Seven Hundred and Seventy-Three. How Do You Want Me to Score a Goal over Your Head?

This was the first time that Sun Ce encountered a star player in person when using a star experience card, and it was a highly matched situation, so the contrast was very obvious, and the opponent was in a hot period of time, which brought a stronger impact to Sun Ce than ever before.

He, Sun, just didn't have a deep understanding of his own abilities as Kobe did, and he didn't choose to use his own strength as well as Kobe did.

During the halftime break, Sun Ce thought about it and found that it seemed that only that one choice could create a chance to turn the tables.

The Lakers are so strong overall. If there is no Mavericks led by Nowitzki, who may appear at the peak of the playoffs, the Lakers may be the strongest team. Kobe is in good shape and leads the team with the style of play that he and his teammates are used to. It's too strong!

And their Grizzlies are not good at playing against the wind, just like the Pistons and Spurs at the beginning of the century. They are strong, but they are all crushed by strength. When they encounter situations where they are not as strong as the opponent, they are beaten every year. For example, when the Spurs meet the Lakers and the Pistons meet the Nets, they can only wait for the opponent's strength to decline before they have a chance to go further in the playoffs.

Randolph's overall performance tonight was average. He was not as dragging as he was at the beginning of the game, but he couldn't do better. He couldn't take on Kobe's scoring and create key ball opportunities for Sun Ce like he did before the All-Star Weekend.

Now there is only one choice in front of him - fight violence with violence! Use Kobe's style of play to deal with Kobe!

39 points, 13 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 blocks... Kobe on the opposite side had 30 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists... If he played alone, Sun Ce didn't know why he felt restless...

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After returning to the locker room, Coach Hollins gave the players 10 minutes to rest. The coaching staff used this time to discuss the response in the second half. The players each had their own way to relax.

Randolph and Gasol made an appointment to drink milk tea, Yi Jianlian and Jordan went to take care of their hair, and Conley went to the bathroom to think about life...

After Sun Ce wiped off his sweat and changed into a clean jersey, he ate a chicken leg to replenish his energy while thinking. After eating a chicken leg, he also decided to do what he should do. With 39 points, he would feel sorry for himself if he didn't do something.

He was not sure of winning or losing. His opponent was the Lakers, and he was facing Kobe who had 30 points in the first half. He was 4 points behind at halftime. Sun Ce had no confidence at all, so he might as well give it a try!

After making the decision, Sun Ce found Coach Hollins and told him about the changes he would make in his playing style in the second half.

The Grizzlies are very free on the offensive end. Coach Hollins and David Fizdale are not the type who can control the details of the offense. Otherwise, the Grizzlies' offense would not have been so bad for 9 years from 2009 to 2018. During these 9 years, the head coach of the Grizzlies was the current Grizzlies coaching staff. Coach Hollins worked until 2013, Dave Joerger worked until 2016, and David Fizdale was always the offensive assistant coach. In the 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 seasons, David Fizdale became the head coach...

The Grizzlies' defense is still arranged by the coach. They are good at this and they control the details. But on the offensive end, they have changed and are mainly responsible for the general direction. If Sun Ce wants to change his personal style of play, they just need to change players and arrange general tactics according to Sun Ce's style of play.

They know that Sun Ce is really better than them in terms of control on the offensive end.

Halfway through the halftime break, the teammates who went to relax came back. After Coach Hollins arranged the rotation and tactics, the official staff came to urge them to enter the court...

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After the halftime break, the Grizzlies sent out the combination of Sun Ce, Tony Allen, Paul George, Battier, and Jordan.

On the Lakers side, the combination of Blake, Kobe, Barnes, Artest, and Bynum came on the court.

The head coaches of both teams were a little surprised that the other side actually played one big and four small!

Coach Hollins has good defensive attainments, and the Zen Master has won 11 championships by relying on defense. Maybe Coach Hollins is stronger in terms of defensive coaching ability,

but the Zen Master has more experience. When he saw Sun Ce (Kobe)'s performance today, he had the same idea of ​​substitution.

After Sun Ce came on the court, he waited for the referee to serve the ball to Tony and glanced at the opposite side. Kobe felt Sun Ce's eyes and looked at Sun Ce. When the two looked at each other, there was no intense eye contact, just a calm look.

