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"The physical confrontation between James and Late is very intense. It is really surprising. He seems to intend to use the advantage of physical confrontation to interfere with Late's breakthrough rhythm. It seems that the effect is not bad. James' physical fitness is at the top in history, and he actually went all out to guard Late. , It seems that he is very eager to win the championship while reaching the finals for the first time." Barkley saw through James' tactics at a glance.

Kenny Smith also said: "Late and James praised each other before the game, but it was obvious that they didn't agree with each other on the field. Late was at a disadvantage in terms of physical fitness. He still chose to single-handedly with James. It's really courageous." Chia."

Miller interjected: "We all know that in a basketball game, the offensive side tends to take more initiative. The late rhythm changes are very strange. He is one of the most difficult players in the league to defend. I don't think James can necessarily make the late Hold on, let's wait and see."

On the court, James and Late frequently had physical contact, and the tough muscle collisions made people's blood rush.

He didn't have the strength to talk nonsense when he was late, he had to put all his energy on the confrontation with James.

I have to say that the physical talent of this guy James is really talented. He was late and tried to start several times, but his rhythm was disrupted by James' collision, and he died without a problem.

If it is in the regular season, such a defensive intensity is likely to be called a foul by the referee.

But now it's in the finals, isn't it natural for muscles to collide?

Seeing that the offensive time is about to run out, due to the long one-on-one, the movement of other Warriors players has been locked by the Cavaliers.

He handed the ball to his right hand behind his back, slightly sinking his shoulders to forcefully start the first step.

James saw his movement, straightened out his heavy chest and bumped into Late immediately, destroying Late's center of gravity by virtue of his confrontational advantage, preventing him from picking up his speed.

Then James immediately took a small step back and moved sideways to keep up with the late breakthrough.

James succeeded. He limited the late offensive in the first matchup between the two sides.

If you are late, you can only force to choose a shot in advance, and you can't afford the second step and the third step to shoot directly.

James' three-point shooting was learned from the late one, and he more or less understood the weakness of late three-point shooting.He has completely disrupted the late offensive rhythm. With his excellent movement speed, James quickly caught up with the late body and confronted him before the late shot.

To be honest, the ball was really suspected of being fouled, but the referee believed that such a physical confrontation in the finals was reasonable and did not call a penalty.

A late shot missed, and Ilgauskas turned around and picked up a defensive rebound.

"James managed to single-handedly defend against being late. It seems that the first heads-up between the two is better than James." Although Reggie Miller was slapped in the face, he didn't think there was anything wrong.

Everyone can see James' talent. He will inevitably become the number one small forward in league history in the future, and may even become a guy who surpasses Jordan.

The Cavaliers' offensive rhythm is not fast. After all, their inside twin towers move slowly and must attack in positions.

James dribbled the ball across half court by himself, and immediately found that Stephen Jackson was standing in front of him. He glanced at the late arrival with some dissatisfaction, thinking that he had given up the duel between the Warriors.

It wouldn't be so stupid to be late. He was obviously at a disadvantage in terms of physical fitness and went to confront James. Isn't that making himself uncomfortable?

Stephen Jackson grew up in the crime city of Port Arthur, but he wasn't a bad guy.

Especially after joining the Warriors late, Stephen Jackson, out of various considerations, changed from an opponent to a licking dog, licking and licking, and he began to feel that such a day seemed good.

Because of all kinds of fancy kneeling and licking being late in various public occasions, Jackson's influence among Chinese fans is actually very good now, and he has also received several endorsements from Chinese companies, which makes him even more respectful of being late.

Before the start of the finals, the biggest headache for the Warriors was how to deal with James.

Although he is only 23 years old now, everyone can see that this guy has really shown his dominance, and will definitely become a late enemy in the future.

As a qualified licking dog, how can I put my boss in a dilemma?
I'm Stephen Jackson, and of course I have to help the boss out of his problems.

So Jackson patted his chest and assured the coaching staff that he could take on the heavy responsibility of man-marking James.

Old Nelson hesitated for a while, and agreed to Jackson's request to let him defend James alone.

But when the two made physical contact for the first time on the court, Jackson was taken aback.

Fuck, is this guy really 203 cm tall?

I am 203cm, but why do you feel that he is obviously taller than me?

What's up with this guy's weight and how does he feel like a tank?
So the unprepared Jackson was eaten alive by James, and a bulldozer ran over Jackson's defense and rushed to the Warriors' basket.

