At the beginning, the Warriors launched a fast break. Old Nelson said before the game that the team cannot put all hope on Chamberlain, who is the core, but he is not the only one in this team who can score and attack.

Therefore, West and Curry, following the instructions of old Nelson, launched a fast attack and allowed as many people as possible to participate in the attack. Otherwise, once they fell into the positional war, they would have to rely on Chamberlain.

What the Warriors showed was not their strongest side, but this was their future development side, so it was necessary to train troops like this at this time.

However, in this way, the Warriors cannot destroy the Pacers at the beginning, otherwise Old Nelson would not have to arrange for them to hit and mark people. This kind of defense is the best physical strength.

The Pacers are also good at defense, and their team is one of the best in the league, which means that their cooperation and tacit understanding have nothing to do with their ability.

After the first quarter, the Warriors led by only 222 and before, the Warriors almost destroyed them in the first quarter.

The second quarter was the Pacers' ball, Ford left the field and Watson came on as a substitute.

Watson is a veteran, and he is over 30 years old so far. He was a strong player in college. As the starting point guard of the NCAA prestigious NCAA university, UCLA, he participated in 29 games. This is the second in school history, and two of them starts, setting a new record in school history. He made 26 steals, 6 assists in school history and 13B hits in school history, both ranked fourth in school history.

In addition, he is also the second player in school history to complete 60 assists and 20 steals. He was also the fourth player in the Pacific 10th league in career assists and steals. However, after entering the NHA, his path was very difficult. Even if he achieved so many good results, he was selected as the ninth pick in the second round in the draft.

Watson was just cut by the Thunder last year, and the Pacers signed him under his command with a veteran contract.

What caused this situation was due to Watson's personality. He was an impatient person, and as a point guard, being impatient is the most undesirable.

After playing, Watson launched an assault when he got the ball. O'Brien told them on the bench that he wanted to make a fast attack. Watson performed this to the fullest. He got the ball and quickly dribbled the ball under his crotch, slapped the ball with his left hand and bent his body to rush towards the inside.

Morrow, who appeared as a substitute West, was notoriously unreliable in defense, which was also why Watson dared to attack. After taking two steps, Watson entered the penalty area. He immediately retracted the ball, stretched his long arms and jumped into the air, and sent the ball out with one wrist.

Before the Pacers fans could cheer, Chamberlain came up from the wing. They saw only a figure that seemed to the Eagles spread their wings, jumped high and slapped the ball away on the rebound.

Chamberlain still had the strength to hold his waist and abdomen, he closed his waist and abdomen and tried his best to keep himself balanced. He swung his left hand up quickly and grabbed the ball in his hand. Hibert jumped back and wanted to grab the ball, but he only grabbed one handful of air.

After landing, Chamberlain put away the ball and waved his arm to Marbury on the outside.

Marbury is good at fast attacks. His big hand slapped the ball on the floor, and he rushed to the front court like an arrow that was so thunderous that he could not hide his ears.

But the Pacers retreated quickly. Granger took the initiative to attack and got stuck Marbury when he went up.

Marbury dribbled under his crotch to stabilize his body. He hesitated for a moment. Facing Granger who was eyeing him, he finally gave up his plan to attack and quickly passed the ball to Chamberlain who followed him there.

When you don't have a good choice on the offensive path, give the ball to Chamberlain, which is a saying in New York Sports.

Chamberlain had just rushed into the three-point line when he received the ball, but he did not continue dribbling, but put the ball away, took two steps and rushed into the free throw line. Finally, after taking another big step, his legs suddenly stretched out, and blood was transported from the heart to the whole body. At the same time, endless energy was supplied, and it flew up like a spring.

In the air, Chamberlain came to the world like a demon. He glared wide, held the ball with one hand and raised his arm with one hand, and pushed forward his left hand. He held Hibert, who jumped up from behind, and suddenly pressed his arm down and smashed it into the ring.

With a dull "bang", the ball fell to the ground, and the ring trembled like ripples in the water, as if the basketball rack was shaking a few points.

Hibert was so devastated by Chamberlain's riding buckle that he was a little dazed for a moment. He served Watson and Curry next to him rushed out.

Seeing this, Watson was startled and hurriedly passed the ball. This is a bad habit of Watson. He is too impatient. When he encounters invasion, he does not defend first, but uses offensive methods to deal with the opponent. It is not that this strategy is incorrect, but you have to see what level you are.

Offense is indeed the best defense, but can anyone use it casually?

As soon as the ball flew out, the experienced Marbury judged the trend of the ball, rushed up and broke the ball.

At this time, Chamberlain was still under the basket. Seeing this, Marbury did not hesitate, and threw the ball on the ring at the same time. He spread his hands and looked at Watson who was stunned helplessly, saying, "GANPVE"

Chamberlain stomped his feet hard, like a helicopter. He flew up in the air, grabbed the ball with both hands and leaned forward, shouted and waved his arms, "After a loud bang, another dunk came.

With two consecutive dunks, the Warriors seemed to have a pot of boiling water on the bench, and the Kangsaiko Stadium was even more crowded. Fans didn't know how to complain about their team.

Chamberlain launched the consecutive dunks in the penalty area. As the defender, Hibert naturally had a dull face. Granger patted his shoulder and whispered: "I'll create a chance for you, come back."

