Basketball Crunchy Shark

Chapter 297

In order to coax Artest to play well, Carlisle also tried his best. He even licked his old face and said, "Artest is the best forward defender in history."

On the other side, in the lounge of the Detroit Pistons, the surprise box issued two star cards, but they are not needed now. One is the 2010 version of 'Tony Allen' worth 4800 points, and the other is the 1999 version of 'Flying Pig Barkley', worth 3150 points.

Tony Allen is a top defensive player. Lin Sa bought it resolutely. This card is not very useful against the Pacers, but it is very suitable for playing against the No. 8 in Angel City. As for Barkley, it hurts. Barkley's combat power is definitely at a historical level.

These two cards are generally good, but they can't solve Lin Sa's current problems, so at the beginning of the third quarter, Lin Sa directly draws Mickey's card and enters the center position!

There is nothing to say about Mickey's physical fitness. After the beating, Lin Sa's waist is not sore and his legs are not hurting, and his physical strength is very abundant, but this technology is really hard to describe.

In the third quarter, the Pistons' debut players were Lin Sa at center, Okur at power forward, Max at small forward, Lynch Hunter at shooting guard, and Serena Williams at point guard.

On the Pacers side, Carlisle finally got Artest to agree to defend Max after a magical operation that could be called coaxing a child.

Players from both sides appeared on the field, and Lin Sa, who had Mickey-level strength, directly hit his opponent in a misplaced position. He overwhelmed the Pacers' inside line and scored 4 points in a row.

After drawing a new card, Lin Sa no longer suppressed himself, and just rushed the whole court by himself. This also caused Artest, who was desperately defending Max, to run back and forth like a fool. After all, the ball is not in Max's hands now, so what's the point of his marking.

Soon, Lin Sa made 5 of 3 shots and scored 2 free throws. Most of the shots from the Pistons side were concentrated on Lin Sa, and Lin Sa was running all over the court.

Depend on!
Carlisle looked like he wanted to scold the street, this is so shameless, it has nothing to do with tactics at all, old Brown, you really took the evil path of Popovich.

As for the old Brown who was suddenly despised, he was also very surprised. His script didn't include this paragraph, but it didn't matter. As long as this thing is hit, it's a good shot. As for how to hit it, he doesn't care at all!

Seeing that the score on the scoreboard changed from 8 points behind to 12 points, Artest was furious. The Pacers had Artest, the strongest striker defender in history, on the court. How could they let a villain like Lin Sa be rampant? Carlisle was too conservative and always wanted to defend. But now, what the Pacers need is offense, and Carlisle is too timid to worry about a trash like Max.

Artest felt that it was not because he looked down on Max and threw him to the free throw line. Artest might not be able to throw him if he didn't guard against him.

Well, this is very reasonable, at least Artest himself thinks so, so, 3 minutes later in the third quarter, when Carlisle was about to make a substitution, Artest made another moth again.

Artest demanded the ball forcibly, and then held the ball against Lin Sa for a layup, completely ignoring Carlisle's tactical requirements of playing steadily. Lin Sa couldn't figure out what kind of medicine Artest took.

Okur is a very qualified replacement player. The ground gave Artest a little force, forcing Artest to shake when he took off. Lin Sa directly slapped Artest's ball. With a great sense of blocking blocks and Mickey's excellent physical fitness, Lin Sa didn't have a sense of accomplishment in this ball block.

Artest flew, and the Pacers made a mistake in their defense. Max picked up the ball, dribbled the ball, and went straight to the fast break to show off an unsightly slam dunk.

Although the posture is ugly, but after all, he scored 2 points. The fans in Auburn Hills also gave Max a good applause. This is the number one dog leg of their kid king and needs to be cultivated!
Facing the cheers of the audience, Max walked to the bench, but Artest was still a little confused, he felt that he went to the wrong set.

Carlisle was so angry that he was about to have a heart attack, but as he grew older, he had to think about it. At least Artest was obedient for 3 minutes, and it was good that the score was not further stretched. As a mature head coach, he should not demand too much from mentally disabled players.

The main players of the two sides came on the stage, and the point difference was 14 points. If they couldn't get back within 10 points in the third quarter, then Carlisle could only be forced to give up the victory in the first game.

This is a big problem in Carlisle's coaching career. He believes too much in tactics and doesn't focus on the miracles created by the players themselves, so he often gives up the current situation for long-term strategy at a disadvantage. Old Brown is different.

There is no difference between the two styles, good or bad, it only depends on whether you have met the right player.

For the Pistons, Ben returned to the main center. Under Lin Sa's strong suggestion, he squeezed Rasheed to become a power forward, Prince at small forward, Hamilton at shooting guard, Prince at point guard, and the second generation of the five tigers appeared.

Well, Lin Sa is a bit hypocritical. In the big system, Mitch actually has no advantage in his style of play, so he is going to do his best to help defend, attack, let’s shoot blindly, it’s fine if he scores, and it’s just like that if he doesn’t score. Anyway, he is 18+6. As long as the team can win, the statistics will not be ugly.

Harrington returned to the No. 1 position of the Pacers. He is also under a lot of pressure now. I never thought that there would be such a big difference in the first game. To be honest, Harrington wanted to strangle Artest to death.

Point guards are usually the smartest on the court, and Harrington relied on his big-picture view to get a starting point guard position in the talented Pacers. Of course, he could see that at least half of the 14-point difference was due to Artest, which is a great contribution. You must know that the opposing shooting guard Hamilton only has 6 points now, and the team's contribution is not even as good as the enemy's Artest!

(There was a mistake in the previous chapter, which has been adjusted.)
(End of this chapter)