You are the Pearl, Mo Mengchen

More than half of the third quarter, the 76ers scored continuously without the Pistons making mistakes. At most, they only chased the difference to 8 points.

Due to the high defensive intensity, both sides have a low shooting percentage.

Mo Mengchen suddenly scored Houston, three-point iron, Iverson scored a long rebound and instant fast break.

Mo Mengchen backtracked in time, stopping Iverson's counterattack, and the fighter plane was fleeting. After the personnel of both sides were in place, Iverson once again broke through the lower back, causing Mo Mengchen's defensive foul, and made two free throws on the free throw line.

"The most impressive thing about Dor.Mo is that you must fight back if you are beaten." Cheeks said a pun.

If you are beaten, you will have to return, which means that you will definitely get back if you are beaten. There are manual feet, and there are also goals and goals.

Mo Mengchen is not as foul as Iverson. He just called a pick-and-roll to allow Iverson to play against him and pull up a jumper with height advantage.

70 to 61

The gap of 9 points does not seem to be big. Any team seeing this gap will find ways to chase the points.

The 76ers are playing the right basketball. Iverson does not occupy the shot. Duncan always asks for the ball in the low post. No one in the Pistons can effectively restrain him in the low post.

Unless you have two Wallaces working together and are not afraid of Duncan breaking you with a pass.

The Rashids are tall and stable, enough to defend against all power forwards, but they can never be solved by a player like Duncan.

He needs the assistance of Ben Wallace, a top and a cover, so as to limit Duncan's performance.

The 05 Pistons of the previous life was the combined force of two Wallaces, which made Duncan play the worst career finals in his career: 20 points, 14 rebounds and 2 assists per game, shooting 41.9%.

After the timeout, Westphal issued exactly the same instructions to the two Wallaces, Big Ben desperately included and assisted Duncan, where Ratliff loved to go, whether he could hit Distance jumper, this policy will never change.

Therefore, Duncan's good days come to an end.

Duncan was aware of this when he was blocked by the big Ben flying in the low post.

He continued to ask for a low position. This time, he paid attention to Wallace's position and saw that he missed Ratliff in order to get close to him. Stone Buddha immediately took the ball.

The ball flew out quickly, and Ratliff hit a jumper with Hill's defense.

63 to 70

The Pistons' positional battle was defended with the same intensity, but Mo Mengchen's position was squandered. Bell couldn't get rid of him. The untransformed draft was trying to follow him, but he was met with a rough cover on the side. Turned to the ground.

Mo Mengchen gave him a mocking look. He caught the ball in the corner and made a three-point shot.

73 to 63

"Don't keep pestering me like your defense." Mo Mengchen patted his **** and walked away.

Bell and Mo Mengchen spent the whole night, already accustomed to the other party always mocking people in this way, he did not collapse, he was stronger than he thought.

After all, it wasn’t anyone else who beat him up, it was Dor.Mo from Megatron.

Even Larry Brown praised his courage in public during the halftime break, and called on his teammates to learn from him. Even Eric Snow asked him for the experience of the match against Mo Mengchen.

These things all increased his confidence, even if the result was so bleak, he never wavered.

At this stage, Bell is not taken into consideration by Mo Mengchen at all. He is considering other things.

There is definitely nothing wrong with Duncan. Two-to-one is also the right way. Wallace does not need to consider the timing of the defense. As long as Duncan launches the offense, it will be posted immediately.

With Rashid's defense, Duncan will not explode in an instant. If he can block the shot at the moment he shoots, it is possible to affect the arc or cover the ball.

What if Duncan passes? Ratliff's free-throw line jumper is the biggest hidden danger of this defense.

Just as the Pistons had blocked the passing tactics around O'Neal training, Duncan's pass was better than O'Neill's, but Ratliff's free throw line at each stop gave them sufficient reaction time.

Mo Mengchen's thinking clearly arranged the defense line on the field, especially to keep Hill, a long-handed guy, at a close distance from the free throw line.

However, the careful arrangement did not work, because the 76ers wanted Duncan to suppress the inside of the piston, and did not want Iverson to shut down.

Duncan finished, and it was Iverson's turn to attack.

The perimeter cover was heavy, and Iverson first took Duncan's pick-and-roll, passed Mo Mengchen, and turned to accelerate after encountering Houston.

"Naive!"

Rashid kept up and sent the big cap from behind.

The most notable thing behind Iverson is the trailing teammate, Duncan **** all the way, in order to get the rebound when this situation occurs.

Stone Buddha grabbed an offensive rebound and prepared for a second attack, but was blocked by Big Ben on the side.

The two Wallace defenses shocked the audience. Basketball flew backwards, and the 76ers who were preparing to rush for the offensive rebound failed to predict the rebound.

