Chapter 409 Because I disagree

Xie Hou's performance in the second quarter was completely different from the first quarter. Claire clearly arranged Penny Hardaway as the team's main controller.

A veteran like Penny knows what the coach wants, so he has been restricting Xie Hou from doing rough work.

Xie Hou wants to control the ball? No, run to your position.

Xie Hou wants to drive the ball through half the game? Let me go, don’t let this smelly ball dirty your jade hands.

What? Do you want to help me attract firepower? Then what am I doing?

As the team's main attacker, Xie Hou participated in almost every attack in the second quarter.

Larry Sanders has a clear understanding of his offense. He is the kind of person who keeps shooting in as soon as he comes in. Moreover, the new shooting posture seems to stabilize his feel.

In the second quarter, Xie Hou made 7 of 11 shots, including 2 of 3 shots from the outside, 18 points, 4 rebounds in a single quarter and only 1 assist.

It was Xie Hou who went wild when the attack was rampant that the Pistons were helpless.

Originally, Xie Hou had an advantage of 15 points, but after the first half, he had only 4 points left in the lead.

50 to 46

"This is indeed not the situation we want to see." Sanders said frankly in an interview with a reporter on the scene. "We want to bring double digits into the second half because no one wants to play with a team with the best player in the league until life and death."

Sanders' obscure and powerful flattery of Xie Hou made Indiana reporters extremely satisfied. It was necessary to have such flattery.

When Xie Hou was asked about the outbreak in the second quarter, he said: "I don't like to force myself to attack. As long as I have a feel, I don't resist taking action. The game is not over yet."

It is difficult for the audience and the reporters on the scene to understand this sentence. Their words are not aimed at the outside world, but their opponents.

When Sanders or other people at the Piston heard what they meant.

Entering the lounge, Claire clearly wrote down the specific strategy for the second half: "Our next play is very simple: hand the ball to Arthur!"

Artest said: "You can even fight this tactical kids!"

"I'm not saying that when Arthur gets the ball, everyone else has nothing to do. I mean, when Arthur gets the ball, you have to run harder than usual. We have to regard Arthur as the capital to win, rather than relying entirely on him." Claire said seriously, "Whenever the Pistons are a hard stone, they will give us a huge test. We have failed and succeeded in the past two years. You should know this team like me!"

Claire gave Sherlock the decision-making power.

Xie Hou usually has this power, but neither he nor Claire will mention it.

Tonight, Claire's words are considered an official announcement.

Xie Hou's words on the court were equivalent to his words, and everyone must obey orders.

Xie Hou and his teammates walked out of the lounge and came outside the player's passage.

"Although tonight is just the first game of the series, we lost tonight, we still have tomorrow night and many unknown nights, I just don't want to lose." Xie Hou told his teammates that he was used to being the instigator before the opening. "Who do you remember the scenes that happened last year like me?"

"I'm suspended."

“We were eliminated.”

“The Detroits are arrogant.”

Someone answered one after another.

"It seems that your memory is as good as mine." Xie Hou smiled coldly, "Now, it's our turn to send them home!"

“123!”

“IND!”

At the beginning of the second half, the ball flew past Xie Hou's hand.

The Pacers switched back to their original starters, namely Shehou, Papalucas, Artest, Kirilenko and Foster.

Xie Hou called pick-and-roll, and the Pistons' plan remained unchanged, so he would still defend the penalty area.

The consistent defense seemed to be making fun of Xie Hou's 18 points in the second quarter. Since they haven't learned a lesson yet, let them remember the consequences of doing so.

On the right side of the free throw line, Xie Hou stopped urgently and started again.

48 to 50

"The two sides are only 2 points apart."

"Arthur's personal score has reached 26."

"Since the defensive strategy has failed, there should be a change. I don't know what Coach Sanders is hesitating about."

"Yes, Arthur is known as the Detroit Stranger, and he can always play at a high level in the game against the Pistons."

Anthony could feel the desire for victory in Xie Hou's eyes, and his defense was murderous.

"Arthur pushed Cameron to a dead end!"

"That's it!" Whenever Xuewei stood up, she would always shout.

Her body language is a signal. Xie Hou took out the highest level of defense and defended Anthony until he could not attack. The "defense" sound from the audience on the scene was like a whip hitting the crazy bulldog.

Will they feel pain? It is said that no, when they bite the target, external blows, as long as they are not fatal, will only make them bite tighter and fiercer the more they bite.

Anthony's attack was suffocated and he passed the ball.

Billups dribbled through the ball, Papalucas failed to keep up, and Kirirenko's assisted defense failed to defend the Detroits' offensive desire.