Both Ilgauskas and Wang Zhizhi have pretty good mid-range and long-range shooting abilities, and they have opened up Milicic and Harrington. The Warriors have plenty of breakthrough space under the basket. Head first.

Jackson looked at the late arrival with some embarrassment, feeling that he had not fulfilled his promise, and blushed a little.

Being late just patted him on the shoulder: "Stephen, don't be discouraged, remember the tactics we arranged before."

The hardest on the defensive end of the Warriors today will definitely be Jackson.

The tactics arranged by the Warriors came from a late suggestion. He found that there were no players on the team whose physique was close to James, and it was difficult for anyone to really guard him. Non-stop singles.

This has been verified countless times in the original history, and it is the best way to deal with James.

However, I am a little worried about being late. Compared with the original James in history, the current James is undoubtedly stronger.

In the original history, even in the later stages of his career, James did not develop a stable three-pointer, and the efficiency of his mid-range shots was not very high. kill.

Now James has a fairly good three-pointer. Compared with his original attack power, he is more powerful and more difficult to defend.

Late's suggestion is to start a round-robin battle against James. Jackson, Hill, Roy, including Late himself, will all defend against James at the right time.

James is not a real iron man. He is not the kind of player with unlimited physical strength. Let him play singles continuously, which can effectively cut off the Cavaliers' possession of the ball.

Hearing the belated consolation, Jackson immediately felt at ease.

The Warriors served from the bottom line, and Late personally dribbled the ball across the half court. James followed closely the whole court, and did not give Late a chance to make an easy shot.

Stopped when Late entered the Cavaliers halfcourt logo.

Barkley explained: "Let's see if the Warriors will make some adjustments on the offensive end. In the direct confrontation with James late before, James won. At least from the current point of view, James' overall strength is still better than that of the Warriors. Being late is stronger, especially the physical gap between the two sides is very obvious, I don’t know how late will be able to deal with the current crisis.”

Kenny Smith said: "The individual duel between James and late is actually not that important in my opinion. Whoever leads the team between the two can win the game is to determine who is the final victory for both sides. The key to the winner, I think being late should have a way of breaking James' defense."

Reggie Miller also added: "Yes, the Cavaliers' inside twin towers are not bad, but their movement speed is very slow. I think the Warriors can make a fuss about this."

It has to be said that Reggie Miller is worthy of being a superstar player in the league, and he grasped the key points very keenly.

The Warriors' tactics are indeed aimed at the actual inside twin towers.

Late paused a little at the logo, waiting for Milicic and Harrington to settle inside, and then took the ball again to approach the Cavaliers three-point line.

James didn't rush to try to grab, but fought and retreated, and soon let Late take the ball to the Cavaliers' three-point line.

Harrington crossed positions with Milicic on the inside, screened each other, and pulled outside at the same time-this is very similar to the Cavaliers' tactics on the offensive end.

Harrington's three-point shooting rate this season is astonishing. Wang Zhizhi didn't dare to let him go easily, and immediately went around Ilgauskas and chased after him.

Ilgauskas stood under the basket and wanted to chase Milicic, but he was powerless.

Because Milicic moved much faster than him, the 213cm Serbian handsome guy rushed out of the Cavaliers' three-point line in a few steps.

pick and roll!

James has a high golf quotient and good tactical literacy. Their head coach Mike Brown is often complained about, saying that he is just a puppet coach, which is not completely unreasonable.

After discovering Milicic's purpose, James did not hesitate at all, and immediately speeded up to bypass the pick-and-roll, chasing and defending late.

Ilgauskas did not come out, and Milicic was emptied.

But James is not too worried, because Milicic's shooting level is good, but his range is not very far. He is far less threatening than Harrington when he is behind the three-point line and playing pick-and-roll late.

Seeing that James was very active in chasing and defending late, he chose to pass the ball at the first time, and Milicic received the ball at the top of the three-point arc.

With no one in front of him, Ilgauskas stood under the basket with his arms raised.

This is the role of the Cavaliers' inside twin towers on the defensive end. Although Wang Zhizhi's movement speed is slow, he can barely expand the defensive range. Ilgauskas guards the basket with his height and experience advantages, becoming the last barrier of the Cavaliers.

Milicic raised his eyelids and burst out...

(End of this chapter)