One Thousand Two Hundred and Ninety-Two. Little Overlord VS God

Sun Ce knew that his shooting was blocked, and the opponent's first defensive target was him, so he had to change his strategy. In the second half of the first quarter, he tried hard to find shooting opportunities, but there were none. Instead of doing so, he pretended to attack and created opportunities for his teammates!

Sun Ce made up his mind. Klay Thompson, who had just played and scored 12 points, was going to rest. Since the change plan at the beginning of the game failed, he might have to attack all night tonight. The opponent's offensive firepower could no longer be suppressed!

You can try a pure defensive lineup, but the opponent has Kobe... Not to mention how many points Kobe scored in the explosion, facing the team with Kobe without a clear lead, Kobe can easily make two magical shots, and the Grizzlies will be unable to counterattack.

On the contrary, it is safest to continue to attack at this time.

And he used the opponent's defense to change his own style of play, and he could also put more energy into the defense when Klay Thompson went to rest.

After all, apart from Klay Thompson and his Sun, the Grizzlies don't have another better defender to defend off-ball shooters. Jimmy Butler and Tony Allen are good at single-handed defense against ball handlers; Paul George is first-rate in single-handed defense and first-rate in assist defense, but not yet at the level of perfection.

Having decided, Sun Ce went to Coach Hollins to discuss the overall rhythm of tonight.

Coach Hollins looked at Sun Ce, who made a thorough analysis. His opinion was not much different from Sun Ce's. If you want to grind the defense, you can only grind the defense after you have a clear advantage.

But... "This damn kid still remembers that I am the coach?"

I really want to beat Sun Ce, but Coach Hollins decided to save it for when Sun Ce enters the Hall of Fame!

After the master and the apprentice discussed it, they hit it off. Coach Hollins quickly walked to David Fizdale and took the tactical board away first...

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After the intermission, Kobe continued to play. He only played 34 minutes per game this season. It's not like Duncan, Garnett, and Nowitzki can only play that long, but he only needs to play that long.

On the defensive end, in addition to defending the ball and encountering opponents who want to challenge, Kobe's single defense and assist defense have become traffic commanders. All his physical strength is used to ensure efficient shooting. It is not a problem to play 48 minutes.

The Lakers sent out Paul, Kobe, Leonard, Metta World Peace, and Jordan Hill to continue to ensure offensive firepower.

On the Grizzlies side, Nash, Sun Ce, Jimmy Butler, Randolph, and Larry Sanders played.

The current Grizzlies lineup,

The second offense has become stronger, the three-pointer has been greatly weakened, but the mid-range shot has been greatly improved.

Because of the overall weakening of three-pointers, the Lakers' three-point defense against Sun Ce has become stricter, because there are only two points, Nash and him, and Nash can be defended alone. Sun Ce can block the Lakers here, so they choose to block him with all their strength.

There is no way, this is the player with the most three-pointers in a single game in NBA history, and it is a single-game three-point record created by the Lakers. Sun Ce scored two three-pointers in the first quarter. The Lakers were very vigilant and unwilling to give Sun Ce any chance to shoot three-pointers.

The Lakers' offensive firepower was still fierce after the start of the second quarter. Unlike the Grizzlies, who had several players who were simply responsible for defense, the Lakers had a deep rotation, most of whom were scorers, just to attack!

Fortunately, Sun Ce thought of the response strategy in advance, and started to attract double-team passes in the second quarter. Jimmy Butler and Randolph's mid-range shots, Nash's mid-range and long-range pick-and-roll shots, and Larry Sanders' cut-in and eating cakes were all done well, giving Sun Ce a lot of opportunities to send assists.

With this style of play, Sun Ce actually expected the Lakers' defense against him to be looser because of his pass, but the opponent didn't give him a chance. Whether it was Leonard or Josh Smith who was on the court, they both kept a close eye on him in single defense. When he screened, the opponent would rather give him a chance to break through and then double-team and miss other people than give him a chance to shoot from the outside.

This made Sun Ce calm down, pass the ball, grab rebounds, and occasionally score on counterattacks.

More importantly, keep up with Kobe!

Let Kobe catch the ball and shoot more, but don't let Kobe shoot casually. God knows what will happen if this guy shoots high. It's not impossible to score 60+ for the seventh time in his career!

After 38 to 37 in the first quarter, the Grizzlies and the Lakers played 32 to 33 in the second quarter, and the halftime score was 70-70!

Although the score was a few points less, the offense of both teams in the second quarter was not inferior to that in the first quarter. It was just that both teams missed a few magic balls, and the offense was actually more stable. Both teams had a clearer way to deal with the opponent's defense, and more accurately grasped the opponent's defensive loopholes and found better shooting opportunities.

After the half, watching Kobe throw 21 times in the first half, as if nothing had happened, and walking towards the player tunnel while discussing with Paul... Sun Ce felt that his lungs were about to explode!

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Kobe played 22 minutes in the first half, 12 of 21 shots, 33 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal, and 2 blocks.

Sun Ce played the full half, 5 of 10 shots, including 3 of 5 three-pointers, and scored 15 points, 9 rebounds, 8 assists, 2 blocks, and 1 steal.

Kobe's physical strength left Sun Ce speechless, too strong! Throwing 21 times in the first half, like drinking water, no pressure at all.

When James shoots more than 20 times in a game, his physical strength obviously declines; Durant, on the other hand, can shoot 8 out of 11 in the first half, but in the second half, he dares to turn it around and shoot 3 out of 11, reducing his hit rate to 50%...

In terms of physical strength, from Sun Ce's point of view, there may be few people in NBA history who can be compared with Kobe, too strong.

Sun Ce only shot 10 times in the first half, and put more physical strength into chasing Kobe. He was almost broken after the half.

However, his strategy did work!

Kobe scored 5 goals in the first quarter, although not as many as the 7 goals in the second quarter, but Kobe missed 6 shots in the second quarter, twice as many as in the first quarter!

This represents two points. The first point is that the round-robin defense of him and Clay played a certain effect.

Another more important point is that Kobe shot 13 times in the second quarter, 5 more than the 8 times in the first quarter!

Kobe's shooting percentage changed from 8/24 in the first quarter to 21/47 after the half, from one-third of the shooting percentage to 45%!

Although the efficiency of other Lakers players is good, their shots are declining. If Kobe is forced to reduce his shots in the second half, others will increase their shots a lot...

The difference between stars and role players is still very large. Kobe's shots have increased a lot, and his efficiency has declined. What about others?

Originally, Sun Ce was ready. If the effect is not good, he will use Kobe's card in the second half to fight violence with violence.

But now, he can win by brains, so Sun Ce chose to use physical potion!

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