Link helped the Grizzlies equalize the score with a simple throw. But Guy knew that the goal was not simple at all.

This is the first time Guy has played against Link this season. In other words, he and Link have not met for more than half a year. No, it has been more than half a year.

The last time the two sides fought side by side was this time last year. After that, Guy was injured and never appeared on the training ground or on the court. In other words, Guy had not played in the same field as Link for a whole year.

How much has that guy grown this year? Guy asked a big question mark in his heart.

Guy has seen many monsters with such obvious athletic ability. This is the first time Guy has seen him.

A year ago, when Guy and Link were fighting side by side, Link was still a floor stream that relied on projection, technology and off-ball offense.

But now, he is already different from before. Link is not as simple as a floor flow.

It was Guy's first experience that as Link's opponent, he was so frightened. Because you didn't know at all what would happen to the next round of that No. 0.

After experiencing the attack just now, Link was extremely excited. Nonsense, I waited for this battle for so many days, so how could I not be excited? I jumped with Rudy Gay, such a thing that Link didn't dare to think about before.

But just now, Link not only thought about it, but also won.

After two and a half seasons of floor flow, Link had already felt depressed. Today, he was going to squeeze out all the power in his body.

It’s a good time to upgrade, it’s a good time to upgrade!

Magic coach Ake Vaughan was a professional player five years ago, so he only had 5 years of transition from a professional player to a head coach.

Although he once played for the Spurs coaching staff, Vaughan, who is only 37 years old, still looks quite immature in the head coaching position.

Not everyone is like Stevens who can "become famous at a young age" in the coaching position.

Vaughan did not bring a sophisticated offensive system to the Magic, so Link could easily keep up with Redick's pace.

j.j.Redick is one of the best shooters in the league, which is true. But as long as he is not allowed to shoot, Redick will be basically useless on the offensive end.

Under Link's rough press, Redick couldn't run out of the opportunity for a long time. Even though "big baby" Glen Davis set up a pick-and-roll for Redick several times, it was useless.

Jamil Nelson had no choice but to hand over the ball to Vucevic and let him solve the problem by himself.

Vucevic has comprehensive skills and can continue to the outside of the three-point line. Therefore, even if he catches the ball at mid-range, he is not afraid of Gasol's defense at all.

After holding the ball, he made several three-threatening steps, and then suddenly pulled up the jump shot!

This kind of action is not a patent for small people.

But Vucevic obviously underestimated the reaction speed of the best defensive player predicting the second place. Just as Vucevic shot, Gasol immediately blocked him.

Since last time he played against the Clippers, Gasol seems to have become more hardworking on the defensive end than before. He wants to prove that he was not a flash in the pan that day, but could have top-notch defensive performances in every game.

Therefore, Vucevic's Central Shooting was unfortunately a hit. The Magic's offense was very simple, but they did not have the advantage when they fought one-on-one.

Randolph had just gotten the position and was about to take the rebound, but found that Link jumped high and grabbed the basketball at the moment of bounce-up! When he got the rebound and took it back with both hands, Link slapped the basketball hard and made a "bang".

"Boy, it's such a big deal to grab a board." Randolph ran to the frontcourt while complaining.

Link felt like he was electrocuted. It turned out that this was the feeling of grabbing the board in high altitude. No wonder Grant Hill, as a number three, always rebounded in double-double. Because for him, grabbing rebounds was so easy and so happy.

After taking the rebound, Link handed the ball to Conley and continued to organize the attack. This time, Randolph taught Glen Davis a lesson and easily scored the ball with a turnover jump shot.

Also fat, Randolph told Davis what the limit of fat is.

4-2, the Grizzlies took the lead. Link retreated to his own half and was ready for the next rebound.

This time, Jamill Nelson chose to take action himself. After seeking the organization ineffective, Nelson broke through to the middle distance and then stopped and jumped.

Once upon a time, this was Nelson's killer move. He was very fast, and after breaking through, he could usually throw away the opponent's body.

But that was once, and it is not working now. Conley was not thrown away by Nelson. When Nelson shot, Conley, who had excellent defensive judgment, raised his hand immediately.

Nelson was only 1.82 meters away, and his anti-interference attribute was not strong. Although he barely threw the ball out and was not covered, the ball hit the side of the basket.

The basketball popped up again, and Yak Vaughn covered his forehead. He really didn't understand why his players were all good, but they just couldn't play well together?

As a head coach, Vaughan still has too much to learn.

"My ball!" Gasol was about to jump and grab the board when he heard Link's shouting.

Before he could react, Randolph saw Link "floating" into the air again and picking the rebound high.

Gasol and Randolph looked at each other and shrugged. It seems that today, Link has a high desire to grab rebounds.

This time, Link did not pass the ball, but grabbed the rebound and pushed himself! His counterattack was very fast and his dribbling skills were very skilled. In a few seconds, he crossed the crowd and ran outside the opponent's three-point line.

Rudy Guy chased Link desperately, but Link seemed to have eyes on her head. After entering the penalty area, she suddenly took a step back!

This time, Link completely threw away Guy, who had too much inertia, and easily shot near the free throw line.

The uninterrupted step-back jump shot was Link's usual move, and he was very sure. Sure enough, although the basketball slapped the basket for several laps, he eventually fell into the net.

6 to 2, Link swung his fist. Young Hill's athletic ability and old Hill's projection ability are simply amazing!

Stevens also discovered that Link had a very strong desire to score today. No, it was not just a desire to score. This guy had a very strong desire to do whatever he did on the court today. He was like a young man who got his first car in his life, and he was eager to try all the functions of his car.

I obviously got 32 points in the last game of the Lakers, but I obviously practiced immediately after playing against the Lakers. Is there anything else I don’t want to be satisfied with this guy?

So in the subsequent game, Link seemed to be a wolf who had been hungry for four or five days. He was hungry, his eyes were covered with bloodshot, and smelled the smell of "prey", and went crazy to chase every data he might get.

In the fourth minute of the first quarter, Link broke through at a rapid speed, stopped and raised the basketball, tricking Guy into the air. The latter was like an out-of-control plane and could not change the course. Link hit him head-on, took action, foul, 2+1!

In the fifth minute of the first quarter, Randolph turned over and jumped out of the box, and Gasol was entangled with Vucevic. At this moment, Link hit the basket, held Guy with one hand, gritted his teeth and jumped up, and grabbed the rebound in his arms.

In the third minute of the second quarter, Guy made a three-pointer. Gasol Jr. grabbed the rebound and launched a fast attack with a long pass from the backcourt. Link rushed to the front as if he had escaped the reins. After receiving the basketball, he entered the penalty area and jumped suddenly, ruthlessly destroying the confidence of the basket and the Magic players.

Stevens looked at Link's dunk and said nothing. He was thinking about whether the guy had such ability when he first met Link.

And countless Magic fans who were guarding the TV vaguely remembered a figure.

The figure who wore the No. 33 jersey, fell down again and again, but also devoted himself to Orlando... today, they seem a little similar.

By the time the half-time game was over, the Grizzlies were already 13 points ahead. The Orlando Magic was like a piece of sand. Although the players were not bad, they just couldn't get the same.

Link scored 16 points and 8 rebounds in the first half. When the reporter found Guy for a sideline interview, the former Grizzlies' forward had a heavy expression.
Chapter completed!