carlisle began to scratch his head with some worries. Each joint defense has its own flaws, and different formations have gaps, so the gap is ineffective after being caught. He tried hard to find the gaps of the Warriors players, but most of them were found, but only one was not found.

The one he couldn't find the defensive flaw was Chamberlain, and Chamberlain was the core of the Warriors' joint defense, so the flaw found in this way was still not a flaw - they could find it, and Chamberlain knew it, so these flaws were often traps.

In this way, Carlisle could only say helplessly: "Guys, we must be patient in our offense, pass more balls, and keep passing the balls to make the bastards of the Warriors run constantly. I don't believe they are all Iron Warriors."

Carlisle has a concern about this arrangement, that is, there is another loophole in the joint defense, that is, preventing breakthroughs but not shooting. If someone feels hot and can make repeated shots, the Warriors will definitely collapse. What Carlisle is afraid of is that someone really thinks like this, that would be bad. What he wants is team basketball, not heroism.

The ball rights in the third quarter are still from the Mavericks. Kidd did not rest and led the team again. The Mavericks still had another problem, that is, the point guard is short, and Kidd's substitute is Barria, a small man over 1.7 meters tall. If he meets Billups, he will definitely die miserably.

Kidd directed his teammates to pass the ball continuously, and they made a high-risk large-scale transfer, but the Warriors' joint defense has become a climate. The basketball swung around the outside players and finally returned to the core Nowitzki.

Nowitzki stared at the ring with one hand, bent down and slowly walked forward.

Ibaka replaced, and Evans, who was on the court, was more defensive. He was specifically watching Nowitzki, so he went up and stuck him tough, and his mouth was squirting trash words: "Handsome guy, hand over your balls, look at how you look now, you are about to collapse, right? Come on, give me the ball, I'll send you home, will I go home and go home to cry for a good match with my mother?"

"Oh my god, man, you actually dribble the ball under your crotch. What are you planning to stuff the ball into yourself? Are you also called dribbling the ball under your crotch? Be careful of your balls, man." Evans pushed Nowitzki, and he kept using small tricks one by one, such as twisting people, catching people, pushing people, stepping on people, tearing jerseys, and these tricks continued to flow.

Seeing that Nowitzki could not get rid of the energetic Evans, Terry took advantage of his extraordinary flexibility and mentioned that he took over the ball from Nowitzki at a high position.

After passing the ball, the German tank immediately ran into the inside. His position choice was very good and just fell into the empty space of the inside. The Warriors' joint defense line was a little disrupted. Terry was quick-eyed and passed the ball into the inside. Nowitzki turned over and jumped up and sent the ball into the ring.

At this time, the rebound also had a red light, and the Mavericks were going to violate the rules for one second.

As basketball entered the circle, Nowitzki's frown finally stretched out, and the second half was a good start.

The Mavericks also used joint defense. Iverson, who came on as a substitute, ran quickly through the half and tried it in. Terry and Kidd did not hesitate to double-team him. Seeing this, Iverson retreated and passed the ball to Chamberlain.

Chamberlain came to cover Iverson, but he ended up taking the ball away and the ball was in his hands.

The important task of defending Chamberlain was handed over to Nowitzki. The German tank looked solemn, as if he was going to face the world war, and he wanted to stop Chamberlain.

Chamberlain leaned against Nowitzki and took a tentative step forward, leaning forward with his right shoulder to make a breakthrough. Seeing this, Nowitzki was surprised and hurriedly took a step back half a step to get the position ahead of time.

But when he stepped back, he realized that it was broken. Chamberlain just made a fake move, so he had room to take action.

Chamberlain did not hesitate, raised his arms and bent his legs, and he was about to jump up as he made a gesture.

Nowitzki's face changed drastically and he immediately rushed back. Chamberlain just made a fake move. When he rushed forward, the ball in his right hand gently hit the floor, and picked up the ball with his left hand and broke through the right side of the German tank.

After passing the German tank, Chamberlain quickly changed directions when facing Marion, who was making up for defense. Marion hesitated a little. This moment of shock showed a loophole. Chamberlain cut past him and rushed into the penalty area.

Seeing this, the Mavericks fans stood up nervously, and their eyes were all on Danpier. This was the last line of defense.

Danpier opened his arms and blocked the top of the penalty area. Chamberlain attacked hard. Danpier squatted down and exerted force, pressing his body with his lower abdomen.

Finally blocked this guy, Danpier breathed a sigh of relief. As soon as this breath came to his throat, he suddenly became anxious because Chamberlain, who was stuck by him, disappeared.

Chamberlain leaned against Danpier, twisted his thick body, used his powerful waist and abdomen to force a circle, and used a beautiful turn to pass Danpier, so that the ring was close at hand.

Chamberlain wanted to make a dunk, but later he felt it was unnecessary. Their momentum was already strong enough, so he provoked his wrists to send the ball into the ring.

This offense was a blow to the Mavericks' momentum. Chamberlain broke into the penalty area from a high position, broke through three people in a row, and the final score was so easy. How can such a person defend?

Carlisle couldn't understand why the same joint defense was so powerful in the Warriors and was useless in his team's hands?

Nowitzki also chose to fight one-on-one. After he threw Evans away, Blair got entangled. He finally used the experience of the Taoist to shake Blair away. Chamberlain's line of defense came out again, and now he had no choice.

Nowitzki was stuck in the inside by Chamberlain, and the Mavericks had a big problem. There were too few people who could handle Nowitzki. The outside line had been blocked, and Danpier's running awareness and ability were almost gone. He would only stay in place and wait for the ball, so that the opponent would defend one by one.

Nowitzki had no choice but to force his fight. In order to avoid being blocked, he could only increase the height of his attack, so that the basketball jumped hard on the ring and made a blacksmith.

Chamberlain turned around and took the rebound, he threw it to Iverson, and the Warriors started a fast break again.

The reason why the Mavericks' joint defense is weak is that their defense line cannot be pulled up and they are constantly changing. For example, at this moment, the Warriors launched a fast attack, and they had no time to arrange a joint defense line. In addition, Iverson attacked quickly and dribbled the ball to the frontcourt and scored a layup.

After that, the Mavericks' offense encountered another death ball crisis. Chamberlain took the opportunity to grab the ball that Nowitzki protected in his arms. The referee blew the ball and the fans booed wildly, but it was useless.

Chamberlain naturally took the ball, and the Warriors' offensive rhythm was the same fast, but this time it was not a breakthrough layup, but West made a three-pointer long shot, and the gap between the two reached 20.

Carlisle had no choice but to call for a pause.
Chapter completed!