Kobe was quite arrogant after entering the state. No matter how well the opponent performed, he was just

The third quarter began, and Sun Ce received the serve and advanced to the frontcourt.

After arriving at the frontcourt, Sun Ce saw the opponent's defensive formation - "Zone Defense?"

Sun Ce was a little hesitant, whether to start "Solo Battle". If he started, he couldn't stop. If he missed shots continuously... he would really be dead.

But he had to make a decision. If the situation in the last few minutes of the first half happened again, he played steadily and the opponent was out of the sky and his touch continued...

Sun Ce gritted his teeth and thought.

"Solo Battle Level 4 has been triggered, the host has entered the focus state, and the number of shots (0/2)."

After the solo battle was turned on, Sun Ce put aside all his complicated thoughts, focused his attention on the court, and began to think quickly about how to create the best shooting opportunities according to the positions of his opponents and teammates.

Kobe's strength lies in his determination. Sun Ce temporarily has the same strong concentration as Kobe, which allows him to enter a state of concentration on his own, but the difference is still very big. This is the difference in "nature". Sun Ce always wants to find the best shooting opportunity, while Kobe is extremely confident and shoots when he feels it.

When Barnes came to defend outside the three-point line, the Zen Master made a change on the defensive end, not letting Kobe continue to defend Sun Ce, reducing Kobe's consumption on the defensive end.

When Barnes pressed up, Sun Ce accelerated to the right!

Although it did not fully add to Kobe's S-level burst speed, the A+ level burst speed combined with its own S-level fastest speed was enough to accelerate the breakthrough before the opponent came up. Moreover, although Barnes caught up, there was also Gasol who took the initiative to pick and roll behind him.

When Barnes chased Sun Ce, he noticed Gasol blocking him, and Bynum followed Gasol to expand, and Barnes was ready to switch defense.

On Sun Ce's side, seeing Bynum coming out, he thought the opponent was going to double-team, so he immediately slowed down and prepared to step back and jump shot. Gasol also thought the opponent was going to double-team, so he withdrew the pick-and-roll and cut into the inside...

Unexpectedly, Barnes and Bynum switched defense!

Sun Ce reacted quickly, and did not choose to stop and jump shot or step back jump shot before the two "double-teamed", but restarted and rushed to the bottom line from Bynum's right side.

Bynum turned around and chased him, but couldn't catch up! Barnes wanted to rush over, but it was too late, and Sun Ce made a mid-range hook shot from the bottom line...

Hit!

"This defense is interesting, is it to scare me, Sun?"

After Sun Ce flashed this thought, he didn't continue to think deeply. The effect of "fighting alone" allowed him to focus on the game itself and respond according to the temporary situation.

Attack and defense switched, and the Lakers attacked.

After Blake advanced to the frontcourt, he really gave the ball to Kobe who was asking for the ball at a 45-degree angle on the right.

Kobe knew the Grizzlies would definitely defend the zone defense when he saw the Grizzlies' lineup, so he started the attack from outside the three-point line, and Kobe made the best judgment.

After receiving the ball, Kobe faked a shot, but Tony Allen didn't fall for it, and instead took the initiative to stick to Kobe.

Kobe's fake move failed, and when Tony Allen stuck to him, he took the initiative to lean sideways and turned his back to break through outside the three-point line.

When Kobe broke through to the baseline, Battier came back from the baseline to double-team. Kobe didn't care how many defenders there were, he felt it was time, and took a long two-point shot from the baseline...

Kobe, who was double-teamed by two people, didn't jump very well. The confrontation and timing of the confrontation were very good. Even Kobe had some difficulty scoring in the double-team of Tony Allen and Battier in advance. He came back after a 20-minute rest and missed the first shot!

But! Bynum grabbed the first offensive rebound of the game! Tip-in!

Bynum also has a temper. After being targeted by Sun Ce for so long in the first half, he also came up with his own way. He desperately used his tonnage to stand in a favorable position, and used his height and arm span advantage to directly point the ball to the basket in the air without taking the rebound. The little shark with good hands really tapped the ball that bounced out.

The Lakers' second attack is part of Kobe's singles attack tactics. Bynum scored a goal, and Kobe looked like he scored a goal. As long as his teammates can get offensive rebounds, Kobe's confidence will continue indefinitely.

