I just want to lie down and win

Chapter 113 I am the core of the attack! (4000, please subscribe)

The Pistons came back from New Jersey and hadn't had a good rest. They played back-to-back home games that night.

The opponent is currently the second king in the Western Conference, and the Pistons have to sigh that this season's schedule is really depressing.

On February 2, a regular season of strong dialogue between the east and west of the NBA started again at the Palace of Auburn Hills.

At the beginning of the game, the king, who came from afar, won the first attack with the help of Verratti Divac's jump ball.

Soon, Mike Bibby broke through Billups with the ball, and after reaching the penalty area, he distributed the ball to Divac.

Divac relied on Bibby to attract Big Ben's defense to single out Rasheed Wallace, who was a little shorter than him, but this time he failed to score a layup, but Divac grabbed the offensive rebound again.

Divac is no longer reluctant, turns around and passes the ball to the outside, Peja Stojakovic catches the ball and shoots, Hamilton has already blocked Peja's face, but Peja still hits the ball relying on his strength ,

2 to 0, the visiting Kings took the lead in scoring at the Palace of Auburn Hills.

In the next offensive round of the Pistons, Billups and Rasheed Wallace cooperated on the sideline pick-and-roll, Divac defended, and the Kings left Brad Miller under the basket.

Rasheed Wallace passed the ball to Ben under the basket, and it immediately became a one-on-one situation.

However, Big Ben couldn't put the ball in the basket very well against Brad Miller's defense.

If Huo Song appeared at the basket instead of Daben, the ball would be almost inseparable.

It can only be said that sometimes it is helpless to be a little taller.

Brad Miller is not considered strong, but Big Ben just can't single him.

After missing the basket for the first time, Daben was lucky enough to grab an offensive rebound and took off for another dunk.

However, this time it was destroyed by Brad Miller reaching out. The referee didn't blow the whistle, and it could only be regarded as Da Ben's dunk and blocked by the basket.

When Big Ben turned around to chase the rebound, Prince had already controlled the rebound.

Prince did not choose to attack himself, but immediately passed the ball to the running Hamilton.

This is a wide open shot, but Hamilton did not grasp it.

Back-to-back affects not only physical strength, but also shooting status.

In the case of not getting enough rest, the player will be slightly slower to enter the state.

In many cases, the team was looking for form in the first two quarters, and it didn't return to normal until the third quarter.

However, once the hole dug in the front is too big, even if the next two sections are in good condition, the hole cannot be filled.

Having said that, after Hamilton hit the iron, the rebound was protected by Brad Miller.

The king advanced steadily, looking for opportunities to fight positional warfare.

Bibby passed the ball to Peja, and Peja's mid-range shot was interfered by Hamilton, who also hit an iron.

But the rebound bounced far away. After grabbing the rebound, Doug Christie immediately killed the inside line.

4 to 0, the start was played like this, the pressure on the piston was not small.

Need to chase points, the Pistons need someone to score.

In this case, Billups attempted a three-pointer.

Well, that's often the case with Billups.

The team fell behind, and he wanted to stand up to help the team improve the situation, but the shots often failed to hit.

This is one of the reasons why Billups couldn't become a team player before.

He is not the core of the team, but he only thinks about attacking and organizing. The team and opponents all depend on his face.

Do you have this ability?
Obviously, the current Billups is even worse.

This time Billups made a shot and was disturbed by Bibby.

After the three-pointer, the two Wallaces desperately fought for positions and rebounds under the basket, but they still failed to get an offensive rebound.

Divac shot the rebound, and Peja picked it up and charged.

Doug Christie makes a fast break behind Peja.

The speed of the Pistons' return to defense is not bad, but there are few people. In the end, the Kings played two on one, and Doug Christie scored the ball with an alley-oop dunk.

6 to 0, Larry Brown had one head and two bigs, so he called a timeout and took a break.

"Hurry up and wake up, we have already played the game!"

"Although it is not a nationally broadcast game, don't forget, we are playing at home!

Detroit fans are watching you!

Remember never to disappoint those who support you!

It wasn't just the seemingly unrelated people who tuned in to watch the game.

You now, or you in the future, will always have children, and they will pay attention to you.

You can't bring laziness into the game, even if you have only a little physical strength, you have to squeeze it out.

Well, get ready to play again, I believe you can!
Take out the enthusiasm of playing, invest more aggressiveness on the defensive end, and the victory belongs to us. "

This time Larry Brown didn't scold people much, but instead spoke earnestly about the truth.

Although most of the Pistons players are still young, they are basically black players who already have children at this age.

