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Chapter 110 Dominate the game!Team Du, Reasonable Section!

Duen realized that his physical strength might not be enough tonight, so when holding the ball in the first three quarters, he focused more on passing the ball out to organize the team's offense.

However, the Pistons don't know if Dunn has had a good rest.

What the Pistons know well is that Duan made 6 three-pointers in the last game, with a shooting percentage of over 40%!

The three-point ability that Duan showed in the previous playoffs was enough to make all teams in the league fearful.

And the three-point defense happened to be the weakest link in the Pistons' mixed defense system.

In order to prevent Duane from shooting outside the three-point line and scoring efficiently, the Pistons had to be attracted to defense by Duane's fake shots, true passes, and fake shots.

Duane also happened to hit the right side, which disrupted the Pistons' defensive arrangement before the game.

After playing more than three minutes in the first quarter, the Lakers opened up the point difference all of a sudden under Duane's tandem.

Larry Brown looked at the 4-9 scorer on the sidelines and had to call a timeout to adjust his defensive strategy.

"Ben, I know you can defend from position one to position five, and you can do better!
Therefore, as long as Du En plays pick-and-roll, it will be up to you to defend!
Others are optimistic about their players, pay attention to protect the basket!
Do the right thing and we can win the game! "

After making defensive adjustments, Larry Brown did not scold for the first time, but chose to cheer for the Pistons.

In the past, Larry Brown would have scolded him directly!

If you can't guard Du En's three-pointer on the field, and you can't guard Du En's pass this time, what use are you guys for?
However, Larry Brown also knows that the Lakers' lineup is much better than the Pistons. The Pistons' five starting players have already pushed his defensive system to the extreme.

The Pistons want to win despite being weak, and Larry Brown can only hope that the players on the field can step up in time and create miracles.

The timeout ends and the game resumes.

The Pistons adjusted their defense slightly, but did not change their offensive strategy.

After Fisher played G1, under the guidance of Lakers assistant Tex Winter, he changed his defense against Billups from the front to the side.

It's a bit like Rubio defending Harden, mainly preventing Billups from using the screen to break out from the left.

Although Billups does not frequently step back like Harden.

But if Billups is really allowed to shoot three-pointers in isolation, the Pistons will undoubtedly have a drop in offensive efficiency without Billups' organization.

Billups is not a stable point guard. Even under the training of Larry Brown, the stinky three-pointer will break out from time to time.

Now that Fisher has given up his shooting space, Billups will naturally not be afraid to shoot.

On the contrary, if you follow Fisher's defensive strategy and go to the right or the center to break through, you will be flanked by Duane and surrounded by a group of people under the basket.

In the first 3 minutes, Billups tried his best to connect the team. As a result, the performance of his teammates was quite satisfactory, which was similar to the previous game, and the shooting percentage was more than [-]%.

Now, the opportunity to shoot and chase points is in front of us, Billups still decides to make his own shot!
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Billups shot a three-pointer. Although Fisher took off to block the shot, he turned sideways and didn't want to foul. If he could block Billups' shot?

Although Dunn also assisted in the defense, he swooped forward to interfere with Billups' shooting.

But the end result is still to no avail.

Billups took advantage of a semi-open shot to successfully single out Fisher and recover three points for the Pistons.

However, it didn't take long before Du En handed over the top of the arc and borrowed a screen for a three-pointer, first taking the ball and swaying it to fly big.

Originally, Du En wanted to fake the real pass, but found that other people did not double-team.

So Du En took a step away and then dribbled to adjust his touch, and then tiptoed to shoot a three-pointer.

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"Response ball from Duane! Duane was dominating the game in his own way tonight!"

Lakers home commentator Bill McDonald immediately shouted excitedly after seeing Duane make a three-pointer and successfully respond to Billups.

Stu Lanz on the side also praised: "I seem to see Dunn playing on the court wearing jerseys No. 32 and No. 44."

