"Wish, how do you evaluate the first half of the game?"

The reporter raised the microphone to Wei Xia.

In the past half, both sides played back and forth. The Warriors almost took away the game in one wave at the end of the second quarter, but when the 76ers allowed Rondo to play, Wei Xia began to take over the offense.

51 to 44

There is still a 7-point gap between the two sides, but the number should have been preceded by a 1.

It was Wei Xia who stopped it.

With 25 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists in the first half, especially 15 points in the second quarter, Wei Xia was the only reason why the 76ers were not beaten in the first half.

"We made some mistakes. The Warriors are the best team I've ever seen. In front of them, we can't make too many mistakes." Wei Xia emphasized, "especially our defense, just look at their shooting percentages, we're not doing enough."

The reporter asked: "In other words, will you improve the intensity of the defensiveness in the second half?"

Wei Xia corrected him: "It's a great improvement."

Fighting against the Warriors is a proven path that never works.

76 people had no intention of retracing this path.

The first half, which was up and down, reminded them that the Warriors should not be allowed to attack freely. They have too many offensive points, and the explosive power of the scoring after the start of the situation is too fierce. Chasing for three points is a terrible weapon. If you are not careful, you may be taken away.

Controlling the rhythm, intensity of the game, and killing Curry, that's what they have to do.

In the first half, they didn't finish either.

"Everyone is cheering up, I believe you all know that the show is about to begin!" Wright said loudly, "Don't be confused by the opponent, stick to our set goals, and use defense to decide the outcome of the game!"

At the beginning of the second half, Wei Xia asked Curry to play him in a misplaced position.

The Warriors didn't care much about the matchup at this point. In their opinion, anyone who defended Wei Xia would be beaten. Even if Curry defended alone, they had no intention of attacking him.

Obviously, this group of people still don’t know much about his scoring ability.

Wei Xia deliberately searched for Curry's physical confrontation. Others thought he wanted to commit a foul, but in fact he just wanted Curry to be unhappy in offense and defense.

Curry was pushed away by his body, and the top-ranked power data in the team were powerless in the face of the huge gap in size.

Wei Xia turned and jumped.

46 to 51

"You bodyguard is too bad, you are just too trash," Wei Xia pointed to Green's trash words, but he never looked at him when he spoke, "I strongly recommend you trade him."

As Wei Xia left behind, Green roared with gritted teeth: "That bastard Chinese!"

A crazy scene appeared.

The 76ers lineup is Rondo, Weisha, Robertson, Farid and Cousins.

Except for Rondo's lateral movement speed significantly reduced after major injury, and Cousins ​​could not defend against pick-and-roll, the other three were elites who could defend against multiple positions.

They bring physical confrontation, athletic ability and defense switching attributes to everyone.

Curry was under pressure that his teammates could not imagine.

Although he could be called to cover to get rid of Weisha's entanglement, Farid's defense is just as difficult as Robertson's.

But the first Warriors player who couldn't stand it was not Curry who had suffered for a long time, but Drummond.

He was pressed against his lower limbs like a plaster by Farid, and he could not break away no matter how he moved.

The impatient Drummond actually pushed the person down.

A strong match does not mean that there is no rules. A referee who likes to contact without the ball does not mean that the player's hands can make movements without restraint.

Drummond couldn't figure it out, he was called a foul and wasted the Warriors' offensive opportunity.

Green was even more angry and expressed his strong dissatisfaction with Drummond's low-level mistake: "This is why you are obviously better than Mark's talent but you are on the bench!"

Wei Xia was surprised after watching it. If he remembered correctly, Green and Drummond were in the same class. They joined the Warriors at the same time, but their starting points were different.

Drummond, with the aura of the lottery show, was called "the future of escort Stephen and John" by Tim Kawakami's bragging advance.

Green is the most unfavorable four-dimensional person who is not favored by the NBA. He is short insider, all-rounder, and can do anything. College students are also synonymous with nothing.

Students at the same level who have no competitive relationship often have the best relationship, provided that there is no competitive relationship.

Green and Drummond are in a competitive relationship, especially since the former came from behind and was reused by Cole. Drummond was transferred to the bench after Gasol joined the team. The treatment of the two is even more obvious.

Greene sprayed the students at the same level at this time, showing the Warriors' anxiety.

Over the past year, they have encountered very few tests.