63 to 67, the Grizzlies are still 4 points behind.

After Bynum made a tip-in, Gasol suppressed his frustration. He knew that facing the Lakers' inside group, he couldn't let this feeling affect the mood of the game, because this feeling would definitely continue to occur. He immediately picked up the ball and passed it to Sun Ce.

Sun Ce easily received the ball under the interference of Barnes, and with Barnes's forward movement, Sun Ce directly accelerated and sprinted towards the front court!

Barnes' defense is still far behind Kobe's. Barnes relies on good defensive awareness and super defensive intentions, biting the opponent like a mad dog, but his awareness is far behind Kobe's. He actually defended Sun Ce in front and interfered with Sun Ce's serve.

After Sun Ce rushed up, Barnes chased behind and couldn't catch up at all! If it was a short-distance lateral move in a positional battle, even if Sun Ce used Kobe's card now, he would not be much stronger than Barnes, but in this case, Sun Ce's A+ level speed and S-level fastest speed, Barnes couldn't catch up.

When Sun Ce rushed to the top of the opposite three-point line, only Kobe, Blake, and Artest defended back, and the Grizzlies had three on three in the frontcourt!

Kobe went to stick to Paul George, and Paul George must be defended. Artest retreated to the basket first, and he couldn't stop him from the outside. Kobe and Artest's defensive choices were very good.

Blake blocked the top arc, and Sun Ce accelerated to the right... Blake could only try to interfere with Sun Ce's quick stop jump shot from behind, giving Kobe time to get back to defend Sun Ce's mid-range shot.

But Sun Ce did not make a quick stop jump shot, but rushed into the inside, grabbed the ball after stepping into the free throw line and looked at Tony Allen who cut in from the left.

Artest, who was about to move towards Sun Ce, immediately blocked Tony Allen who cut in, but Sun Ce did not pass!

Sun Ce took two steps to jump, and three steps from the free throw line to receive a one-handed slam dunk to score two points!

This time Sun Ce's dunk action was very stretched, and the difference between A-level bounce and C+ level bounce was really big. Sun Ce felt so happy to dunk.

This ball reflects Sun Ce's basketball IQ. In the first attack, he felt that the opponent's defense seemed to be different from what it looked like.

The opponent's defense seemed to be trying to double-team him indefinitely, giving people the impression that they were trying to double-team him in advance, just like Tony Allen and Battier did when they double-teamed Kobe in advance. But in fact, the opponent was just trying to double-team him. , that is, a fake double team, trying to lure him to pass the ball, and then block his teammates.

So there was this attack where Sun Ce looked away from Artest and dunked easily.

"Battle alone at level 4, number of field goals made (1/2), number of consecutive hits: 2."

Sun Ce used the opponent's defensive strategy to counterattack the opponent and continue to score!

In the next two rounds, Kobe still missed his second shot, but this time it was just a little stronger. The ball hit the inside of the basket and bounced out. Gasol didn't care whether Kobe would rush in this time. After that, he blocked the position with Bynum, and Sun Ce collected the defensive rebound.

Sun Ce continued to take advantage of the opponent's defense and hit the low post with a face-to-face singles throw.

Sun Ce scored three goals in a row, 67-67, and the Grizzlies tied the score.

Finally, after Kobe Bryant hit two irons in a row, he quickly found the feeling of shooting. He received the ball at a 45-degree angle on the right side and directly faced Tony Allen's defense and hit a three-pointer. 70 to 67. 1 in the third quarter. At 51 seconds, the Lakers took the lead to break through 70 points.

Kobe's three-point shot was made, and the Lakers retreated quickly. Bynum and Kobe have been partnering for the sixth year. Bynum has a relatively clear judgment on whether Kobe's shot can be scored. The first time he saw the arc and defensive line of Kobe's throw, he concluded that he could score and immediately retreated. The Lakers retreated in place and did not give Sun Ce, who received Gasol's quick free throw, a chance to counterattack.

Sun Ce was not in a hurry after advancing to the frontcourt, waiting for his teammates to get into position to prevent the opponent from actually using 5 defenses and 4 to form a double team.

Although Sun Ce scored three goals in a row, the Lakers' defense did not change much, and their defensive execution was very strong and strict.

