Seven Hundred and Forty-Four. The Bullying Has Begun!

Curry scored 16 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist, Harden scored 8 points, 2 steals, 2 assists, Sun Ce scored 4 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists, plus Blair's 11 points, if these three played together on the same team for three or four years, with Yi Jianlian + Jordan, it would be perfect!

Of course, the TV commentator was just imagining, he didn't think the team these three were in would let any of them go.

After the timeout, Sun Ce returned to the bench, took the tactical board from Dan D'Antoni, and started to make substitutions.

Dan D'Antoni heard that Sun Ce was a ball tyrant, but he didn't expect Sun Ce to be so direct, but he was convinced.

Starting at noon today, he followed the players of the sophomore team except Sun Ce to participate in charity activities. He clearly saw that the sophomore team had no fighting spirit, and he himself felt that there was no way to beat them. In terms of personal ability, the opponent was definitely not as good as the sophomore team, but the gap between the two teams' lineup structures was too big.

But Sun Ce had just returned to the team, and in just two hours, he activated the team's fighting spirit, and in the game, he led the team to suppress the rookie team!

5 rebounds in 11 minutes, this is simply amazing!

It is one thing to dare to think, but it is not the point to think of a way that may succeed. The point is to really dare to play it!

Sun Ce looked at the lineup and kept Curry, Ibaka, and Blair on the court, and Evans who did not exert much strength also stayed. For the last position... he put Jennings on!

...

After the timeout, the rookie team sent out a lineup of Wall, Neal, Paul George, Favors, and Monroe.

Sun Ce sat on the bench. He took the tactical board, mainly to replace himself, not to steal the show.

Unlike other NBA games, the rookie game only has the first half and the second half. He needs to save his energy. Although he has physical potions, he does not plan to use them during the All-Star Weekend. After the All-Star Weekend, he will have to play against the Spurs.

Sun Ce found that the rookie team did not sit still. In their current lineup, Neil and Paul George are both outside shooters. Paul George almost always floats outside to catch the ball and shoot, except for counterattacks. Favors and Monroe both have good mid-range shots. With Wall, it feels like one breakthrough and four shots.

Before, when Griffin and Cousins ​​were on the court, Wall broke into the inside, and there were always a lot of people under the basket. Although no one helped defend him, the large number of people always brought interference to Wall.

After the timeout, Wall's first breakthrough was very easy. Facing Jennings, who had decent defensive ability, Wall made a layup.

There was no way. Holiday and Matthews had defended for more than 10 minutes. It was time to rest. Among the three outside brothers on the court, Jennings was the best defensive one, Evans was above the average, but not particularly outstanding, and Curry was about average. Curry and Evans were mainly responsible for offense in the club, and they were not good at defense.

As for Ibaka, he strictly followed a goal - never let the person he was defending catch the ball and shoot easily, never let the person he was defending grab the offensive rebound, so he didn't go to assist defense.

Attack and defense change, the second-year team attacked.

Jennings quickly advanced with the ball, and when he reached the three-point line, Jennings shot directly at Neil for a three-pointer!

"Shua"

A three-pointer from the front of the top arc!

Jennings was originally unhappy because Curry made 4 of 4 three-pointers, and he wanted to play well. Wall was still scoring over him, so he naturally couldn't help it and came over to do it directly.

The first and second-year players are too easy to control, which is what Sun Ce wants.

Players like Jennings who are lucky enough to break the routine are too useful in such a game.

It is definitely impossible to run all over the court in a game, especially when there are only two available players in the interior, it is even more impossible to run all over the court, so there must be a positional battle. Sun Ce put the opportunity for the positional battle in the second half of the first half, and replaced Ibaka and Blair together. The defensive strategy remained unchanged, and the offensive tactics, Sun Ce only said one sentence - you three take turns.

Jennings scored a three-pointer right off the bat. Curry is the three-point king of this season.

He made 4 of 4 three-pointers at the start. Ibaka made a mid-range shot. Blair had good physical fitness and was a big threat at close range. When it was Evans' turn to play one-on-one, the space was very good!

The game unknowingly entered the situation of Wall VS Curry + Jennings + Evans.

Wall had a good chance and kept breaking into the inside line with one-on-one shots. His score increased rapidly. At the end of the half, Wall had made 8 of 15 shots and scored 19 points.

However, Curry scored 22 points in the first half!

And unlike Wall's pre-match boast, he said he wanted to break the rookie game assist record, but he only had 6 assists in the first half.

6 assists in 20 minutes is not a small number, but Sun Ce's assist record is 18!

More importantly, at the end of the half, the sophomore team led the rookie team by 14 points, 79 to 65.

In the next 9 minutes, Jennings scored 11 points, Evans scored 9 points and 3 assists, and Curry scored 6 points, leading the team to score 35 points!

