Five Hundred and Eighty-Four. If There Is Divine Help!

This goal was a knowing blow to Billups who instigated this defense!

How can you find a direct scoring point and send out assists?

Aren't you afraid of making mistakes?

But he really got an assist!

89 to 87, the Grizzlies hit a 6-0 wave!

In fact, the fourth quarter only started for 1 minute and 51 seconds, and there was still more than ten minutes of game time, but this was a big blow to the Rockets players.

Not only Billups, but also Anthony and Kenyon Martin were very excited to lock down Sun Ce who scored 4 points in a row. Anthony was thinking about how to attack in the next round!

Coach Adelman didn't know how to pronounce MMP, so he called a timeout!

Sun Ce had 21 points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists and 4 blocks!

The disagreement is almost 4 times 5 again!

Coach Adelman looked at Sun Ce's updated data on the big screen and felt like this guy was like a data receiver!

You clearly know that he has many shortcomings. Apart from speed, bounce speed, and passing, he can't find many outstanding abilities. However, in the system specially built for him by the Grizzlies, every one of his advantages has been brought into full play. When defending, he took advantage of his movement speed and bullet speed, as well as his increasingly better shot-blocking sense and offensive reading ability; a blocking forward camp was specially created for him to bring out his ability to grab rebounds and counterattack; his jump shot started from Getting better and better from zero to something...

As the season progressed, Adelman discovered that Sun Ce really had an MVP performance!

This is the first time Adelman has encountered this kind of player, and his scalp is a bit fried!

A timeout was quickly called for adjustments. Dragic replaced Billups, Zeiss Budinger replaced Kenyon Martin, Brad Miller replaced Al Jefferson, and Anthony hit the big one. Forward position.

Originally he wanted to play steadily, but now Adelman can only rely on the Princeton system to solve the problem from the offensive end.

On the other side, Coach Hollins didn't know whether he should be happy about this goal or not, he took the lead!

It was a 6-0 run, and he was shocked.

Listening to the cheers of the fans at the scene, Coach Hollins thought Sun Ce's performance was very good. He was so explosive again!

No one thought it was strange that Sun Ce suddenly broke out, but coach Hollins felt that changing his jersey or wearing goggles would help him mentally prepare for it! If you really feel that the two ways of sending notifications are outdated, you can wear a headband or even an elbow pad!

Putting away these strange thoughts, Coach Hollins concentrated on thinking about possible changes the opponent might make, or adjusting the lineup and tactics.

Conley replaced Tony Allen. Although Tony Allen had just scored a goal, it did not play a big role in the fourth quarter. If the opponent had not called a timeout, Coach Hollins would not have replaced him, but The opponent is already adjusting, and may deliberately use him to contain J.R. Smith and contain Tony Allen in a 4-on-4 offense, which will be difficult to defend.

And Conley's awareness has improved now.

It's not easy for Conley either. In more than a year, his image in the minds of fans has changed from a point guard who is on the floor to a short jumping point guard who is good at cutting, shooting and passing.

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After returning from the timeout, Sun Ce was surprised to find that the opponent actually replaced Billups!

Billups' leadership on the defensive end and top-notch control on the offensive end...is this something Dragic can compare to?

If the opponent sets up a shooting team, it is understandable to replace Dragic and Sun Ce. Dragic's ability to break points after the pick-and-roll is very good, and this is what he is good at.

But the Rockets' current lineup, with Budinger and Brad Miller on board, isn't it going to play Princeton?

This should require counterattacks, cuts, without the ball, and misalignment. Of course, it does not mean that Dragic cannot play. Sun Ce found that Dragic no longer seems to be blindly confident and insists on scoring sudden points, but is always Honestly according to the tactics, Dragic played well in the second half of the first quarter, but Billups was obviously better!

Sun Ce concentrated and Dragic had already advanced.

Conley defended Dragic, Sun Ce followed Budinger, Battier kept an eye on JR Smith, and Randolph miserably defended Anthony.

