NBA villain

Chapter 495 The Changed Warrior ([-])

At the Heat's home court, the Heat can almost hit 120. The destructive power of Wade and O'Neal has soared, especially the former. Warriors fans jokingly called the referee a "body whistle."

Therefore, after thinking for a long time, Montgomery decided to follow Yang Di's suggestion. From the beginning of the G4 game, he changed his defensive strategy, from double-team defense with multiple layers to targeted defense with fixed points, and fully handed over Wade's defensive responsibility. Give Baron Davis and Yang Di two people, and at the same time, order other players to lock players in other positions of the Heat.

In the preparation training hall, Montgomery greeted all the players, held a short meeting with all the players, and announced the new defensive strategy. The players all looked at each other in blank dismay, feeling that this defensive strategy was not common.

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G4 battle, American Airlines Arena.

Before the game started, Yang Di approached Tyson Chandler.

"Tyson, you and I take turns defending Shaquille. We must ensure our physical strength. The game will not be divided into winners and losers so easily. The performance at the last moment is very important."

Tyson Chandler nodded, not being hypocritical. He knew that his strength was not as good as Yang Di's. Although he was slightly heavier than Yang Di in terms of weight, he was far from O'Neal. In the previous defense, he suffered a lot. Yang Di was willing to switch defenses with him, just what he wanted.

When it was time, the game started on time.

The audience is still a sea of ​​white, the Warriors wear classic black jerseys, and the Heat wear white jerseys.

The two sides formed a black and white duel in the new century.

Warriors starters: PG Baron Davis, SG Danny Granger, SF Mike Dunleavy, PF Yang Di, C Tyson Chandler.

Heat starting: PG Jason - Williams, SG Dwyane - Wade, SF Anthony - Walker, PF Haslem, C Shaquille - O'Neal.

Tyson Chandler beat Shaquille O'Neal.

The Warriors' first wave of offense.

Baron Davis holds the ball at the top of the arc. He stretches out his right hand and directs the Warriors players to start running.

The Warriors' starting lineup for this game has been fine-tuned, replacing the "old fish" Derek Fisher with Mike Dunleavy, Danny Granger is responsible for defending Jason Williams, and Dunleavy is going to match up with Anthony Walker, and the Warriors have a slight height advantage on the court.

Yang Di and Deng Lewei made eye contact, and then Deng Lewei ran along the bottom corner from left to right.

At the basket position, Yang Di and Tyson Chandler screened and rolled for Dunleavy. Dunleavy ran fast, and Anthony Walker followed up. Unexpectedly, after a few games, his role positioning would also change. Dunleavy As the most accurate firepower turret for the Warriors outside, it has to be guarded against.

Pulling Anthony Walker out of the penalty area, Yang Di came out to catch the ball.

At this time, Chandler moved up the line, and after Baron Davis hit the ground and distributed the ball to Yang Di, he immediately cut to the basket, relying on Chandler's off-ball screen.

On the wing position, Dunleavy turned back and ran back. Danny Granger crossed positions with him, one of them went out and the other went in.

The Heat's defensive players were stunned. Walker and Jason Williams followed Dunleavy to make an air cut. Granger ran out of the perimeter and was unmarked.

Yang Di, who was still holding the ball, immediately shook his hand and passed the ball to Danny Granger on the wing.

Granger's wide-open [-]-pointer was as easy as a shot in practice.

"Oops!" Both Walker and "White Chocolate" showed remorse. Such a big defensive loophole appeared at the beginning of the game, which really hurt morale.

"Shh!"

The basketball slightly wiped the back edge of the rim and rolled up a piece of net flower.

"nice shot!"

Yang Di and Danny Granger clapped hands, and Granger stepped back in small steps, but he was solemn and serious, without any joy or pride of scoring a goal.

"It's also a lot more mature." Yang Di sighed, the playoffs were indeed the most tempering stage, Danny Granger followed the Warriors all the way, and has far surpassed other rookies selected by the Warriors. After all, He gets the most playing time, practice, and opportunities.

Offensive and defensive transition, Wade holds the ball halfway.

The Warriors spread out their man-to-man defense, and Baron Davis leaned in on Wade.

Wade originally didn't want to directly single-handedly break through at the beginning, but Baron Davis harassed him, secretly pulling his clothes, pulling his trousers, and even groping on him. It was several grades higher than the previous games, which made his brows wrinkle.

Baron Davis yelled viciously: "You can't score more than 20 today!"

Wade snorted, took a breath, then suddenly leaned over and accelerated, holding the ball in his left hand and advancing, his whole body was like a wisp of smoke, so fast that no trace was visible.

Byron had already made preparations, but he was still at a disadvantage in his position.

Wade rushed into the interior without any hindrance, which was completely different from the chasing and blocking of the Warriors in the previous two games. It was not until after the penalty area that Yang Di came out to defend.

Wade stopped abruptly, kicked his legs and floated away, Yang Di rushed over, but he couldn't cover him.

Dress up and shoot at close range, hit!

"The defense is so weak today, are you going to let me score 50 points?" Wade turned around and satirized Baron Davis.

Baron Davis was so angry that his nose was almost crooked, and he turned his head away from Wade.

The Warriors attack, Yang Di picks and rolls for Baron Davis, Barron moves to the left, immediately attracts the Heat's double-team, and then Yang Di goes sideways.

Byron found the gap, hit the ground and gave it to Yang Di, and passed a good ball with a pick-and-roll pass and cut.

Yang Di dribbled the ball directly into the basket, and the Heat's hinterland was empty.

"Stop him!"

Pat Riley yelled, wondering why the Warriors were empty again.

O'Neill moved over, and a high wall blocked Yang Di's front. Yang Di moved his hand twice, and then suddenly flew up, floating in the air like a glider.

In the NBA, it is also difficult to defend against players who fly in the sky like this.

Especially for O'Neal at this time, he can only stretch out his arms to delay him, make it difficult for Yang Di to attack the basket, and at the same time interfere with his shots.

With a flick of Yang Di's wrist and a flick of his fingers, the basketball bypassed O'Neal's defensive range and picked out the ball.

As soon as he made a shot, he felt something was wrong, and the force seemed to be a little bit bigger.

Then as soon as he landed, Yang Di immediately took a step across and moved his body based on his feeling. Sure enough, his layup angle was too small and his strength was too strong. The basketball hit the inner edge of the basket and bounced to the outside.

At this time, Yang Di happened to be on the route of the basketball bounced like a prophet. He took off tirelessly for the second time and stretched out his right arm in the air.

O'Neill, who was guarding the penalty area, was furious, and also stretched out his arms.

I don't know whose hand touched the basketball first.

The other hand stretched out and hit the enemy's hand lightly with a "snap".

The referee blew his whistle in good time, signaling a foul by a thug.

"Bang!"

Yang Di grabbed the basket with one hand, and the basketball stand was wobbly.

(End of this chapter)