Iguodala scored three points, and the Suns officially entered the rhythm of the game.

After 11 seconds, Xie Hou broke through with the ball and made a quick stop and jump shot.

6 to 3

The Sun activates the V-shaped attack, and it is difficult to prevent the running position of the left and right wings. The Pacers fought with them for six games, but they have not found the gap or blind spots of this tactic so far. They can only rely on Xie Hou, Kirilenko, Papalucas and others' first-class defense replacement and repair capabilities to plug the leak.

The defense is most likely to be missed.

Nash, who was holding the ball, did not pass the ball to Garnett, nor did he cut the ball, but dribbled straight into the paint area, challenging O'Neal's assisting defense head-on, gliding around the right corner and jumping around the bottom corner, and also made a jump shot.

5 to 6

"If we want to talk about what aspects of contemporary players are stronger than in the 1980s, I only admit that the league's overall shooting ability has improved compared to the past." The Magician said this with no choice.

In the 1980s, even if he averaged 1 three-pointer per game, he was considered a shooter. Now he is only at the level where people will pay attention to the outside.

The Pacers responded with the pick-and-roll offense. Garnett spitted out spiders like a spider and weaved a net. Xie Hou made a pass from the ground. Kirirenko. Kirirenko relied on this move to score 54 points on the Dallas' head. Garnett's defensive footsteps quickly retreated. He had taken into account both the defense of Xie Hou and Kirirenko. No matter who it was, it was difficult for him to break through his defense.

Kirirenko ignored defense, attacked hard, and was covered.

The Sun's counterattack is completed within 5 seconds.

7 to 6

"Turn over!"

"The Phoenix people are in high spirits, and everyone hopes the final will come tonight!"

O'Neal Jr. picked up the ball and smashed it hard down the floor. The ball hit the ground hard and bounced back to his palm. He said to Xie Hou: "I will get the position later and pass the ball to me."

Yesterday they were laughing at the training center about how tonight. They didn't want to do those things now, but Xie Hou's confidence in them was seriously insufficient.

You can't blame him for not trusting his teammates. O'Neal Jr. started with him joining the team and met strong defenders, and the offense didn't work many times.

His defense is reliable, just as his offense is unreliable.

They saw the Suns' counterattack. If they did not control the offensive success rate and were frequently counterattacked, they would passively chase points again.

"Come on, you bastard dare to take the position? Look at me, I won't tear you, the bastard!" Garnett made deafening trivial words at O'Neal's eardrum.

O'Neal Jr. is not Kirirenko, he is a pure inside player. When he is in position, he is full of strength and seems to be confident that he can break Garnett's defense.

"Come on **!"

Within a few seconds, Garnett repeated this sentence at least five times.

At this point in the game, Xie Hou could only trust his teammates - his ball was suspended.

O'Neal reached out to get the ball, and Garnett immediately lowered his waist, pressed his center of gravity, held up one hand and fell to his back with the other hand. That was the most standard low-level single defense move.

When every American coach teaches inside players a single defense posture, they will keep this classic move in mind.

The forearm placed on the other party's back needs to resist the reasoning that the other party bumps into. The center of gravity you put down should use the strength of your lower limbs. Garnett looked thin, but his thighs were not thin at all.

This is the basis for him as an insider, anyone except Sharks can stand.

O'Neal Jr. wanted to break his defense with the ball, and his courage was commendable, but his strength was not superior and his tonnage was not that huge. For Garnett, his back hit was not only not hard enough, but also a bit sissy.

"What can you guys who have struggled to eat shit and do what can you do if you leave Arthur? You know you are a useless waste! ****..."

The unbearable trash words completely angered O'Neal. He turned around and waved his elbow, overturned Garnett, and hit the board with a hook.

He just roared out, and the referee's whistle clearly reminded him: an offensive foul!

"You are just a useless mess. I can handle you, a pig every second!" Garnett sat on the ground and cursed.

Xie Hou and O'Neal Jr.'s attack on him was evaluated as "good hit".

"Then can you continue to pass the ball to me?"

Xie Hou hesitated for a second, "I can pass the ball to you anytime."

In the Battle of Kings Mountain, Xie Hou passed more chances to Kirirenko. If those opportunities appear on O'Neal, he will not be able to complete half of them - as for those attacks near the paint area, he can complete better than Kirirenko.

He seemed to have forgotten that not only Kirirenko needed to regain his confidence, but O'Neal, the young man also needed care.

His offense just now reminded Xie Hou, Garnett's defense just now, and also reminded Xie Hou.

Tonight's referee is more encouraged than he imagined?

If this is the case, even if O'Neal's attack does not advance, it can consume him. If the physical confrontation is increased, it may also cause him to foul.