Anthony, who was misplaced, forced Sun Ce to move back to defend and flank. This time Anthony did a good job of distributing the ball. Budinger caught the ball in the middle distance from the baseline!

What Anthony expected was for Budinger to rush inside and dunk him, boosting morale.

Budinger's jumping is the best in the entire Rockets team, and he can compete in the slam dunk contest.

However, not everyone is so courageous, at least not Budinger. He is a performance dunker. Seeing Randolph, Sun Ce, and Gasol guarding the basket, Budinger became timid. Two point shot...

"哐"

Ironclad!

Randolph blocked Anthony who was spitting obscenities and trying to grab the offensive rebound. Sun Ce collected the defensive rebound!

Seeing Sun Ce grab the defensive rebound and turn around for a fast break, Anthony's heart went cold. Without Billups, the Rockets' defense was still aggressive, but they lacked skills. When Sun Ce rushed into the top arc, the Rockets A group of people gathered together and returned to the basket. Sun Ce passed the ball back to the left at a 45-degree angle, and Conley received the ball!

However, Conley doesn't have the ability to make a final decision yet, and he can hit Sun Ce's three-point shot!

It was really hell and heaven at once. Anthony guarded the defensive rebounds and felt that the opportunity had come again.

However, after having a successful defensive experience, Sun Ce waited until the Rockets launched their attack and decisively let go of Budinger to attack Anthony.

This was due to defensive judgment. Sun Ce made a defensive choice based on his experience in the previous round without even thinking about it.

This actually gave the Rockets a problem.

Dragic dribbles the ball and looks at the open Budinger. Is this still a tactical move?

Isn't the purpose of playing tactics to allow players to get easy shooting opportunities?

After hesitating for a moment, Dragic passed the ball to Budinger, who was pulled to the left three-point line after being released by Sun Ce.

Badingla was in a good rhythm when he started, thinking that Dragic would pass it to him immediately, but Dragic hesitated. Dragic's hesitation was not because he was worried that he would not make a shot, but because he did not expect the Grizzlies. Such a strong defensive team would directly choose an empty man to cover the defense, but Budinger felt suspicious.

This caused Budinger to hesitate when he caught the ball and was about to shoot. He had no sense of rhythm when he took off and shot!

Accompanied by the boos of the fans at the scene, Budinger's three-point shot was also solid!

The Rockets missed four consecutive shots in the fourth quarter!

This is another bolt from the blue for the Rockets, but...are the Grizzlies the kind of team with strong scoring ability?

During the first six of their 11-game winning streak, the Grizzlies ranked last in the league in points per game. Gasol had a hard time getting a defensive rebound from an unnamed No. 3 player in the paint. , after Sun Ce advanced to the full court, Randolph missed Anthony's mid-range shot!

Anthony couldn't stand it any longer. He stopped playing as a team for this shot. After grabbing the defensive rebound, he advanced to the frontcourt. With Sun Ce and Battier flanking him, he hit a jump shot from the left side of the free throw line!

89 square meters!

After the two teams fought continuously, Anthony took the lead in opening the pot!

Anthony and his teammates felt like it was about to dawn!

The Rockets' defensive enthusiasm was unprecedentedly high. After Sun Ce advanced to the frontcourt, Anthony immediately followed up. Sun Ce judged that Anthony was overly aggressive in defense. When Anthony pressed forward, he kicked his left leg and accelerated the breakthrough!

JR-Smith let go of Conley to cover up the defense. Sun Ce did not hesitate and passed the ball to Conley who circled back to the left side of the top arc. Conley had a strong heart and was not comparable to Budinger. After adjusting, he shot a three-pointer...

A solid hit!

92 to 89, the Grizzlies lead by 3 points again!

Anthony almost spit out a mouthful of old blood.

Co-author of this book, if Fatty Gua scores a goal, you follow suit, right?