The fans and commentators clearly saw the gap between the two teams!

A very obvious gap!

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The rookie team was stunned.

Wall didn't expect the game to develop like this. If he had known it would be like this, he would have firmly shot himself. He wanted to connect his teammates, but the cooperation was too different from the opponent. He had 6 assists and 3 turnovers.

Griffin is very fond of the outside combination of Curry + Sun Ce + Harden. The passing cooperation between the three is so wonderful. Evans' performance in the second half of the first half also makes Griffin envious.

As for the game itself, Griffin is in the mentality of playing if he can play and winning if he can win... Losing is fine. He has been selected for the All-Star Game. He doesn't value such a game very much, and he has the idea of ​​giving the best rookie to Wall.

There is no way. Griffin must compete for the best rookie this season. He feels that he is really sorry for entering the NBA after a year of reimbursement and competing with the new No. 1 pick for the best rookie, so he tried hard to help Wall win. Moreover, he had already scored 14 points in the first half, which was second only to Curry at the time.

Paul George was in a sad state... He finally had a chance to counterattack, but his second brother blocked him!

Another point is that when Paul George saw the second-year team's play, he knew that this was a tactic planned by Sun Ce. Thinking about the fact that when he discussed the play in the afternoon, he was always saying "so and so should take advantage of his positional advantage". Paul George felt that the brains of the players of the two teams were completely different. One-on-one singles are indeed very effective. Whether they break through the outside or receive the ball in the low post, their success rate is very high. Even Griffin and Cousins, two big men, have a high hit rate when they break through with the ball.

But even if the success rate is high, is there a high success rate for open shots?

And in terms of singles, their rookie team is not as high as the outside players of the second-year team!

The so-called lineup structure advantage, the rookie team has almost no way to show it as a team, purely using personal ability or size advantage to score.

These three are relatively okay. Wall is ambitious, Griffin does not fight for credit, and Paul George knows how powerful Sun Ce is. Although he was hit, he has not yet reached a state of confusion.

But the others are different. They are all going to collapse.

It seemed like such a big advantage before the game, but in the game, they were actually behind by more than ten points at halftime!

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After the halftime break, Sun Ce and the lineup of Matthews, Harden, Holiday, and Ibaka came on the court. Blair and Curry played the whole first half and rested for a while. Evans played long enough and also needed to rest.

Wall of the rookie team played the whole first half and wanted to play again. This was because he strongly asked Brian Shaw for the ball. Although Brian Shaw could do nothing except the triangle offense, he was good at substitutions. Neal, Wesley Johnson and Wall played together, and Griffin and Monroe were sent to the inside line, one physical flow and the other technical flow.

The sophomore team attacked first, Harden advanced to the frontcourt and passed the ball to Sun Ce who was backed by Wesley Johnson in the high position on the right side of the three-second zone.

Sun Ce received the ball, turned sideways and stepped, and shot a mid-range shot...hit!

Wesley Johnson really feels sorry for his physical fitness. He is based on Kirilenko, but his defensive awareness is too poor. In college, he looked very good with his physical fitness advantage, but in the NBA, his poor defensive awareness was fully exposed. As a 23-year-old rookie, he is not mature enough.

In addition to looking like a defensive stalwart, Wesley Johnson has no other obvious advantages.

Sun Ce opened up the score difference to 16 points! The sophomore team led the rookie team 81 to 65!

Attack and defense switched, the rookie team attacked, and Wall continued to break through. After thinking it over, he decided to do it directly without hesitation.

However, the defensive strategy of the sophomore team changed in the second half. Wall forced Holiday, and Matthews and Harden directly closed in to double-team!

Wall quickly passed the ball to the outside line, and Neil received the ball and shot a three-pointer...

In the first half, Neil played for so long and didn't have many opportunities to shoot. In the second half, he missed the first shot!

Sun Ce failed to block Griffin. This time, he did not trigger the low-post blocking skill. Even if he did, it would not be very useful. The size difference was too big, and Griffin grabbed the offensive rebound.

After Griffin grabbed the offensive rebound, he played a trick, dribbled behind his back to avoid Harden's steal, and went around the front of the basket to dunk... but was slapped on the basket by Sun Ce!

The ball was pressed on the inside right side of the basket by Sun Ce, and bounced to the left side of the three-second zone. Sun Ce jumped short and fast, with little air retention. After landing, he jumped out and grabbed the rebound!

As the saying goes, villains die from talking too much, and masters die from showing off their skills. Griffin's dribbling behind his back gave Sun Ce the opportunity to jump up. Moreover, after seeing the direction Griffin was going, Sun Ce guessed what Griffin was going to do and jumped up in advance. However, Griffin was too confident and ignored others. He went around the front of the basket and was about to dunk outside the reasonable collision zone, but was blocked by Sun Ce!

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