The block rushing out of the penalty area, Xie Hou grabbed the rebound that popped out of the basket, turned around and said "counterattack", igniting the enthusiasm of the whole team.

Three points and one line!

Xie Hou used the Pistons in the frontcourt to score in the penalty area, and cleverly passed the ball behind his head. Artest received the ball and jumped and dunked.

50 to 50

"Trick!" said Hubby Brown. "In this case, it should be called a timeout to sink the game. The Pacers act like beasts rushing out of the cage, and they will swallow the pistons!"

But Sanders did not listen to Brown's advice.

To put it so exaggeratedly, the Pacers only got 4 points, so they would not be exaggerated.

The Pistons' ball was running to Rashid, and they found the right main attack point.

Although the Roaring Heavenly Lord has no desire for attack and likes to compete with his opponents in other places, at this time, when Anthony is completely blocked, it is feasible to ask him to attack.

At the high position on the left, Rashid got the ball, used his physical advantage to push Kirirenko twice, and turned around, just like those flying men from the University of North Carolina, with complete movements and no extras, not beautiful but very smooth straight arms and shot from the point.

The ball flew to a high place, mixed with clever spirals, and fell into the basket.

52 to 50

The fans at the scene just ignited the flames and seemed to be about to be thrown away.

Xie Hou will not let the momentum they bring to disappear like that.

From the backcourt, he dribbled very quickly. At the beginning, the Pistons only said that he was speeding up the half-time, but he didn't expect that he didn't stop after half-time.

"Stop him!" Three seconds after Sanders roared, Xie Hou slammed with one hand through Rashid, who had just scored a goal.

“!%!%!￥”

Cheers from Bobby Leonard, home commentator of the Pacers: "Arthur stands among the striking peaks and looks down at all, and he is the only one there!"

When Xie Hou let go from the basket, he saw Anthony's solidified expression.

What was he thinking? Why can't I play like Arthur? Xie Hou thought funnyly.

"Merlo, your wish to win is probably going to be vain." Xie Hou said as he walked, as if he really regarded himself as the king, "because I don't agree."

The MVP is mine, the champion must be mine.

The previous enthusiasm was restored on the scene, and whatever the audience expected would bring.

When the Pistons attack, Xie Hou will definitely respond in the next round, and the response will only be more intense.

He is like a life-seeking bull head and horse face, and he can take away the life of the piston at any moment.

Larry Sanders didn't know until tonight why Sherhou was called the Detroit Stranger.

The regular season has not felt this way. When we come to the playoffs and raise the game to the highest intensity, Xie Hou can still perform like this, just like those legendary players who have written their reputation into history books.

Anthony reminded Sanders of Garnett back then. The biggest difference between him and Garnett is that it is not that rare.

Garnett's type of player was unprecedented in the summer of 1995.

The Timberwolves didn't know how to use him correctly, so they asked him to play the No. 3 position for a while.

What about Anthony? His characteristics are distinctive. Larry Brown is a pervert who loves to abuse geniuses. His two-year ravage did not smooth out Anthony's edges, but instead honed his unball and overall view. These changes were all reflected in the Pistons vs. Cavaliers series.

A scorer who can run and pass the ball is definitely more useful than a scorer who only has the basket in his eyes.

Sanders thought that Anthony, who had an evolutionary version, could compete with the Pacers.

Sanders found out that he was outrageously wrong. Xie Hou is far better than the rookie season now.

Anthony alone won't work to defeat the Pacers. Even the offense he is best at is one level worse than Sherlock.

In Sanders' meditation, he wrote about the unstoppable defeat of the Pistons.

In the third quarter, Xie Hou led the team to a 32-10 offensive wave, and overtook the Pistons by 8 points.

In the fourth quarter, he didn't give the Pistons a chance. He scored 10 points in a row at the beginning, 16 points in a single quarter, 50 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists in the game, and another triple-double of 50 was no longer news for him.

Three minutes before the final game, Sanders replaced Anthony, Ben Wallace and others, which pushed the game forward to garbage time.

The Pacers then replaced Xie Hou and other main players.

Tonight, Xie Hou played for 39 minutes, and the 50-odd triple-double was just one of the many flash battles in the history of the Pistons that were bloody.

In three minutes, Xie Hou sat on the bench and saw Blachi and Wang Zhizhi get the first point in the Eastern Conference Finals. He saw them playing garbage time as a decisive moment, and taking data was like snatching food.

"What awesome. The first time I saw this kind of garbage time," said Robert III.

He said this as implicit. Xie Hou thought he would say, "These people who use data to look like vicious dogs fighting for food."

"If you were the first time playing in the Eastern Conference Finals, why wouldn't you do this?" Xie Hou asked him back.

"meeting."

"Then you still say that?"
Chapter completed!