The Pacers' determination to not hit the wall and not look back makes the game a tactical drill lesson for the Pistons.

They kept playing on both sides to play pick-and-roll, one broke through, and the inside line was transferred to the other side, directly assisting and scoring.

Curry has never gotten such a comfortable passing environment. Although the Pacers' defense is fierce, Mo Mengchen's breakthrough always takes away their defense just right, and then passes the ball to him who is standing at the free throw line, and then passes the ice hockey assist.

The cross-cutting and cutting of the strong and weak side, and the transfer ball with the inner line as the fulcrum actually tests the passing skills of the inner line.

It's just that it's much easier than Princeton's domination, because his passer is in an open position, and he only needs to consider passing the ball in place without thinking about what to do to avoid stealing.

After the third quarter, the game turned into garbage time.

Michael Reed failed to break Momonchen's single-game three-point shooting record for the playoffs because garbage time came too early and Westfal couldn't continue to keep him on the court.

Reed ended with the regrets of Ranbill and Johnson.

He personally does not value records. Ranbir and Johnson naturally hope that Mo Mengchen's record will be maintained for a long time, but they believe that in Mo Mengchen's style, if he sees the record he just got broken with his own eyes and the media will make a lot of money, he will not be allowed to make a large number of three-pointers in the next two games without regard for the consequences and grab his record back.

Reed was replaced, and this assumption could only be reduced to a assumption.

Curry stayed on the field.

In the first three quarters, his data was 12 points, 8 rebounds, 10 assists and 3 blocks.

The reason why Westfal kept him to continue playing was clear at a glance - he had to make two more rebounds to make a triple-double.

Westfar, who was a player, understands the players' minds very well. The triple-double is not as rampant as the small ball era. Being able to get a triple-double is a proof of strength and an embodiment of omnipotence. As a rookie, Curry would be a huge encouragement to him if he could play a triple-double in the playoffs.

Curry's last two rebounds came in a dignified manner. He refused his teammates' help and showed his character of "not being given a pity" and insisted on grabbing offensive rebounds.

Because of his willfulness, the Piston failed to retreat several times and was beaten to counterattack in time.

But his persistence also paid off. After the Pacers replaced Bend and O'Neal Jr., the inside line was not as high and talented as a slightest person, and they could not resist Curry at all.

"Isn't it just two rebounds?" Mo Mengchen couldn't understand his thankless approach. "If Jerome helped Kaka, he could catch the rebound with his hand."

Ewing Gorilla interrupted and said, "I must say that I really don't like your rules of getting inside and grabbing rebounds from the outside, even to speed up the pace of the game. The outside should do things on the outside, what does it have to do with you when grabbing rebounds?"

Since the Pistons have introduced the concept of indirect rebounds, the person who grabs the most indirect rebounds every year will also have bonuses. Therefore, every insider who comes to the Pistons will give up 70% of the backcourt rebounds. Of course, if you are willing to give up the bonus and grab the defensive rebounds and have a long pass ability, there is naturally no problem.

Due to this regulation, Ratliff, Wallace and others who had been with the Pistons once proved that they had the ability to average 10 rebounds per game after leaving the team.

"A person who only knows that sticking to the rules cannot accomplish great things." Mo Mengchen did not show mercy because Ewing was an old senior. "I know why you have been in such a long time but have no championship."

Hearing this, the gorilla was furious and stared at Mo Mengchen fiercely, then saw the other party stretching out three fingers.

The meaning is very obvious.

I have three championship rings, what do you have?

This reminded Ewing of the Dream Team back then. The epic Dream Team was divided into two factions, one with a champion faction and the other without a champion faction.

Usually, when you eat, drink, play cards and go to nightclubs, ask the lady to kneel down and sing to conquer these things, you must clearly distinguish them. If a champion party fails to grab it, he will use the ring to talk about it, and attach a standard sentence: "Do you dare to grab it with me? How many rings have you got such awesome?"

Damn, why did this young man do this too?

Ewing had to shut up, he knew that Mo Mengchen's mouth was even more poisonous than the venom of King Cobra.

After Curry's unremitting efforts, he finally grabbed two offensive rebounds.

"After tonight, Eddie Curry not only has the highest single-game score for the 01 rookie in the playoffs, but also the first rookie in the 01st class to get a triple-double in the playoffs."