Granger is a good brother, but his men are not good brothers. After Hibert got the ball, he had no confidence in facing Chamberlain, who was eyeing him and passed the ball out again.

Granger was almost bleeding by his pass. He finally sent the ball to the basket, and you guys passed it to me again?

He had to play it himself, but the ball was a bit hasty and he shot a long time ago.

Chamberlain jumped up and took the rebound, turned around and threw it to Marbury.

Marbury dribbled the ball to the top of the three-point line and stood still. Seeing this, O'Brien was anxious and shouted at Watson: "Go up and press him, man, press him, don't give him a chance to organize an attack."

Watson stepped forward, Marbury shook his head and said, "Man, stop struggling, do I need to organize the attack? No, I just need to pass the ball to"

Chamberlain ran forward from the middle, and Hibert held his arm to stop him. Seeing this, Chamberlain immediately turned around, ran to the bottom line along the three-point line, and then slipped from the bottom line to the penalty area. At the same time, the ball in Marbury flew up and landed at the basket in the penalty area.

With a dull "bang", a violent air relay came out. This attack was the cooperation of two people and had nothing to do with the team.

Hibert was completely defeated by Chamberlain and completely lost his confidence. O'Brien wanted to replace him. Bird gave him instructions and said, "The sword is sharpened by grinding, Jim, let him be on the court. If it is not tempered, he will always be just a piece of rough iron ore and will not become steel."

Hibert never thought about being a steel person. He was abused by Chamberlain. He really wanted to end up, but unfortunately he just couldn't go on.

Watson quickly controlled the ball and ran to the frontcourt, and then Marbury went up to guard him, and the two got entangled.

Granger didn't want to waste time, so he directed Rush to help Watson break through, and he quietly ran outside the bottom corner three-point line.

Murphy and Hibert got into positions on the left and right, which attracted everyone's attention for a while, so Granger successfully ran out and stood outside the three-point line.

Seeing this, Watson immediately put away the ball and quickly transferred the ball. Granger received the ball, stomped his feet and jumped up, his arms shaking gracefully, and shot the ball out.

Chamberlain turned around and stuck Hibert. He looked up at the rebound, but the ball fell from the ring.

Three-pointer hit.

Chamberlain fell into the penalty area again, Marbury wanted to pass the ball to him again, Hibert was behind, Murphy was in front, and the Pacers were frightened and took double teams directly. In this way, Gibson had an open position.

Marbury passed the ball to Gibson on the wing of the penalty area. When the latter received the ball, he jumped like a glider and dunked. His explosive power was particularly outstanding and he bounced well. Such a long-distance dunk could also be performed.

Marbury ran outside the three-point line. He was now calm and his ball control rhythm was very calm and stable. Watson made a sound from his mouth, thinking that he would disturb his rhythm, but it was useless.

Chamberlain looked at his teammate's placement, ran from the penalty area to the high position, and stopped in the free throw area. Seeing this, Marbury seized the opportunity, broke through sideways and ran towards the free throw area.

Watson followed two steps and entered the free throw area and was stuck by Chamberlain.

Seeing this, O'Brien's scalp was numb and she shouted: "Damn it, pick-and-roll defense center."

But Marbury was the first to rush into the penalty area. Granger and Hibert both encircled him from both front and back.

The Marbury man entered the penalty area and looked back at Chamberlain. He put away the ball and seemed to be trying to pass the ball, but the man had already jumped up.

This is a striking attack. Granger and Hibert made such a judgment at the same time, and they jumped up together to prepare to block Marbury.

At this moment, after jumping up, Marbury smiled strangely. He put the ball down and pulled it under his ribs. He shook his wrist and bounced the ball back.

Chamberlain did not stop because of Marbury's jump, but still ran to the penalty area. After he arrived at the penalty area, he also jumped up.

The back-off came first, and although Chamberlain took off after three, he was the fastest jump. Marbury turned around and passed the ball just in time to put it into his hands. Inadvertently, the two completed a refueling cooperation in the air.

The so-called air refueling refers to air relay. Both the passer and the receiving side jumped in mid-air, just like a tanker refueling a fighter.

In the air, Chamberlain stretched out his body like a flying insect that turned into a butterfly. Finally, when he jumped to the highest point, he exhaled a breath of turbid air and smashed the ball behind his head vertically-

"boom"

The basket trembled slightly, and the orange-red ball fell like a meteor, while the Nets jumped up and high...

The Warriors' unpredictable offense made the Pacers unable to follow, and the score gap was unintentionally widened to double digits. O'Brien scratched his head in pain and called a timeout.

The Indiana Sports reporter noticed this scene, and gave O'Brien a close-up, and wrote in his notepad: "Would we seriously consider one issue, that is, change the head coach? Or hand, does Mr. O'Brien seriously consider it, and should he quit? Even if he doesn't think about the team's record, he has to think about his white hair?"

O'Brien had no better way. He arranged several three-pointers to run. After constantly passing the ball, Granger, who was outside the three-point line in the corner, received the ball again, but Hill was in front of him. He obviously didn't know how to make a phone call, so he passed the ball to Hibert in the inside.

With O'Brien's encouragement, Hibert finally accumulated a little courage. He hit Chamberlain hard, then turned around, slashed his arm stiffly, and shot the ball out.

Chamberlain jumped up quickly on the spot with his big hand and a big hat came over his face with a wave of his hand.

Hibert really collapsed this time
Chapter completed!