I'm really good at shooting.

but!

Westbrook made a weird sideways throw after the confrontation.

"boom!"

"Shh!"

After the ball bounced off the board, it fell into the net bag!

And the referee's whistle sounded.

This is a 2+1!

After landing, Westbrook beat his chest and pouted excitedly when he saw the goal. He looked like a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle!

Although his jumper is nicknamed "zombie jumper" by fans because of its ugly appearance, and his style of play has never been elegant and elegant, but he is very smart and knows how to use his strengths to play.

His strengths are speed and confrontation, so breakthroughs and fast breaks are his housekeeping skills, and dunks are his magic weapon to ignite the emotions of the team and fans.

And tonight, he looks really good too!

Both Griffin and Jordan rushed to his side excitedly.

The atmosphere of the Thunder team is very good, and the momentum has indeed been brought up again.

Westbrook went to the free throw line, adjusted his breathing and hit an extra penalty.

6 is better than 11!

The Thunder got off to a good start tonight like they've used rejoicing hair!

Knight took possession of the ball across half court and then gave the ball to Sun Hao.

Sun Hao holds the ball again.

"Crack!"

A reporter on the sidelines took pictures of the scene.

This is a true portrayal of Sun Hao in the Lakers this season.

He has too many nights like this, like a lone hero, carrying the entire team on his shoulders.

Sefolosha was still a little trembling in his heart.

Compared with Westbrook, the deterrence and pressure that Sun Hao can give him is obviously greater.

That is, the moment he was distracted, Sun Hao launched a breakthrough.

"Clap".

In the eyes of the fans, Sun Hao seemed to have frozen Sefoloza in place, and passed it in one step!

Because it passed so fast, not to mention the fans at the scene, even the rest of the Thunder didn't react.

By the time they found out, it was obviously too late.

"Oh!"

Sun Hao broke into the inside line like lightning, and it was a one-handed dunk that exploded the frame.

This buckle directly buckled the fans.

Sun Hao scored 8 points in a row at the start!

Familiar opening, familiar plot, Sun Hao will give fans a scoring feast in the first game of the playoffs!

"Maybe, we may have to witness the birth of a new record in the first game of this year's playoffs!"

Barkley couldn't help but exclaim at this time.

His exclamation came a bit early. After all, the game had only been played for a few minutes, so it was too early to make such a conclusion.

But O'Neal on the side smiled and nodded at this time.

Their reaction is not surprising.

To understand this, you need to know some data first.

Before this season, Chamberlain scored 100 points in a single game in the NBA regular season, and Sun Hao scored 82 points, which was set by the latter in the 2005-2006 season.

The single-game scoring record in the NBA playoffs is Jordan's 63 points, the second highest score... or Sun Hao's 2006 points set by the latter in the 2007-62 season.

Because it was only 1 point away, the fans had a lot of regrets at that time, and they even ridiculed Jordan for a long sigh of relief.

Then this season, Sun Hao broke the record set by Chamberlain in the regular season and became the holder of the single-game scoring record in the NBA regular season.

Now that it's the playoffs, and it's such a familiar opening, shouldn't Sun Hao also make up for his regrets at the beginning and break this record?

If that is also done, whether the Lakers win the championship is actually not that important, because no matter who wins the championship in the end, this season will be marked with Sun Hao's personal label.

Because there has never been and never will be such a scoring performance in history.

A group of people in the commentary booth were yelling there, and Griffin broke into the inside and turned around on the court, scoring with Millsap's short hand.

Sun Hao's scoring record belongs to the scoring record, and the Thunder's offensive performance tonight was perfect.

And after Sun Hao held the ball again, the Thunder's defense changed.

It was no longer Sefolosha who defended him, but Westbrook.

Judging from the frowning eyes of Thunder coach Brooks on the sidelines, this should be Westbrook's own claim.

He probably couldn't stand Sefolosha's defensive performance, so he switched to defend himself!

Sun Hao held the ball, Westbrook was obviously tighter than Sefolosha, and he stretched out his hand to continuously steal the ball, putting pressure on Sun Hao's defense.

Regardless of defensive skills or anything else, Westbrook's defensive oppression is much stronger than Sefolosha's.

This is another key point in defense, defensive confidence.

Sefolosha's defensive ability is actually not bad, but he was already psychologically shadowed by Sun Hao's continuous offensive at the beginning, and his defensive confidence plummeted.

But Westbrook is different from Sefolosha. Fighting spirit is one of his signature labels.

Sun Hao was a little uncomfortable being entangled. He tried to change direction and break through, but was very uncomfortable being confronted by Westbrook.

