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It wasn't until it was confirmed that Wembanyama's block was missed that Irving reached out again and made a layup gesture to score the ball.

Wembanyama saw that his defense was about to fail again, so he gritted his teeth, forcibly twisted his body in the air, and forcibly adjusted to the position on the other side just now, and continued to try to block Owen.

But Owen caught a glimpse of Wembanyama's follow-up and put the ball away again.

This time, Wembanyama had no choice but to retract his outstretched hand to prevent Irving from committing another foul on himself.

But Owen didn't seem to mean that, and after confirming that Wembanyama had given up the defense, Owen was even able to make another pull rod to score the ball.

This can be said to have made Wembanyama's self-confidence that he had just built up collapsed again, and he found Chang Tiancheng unconvinced, and complained to Chang Tiancheng for a while: "Did you see Chang, that guy just did two pulls in mid-air, this is simply not a human action."

Chang Tiancheng's reaction was very calm: "Victor, I think he can even pull three strokes if he wants, just shake off your defense, and two uses are enough." "

What?" Wembanyama raised his head and looked at the back of Owen's defense, and said in a rather helpless tone: "I really didn't expect that there are such people in this world, it makes me feel like... His offense is almost impossible to defend. "

After all, people are also champions, just like you, they are all monsters." Chang Tiancheng patted Wembanyama, "Without two brushes, how can you become the champion, do you think those scouts are all eating dry food?" If people can take a fancy to this person as the champion, it is enough to show that his personal ability is strong. "

But—" Wembanyama opened his mouth, as if to say something, but in the end he didn't.

"Alright, hurry up and get to the station." Looking at Wembanyama's appearance of wanting to speak and stopping, Chang Tiancheng urged.

Wembanyama continued to face Wood on the inside, and after his repeated confirmations, Wembanyama finally understood that the Mavericks did not design any special defensive tactics, and the reason why he felt that it was very easy to attack the Mavericks' interior was simply because Wood's defense was too poor.

Wembanyama began to try to show more means on the offensive end to enrich the team's tactical system.

This time, after receiving the pass, he slapped the ball directly on the ground, followed by a shoulder-shaking backward jumper, and once again hit an easy shot.

Wembanyama, who shot well, immediately began to return to defense, and he knew that since the Mavericks were already in a state of semi-abandonment on the defensive end, they would definitely make up for the loss on the offensive end exponentially.

Doncic dribbled the ball all the way, and when facing Chang Tiancheng's defense, he didn't even stop, but directly closed the ball and took three steps, and after using his shoulder to open Chang Tiancheng, he was about to go to the basket, but found that the top of his head had already been covered by Wembanyama's big hand.

So Doncic simply calculated it, since you, Wembanyama, have defended me to this place, presumably your own original defensive object must have been let go.

Thinking of this, Doncic jumped straight away, seduced Wembanyama to jump with him, and then made a direct pass in the air to send the ball to Wood, who was already standing in the bottom corner.

After Wood received the ball, he shot a three-pointer directly and hit it accurately.

In fact, there is no problem with Wembanyama's help defense this time, if he leaves Doncic alone, then this ball is a 100% two-point score for the Mavericks, so he is bound to come over and basket Doncic.

As for Wood, who is on the bottom line, it should theoretically be defended by Chang Tiancheng, who was passed by Doncic.

But Doncic's confrontation just now almost knocked Chang Tiancheng to the ground, and when Chang Tiancheng stabilized his center of gravity and wanted to go to the bottom corner to defend Wood, Wood's three-point shot had already been shot, which caused the Spurs to seem to be leaking.

Chang Tiancheng handed the ball to Kelden in the backcourt and signaled that Kelden could play one by himself.

After hearing Chang Tiancheng's words, Kelden lowered his center of gravity slightly. Facing Irving, who was much smaller than himself, Keldon easily relied on his physical advantage to directly run over the inside line of the Mavericks.

After observing that Wood didn't seem to be trying to come over and defend, Keldon easily opened up Irving and completed a layup.

In the next round, Doncic also learned from Chang Tiancheng and gave the ball to Irving before halftime.

At this point, Wood's movement on the offensive end is very positive, not at all like his unwanted appearance on the defensive end.

But Wembanyama and Drummond were well positioned defensively and didn't give Wood a chance to run inside at all.

Seeing this, Owen wanted to slow down the pace and play steadily, but Wood, who was running in front, was obviously not slow about his role on the offensive end, so he stretched out a finger and stood behind Wembanyama and kept pointing to the sky, signaling Owen to pass the ball directly to him for an air connection.

With Irving's passing ability, he could naturally judge that this was a pass that could not be passed at all, so he still observed the Spurs' defense while carrying the ball himself.

This made Wood, who was eager to show himself on the offensive end, anxious, and seeing that he couldn't get the empty connection he wanted, Wood quickly ran to Irving's side from the inside, and stood on the right side of Keldon, while frantically giving Irving a look, signaling that he could do a pick-and-roll with him.

In desperation, Owen had to use Wood's cover to shake off Keldon. Of course, Wood's pick-and-roll quality is actually not high, after all, all he wants is a chance to block and attack down, but Irving still relied on his individual ability to force this cooperation to succeed.

Irving first made a straight shot to the frame, and then passed the ball to Wood on the way to the break.

After Wood received the ball, he thought that he could finally show his role on the offensive end, but he never thought that he was just about to break through to the basket directly, but he was overtaken by Wembanyama who chased after him, and blocked his offensive space one step earlier.

Wood looked at Wembanyama, and a series of expletives came to his mind, but in the end, he still didn't curse.

Thinking of Irving's easy two goals against Wembanyama just now, Wood thought: Maybe he can also break through Wembanyama's defense?