Duncan jumped the ball to defeat Rashid and hooked the ball into Kenny Anderson's hands.

Anderson, who turned into a masked man, dribbled forward at all, and his speed was still very fast, and the fracture of the nose bridge did not affect his agility at all.

Mo Mengchen retreated to defend, Anderson had countless fatal weaknesses and advantages that could be seen with the naked eye. As a second-tier No. 1 pick who was not very good, his talent is still clearly visible today.

The importance of this game tonight to the Celtics is self-evident. The Pistons were ready to launch a high-intensity defense at the beginning. Although Anderson wanted to dribble and broke through, he opened his eyes wide and saw that there was no room for him to move around.

The Pistons did a great job of defense.

As the road went on, Anderson passed the ball to Duncan, who was active.

Then, he saw a gap that could penetrate, without thinking, and quickly squeezed in regardless of his body's weakness, and Duncan's attack was completed.

The ball flew out and hit the basket.

Failed to hit, such a start was obviously not satisfactory. The fans sighed, and in less than half a second, the sigh turned into a strong cheer.

"Do you believe it? Kenny Anderson grabbed the offensive rebound!"

The moment Anderson grabbed the offensive rebound, he was preparing to make a tip-in. Ben Wallace saw that the rebound was snatched by such a short and thin defender, and his face was dull and was about to fight, but he didn't expect the opponent to make a tip-in in the air, and his defense was caught by the referee on the spot.

The whistle sounds!

Anderson made a tip-in.

Kenny Anderson will not be remembered in a long time.

Who was the Queens Street King in the late 1980s? Who was the All-Star in 1994? Is the outstanding point guard who passed by the NBA like a meteor, just an ordinary man who made a 21-tip for the Celtics in North Shore Garden tonight?

He has outstanding talents but does not cherish them well. This is simply the fate of a talented defender from New York all generations.

They come from the streets of New York, which are as fierce as hell, with arrogance, are self-confident, arrogant and arrogant, and always do something wrong when they are young.

Anderson was old, and he understood that there was not much time left for him.

He stood up, and his teammates around him ran up excitedly, someone patted his butt, someone touched his head, and he knew that the game had just begun.

Anderson completed a three-pointer.

3 to 0

Mo Mengchen picked up the floor ball and handed it to Wallace who was fouled.

Wallace sent the ball, Momonchen looked ahead, and the Celtics no longer implemented the frontcourt pressing strategy. This change shows that Rick Pitino finally took off the skin of the famous NCAA coach who didn't have the money and was willing to become a mediocre NBA head coach.

Because he was wearing a mask, Mo Mengchen couldn't see Anderson's expression clearly. There might be a sense of perseverance on his face, and he might have the determination to defend him.

Actually, he didn't care. Mo Mengchen handed the ball to Hill, and he activated the Hawk-style offensive tactics.

Bruce Bowen was suspended for three games, and the starter was Popeye Jones. He sent this person to show that Pitino is really in trouble.

Jones' most glorious achievement in his career is the top ten NBA ugly stars selected by gossip media in the future. His nickname is Rape Eye. As the name suggests, he has a pair of very violent eyes. Perhaps Pitino sent him to face Hill just to verify whether Takaki Akagi's killing with eyes is really effective.

As a player, his ability is pretty good, he is good at both offense and defense, but his image is too impressive.

Hill dribbles offense, and a change of direction almost threw Jones away, too fast.

In the end, Jones really could only defend with his eyes. I wonder if Hill looked at him when he shot. A good opportunity, he missed the shot.

Duncan grabbed the rebound and immediately threw it to Kenny Anderson on the outside.

Danger!

Retreat was Mo Mengchen's only reaction. He had seen Anderson's speed, faster than him, and he had to take the initiative.

Mo Mengchen retreated in time to prevent Anderson's fast attack from failing.

The Celtics' follow-up made his retreat completely ruined. Antoine Walker ran to the frontcourt for a stop. Although Hill followed behind, it could not affect his shooting.

Walker received a pass and shot with two points.

5 to 0

The Celtics started with a strong start, and the fans at the scene were thrilling.

Mo Mengchen glanced at Hill and said, "Don't tell me you can't even beat that person!"

Hill said: "Give me another chance."

Hill wanted to fight again, but did not rely on the Hawk-style attack, which was a habit of him.

As long as you can't make a move, you will immediately change your playing style. If the Eagle-style offense is not completed, he will change it to the traditional low-level position.

In this era, it is common for ace players to get balls at low posts. This is an era when you can't gain a foothold on the court without being able to play back. It's just that the Pistons run and fight, and the back-attack is slow-paced and inefficient attacks are used less.