During this process, Westbrook made several obvious fouls, but the referee did not blow his whistle.

This is the difference between the playoffs and the regular season, and it is also the difference between Stern and Silver.

Even after entering 2010, the current NBA league still maintains a high defensive intensity.

Sun Hao dribbled the ball back to the three-point line, and he looked at Westbrook again.

Westbrook was also looking at him at this time. When the four eyes met, Westbrook’s eyes were not timid. Instead, he reached out and clapped his hands vigorously in front of him, and then shouted at Sun Hao. However:

"come. on!"

come on!

The "defensive success" just now made Westbrook's confidence skyrocket, and he used all the trash talk to Sun Hao.

Sun Hao frowned.

It is a good thing that newborn calves are not afraid of tigers, but overconfidence is worth a lesson.

He took one more look at Westbrook as he dribbled, and the idea was already in his head.

Beating Westbrook isn't much of a challenge for him, and it doesn't even mean much.

"Look, he beat Westbrook!" Such words are absolutely impossible to appear after the game, which is determined by Sun Hao's current historical status.

So there's no better way to teach Westbrook a lesson, or to veer the latter along the way, than "that."

After making a decision in his heart, Sun Hao smiled at Westbrook.

The smiling Westbrook was a little overwhelmed.

In the next second, Sun Hao launched a second attack.

Westbrook thought it was Sun Hao's trick and wanted to use such an expression to deceive his defense.

He was not "deceived", but rushed at Sun Hao with all his strength.

At this moment, something happened that he didn't expect at all.

Sun Hao suddenly made an emergency stop and chose to shoot.

That was different from Harden's active approach to touch porcelain. It was a very active shot, but Westbrook's pounce was too fierce to stop the car, and he directly hit Sun Hao.

"beep!"

Sun Hao's shot was destroyed, but the referee's whistle also sounded.

Westbrook was sentenced to a defensive foul, and Sun Hao got two free throws!

Westbrook jumped on the spot and turned to the referee to signal that he wasn't really about to foul.

But the referee just shook his head.

A foul is a foul, and there is no such thing as active and passive.

Sun Hao's ball is obviously an experience ball, and he is sure that Westbrook's defensive enthusiasm is too high and his actions are too big.

Westbrook argued to no avail, and was finally pulled over by Griffin.

He shook his head in frustration, and when he glanced at Sun Hao from the corner of his eye, he found that Sun Hao was looking at him with a smile.

This is true class.

Sun Hao is not famous for his defense, but anyone who has watched him play knows that his defense is not bad, and it can even be said to be top-notch.

Limited by his height and wingspan, he cannot be the top defender, but it is precisely because of this that his defensive skills are already the top.

Westbrook's aggressive defensive style looks really passionate, but it is too easy to be used when he meets someone who can play.

No, Sun Hao did it with just one try.

Of course, Westbrook is not a roundworm in Sun Hao's stomach after all, so he can't understand it all at once.

He frowned, feeling a little more disdain for Sun Hao, the "historical No. 1".

Because he felt that Sun Hao was being guarded by him, and then used the disgusting method of making a foul.

Sun Hao felt something from Westbrook's eyes, but he didn't care.

After all, there are some things that even if you teach them face to face, there is a high probability that others will keep talking about them. You have to experience them yourself to know.

For example, if you don't have a girlfriend, how do you know that falling in love is not good?

For example, if you don’t get married, how do you know the saying that marriage is the grave of love?

Sun Hao went to the free throw line and made two free throws steadily.

He personally scored 10 points in a row!

10:13.

The Lakers are still 3 points behind, but the mood of the fans on the scene has risen again.

"Defense! Defense!"

The cheers at the scene were loud.

Westbrook played a bit too high at this time, and Griffin still chose to go hard after being double-teamed after the pick-and-roll.

As a result, Hibbert found the opportunity and slapped the ball directly out of the court.

This block can be regarded as saving the five embarrassing balls in the opening game!

After being covered, Westbrook's expression was a little dazed, and the feeling of being superior was also rushed back a lot.

However, there were still big words of dissatisfaction written on his face.

The sideline ball was sent out, Westbrook signaled the others to pull away, and went to Knight one-on-one.

He couldn't find any opportunities in Hibbert's hands, and he was sure to bully a rookie like Knight.

But soon he found that Knight's defense was much stronger than he thought.

The Lakers have Millsap, Jimmy Butler, and Knight, there is no shortage of hardworking people.

Even when they are together and compete secretly with each other, they will only work harder than before.

So their progress was completely predictable.

It's no surprise that Westbrook has a conscious bias.