NBA: Starting from the first black eight miracles

The Magic scored two points through a quick counterattack and established a 4-point lead at the beginning.

But Su Ze knew clearly in his heart that this 4-point lead was nothing to the Spurs, and he would not crush the Spurs just because of these 4 points.

Sure enough, in the next offensive round, the Spurs made a comeback.

After passing the ball continuously, the ball was handed over to Duncan who was standing in a high position.

Duncan held the ball high above his head as the crowd of Spurs fans watched on at the SBC Center.

There was no trace of expression on that slightly dull face.

At this time, there are 14 seconds left on the offensive clock.

For the Spurs, this time is quite ample.

Duncan holds the ball in the high position to support his teammates' tactics. Su Ze has experienced it many times in the series.

Whether it's Parker's backrunning into the interior, or Ginobili's outside three-pointer, or some other players' offenses after running.

It was all about Duncan subtly distributing the ball while supporting in a high position.

Especially watch out for the inside pass from Duncan to Parker.

Duncan's pass is very concealed, the ball is very fast, almost tried and tested.

Su Ze yelled on the field, reminding his teammates loudly.

"Watch Duncan pass the ball to Parker!"

"Keeping up with respective offensive players, not giving them good chances to catch the ball!"

Su Ze stuck close to Duncan's side, and shouted at his teammates, reminding them loudly.

The attack time passed by every minute and every second, seeing that others couldn't get out of the open space.

Duncan also did not choose to single Su Ze directly.

Throughout the series, when Duncan faced Su Ze, his offensive efficiency in singles was not too high.

It can only maintain a hit rate of about 40%.

In other words, Su Ze can use his height, wingspan, and agility to interfere with Duncan.

It is precisely because of this that if it is not a very good opportunity, Duncan will never blindly choose to single Su Ze.

At this time, David Robinson, who was originally responsible for creating opportunities for others to pick and roll, squeezed out of the position and squeezed the opposing defender, the Magic player Gooden, to the position behind him.

Duncan saw the opportunity, and a lob pass was passed directly to David Robinson's extremely comfortable position.

Robinson jumped high and put the basketball into the basket with one hand.

Robinson did not choose to dunk, but chose to score a goal in a way similar to a tip-in.

While the efficiency is not low, it also saves energy.

Seeing this ball, even Su Ze had to look at the ball and sigh.

Duncan's passing angle and passing timing are very well grasped.

This opportunity is fleeting.

But it was still caught by Duncan keenly.

The two sides continued to play.

Su Ze chose to give up holding the ball, but ran to the frontcourt as a player without the ball.

Because of the two crazy double-teams just now, Su Ze realized that he needs to use his shooting ability and running without the ball to involve his opponent.

Su Ze thought that if he didn't hold the ball, the opponent would not choose to double-team.

But Su Ze was wrong, even if he was off the ball, except for Bruce Bowen who stood in front of him and defended himself in a targeted manner.

There is always one person standing in the defense position.

Even the Magic were running fast, trying to space the floor for Suzer and get some good spots.

But the Spurs players were unmoved.

Even though the other side has formed a 4-on-3 situation, the Spurs still adopt this defensive method.

Su Ze had no choice but to move quickly.

I want to use the pick-and-roll to open up the space for shooting.

But Su Ze made another misjudgment.

Even after the pick-and-roll without the ball, there are still two people chasing Su Ze all the time.

Su Ze was extremely uncomfortable being double-teamed, and it was difficult to catch the ball.

In addition, the Spurs kept using their bodies to confront and consume Su Ze crazily, which also made Su Ze very passive.

After several bad offenses, the score of the two sides also came to an 8-8 tie.

Magic coach Doug Rivers immediately called a timeout.

He stood on the sidelines and shook his head.

Obviously, the performance of the players on the court did not satisfy him.

Even Su Ze was completely weakened in several attacks.

The 4 on 3 on the other side did not form an effective offensive.

The reason is that no matter who the other side double-teams Su Ze, center David Robinson always stands inside and guards the basket.

This also leads to a direct test of the Magic's mid-range and long-range capabilities.

But this time the Magic's mid-range and long-range performance was a bit bad.

"Guys, brace yourself and get your crosshairs back!"

Looking at the players in front of him, Rivers applauded vigorously and loudly encouraged the players.

"Remember, this is not a one-person game, nor can one person decide victory!"

"We are a team!"

"Now our team is in trouble!"

"Su Ze can't catch the ball. At this time, it must be time for you to stand up!"