NBA: I just want to play soy sauce, you let me win the championship

Chapter 328 Are you ready for my revenge?
The Lakers' problem was solved near the end of the first quarter.

It's not that they found any solution, and Lu Yuanzhi was substituted and rested.

It is worth noting that Lu Yuanzhi's playing time is the same as that of O'Neal.

Therefore, Phil Jackson still doesn't know whether Lu Yuanzhi's offensive method was developed specifically for O'Neal's defensive strategy of retreating to the basket?

Will it have any effect against other insiders who can jump out?
Before Phil Jackson could figure out the logical relationship, the Lakers encountered another problem.

Turkoglu, who came on as a substitute, used the same moves as Stojakovic.

"Where the hell did these Europeans learn these tricks?"

"Their movements don't look that fast, but no one can interfere with their shooting."

"Can you imagine? Those accurate European shooters can actually get space to shoot easily!"

Barkley and Smith in the commentary box were in disbelief when they saw Turkoglu's skill set.

If Stojakovic is the only one who knows it, it could be a new skill he developed over the offseason.

But now, Turkoglu can do it too, which means that this is a new method that the Kings trainers have found for their big shooters.

Although Barkley and Smith are new to this shooting method, this does not prevent them from seeing with a vicious eye the huge improvement this new shooting method will bring to big shooters.

Nowitzki, who was on vacation in Germany, also saw the golden rooster independence between Stojakovic and Turkoglu in front of the TV. Something in his mind suddenly exploded, giving him endless inspiration.

Yes, it’s just this kind of shot, just this way, it can ignore all defenses!

I'm taller than Peja and Hido, and I also have flexible feet and precise shooting. As long as I learn their technical moves, I can become stronger!
Nowitzki is not familiar with Stojakovic and Turkoglu, but he has made up his mind to find them in the offseason, train with them, and learn the skills that should be his own. Bag!

On the court, the Lakers also put on their substitute lineup, and it was Fox who defended Turkoglu.

You can complain about Fox's three-point shooting ability, but you can't question his defensive ability.

But after Turkoglu deftly completed the turn and raised his left leg, all Fox's defense ended here.

He could only stretch out his hands in vain, jump up, and then watch the 208-centimeter Turkoglu jump back, with a huge shooting space, and then easily send the ball into the basket.

What is despair?

This is despair!
No matter what he did, it seemed to have no effect on Turkoglu.

It's like facing an old gangster's fadeaway jumper. You know he's going to take off, you know he's going to shoot, but you can't interfere with his shooting at all.

The same stunts include the centers' hooks and Lu Yuanzhi's step-back three-pointer.

These stunts have one thing in common. There doesn't seem to be much difference between whether you guard against them or not.

The only thing you can pray for is that your opponent can't make a shot.

In addition, it seems that there is no good way to deal with it all of a sudden.

The most hurtful thing about this technique is not how many points he can score, but the fact that it breaks the will of the defender.

And will is the most important skill on the basketball court, just like courage is the seventh piece of equipment for ADC!
After the Lakers were beaten several times by Turkoglu, the whole team was filled with a feeling of defeat.

The players on the court were very confused. They were at a loss and didn't know what to do.

At 20:28, the Kings led by 8 points entering the second quarter.

At the beginning of the second quarter, it was still Turkoglu's stage. Fox faced off against Turkoglu. From the beginning, he was complacent, turned into incompetent and furious, and finally became helpless now.

In just ten minutes, including the break between sessions, Fox experienced many emotional ups and downs.

He didn't expect to experience such despair at the end of his career.Is it really time for me to quit the stage?
"brush!"

The crisp sound of the basketball hitting the net brought Fox back to his senses. Did the ball go in?

He looked towards the court and saw Billups retreating on defense with his chest hammered.

Dilemma is a coward's ordeal, but it is a stage for heroes to shine.

Although this season has been regarded as a dribbling machine and outside fort, the blood called "big heart" flowing in Billups's blood has begun to awaken.

The team was in trouble.

The teammates were confused and at a loss.

But what does it matter?
It's my turn, Billups, to stand up!

Your shooting was very skillful, your offense was very gorgeous, and you scored two points.

But what does this have to do with me, Billups!
I will still send the ball steadily into the basket.

I will still help the team out of trouble!

On the next offense, Billups pushed away Bobby Jackson who was close to him outside the three-point line. Using Walker's screen, he took the pass from Fox and shot again outside the three-point line.

"brush!"

In again!
26: 28!

Billups used two three-pointers, which are more precious than gold, to help the Lakers stabilize the situation and save the emotions of his teammates who were about to collapse on the court.

Yes, the Kings are strong, but we are not weak either!

The thought came to every Lakers player on the floor.

The cheers at the Kings home court stopped abruptly, and there was even a buzz of discussion.

They knew that the Lakers would not fall easily, but they did not expect that the person who stood up to save the Lakers this time was not the incomparable O'Neal, nor the proud and confident Kobe, but this new member who joined the Lakers this year and had no experience before. How much attention is paid to the point guard, Billups.

This unqualified point guard who can't even average 4 assists per game!
Billups helped the Lakers stabilize the situation, but in terms of the strength of the rotation, the Lakers are far inferior to the Kings.

The score recovered by Billups was quickly eroded by the Kings.

When Kobe Bryant came back on the court, the score reached 30:35, and the Kings led by another 5 points.

Kobe glanced at the big man who was still resting on the sidelines to recover his strength, and he knew very well what he should do at this time.

Score!

Score!

It’s still TM’s score!
In the first quarter, Kobe stayed outside the Lakers' entire offensive system because of his attack distance.

It's not that Kobe doesn't want to exert his strength, but that Phil Jackson wants his role players to shoot smoothly and open up the situation on the outside.

It seems that Phil Jackson's expectations did not come true.

But it doesn’t matter, wasn’t that what happened last year?

Since your regular tactics don't work, it's up to me, Kobe, to come out and lead the team to victory in my own way.

Come on, Kings, are you ready for my revenge?

(End of this chapter)