It's true that Duane's draft template is Reggie Miller. When it comes to Duen, most people will think of Reggie Miller.However, the organizational skills Duane is now showing are undoubtedly reminiscent of Magic Johnson.

And because Du En was hand-picked by the logo man, it is not an exaggeration to say that Du En is the successor of the logo man due to his excellent shooting ability.

Who said this is the Staples Center, and who said Duan is a Lakers player?

For the next period of time, both the Pistons and the Lakers tacitly let Billups and Duane fire alternately, depending on who loses first.

Of course, it's the finals, so there's no one who doesn't take defense seriously, right?

Fisher finally made it to the starting line-up, so naturally he didn't work hard. With the help of continuous hands-on physical confrontation with Billups, Fisher finally ran into a dead mouse.

Although there was an empty seat in front of Billups, under the influence of Fisher, he still failed to continue the touch.

O'Neal protected the rebound and passed the ball to Dunn on the outside.

Duane tried to play a transition offense after receiving the ball. The speed and discipline of the Pistons' defense made it impossible for Duane to help the Lakers score with a simple ball.

However, it's still the same tricks, playing pick-and-rolls, playing small and big, and shooting with cover.

Du En simply decided to use up his energy and get back the points he could score first.

Originally, he also wanted to win the FMVP. If he had the opportunity to score points, Du En naturally couldn't miss it.

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Another score, Duen had 3 assists in front, helping the Lakers open a 5-point gap. This time he scored two consecutive three-pointers, helping the Lakers open a 3-point gap.

"Why is Du En so difficult to guard? Ben has already guarded his face!"

Seeing that the point difference went to double digits, Larry Brown on the sidelines was naturally impatient.

Daben is his confidant and favorite general, this cannot be abused.

So Larry Brown turned to Billups and questioned: "Chauncey, why don't you dare to fight in?

Stop shooting outside like a jerk!
Quickly use your back and hit me hard! "

Hearing Larry Brown's roar, Billups no longer struggled with whether to continue to confront Duan and continued to try to respond to Duan with a three-pointer.

High post is Billups' forte. The three-pointer is unstable in the playoffs, but the mid-range is still very sure.

Billups finally hit a half-volume layup with a backhand shot, successfully helping the Pistons recover two points.

Relying on the three-point threat of scoring two goals in a row, Dunn drove away from Daben to break through the basket, fed Malone a cake, and brought the point difference back to 8 points.

The Lakers also relied on Duane's more sophisticated combination of ball-handling, sudden shooting, and passing to stabilize the score advantage step by step.

And as Duen's coach, Zen master also noticed that in the second half of the first quarter, Duen was doing organizational work, and he was able to shoot directly when he had some opportunities, but he didn't choose to attack.

Under normal circumstances, Duane feels so good, wouldn't it be a pity not to vote?
Judging from this posture, the Zen master can only preemptively strike. Before Larry Brown guesses that Du En is unable to do what he wants, he calls a timeout to adjust his offensive tactics.

Ever since, with more than 2 minutes left in the first quarter, Payton got playing time.

The Lakers switched to Payton to play as a dribbling guard to share the pressure of dribbling. Kobe held the ball as the pivot, or attacked independently, or activated O'Neal by protruding inside.

Duane and Grant played off the ball to help the Lakers open up space.

Perhaps it's because Duan leads by example in playing team basketball. Kobe, who also has thoughts on FMVP, plays more reasonably.

Who would have thought that Kobe had an extremely rare shot of only 2 in the first quarter?
Although he only hit one of the goals, he got 2 assists by passing the ball to O'Neal!
At the same time, although O'Neill didn't figure out what kind of medicine Dunn and Kobe sold in the gourd, he was also full of joy about this situation.

After all, who wouldn't want to be a big winner in life?

"Dune and Kobe were passing the ball to me, and Shaq scored 11 points in the first quarter!"

O'Neal smiled like a hook...

(End of this chapter)