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Chang Tiancheng made an extremely bold move this time, and even the audience at the home of the Eagles let out a burst of exclamations.

Not to mention the Spurs' bench, several people jumped up from the bench in excitement and waved towels for Chang Tiancheng to celebrate his wonderful score. Even Popovich stood up and clapped him with a smile.

Chang Tiancheng did not directly return to the defense this time, but stood near the midfield, and shouted to Murray: "Hey! Dejounte! Why don't I feel your defense?!"

Murray who was shouted like this was even more embarrassed, although he gave Chang Tiancheng a slap with a breakthrough dunk in the first round, but in the next few rounds, Chang Tiancheng completed the three-point shot one after another, and he used his physical advantage to directly cause a walking violation of his own.

Thinking of this, Murray couldn't help but regret a little bit that he had just spewed trash talk to Chang Tiancheng. After all, the kid's performance in the past few rounds has given Murray a hint of danger, which only appears when he defends against the top defenders in the league.

Trae Young drove the ball toward the Spurs' frontcourt, and there was already some fire in his heart, after all, the crowd at the Hawks' home court would only cheer for his long-range three-pointers. Chang Tiancheng's three-point shot just now, in his opinion, has some clamming meaning in it.

Trae Young began to lower his center of gravity just after halftime, intending to respond to Chang Tiancheng's goal with an ultra-long three-pointer, but when he raised his head and saw McDermott, who was in charge of defending him in front of him, he suddenly felt that his defense was like covering the sky, and forcing a long-range three-point shot under such a height gap was no different from throwing around.

However, with his tall height, he must not be very fast... Thinking of this, Trae Young gave up the idea of shooting a long-range three-pointer, and instead seized a gap and broke through McDermott's side, shaking off McDermott's defense in one fell swoop.

Trae Young couldn't help but feel a little proud in his heart: Look, if you want to use such a player to defend my shot, do you think that I can't break through at all? Trae

Young easily came to the Spurs' free throw line, and then faced Sochan's defense, and chose to shoot a light throw, which can be regarded as his housekeeping ability, and the basketball fell steadily into the basket after running an extremely high parabola.

At 7:9, the Hawks pulled back two points.

Chang Tiancheng once again advanced with the ball, and this time, he chose to let Vassell come over and make a high block for himself. Although Vassell didn't understand what Chang Tiancheng meant, he still obediently did it, after all, in his opinion, as long as he followed Chang Tiancheng's will on the court, he would never go wrong.

After Chang Tiancheng and Vassell had a pick-and-roll cooperation, the original intention was to get a one-on-one opportunity with Trae Young, as long as he defeated the opponent's leading star head-on in a heads-up, then the mentality of the opposing player would be greatly affected.

However, what Chang Tiancheng didn't expect was that Murray, who was supposed to switch to defend Vassell, directly gave up defending Vassell, and chose to rush over and flank Chang Tiancheng with Trae Young.

In fact, in the pre-game video lesson, Eagles head coach Quinn Snyder has explained to the players that in the face of Chang Tiancheng's offense, he must try to get him into a one-on-one singles situation, no matter how many points he scores through singles. Because he has his vision, the moment you cover him, he can find the teammate who is let go and pass the ball over. In the long run, the Spurs' overall offensive rhythm can easily be turned on.

But at this time, Murray couldn't care about that, he just wanted to directly control Chang Tiancheng now, so as to alleviate the embarrassment that Chang Tiancheng had brought to him in the previous rounds.

However, such impulsive actions often lead to the opposite of expectations, Chang Tiancheng directly passed the ball to Vassell, who was empty at the top of the arc, and even the passing posture was a little elegant. It can be seen that the bag of the Hawks' two All-Star guards did not affect him much.

After receiving the ball, Vassell stabilized his shooting stance before slowly throwing the ball out.

With the blessing of Chang Tiancheng's point guard god skills, this ball is also easy to enter the basket.

At 7:12, the difference between the two teams was further widened.

At this time, Coach Snyder was already starting to call a timeout. Judging from the court, although the Eagles have made some achievements on the offensive end, the three successful offenses rely on the individual ability of the players to obtain through singles.

The Spurs, on the other hand, have become the central axis all day long, and they have blossomed more. So far, in addition to Chang Tiancheng, Sochan and Vassell have also made a three-pointer each.

If this kind of offensive firepower continues, it will be difficult for the Hawks' carefully arranged defensive strategy before the game to continue smoothly.

However, Snyder did not choose to call a timeout in the end, after all, the difference on the court was only five points, and he believed that his players could rely on themselves to make adjustments.

Sure enough, Murray deliberately slowed down the tempo when he was in possession of the ball, with the aim of waiting for their big center Capela to be in place deeper inside. They want to take advantage of the inside and make a hole in the Spurs' interior first, so that it will be difficult for the Spurs to expand Trae Young as recklessly as before.

After Capela got caught in Sochan's body, Murray quickly passed the ball over.

After Capela received the ball, he didn't even make observations, but directly relied on his strong body, pushed Sochan hard, and pushed his body to the Spurs' basket step by step.

Just after Capela came to the Spurs basket, he raised his hands and was about to make a move, when a hand reached out from behind his back and slapped the ball directly on the rebound! It was Keldon who came to make up for the defense! It

turned out that Keldon found that Capela did not observe his teammates when he was holding the ball with his back, which meant that he was ready to eat Sochan alone on this offense, and would not pass the ball to his teammates at all. Therefore, Keldon made a bold decision to let go of Collins, who was in charge of his defense, and waited for the opportunity behind Sochan to prepare to defend Capela, which led to this block.

Keldon, who completed the block, directly dialed the ball to Chang Tiancheng, and then quickly rushed to the front court of the Eagles.

Murray realized the Spurs' fast attack and chose to defend immediately, although he had caught up with Keldon in speed, but at this time Kelden had come to the Hawks' restricted area.

Chang Tiancheng threw the ball into the sky, and Keldon jumped high and dunked the ball into the basket viciously!