The Lakers advanced to the frontcourt, and Sun Hao held the ball.

The one who guarded him was Fisher.

Kobe's physical energy consumption was too high in the first quarter, so it was impossible for him to come immediately to guard against him in the second quarter. No matter how good his physical energy was, it was limited.

Sun Hao glanced at Fisher and reached out to signal to pull it away.

When there was enough space in front of him, he chose to beat Fisher on his back.

He crushed Fisher to the high position, turned around and then turned around and chose to jump backward.

Fisher originally wanted to pounce on and interfere, but before he suddenly thought of something, his body shrank back and just raised his hand.

Such a defensive method obviously has no effect on Sun Hao.

Moreover, Sun Hao's move was very decisive in this ball, and the Clippers' weak side assisted defense was too late.

"Swish!"

Basketball hollow into the net.

26 to 34!

Still a score difference of 8 points.

The Clippers advanced to the frontcourt, but they still played inside Gasol.

Old Dunleavy is not present, so he treats Gasol as O'Neal!

Gott came to defend, and Gasol passed the ball to Bynum on the other side of the ball.

Bynum got the ball back up after a while.

But at this time Gott had retreated to the basket and reached out to try to block the block.

"Bang!"

Of course Gotat didn't cover it.

His body has been pushed back by Bynum.

However, Bynum's ball was not deducted, and it was directly deducted out of bounds.

There was a turmoil at the scene.

It's a pity that I didn't seize such a good opportunity.

However, Lakers fans were a little excited.

Gotat's defense is definitely not good, but his defensive attitude is really good!

I won’t talk about it when I was defending Kobe before. The key is that after being blocked by Kobe, he still dares to go to Bynum!

This is really cool!

They can't even like this Polish player who is the first to enter the NBA!

"The Lakers' bench depth is a bit scary."

People of different identities have different perspectives to watch the game.

What Miller sees now is the depth of the Lakers' lineup.

The role of the third center is to look at Aaron Williams from the Clippers, and it comes up to chop the Sharks.

But the Lakers are better. It's unreasonable to attack and defend in the third inside line.

On the court, the game continues.

Sun Hao continued to attack with the ball after pushing to the frontcourt.

Unlike Kobe, his physical fitness in the first quarter is within the plan, so he can attack more now.

Moreover, he also has reasons to attack more.

After a breakthrough, Fisher was easily knocked away by him.

He broke into the free throw line and Bynum assisted in defense.

Sun Hao ignored it and continued to rush to the basket.

Bynum went to the confrontation and showed his defensive attitude.

Sun Hao was pushed to the side road.

"beep!"

The bottom line referee whistle sounded, signaling Bynum's off-ball foul.

Sun Hao, go directly to the free throw line!

Bynum didn't react at the beginning.

After all, although he was a foul, it was also considered to have prevented Sun Hao from scoring directly.

But when he saw Sun Hao walking directly to the free throw line, he realized it, then hugged his head with both hands, looking depressed.

Some fans watching the football sidelines did not react for the first time.

Including Miller on the commentator's seat, he was stunned for a moment and then burst into laughter.

The game was too intense and he forgot about it.

The premise of the shark-cutting tactic is to commit 4 breaches first before fouling the opponent to the free throw line.

In other words, the Clippers' foul was already full at the moment when the Shark-cutting tactic began!

The meaning of being full is that no matter what foul, the opponent will be sent to the free throw line!

This explains why Fisher's defense method was so strange before.

Even, it explains why Gott's pick-and-roll effect in the first quarter was so great.

On the one hand, no one has used it before, but on the other hand, the Clippers are afraid to move too much because they are full of crimes.

Otherwise, if Bynum wants to fight hard, he can still do it with Gott's power to block people.

As I said, no tactic can be perfect.

The defensive intensity decrease caused by full breaches is the biggest drawback of the shark-cutting tactic.

When you think Old Dunleavy is crazy, he may really be more like what Sun Hao said... lost his mind.

Otherwise, in the vast history, Popovich and Old Nelson would not be able to play with this tactic.

Miller's previous conclusion is too early!

Sun Hao adjusted his breathing and made steady efforts in both free throws.

26 to 36!

The Lakers without O'Neal are 10 points ahead of the Clippers!!

Moreover, because the defense intensity of the single quarter is full, the Clippers' current situation is very dangerous.

If they continue to play at this pace, they may even be given three quarters by the Lakers without O'Neal, or even halftime!

The live footage is given to Old Dunleavy again.

Old Dunleavy had a gloomy face at this time.

He also realized that the shark chopping tactics are not that easy to play with!

Including the Clippers fans at the scene, they were also panicked at this time.

They won't be real, they still lose, right?

The Clippers attacked the frontcourt, and Gasol continued to play behind the back with a low post.

Gotat continued to double-team.

Gasol passed the ball again.

But this time he was not going to Bynum, but to the middle!

A figure cut in quickly.

Kobe!

After receiving the ball, Kobe jumped up.

Gotat reached out to cover the cover when he saw it.

This time Kobe did not choose to hard buckle the front, but instead dodged in the air with his waist and abdomen, and then he used his elegant low hand to hit the board.

"Bang!"

The ball rubbed against the rebound and fell into the net bag.

O'Neal opened his mouth and reached out to touch his chin, looking a little surprised.

Because he felt Kobe calm down again.

It wasn't O'Neal's misjudgment, but he ignored someone.
To be continued...