I'm really not a 3D player

Chapter 367 The key goal to win

After the timeout, the Clippers sent in all their main players and curbed the decline in a timely and effective manner.

The Warriors did not make substitution adjustments in advance, and Sun Yi was able to play back and forth with the Clippers' main force with his substitute.

It's not that the opponent is too weak, but that Sun Yi is too strong!

It wasn't until about six minutes into the second quarter that coach Cole replaced Curry and other main players.

After the substitutions and adjustments, the Warriors changed their offensive tactics, allowing the physically fit Curry to serve as the assist point, and Sun Yi as the assistant to assist, paddle, and take a proper rest.

In fact, there is no problem with Sun Yi's physical fitness, but he cannot steal the spotlight too much and deny other teammates a chance to perform.

Although Sun Yi is no longer the main offensive point, the Clippers still dare not take his defense lightly. They have to double-team when they should.

Under the influence of "Sun Yougravity", Curry, Clay and others got many good shooting opportunities, and a wave of three-pointers rained down instantly.

Clippers head coach De Nagro knows that emphasizing defense is of little use and can only ask the players to increase their offensive efforts.

Since the Warriors rotate defense very quickly, the chance of getting an open shot is slim and they can only go for isolations again.

This time the Clippers' singles tactics did not work well. They wanted to bankrupt Curry's plan again in advance, because the Warriors perfectly hid the elementary school students.

After the tactic was discovered, the Clippers still did not change their offensive tactics and continued to play singles with an iron head.

Not to mention, as long as they don't try to kill Sun Yi alone, the success rate is quite high, and they have hit the fairy ball many times to help the team successfully survive.

In this way, the Clippers relied on their ultra-high shooting percentage to match the Warriors' crazy firepower output, and the point difference was not widened by the Warriors.

At the end of the second quarter, the score displayed on the big screen was 54 to 60, with the Warriors leading by 6 points.

After a short intermission, the second half began.

As soon as the third quarter started, the two teams strengthened their defense, hoping to use defense to wear down their opponents.

Under high-intensity defense, both sides presented a hearty iron feast to the fans.

Fortunately, this period of time is only a few minutes, otherwise it would really arouse public outrage.

In the following game, the physical fitness of the players on both sides declined and they could not maintain high-intensity defense, making it easier to score.

Sun Yi naturally didn't want to see such an anxious situation remain until the fourth quarter, and then he tried his best to widen the point difference.

Naturally, the Clippers would not give up easily. Griffin, who had been silent for three quarters, suddenly broke out and scored consecutively in the paint to help the team catch up with the score.

Griffin alone cannot compete with Sun Yi.

Leonard and DeRozan played a role on the defensive end, flanking Sun Yi anytime and anywhere to limit his scoring.

Curry, Clay and others failed to continue the fiery touch of the first three quarters, failed to seize excellent scoring opportunities, and failed to widen the point difference in one fell swoop.

This anxious situation continued until there were about 3 minutes left in the fourth quarter. The Warriors still maintained a 5-point lead, and the two sides entered the final decisive moment.

Clippers fans were extremely excited as they saw the hope of defeating the Warriors.

But the next series of honey operations by the Clippers are destined to disappoint the fans who support them.

After the timeout, it was the Clippers' turn to attack.

Evans dribbled the ball to the frontcourt and patiently organized the attack. Seeing that his teammates failed to take the opportunity, he decided to break through with the ball.

Curry immediately moved sideways to defend, using his small body to hold Evans up.

When Evans carried Curry and broke through to the front of the three-second zone, Iguodala stepped forward to help defend and flanked him, and immediately passed the ball out.DeRozan, who stepped forward to respond, received the ball. Seeing that he could not get rid of Klay's little tail, he felt that there was no chance to shoot, so he passed the ball out again.

Griffin and others also faced the same problem after receiving the pass. If they felt that they could not score, they would immediately blame their teammates.

After a series of passes, the Clippers failed to find a suitable shooting opportunity and were blocked by the Warriors for a 24-second violation.

The ball is switched and the Warriors attack.

Curry dribbled to the frontcourt and handed the ball directly to Sun Yi without any hesitation.

At this critical moment, Sun Yilai must be allowed to solve the problem alone.

Outside the left three-point line, Sun Yi received the pass and faced Leonard's defense as a triple threat.

Leonard did not dare to act rashly and waited for Sun Yi's next move.

After Sun Yi continued to test, he pulled it up without any warning and threw the basketball in his hand.

Leonard immediately reacted and reached out to interfere, but it was too late. Sun Yi's shot was too fast, and the interference effect was minimal.

"Shh!"

The basketball crashed into the net and made a steady hit!
The audience burst into applause, and the fans shouted MVP slogans in unison.

Back on the court, Evans dribbled to the frontcourt. He wanted to attack himself, but when he saw Griffin reaching for the ball, he could only pass the ball over.

At this stage, the Clippers have not determined who is the core of the team, so at critical moments, everyone has the opportunity to take the last shot.

This is not a long-term solution. If the priorities cannot be distinguished, conflicts will eventually become apparent.

Such a problem arises now, everyone wants to act as a hero to save the team at critical moments.

In the low post area on the right, Griffin received the pass and hit Iguodala with a low post.

He had hit a few goals in this position before, so he thought it was not a big problem.

But he didn't expect that Sun Yi would quietly come to help defend against double teams, and even took the ball away when he wasn't paying attention.

Sun Yi quickly sprinted forward after successfully stealing the ball.

Leonard retreated very quickly and immediately stepped forward to defend against the delay.

Sun Yi didn't stop, rushed into the three-second zone against Leonard's defense, and flew for a layup to tie the game two plus one.

With the cheers of the fans in the audience, Sun Yi stood on the free throw line, took the basketball from the referee, and steadily hit the extra penalty.

The Warriors extended their lead to 11 points and were confident of victory.

The Clippers made two consecutive mistakes and basically missed their best opportunity to chase points.

It was very difficult for them to recover 11 points from the Warriors, and even if they wanted to recover points, it was too late.

In the next game, the Clippers players seemed to accept their fate. Whoever got the ball would play alone, which was very inefficient.

Although the Warriors held the lead, they did not take it lightly. They still played steadily and did not give the Clippers any chance to counterattack.

In this way, with Sun Yi scoring 6 points in a row at critical moments, the Warriors maintained their lead until the end.

In the end, the Warriors defeated the Clippers 114-106, winning their 21st consecutive victory.

(End of this chapter)