Hill performed a back-attack, and no Pistons' tactic could be activated, so he could only pass the ball to him, and then four people stood with their hips on their hips and watched him play alone.

"It seems that the quasi-MVP in Detroit wants to prove itself again." The commentator at the home court of North Shore Garden joked.

Although the MVP winner has not been announced yet, Hill's winning election is almost destined, and it surpasses others in terms of record, data and voices. In addition, the Pistons' excellent record in the playoffs, he himself has performed well. Many experts said that if Grant Hill is not MVP, then there is no need for this award to exist again.

Hill's only competitor is Malone.

Malone's only competitive advantage is his feelings and the consolation prize that the league also wants to give him.

The Pistons stood and watched Hill's back-attack. The consequence was that the Celtics conducted an inhumane double-team on Hill. The moment Devil Mountain turned over, a total of four Celtic players blocked him from front, back, left and right.

Duncan's block was the most threatening, and he almost knocked Hill's shot.

Shi Fo didn't expect that Hill actually shrank like a tortoise before taking action, dodged the cover, and then used his fingers to exert force, ignoring the defense of the four people and throwing the ball out.

"Swish!"

2 to 5

"How is it, Dad?" Hill asked while running.

Devil Mountain also expects to hear high praise from Mo Mengchen's mouth, after all, it is a difficult penalty area with one to four.

Mo Mengchen did not praise him as he wished, but said, "I actually threw myself in."

Actually...

Hill shouted: "Okay, let's do a good job of defense!"

Anderson had murderous aura on his face, and as soon as he met Mo Mengchen, he changed direction quickly.

Mo Mengchen's center of gravity was steady and moved horizontally, and Duncan's footsteps followed closely. As Anderson changed direction, Shi Buddha's body stood sideways, helping his teammates to hold people.

The pick-and-roll is of high quality and the offensive intention is particularly clear, allowing Duncan to hinder Mo Mengchen and then let Anderson beat Rashid with speed.

This idea works, and Anderson scored a breakthrough and a layup to the ground proved this.

Rashid was about to apologize, but Mo Mengchen asked him to serve.

This defense is not his fault. When the manpower is exhausted, it is not a question of whether Rashid can do his best or not.

Rashid helped Mo Mengchen pick-and-roll and pulled it out of the three-point line, and Mo Mengchen passed the ball over.

Without having time to take action with his three-pointer, Duncan actively defended it.

This time, the lure was completely successful. Mo Mengchen ran to the bottom corner and ordered Alan Houston to run to another bottom corner. Wallace also took the initiative to stay away from the paint area when he saw Mo Mengchen's tactical gesture.

Hill saw Mo Mengchen pulling the penalty area for him, and increased his strength to get rid of Jones. Rashid assisted Devils Mountain to score a layup from outside the three-point line.

This is the victory of space.

The Pistons play basketball that is completely opposite to this era.

In this era when inside is topped by the top, the penalty area is always filled with a bunch of people. Because there is no rule of defense for three seconds, each team always tries hard to pile people under the basket.

For teams that are as particular about shooting as the Pistons, except Wallace, everyone else can pull out the shot. At the beginning, some teams did not know the depth and boldly made them shoot, and they were fucked for 140 points.

Then everyone learned their lessons and went out to defend when it was time to defend. Therefore, in the Pistons' game, the opponent's penalty area was always empty.

4 to 7

Although the Celtics were the first to make a name for themselves, the pistons were also very fast to adjust their state.

Duncan held the ball at a high position to prepare for the attack, and Rashid's single defense value was also reflected here.

While Duncan attacked, Antoine Walker took over his teammate's back cover and prepared to cut in. His cutting route was noticed by Hill, and he first stood at his running position and occupied the space.

Duncan immediately changed his mind and passed the ball to Jones.

Undefensive Jones made a half-bass shot and glared at Hill. The already ugly eyeball kicked like this, which made him feel like he was staring at by the devil when watching a horror movie.

The Celtics are much more desperate than the Pistons.

From the first second of the game, they played like the last minute.

In the next round, Mo Mengchen ran out of space and missed a three-pointer.

Anderson grabbed the long rebound and used his speed to counterattack and scored a layup.

11 to 4

"The piston did not request a pause, which is really Paul's usual style."

Westfar didn't take the 7-point gap to heart. He stood calmly on the sidelines without saying a word, just depends on how the players adjust.

Mo Mengchen dribbled the ball with his left hand, raised his right hand, clenched his fist and shouted: "i    so!"

"You want to hit me? Dream!" Anderson shouted.
To be continued...