I don't know if it was good luck or he had already predicted that it was in place. Mo Mengchen was not as good as he was. He just stood on the spot and the rebound automatically flew into his hand.

With three minutes left in the third quarter, the 76ers played so hard to narrow the score as much as possible.

There is a 10-point gap between the two teams, and this gap can be large or small.

Some teams are 10 points ahead and the game is over; some teams are 10 points behind and the game has just begun.

Coincidentally, the Pistons are the former, and the 76ers belong to the latter.

One side is very good at expanding its advantages, and one side is very good at fighting the tug of war.

Again, Bell posted Mo Mengchen.

Bell's left hand always touched Mo Mengchen's body. This is an era that can be used. When the two sides are stationary, the start can make you quickly respond to the attack.

Here is again the center of Wells Fargo, with a higher tolerance for home players.

"Take away my dirty hands!" Mo Mengchen said slowly.

"Less nonsense!" Bell said sternly.

Mo Mengchen's eyes became fierce, even if Bell's hand was always attached to his body, he could not prevent him from starting-the next second, Mo Mengchen was like a sports car running at full speed, knocking off Bell's arm, breaking the defense in one step, two steps After the opponent, when the third step was taken, his figure had disappeared in front of Bell.

Everyone didn't expect that Mo Mengchen would be in trouble at this position. Ratliff was too late to catch up at the free throw line. Duncan turned around, only to see Dor.Mo jump to the top of his head, waving a stern (xuan) Hedi dunked everybody else.

Mo Mengchen, hanging from the basket, slammed away Duncan, and then fell.

75 to 63

"Your dirty hand touches me again, it's not as simple as dunking." Mo Mengchen threatened Bell with fear and fear.

No one noticed that the Pistons were expanding their advantages.

From 10 to 12 points, but 2 more points, even Brown did not care, continue to focus on Iverson and Duncan.

The 76ers' offense is very similar to the Knicks in a sense. As a defensive team, the offense is not good.

The Knicks' offense is unforgivable, because their starter is only Hardaway who can score points, and the others are only auxiliary.

The 76ers' offensive efficiency is only ranked in the middle of the league, sitting on Iverson and Duncan but can not play a beautiful offense, which is really puzzling.

Mo Mengchen once again arranged the line of defense. This time, they had the opportunity to experiment whether this cutoff method worked.

The 76ers still had the same result. If Iverson didn't attack outside, he gave Duncan a single. Then, the shooter was in place, the assaulter stood outside, and Ratliff went to the free throw line.

At any point of defensive slack, Duncan will pass the ball.

Rashid resisted desperately, unaware that he had become a sacrifice for the defensive experiment, Wallace waited for Duncan to dribble offense, gave up Ratliff without hesitation, and turned back to the basket.

Duncan was surprised that Wallace dared to do so after a loss. In this case, of course, he must let the opponent continue to pay the price and throw the pass hard towards the position of Ratliff.

As expected by Duncan, Ratliff received the pass, but Hill accidentally made up the defensive position.

Ratliff made sure that Hill’s shot could not threaten him, and he missed a free throw line.

He missed a good opportunity and the Pistons' counterattack was completed instantly.

The point difference becomes 14 points.

They finally had a sense of crisis. However, before Brown called for a timeout, the Sixers made a pass error in the frontcourt, was intercepted by Hill, and fought back again.

The gap came to 16 points.

Brown finally called a timeout this time. Back from the timeout, Iverson singled to score and went back to 14 points, but did not expect the Pistons' offense to run again.

Mo Mengchen started this with a three-point shot from the top of the dribble. That was when his teammates were not in position, had no precautions, and had no idea what to do next. He shot a three-pointer.

Unreasonable and irrational.

There are so many mistakes, as long as they are invested, it is not wrong.

The 76 people who wanted to chase the point difference within 5 points before the end of the third quarter suddenly broke their dreams~www.wuxiaspot.com~ They failed to achieve their goals, but were pulled by the Pistons before the fourth quarter. Amazing 21 points.

"With the Pistons' offensive firepower, they entered the fourth quarter with a 21-point advantage, basically announcing the 76ers' death penalty." As the 76ers' fame, Cheeks was no longer optimistic about this game.

As he said, the opening of the fourth quarter, the 76ers offensive is still fierce, but they can not limit the Pistons score.

Their offense was very smooth, and the Pistons' offense was also very smooth. The point difference could not be reduced to below 18 points.

Than the offense, the Pistons will not lose to any team.

They are the team that eats by attacking.

After a stalemate for four minutes, the 76ers lost their first touch. The piston's outer line continued to fire again, and two consecutive three-pointers made the point difference reach 24 points.

At this point, this game no longer has any suspense.