Ranbill wanted to kick Johnson out of the seat. Compared with the records he wanted to talk about, the two Johnson said were simply to play with the kids.

"Let's get these two records in the future," said Ranbill. "As far as I know, Eddie Curry should be the youngest triple-double winner in playoff history. He is only 19 years and 5 months old now. There should be no triple-double winner in history than him!"

The news immediately ignited the Imperial Axis Arena, which was shocked - actually angry - and the smiling assassin angrily called a timeout to welcome Curry so that Westfar could replace the little bastard who had swept into a triple-double in garbage time.

Since Curry got a triple-double, he had no reason to keep anyone anymore, Westfal replaced Curry with Ewing.

So, there is no more highlights in this game.

Because Lao You proved that he was right, he did not give up a defensive rebound throughout the garbage time. He scored 6 defensive rebounds and 4 offensive rebounds in 7 minutes, and bravely scored 5 points, 10 rebounds and 1 block.

Seeing that the old gorilla could still perform like this, Ranbir said with relief: "Patrick regained himself in Detroit, this is what he was like!"

Seeing him sighing about the past, Johnson said, "Do you still remember the game we played against New York back then?"

"Of course, I still remember the Eastern Conference semi-finals in 1990. Patrick and I were equally matched." Ranbill boasted and bullied the young fans who are now too lazy to watch the videotapes of that year.

Johnson's mouth twitched when he heard it.

In the 1990 Eastern Conference semi-finals, the most famous third game, Ewing fought against the Pistons' inside group.

In that game, Ranbill, Edwards, John Seley, and the guys who the Pistons could play went up. As a result, the Gorillas made a terrifying 451663 block. Ranbill's data was 165 rebounds. He was abused as such a virtue. What he said was a fair matchup?

In order to prevent him from being beaten by his opponent, Johnson did not expose him.

Tonight's game was also in name only after Curry finished a triple-double.

In the end, the Pistons defeated the Pacers and successfully defended the home court.

Next, the battlefield moved to Indiana, with the Pacers' strength shown in Detroit, and the media generally believed that the Pistons would sweep the Pacers out.

"They played well, but we were better."

"Eddie's triple-double? It's actually meaningless."

“For us, it was just an ordinary victory.”

“We are just playing basketball.”

Mo Mengchen, like an old man who has been working in the media for decades, answering questions is like practicing Tai Chi, leaving reporters helpless and unable to find any hard news.

This is true for live interviews and press conferences.

Because the game went too smoothly and there was almost nothing worth summarizing, Westfal saw that the players were home and did not waste time in the locker room.

"We won't play games tonight. Please go home on time and have a break early. See you in Henry Ford Center tomorrow afternoon."

Mo Mengchen sat down slowly, took off his shirt, and changed into a clean casual outfit.

"Good fight, see you tomorrow."

The team members bid farewell to each other, and the number of people in the locker room dropped rapidly.

Curry stayed until the end, and he wanted to thank Mo Mengchen. During the game, what the other party said benefited him a lot.

However, when he was about to thank him and looked directly at Mo Mengchen's eyes, his terrible aura made his lips tremble, and he couldn't say a single word.

"Remember to have some midnight snack after you go back." Mo Mengchen brought the food and said as he walked, "Don't eat too much."

It was obvious that they were getting along well with each other tonight, but Curry just couldn't treat him like everyone else.

His body seemed to be resistant to this feeling, as if they shouldn't have been together in this way.

Momonchen walked to the parking lot, Medela was sitting in the driver's seat, and Ephraim fell asleep in the middle of the back seat.

Erin slept on her body, Loria held her left arm, Sogra was awake, neither sticking to his mother nor being excited about Mo Mengchen's arrival.

"Go home right?" Medela asked.

"If you want to have a ride, I have no objection." Mo Mengchen leaned in the passenger seat and looked at Ephraim sitting behind him. He changed his mind, "Let's just go around outside and drive slowly."

The atmosphere was very awkward for Medela. She wanted to say a few words, but Ephraim was sleeping, and soon Mommonchen closed his eyes, leaving only her and Socrates awake.

Medela looked at Mo Mengchen who was gradually falling asleep and drove the car helplessly.
Chapter completed!