His thoughts flew here, and then his teammates were at full defense. There was a problem with the Suns' tactical running position. One step was wrong, every step was wrong, and the whole game was wrong.

The last chance actually fell into Lagar Bell's hands.

His three-pointer was interfered by Papalucas and missed.

Xie Hou was about to fight back, and Marion's tactical foul prevented him from starting.

"Do you think we'll let you run?" Marion has now become tough with the team.

Xie Hou had forgotten when the last time the other party showed such toughness in front of him.

"Is that so? Do you think I can't run?" Xie Hou asked.

Marion wanted to easily reply, "You really can't run." The first thing that came into his mind was Garnett, who was locked up by Xie Hou and could make a highlight, and then the harsh words Garnett made with Xie Hou before locking up. Linking those passionate events before and after, they could get an answer: Don't mess with Arthur, even if you are sure to win!

You know, in the fourth game they were sure to win, Garnett was still dunked by Xie Hou at the last moment of the game and graduated with his sixth foul.

The Suns won, and Garnett received a shameful moment.

Marion, who wanted to be hard in front of Xie Hou, was actually weak, and a frustrating aura appeared on his face as he was constantly leaking due to his lack of strength.

Those breaths made his face turn red. Fortunately, he was a black man, and the red clouds on his face could not be seen clearly, otherwise it would be too embarrassing.

Marion admitted his conspiracy in disguise, so Xie Hou refused to pursue him. He was not a stingy person. He could not chase and kill others just because he said something inappropriate when he was satisfied. That would be bad.

On the stage of the finals, everyone is more serious.

Xie Hou called out O'Neal's pick-and-roll seriously. O'Neal was wondering why Xie Hou didn't let him get stuck. Then, he saw Xie Hou's right eyebrow dance in ballet. It was funny, but the hints that the facial movement brought him were enough to make him do the next tactical move.

Marion came out with O'Neal, but he didn't expect Xie Hou to come to him.

Didn’t he just say something wrong? Do you want to be so domineering? A little desolate chill flashed in the hacker’s heart, and a considerable determination emerged. What Xie Hou should do, he couldn’t interfere, he had to do his best to defend. Xie Hou attacked his right hand, and he couldn’t care about O’Neal, who had taken out the paint area, and the focus in his eyes was on Xie Hou.

Garnett was uneasy when he saw O'Neal running. O'Neal's shooting was not stable, and the Wolf King had to take care of Kirirenko. It was difficult for one person to take care of two places, so the Suns' defense was in a split state.

Xie Hou passed the ball to Xiao Ao.

Xiao Ao squatted, but did not change defense in time and watched him score as he scored on the shooting outside the paint area.

8 to 7

The Pacers took the lead again.

"Don't worry, if you want to fight for the offense, the Suns will not lose to the Pacers, nor will they lose to any team in history."

"I'm very sure that this Suns are the strongest offensive team in basketball history!"

The commentary of "Voice of the Sun" can be heard to lead to the best guard in history "Magic" Johnson shook his head repeatedly: "I don't dare to agree!"

As soon as the "Magician" finished speaking, the Suns' offense was sensational, Nash broke through, Garnett's back cover, Iguodala's three-pointer opportunity at the top of the arc, shot and hit.

The Suns, who returned to their home court, shot an unusually good feel.

10 to 8

Because the attacks between the two sides were smooth, the score difference could not be widened, and the trend of alternate leads continued for several minutes.

10 to 10

12 to 10

13 to 10

I made a blacksmith. I finally made a blacksmith.

Another iron shot, a counterattack dunk from Garnett. He wanted to vent his anger too much and would dunk the ball that he would score.

Still hit the iron - but Garnett actively assisted in defense, resulting in Marion protecting the offensive rebound at the basket. Artest rushed to the penalty area, grabbed the offensive rebound, and scored with a strong score.

12 to 13

Nash encountered a switch from Xie Hou, Papalucas left Bale, and the two formed a fatal "China-Greece friendly" double-team from outside the three-point line on the right.

Nash was busy and was a man who was good at passing the ball like the Son of Wind, but could not accurately grasp the passing point.

Kirirenko was in ambush for a long time, stretched out his long arm and broke the ball. His ball immediately threw it to the scene. The Suns had been hitting a fast break for several years, which was one of their rare occasions. They watched their opponents make a pleasing four-second lightning counterattack in front of them. This counterattack actually took five seconds. Papalucas drew the ball to the frontcourt to play an empty contact. Xie Hou jumped up and took the ball with his right hand and swung the windmill and smashed it in.

15 to 12

Six minutes into the game, the game entered the official timeout.
Chapter completed!