The Lakers have reached the Finals for three consecutive years. The most important thing is their defense. They strictly implement Zen Master's defensive strategy. The Lakers players are very determined on this point.

The head coach's judgment on the defensive end is very important. The defensive end is different from the offensive end. The players' autonomy on the offensive end is more important, but the defensive team is the first and the coach is king.

The more a team relies on defense to win, the stronger its defensive execution will be, and it will not change in just a few rounds.

Sun Ce waited for Gasol in the center circle before he started to advance towards the three-point line. Gasol blocked the right side of Barnes. Just as Sun Ce was about to break through from the right, Bynum extended out. Sun Ce immediately changed direction to the left. Gasol turned sharply and made a second pick-and-roll to block Bynum. Sun Ce used Barnes' retreating action to break through from the left side of the top arc!

Barnes quickly pressed forward, and Sun Ce already had a half-body advantage, rushing straight to the inside!

At this time, it was too late for the Lakers to try to attack from a flank. Sun Ce leaned sideways against Barnes with his back against the baseline, and hit a small hook with his back to the baseline!

No matter how good the head coach is, there are times when he makes mistakes in judgment. For example, this time, Master Zen made a mistake in his judgment!

He felt that with Sun Ce's character and style of play, he should use himself as a threat to create opportunities for his teammates, just like in the second half of the second quarter, so he used a fake zone defense to really block shooters and cutting players, and at the same time induce Sun Ce to pass the ball. Then guard Sun Ce from catching the ball again.

Even if the pass from Sun Ce caused a mismatch like Gasol hitting Barnes, the success rate in one-on-one duels would not be as high as Sun Ce's 39 points in the half today.

As a result, this false double-teaming tactic caused misalignment on Sun Ce's side most of the time! Sun Ce was not disturbed by his opponent's "flanking tendency" and scored 4 goals in a row!

"The host has hit 4 consecutive shots, and the special effect of Level 4 alone: ​​Kobe Time Level 4 trigger..."

69 to 70, Sun Ce scored 8 points, helping the Grizzlies play a wave of 8 to 5, once again narrowing the point difference to 1 point!

The offense and defense transitioned, the Lakers attacked, and Kobe continued to play in isolation. Tony Allen directly pressed on Kobe when he received the ball, preferring to give Kobe a chance to break through. Kobe encountered a close defense and did not miss the opportunity. He decisively chose to break through.

This time, not only did Battier flank him, but Sun Ce, who was guarding Barnes from the mid-range, also flanked him. Kobe made a one-on-three step-back jumper... The difficulty was a bit too great, and Kobe missed the ball!

Bynum struggled to grab the rebound, and Gasol didn't care about anything else. He just blocked Bynum and prevented Bynum's offensive rebound. He was considered a successful defense.

Sun Ce quickly recovered the basket after covering up the defense, and collected the rebound in front of Bynum and Gasol.

Bynum felt that the whole world was targeting him and quickly retreated. Sun Ce saw that there was no chance for a fast break after getting the rebound, and steadily suppressed the rhythm and advanced towards the frontcourt.

Now Sun Ce's self-confidence is through the roof! The state of concentration of "fighting alone" actually means throwing all the time. Now Kobe's time has been triggered...

After Sun Ce advanced to the frontcourt, Barnes was already one meter away from the three-point line.

"The serial killer was triggered at level 4. Matt Barnes' defensive self-confidence suffered a huge blow, and his defensive concentration and defensive calmness dropped significantly."

In the first half of the second quarter, after Sun Ce scored 4 goals in a row, Shannon Brown's defensive mentality was broken. The serial killer level 4 effect had been triggered. Sun Ce's fifth and sixth shot opportunities were very good, but it was a pity that the Lakers The team replaced Kobe to defend, and the effect was suddenly broken. Sun Ce failed to score 4 goals in a row to continue the serial killer effect.

But this time, thanks to Zen Master's misjudgment on defense, Sun Ce scored four goals in the third quarter, triggering Kobe Time Level 4 again. At the same time, there is an 80% chance of triggering Serial Killer Level 4 again!

Sun Ce leaned against Barnes who was sticking to him, tilted his head and looked at Barnes from a slightly overlooking perspective and said, "Matt, I'm going to score again. What posture do you want to see me score with?"

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