Only the Thunder brought some pressure in the Western Civil War. Suddenly, when they met the 76ers who did not follow the rules and gave up on tactics and rely solely on recklessness, their states were ups and downs.

The 76ers began to move rapidly in the direction of confrontation.

Defensively fight with all your strength, offense selectively fight with all your strength.

What if it was Curry?

Offense, defense, ball, no ball, no matter what it is, as long as this person is on the court, he will not be able to make him feel better for a second.

On the basis of letting Curry spend his time in seconds, he puts Thompson in the greatest pressure.

The only exception is Wall.

The 76ers tried their best to let go of his shots. If he wanted to play singles, he could only rely on assisting defense.

It would be nice if the outside counterattack could react to his breakthrough.

But breakthrough is not a lark, because speed is also used to fight.

The 76ers' offense is as follows: Rondo calls a pick-and-roll, and takes Wall forward. In the end, the ball is passed to Hayward.

Hayward hit Thompson on his back. His strength and subsequent choices made people feel that he just wanted to find a reasonable excuse for hitting Thompson.

Because his ball was passed quickly.

Their offense seemed to be stumbled and had no rules and no way out. After a while, the ball was returned to Wei Xia.

Wei Xia grabbed the ball with one hand, but did not attack, and passed it to Cousins.

With 7 seconds left in the offensive time, Cousins ​​yelled, turned around and dominated Drummond's low post defense, and actually dunked on his head.

48 to 51

Reckless, rough, and unable to see the way.

The 76ers' offense is close to the original basketball. They are too lazy to even call out the pick-and-roll tactics. They try to contact the opponent with one blow and one blow. If they can't fight, they pass, and let others continue to play.

Balls that can be easily processed have to be complicated.

It seems that there is a easier way to score, but he insists on choosing the harder one.

These seemingly wrong styles have a basis for playing.

While they complicate the problem, their opponents' defense will also become complicated;

They have to work harder to get those two or three points, and their opponents have to put in equal efforts.

They firmly believe that the Warriors are not their opponents to bring the game to that intensity.

Drummond looks like an outsider on this field, and his game temperament is out of place.

Although his figure can be used as a cover, he does not block it tightly every time.

The Warriors' offense once again had problems because of him.

His pick-and-roll put Wall's breakthrough deep into siege.

The arrogant John Wall passed the ball in panic, and the route was seen through by Wei Xia two seconds in advance.

If you give your opponent two seconds to prepare to steal your pass, you will basically be gone.

The 76ers made another steal, and the Warriors' encounter reminded the fans of Oracle Arena of the 76ers at the end of the second quarter.

The offensive drought caused by continuous mistakes and continuous failures gives people the feeling that it is more suffocating than the continuous failures of continuous shooting.

The anxious Warriors have more extra movements.

Their style of play no longer has the aesthetics of basketball. The 76ers used barbaric collisions to force the Warriors to get rid of their noble style of play, as down-to-earth as a blue-collar worker.

This is certainly a good thing, but they haven't learned how to keep the feel at the same intensity.

In other words, no one in the Warriors, who is full of stars, can play a normal feel at this intensity.

Curry was defended by Wei Xia's off-ball defense so much that he couldn't see his teammate holding the ball. He was about to call for a cover, but was pushed to the ground by the latter's ignorant confrontation.

The unanimous mvp roared angrily: "Cram! Don't you blow this?"

How could Curry know that there was more than just this one that was not boasted about the ball without a ball?

Green knocks down Farid and is ignored;

Oubrey elbowed Thompson and was ignored; Thompson returned to his elbow, was also ignored;

The Warriors' praiseworthy passes and exquisite transfers were eventually simplified into mediocre singles.

Wall is the one in charge of singles.

His speed was slowed down by confrontation. When he fell into an environment where confrontation was concerned, he was no longer the omnipotent Flash.

Cousins ​​raised his hands high to destroy his balance, and one of the three referees who had ignored the dozen fouls finally sounded the whistle.

Before Wall was happy, he found out that the referee was not calling Cousins ​​a foul on the invasion of the cylinder, but a fucking foul on both Green and Farid.

"The Warriors seem to have not found a better way to crack the high-intensity and intense confrontation of the 76ers."

"Yes, they look confused."

In the end, the Warriors' offense was handed over to Wall to try a three-pointer.

His three-pointer has made a lot of progress than in the past, but if even Curry can't maintain his touch, how can he forcefully shoot under countless pressures and pains from his hands and feet?

"Bang!"
Chapter completed!