Wen Hou-an is Wen Hou-an. He just scored one and it was the Rockets' turn to attack. Anthony took advantage of Randolph and Sun Ce's tendency to attack from the outside. When relying on Randolph to ask for the ball, he suddenly turned around and took advantage of Randolph. Dov's body blocked Sun Ce's attack and cut inside from the top left corner of the three-second zone.

Dragic made no mistakes and hoisted the ball in very well. Anthony flew over and leaned on Gasol who came up to defend and hit a layup with his left hand.

Anthony is strong! Very strong! Score 4 points in a row!

The offense and defense transitioned and the Grizzlies attacked. Sun Ce did not continue to hold the ball this time. The opponent's defense obviously expanded outwards. He chose to pull the ball to Gasol in the high post, and then cut inside.

On Randolph's side, he also ran over Brad Miller and cut inside, forcing Budinger, who was defending Battier in the corner, to withdraw, and Gasol scored the ball in the corner.

Battier caught the ball and scored a three-pointer... and also scored!

Otherwise, no one will score, as if the cold touch is contagious, or else everyone will score together!

The two goals Anthony scored in a row were two-pointers, and the Grizzlies scored two three-pointers in a row!

The Grizzlies were able to score two three-pointers in a row...what the hell!

Fortunately, Anthony finally started to break out, and it was time for the Rockets to attack again. Randolph missed a turnaround shot in the low post and made a tip-in!

93 to 95, the Rockets are still two points behind!

When it comes to the Grizzlies' offense, the Rockets are particularly active in defense this time, and they defend very well!

After handing the ball over, Sun Ce had no chance to catch the ball inside. The Rockets' entire defense did a very good job of preventing passes and passing around. They also defended Conley and Battier, two players who made three-pointers. Very good. Gasol didn't know where to pass the ball while he was holding it up. Finally he saw Sun Ce was free and immediately passed the ball.

Gasol regretted it when he passed the ball. Sun Ce was speechless when he received the ball. He took one step within three points from the left!

He originally wanted to help Conley pick and roll without the ball, but who knew that as soon as he pulled out, before he ran over to block Conley, the ball was in his hands!

In the middle distance on the left side, no one on the Rockets cares about Sun Ce. Sun Ce looks at Budinger who has switched defenses and directly guards Randolph under the basket to prevent Randolph from grabbing the offensive rebound. This defense... looks at the 24-second attack time. There are only 7 seconds left. It will be very disadvantageous for them to reorganize the offense. The point difference is only two points. If they are tied again, they will fall into a long tug-of-war. And they have no super scorer who can compete with Anthony. , although Randolph is great, Anthony is the scoring leader!

Sun Ce gritted his teeth, swatted the ball, stepped back towards the left corner without anyone defending him, bounced into the bottom corner, and made a three-pointer!

The Rockets were ready to block the basket and prevent Sun Ce from rushing in. Budinger was guarding the baseline, flanking Randolph who was off the ball, while guarding Sun Ce's sudden hook from the baseline. Who would have thought that Sun Ce would suddenly make a shot? !

When Anthony met Randolph, he didn't use his position to grab the ball, but rushed to grab it. Randolph was originally trying to grab offensive rebounds, and the two of them rushed to grab the ball with pulling movements and waist fights. Both of them were on the court. The kind of person who is not afraid of anyone off the court. He doesn't give the opponent any face at all. He pulls when he needs to pull and pulls when he needs to. His movements are so big that his elbows fly everywhere. In the rough confrontation between the two, he saw the ball hit the basket. Inside, it fell from the basket with a "swish" sound.

This is getting too urgent, even sows can climb trees. Originally, this quarter felt good, but Sun Ce really found the feeling of practicing three-pointers from the left sideline, and hit the step-back three-pointer from the left corner!

98 to 93, the Grizzlies led by 5 points for the first time in this game!

Anthony looked at Sun Ce in astonishment. His inner feeling about Sun Ce's performance in the fourth quarter, translated in Chinese, is - if there is divine help!

He even made a three-pointer! Also hit a hammer!

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