Hearing Larry Brown say that, everyone really cheered up immediately.

It doesn't matter if you lose a game in front of your house, but if you go home and be despised by your own children, that's okay.

Next, under the mobilization of enthusiasm, the Pistons' offense finally improved.

Rasheed Wallace caught the ball low and singled Divac.

It was difficult, but luck was better. After the confrontation, he scored a layup.

Turning around, Bibby broke into the inside and made an emergency stop for a jumper. He was a little anxious, and shot without finding the touch, and hit an iron.

The rebound was protected by Big Ben, and the Pistons made a fast break, but the conversion failed and was destroyed by Peja's tactical foul.

The Pistons served from the sideline. Hamilton used off-ball running to get rid of Peja's defense. After receiving the ball, he made a mid-range hit and helped the Pistons recover 2 points.

Seeing that the point difference narrowed, Bibby shot a cold arrow from outside the three-point line, raised his knife and hit a three-pointer worth a thousand dollars.

9 is better than 4!

The point difference was widened to 5 points in an instant, and the Pistons wanted to chase points, at least two rounds.

At this time, the Pistons' offense should not be too anxious, it must be steady.

Billups continued to lob to Rasheed Wallace, allowing him to post up Divac.

But this time Divac did a good defensive preparation. After Rasheed Wallace hit the back twice, he wisely chose to pass the ball to Ben.

Big Ben saw that there was Brad Miller who was half a head taller than him in front of him, so he had to turn around and pass the ball.

It just so happened that Hamilton had just gotten rid of Peja's strict defense, and with the help of a big circle, he finally ran out of the shooting space.

However, Hamilton, who just hit a middle distance, did not continue the feeling just now.

Perhaps because of the back-to-back, the overall state is still not good, and time is urgently needed to slowly adjust the state back.

Hamilton missed a shot, and Big Ben accidentally knocked the ball out of bounds while rushing for a rebound.

In other words, the Pistons wasted another offensive opportunity.

The current situation is troublesome!
Seeing that the situation was not good, Larry Brown immediately called Huo Song and Okur to replace them.

However, instead of calling a timeout, they were asked to go to the sidelines to take their positions.

Judging from this situation, there are still a lot of dead balls in the first quarter. It shouldn't be long before Huo Song will play.

The overall feel of the Pistons is not very good. Even if they run out to shoot, it looks like they are completely free.

There is also a problem with rebounding inside. Two Wallaces meet ordinary insiders.

This time the Pistons did not grab an offensive rebound. Although it is normal, it is an indisputable fact that the rebound was exploded.

Fortunately, after the king served from the bottom line, the offense failed.

Peja suddenly stopped inside and missed a jumper. Brad Miller grabbed an offensive rebound and wanted to make a tip.

Daben noticed that Huo Song and Okur were already waiting on the sidelines, this time he simply blocked the shot and the racket went out of bounds.

In this way, the Pistons quickly adjusted the lineup.

Now that Huo Song and Okur are on the court, the inside height is finally enough.

The Kings served from the bottom line again, but unexpectedly made a free throw error and Okur cut off the passing route.

Now that two tall inside players with offensive capabilities are on the court, the Pistons need to pursue shooting percentages instead of chasing time and attacking outside.

Huo Song went back slowly on purpose. When Okur settled down under the basket, Huo Song and Billups launched a pick-and-roll.

After Huo Song disassembled and went to the free throw line to catch the ball, Hamilton ran out from the corner on the weak side, and Prince made an empty cut to the basket from the weak side.

This wave of movement affected the king's defenders. The king chose to defend the inside line. On Huo Song's side, Brad Miller came out to make up.

Ever since, Huo Song rushed to the right after receiving the ball.

Brad Miller's footsteps were a bit slower and he couldn't get stuck. Huo Song took the next step to the basket and made a tomahawk split dunk to Brad Miller.

The point difference is shrinking, and the morale of the Pistons is high.

Looking back, Divac singled Huo Song inside and failed to score a layup.

Huo Song protected the defensive rebound, and the Pistons played steadily again.

This time, Okur played Brad Miller in the low post. However, due to his lack of fast pace and insufficient singles skills, he could only barely hit the board and failed to score in the end.

Huo Song took off to make a dunk, but before he touched the ball, the whistle blew first.

"Huo Song fouled for rebounding!"

Well, I was sanctioned by the referee again.

Huo Song looked at the referee so tough?It was found to be the referee on the touchline.

"Looks like there's no chance."

Huo Song thought about it, how about forgetting it?

Rebounding fouls, NBA insiders, fouls ten times, the difference is the penalty scale, and whether the small moves are caught or not.

