The smell of the sea, the smell of the sea!

But, it smells fishy.

After Lin Ying said these words, Durant felt that G6 was really stable.

This is not a boast, but past experience has proven this time and time again.

You can always trust Lin Huang!

Of course, basketball is not a one-man sport, he and others must also give their best.

Lifting the trophy in Auckland for the second consecutive year?

This sounds very good.

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The Warriors' unexpected victory in G5 also gave the media a chance to reverse the trend.

You must know that James' previous injury made most people feel that the outcome of this year's finals has been decided.

But the result of G5 showed that was not the case. Curry's strength and the Warriors' long-lost sense of team made everything suspense again.

Suspense has always been the key to watching football for most fans.

After a wave of publicity in the media, the curtain of G6 of the Finals continued to open at Oracle Arena.

During the pre-game warm-up, over at the commentary box, TNT's Big Four had already begun to speak freely.

"Michael never plays in tie-breaks. Lin has played in four finals in his career and has never played in tie-breaks."

As the objective emperor, Smith also took the lead in throwing out a set of data.

"I think this situation will change this year. The Warriors seem to be a different team. They are now fighting for each other. This is again at home in Oakland. It will be difficult for the Nets to resist their impact."

Barkley immediately followed up with his own sentiments.

Sir Alex's daily life, several others are already used to it.

But McGrady followed up by echoing Barkley's sentiments.

"Unless Lin has a very good performance, I believe the Warriors will have the last laugh tonight."

Of course, in order to distinguish himself from Barkley, he also added,

"Of course, I think in the tiebreaker, the Nets will still win the championship."

Now the effect of the program came out immediately.

"Shaq?"

Barkley looked at O'Neal. Among the four, O'Neal was the only one who had not yet expressed his opinion.

"I agree with what T-ma said before, but I have a hunch that Lin won't let the game lose tonight, Shaq's sixth sense."

In this way, the commentary box is in a 2 vs. 2 situation again, and the sense of suspense continues to increase.

During the warm-up before the game, the scene kept showing split shots of Curry and Lin Ying.

Lin Ying also scored 38 points in the last game, but still failed to lead the team to victory.

Tonight's showdown between the two leading stars will be even more exciting.

After the warm-up, the scene entered the opening ceremony, and the lineups of the two teams were announced one after another.

Nets: Rose, Bradley, Durant, Lin Ying, Jokic;

Warriors: Curry, Thompson, Livingston, Green, McGee;

People on both sides have been suspended, and they have made their own adjustments.

For the Nets, Johnson is the only small forward who can take on major responsibilities compared to guards, so bringing Ariza as a substitute this time will relieve the pressure on the bench.

As for the guards, there is a great Jack hidden at the end of the Nets bench, which the veteran is used for at this time.

Moreover, Curry is also a combo guard, so it is completely possible to allocate time reasonably.

As for the Warriors, they have been using this lineup since James was absent in the last game, and the results are good.

The game started soon, and McGee jumped to get the ball for the Warriors.

Just like Lin Ying and others, and as predicted by several people in the commentary booth, after returning to the home court, the Warriors are even more eager to win.

The Nets' defensive intensity in the opening game was not low, but the Warriors ran two tactics, the "Elevator Door" and the "Tornado Tactics" in one round.

In the end, Green received a pass from Curry and made a layup to give the Warriors the lead.

After scoring, Green immediately approached Curry for a high-five, and even applauded the Warriors players while retreating from defense.

Although Green's personal strength is far inferior to that of James, and he is also loud-mouthed. James's incident also shows that he is also a person who puts interests first, but one thing must be admitted is that he is very interested in this Warriors team both on and off the court.

important.

The Warriors won the last game, and half of the credit was due to Curry, and more than half of the remaining half was due to Green.

The Warriors' offense was online in the opening game, and the same was true for the Nets.

Durant held the ball in the frontcourt and hit with his back, turned around and faced Livingston's defensive hand.

Both teams were in excellent form at the beginning and started an offensive battle.

Both sides know that the key to establishing an advantage is not only to score, but also to defend against the opponent's offense, but the problem is that their defensive attempts were ultimately unsuccessful.

After the first quarter, the score on the court was 35-37, with the Warriors leading by a slim margin.

In this quarter, both sides were in good condition. As the main players, Lin Ying and Curry were just trying their best. They each scored 8 points.

On the Nets side, Durant scored the most points, with 12 points. On the Warriors side, it was more scattered, and Curry scored the most points.

This game is a bit similar to G3. It just depends on who can open the score at the beginning of the second quarter.

At the beginning of the second quarter, both teams had their main players and substitutes.

Nets: Jack, Curry Jr., Ariza, West, Jokic;

Warriors: Barbosa, Thompson, Iguodala, Speights, Pachulia;

Jokic's organization came up, and Curry took advantage of West's cover to move without the ball and then took the ball.

"Whoosh!"

Hands up and swords down!

The Nets overtook the score!

This three-pointer reminded many fans of last season's finals, when Curry had a brilliant performance in G3.

This season, Curry Jr. has taken a higher position in the Nets' rotation, but he did not perform well in previous games.

Is he holding back his ultimate move and waiting for his brother in the finals?

Speights and Barbosa hit a free throw line jumper off the pick-and-roll.

This is his point.

"Dang!"

But he missed!

Jack's frontcourt organization, due to age and injuries, he is no longer the "Jack the Great" who can be the main point guard wherever he goes, but correspondingly, he has very rich experience.

At this time, he consciously signaled for little Curry to make tactics.

Jokic has no star airs at all and directly screens for Curry.

Little Curry received a pass from Jack and made a fake three-point shot. Then he made a fierce move into the paint and met Pachulia's shot, causing the latter to foul.

Although the ball was not scored, his small body showed no hesitation, which moved people for a while.

Without many people realizing it, Curry has grown a lot.

Despite the interference from the fans, Curry made two free throws and scored 5 points in a row.

In G3, the Nets relied on Rose's outstanding performance to open up the score. Tonight, it's Curry's turn!

The Nets' bench is stronger than many expected.

Moreover, Barbosa's three-point shot from a 45-degree angle on the right side of the frontcourt also missed!

Jokic collected another defensive rebound, and the Nets' opportunity came!

Jack continued to look for opportunities for Curry Jr.'s organization, but the Warriors obviously increased their guard against Curry Jr. at this time.

However, Curry got better after scoring 5 points in a row, and he just relied on his coquettish running position to get an opportunity.

The ball was in Jokic's hands at this time, and Jokic quickly passed the ball to him.

When Curry caught the ball, Iguodala pounced on him!

The Warriors are really keeping an eye on him.

Curry was forced to raise his shot arc.

Compared with Curry, his handling of this kind of ball seems obviously not so calm.
To be continued...