One Hundred and Sixty-Eight. Australia's Duncan Is Not Weak!

Generally speaking, rookies of the same class and in the same position will greet each other.

For example, when playing against the Knicks the day before yesterday, Tony Douglas was very friendly to Sun Ce, Curry, Reggie Williams, and Hunter.

Or at least be provocative, like Flynn, looking down on Sun Ce and Curry, two players with a lower pick than him.

Even if it was Evans with a cold personality, the two invited Evans out for coffee, but Evans did not refuse.

But this guy who claims to be an Iverson fan and claims that Kobe is the Jordan of his world is completely different from a few rookies of the same class.

Iverson's unruly + Kobe's loneliness are vividly displayed!

No one lost his temper, and Sun Ce stopped looking at Jennings, and came to the side of the halfway line, waiting for the game to start.

Reid has also come to this position. Sun Ce's opponent at the start of the matchup should be Reed.

"Hello, Michael." Sun Ce took the initiative to greet Reed.

"Hello." As a devout believer in Jesus, Reid has a gentle and friendly personality.

"I'm glad you're back on the court, but now that your team has a new core, I don't know if you can continue to play in the Bucks after your contract expires. The Bucks don't have you, I think It’s not like the Bucks anymore.” Sun Ce said with a sigh.

What does it mean?

Reed didn't continue to answer the conversation, it sounded weird to him.

It was almost six o'clock, and the referee signaled the two teams to start.

For the Warriors, a combination of Curry, Sun Ce, Morrow, Randolph, and Hunter played.

Sun Ce is playing shooting guard today. There is a reason for this. Eastern teams are different from Western teams. The Eastern Conference is currently more focused on defense. With the current lineup of the Warriors, it is not so easy to fight against them. I have learned a lesson from playing the Pacers before, at least when the opponent has Bogut as the commanding height, the Warriors sent Hunter, a big man with tonnage and height, to deal with it.

For the Bucks, the starting lineup of Jennings, Reed, Delfino, Ilyasova, and Bogut appeared.

Randolph and Bogut come to the middle circle jump ball!

Randolph didn't miss this time,

Beat Bogut to win the jump ball.

Curry received the ball and advanced towards the frontcourt. The Bucks retreated very quickly and quickly retreated to the defensive position.

This defense is really incomparable!

The Bucks averaged 96 points per game, the tenth lowest in the league; although the Warriors averaged 119 points per game, their average conceded points reached 116 points per game. The rate of decline is faster than the loss of points.

With the experience of playing against the Pacers before, this time the Warriors did not rush to run and bomb at the beginning of the game. First try the fast-paced offense of positional warfare.

Curry came to the frontcourt and Jennings defended him.

On Sun Ce's side, I thought it would be Reed's defense. Reed was also famous for his fast lateral movement, spare no effort and fierce defense, but it was Delfino who defended, and Reed went to defend Morrow without the ball. up.

For Reed, Sun Ce would still be afraid of A-level speed combined with such excellent defensive awareness and experience, but Delfino...

It's not that Delfino's defense is bad...

The handsome guy still remembered the grudge against Sun Ce, so he stuck to Sun Ce very tightly.

Sun Ce leaned against Delfino on the sideline, turned around against Delfino, and made that move again. Now Sun Ce is trying to integrate into that move in every aspect. While turning around, he pressed his center of gravity down and his body toward the basket. Press up in the direction of the basket, and use your body to speed up and cut in quickly!

Delfino is really slow! Sun Ce has become more and more proficient in using his S-speed. Delfino's A-level speed tried to delay Sun Ce's start by strength, but he failed!

Curry quickly passed the ball in. When Sun Ce received the ball, Bogut reacted quickly and blocked it to the left of the three-second zone. Ilyasova also took it back because Randolph had no shooting ability.

But they underestimated how turbulent Sun Ce's pass was. Sun Ce smashed the ball out of the gap between Bogut and Ilyasova's pincer attack...

A pass between people!

Randolph rushed in to catch the ball tacitly, jumped high, and smashed the ball into the basket!

Dare to pass it on!

That is to say, Ilyasova is motivated and does not have a good defensive awareness, otherwise he can block the pass with his arms open!

Sun Ce's excellent passing awareness is not only in the three aspects of counterattack, running and bombing, and sudden points. He is also excellent in the second pass without the ball.

After getting the assist, Sun Ce immediately retreated to the defense. He was still short of 5 rebounds and 4 assists, and he completed the comprehensive event goal.

The opponent got an assist!

Jennings couldn't see Sun Ce's good performance. After advancing to the frontcourt, he beckoned to Bogut for a pick-and-roll.

Curry also wanted to have a few words with Jennings, and Jennings started looking for pick-and-rolls after halftime.

Bogut helped Jennings block Curry from outside the three-point line, and Jennings broke through quickly!

The short-legged Zhan Huang ran extremely fast. Curry wanted to go around and couldn't keep up, and he couldn't go around. Bogut raised his hand and cut in, which can be said to be pushing Curry to the inside.

Hunter and Randolph can only move to the left side of the three-second zone to block Jennings.

Jennings waits until Bogut is within range of the free throw line and passes the ball. Bogut catches the ball and throws it one step inside the free throw line...a hollow hit!

Jennings returned an assist!

This is not deliberate, but the regular style of play of the Bucks this season.

This year Bogut played his peak performance, averaging 16 points per game. The key change is that he reduced the low-post singles and increased the cut-in after the pick-and-roll.

This is why he was later favored by the Warriors!

When Bogut received the ball, the other three Bucks players had already retreated. The defensive efficiency ranked 11th in the league so far at the beginning of the season is not covered.

When Sun Ce picked up the ball and quickly sent it to Curry, Bogut had already retreated to the center line, moving faster than expected!

Curry passed the ball back to Sun Ce, and Sun Ce moved forward. Thinking of the details of Bogut's attack and retreat just now, he couldn't help thinking: "No wonder this guy can still start when the Warriors play small ball tactics... ..."

Falling into a positional battle again, guarding such a big center under the basket, the routine just now probably won't work again, at least wait for the opponent to relax their guard.

When Sun Ce reached the frontcourt, Delfino stayed within the three-point line, and he didn't dare to retreat too far. If he retreated too far, he couldn't stop Sun Ce's acceleration.

Taking two or three steps to defend an opponent with the ball who has no shooting ability requires a seemingly simple but not simple basic condition, that is, the defender needs to be able to keep up with the opponent's speed!