Closer to home, Huo Song devoted himself to the game seriously, trying to recover the point difference.

However, the Pistons dug a lot of holes at the beginning of the starting lineup. It is a bit difficult to recover the point difference with more than 7 minutes of game time.

Fortunately, after the first quarter, the difference between the two teams was reduced to 3 points.

At the beginning of the second quarter, Huo Song played out.

Divac's defense was not as tough as Huo Song thought. If Huo Song hit back a few more times, he would always have a chance.

Hunter saw that Huo Song was in good condition, with a hit rate of more than [-]%, and kept looking for opportunities to pass the ball to Huo Song.

Huo Song saw that the team was falling behind, so he ignored the team basketball and kept playing Divac single-handedly.

Due to his dazzling performance, the king quickly focused on Huo Song.

Huo Song had just leveled the point difference, and the game fell into a stage where neither side could score.

Larry Brown tried to switch the lineup, and Billups came on to replace Hunter.

Billups was more courageous, and he came up to shoot a three-pointer, but this time he pretended to be successful.

The Pistons reversed the game and became the dominant side.

With the help of Huo Song to attract the defense, Billups passed the ball to Hamilton who re-entered the field. Hamilton also made the first shot after entering the field.

Immediately afterwards, another middle distance was entered.

It appears that Hamilton has found his hand.

If you can shoot from outside, the game can be very comfortable.

Billups found a chance to make a ball for Huo Song, Huo Song dunked the ball in an alley-oop, and was fouled by Darius Sangueira.

After the penalty hit, the Pistons widened the point difference to 5 points.

The king desperately maintained such a point difference, but it was a pity that Hamilton became more courageous as he fought.

He didn't feel good in the first quarter, took advantage of the heat in the second quarter, asked for the ball frequently, and then vented his desire to attack in the second quarter.

With Hamilton hitting 4 mid-range shots in 4 consecutive minutes, the Kings had to change their defensive strategy.

However, before Huo Song could get out of the defensive dilemma of double-teaming inside, Larry Brown replaced Huo Song in advance.

The Pistons have enough insiders, and they can play in rotation.

One is to avoid consumption, and the other is to maintain state and combat power better, and use it at critical times.

However, the well-rested and energetic double Wallace's performance after playing was mediocre.

The defensive end contribution is much better than that in the first quarter, but the offensive end is still very problematic.

By the end of the second quarter, the Pistons were still unable to expand the point difference, and finally only led by 7 points.

In order to ensure that the Pistons can win this victory, Larry Brown let Huo Song play early in the third quarter.

The King also knew that the Pistons would start a decisive battle in advance, so the defense against Huo Song was more stringent.

Billups wanted to pass the ball to Huo Song and create opportunities for Huo Song, but Huo Song was surrounded by two people before and after without the ball. Billups could only continue to trust Hamilton who performed well in the second quarter.

It's a pity that after the intermission, Hamilton's hand suddenly cooled down.

Hamilton failed to score the first shot in the third quarter, and then got some shots one after another, but only 5 of 2 shots.

The score is scored, but the efficiency is not high enough, there are no free throws, and it is only a mid-range score, which seems a bit lax.

However, with the help of Hamilton to open up the space, Huo Song also scored a few under the basket.

In the third quarter, he made 6 of 3 shots and 2 of 1 free throws. The shooting percentage is not high, but the scoring efficiency is not bad.

And this is just the data Huo Song played for 5 minutes in the third quarter.

With Double Wallace back on the court, the two teams turned to a defensive battle.

Larry Brown knows that there is no way to solve everything in the third quarter, so he saves a little ammunition and saves it for the fourth quarter.

But the Kings are currently the second team in the West!
Fighting tough battles, the king has no fear at all!

Today's Kings, like the Pistons, are known as civilian teams.

But looking around, most of the starters are All-Star players.

The king is not afraid of playing at critical moments, not to mention that everyone has the ability to stand up. Peja alone has a big heart that is indomitable and makes lore shots at critical moments.

What about laying down and winning?

Played a good game, but lost in the fourth quarter?
Huo Song was a little depressed, leading by two and a half quarters, and in the fourth quarter, the king's outside players convulsed, and Peja and Bibby scored key three-pointers one after another.

Huo Song scored the ball in two shots in the last 2 minutes, but there was no good chance to catch the ball later. Billups and Hamilton had the desire to attack again. However, after they hit the iron outside, the game went to failure. party.

"It seems that I have to chat with them, I am the core of the team's offense!"

Huo Song has been a substitute for a long time, and others also treat Huo Song as a substitute.

(End of this chapter)