Chapter 760 [Isn’t that Too Hasty? Not Huang Ama! 】

The Clippers shot 8-0, and Brad Stevens requested a timeout. He called timeout more promptly. If he didn't score again, the Nets' morale would be completely overwhelmed.

On the sidelines, Paul and his teammates applauded Curry.

He hopes to lead the team to complete the reversal, but now he can only be a spectator. Curry played well and drove the team's offense. He was really happy for Curry.

Paul is not a selfish person. He is very eager to win. As long as he can win, he will accept it if his teammates steal the limelight.

Yang Rui took the time to emphasize tactics and replaced someone. Chandler rested and Griffin returned to the court to strengthen the offense. Usually coaches will choose to strengthen defense at this time. Yang Rui bet that Stevens will replace Yao Ming and compete with the Clippers in small ball tactics. Now that Chandler is pulled out, Yao Ming has to defend the pick and roll. This is an obvious loophole. .

Sometimes, on-the-spot adjustments are just a moment of inspiration. Good coaches dare to follow their feelings, but bad coaches will only follow the steps and leave the victory or defeat to the players.

Yang Rui is a person who dares to take action when he thinks. His achievements today are not just based on the memories of his previous life.

After the timeout, Stevens replaced Yao Ming and replaced Evans, and told him to defend against pick-and-rolls and not stay near the penalty area.

Stevens did not dare to arrange for a small forward to play as a guest at the 4th position, fearing that he would not be able to protect the backcourt rebounds. It would be an injustice if he lost the game because of losing the backcourt rebounds. Evans comes in and has the potential to grab offensive rebounds and make a difference.

In the 10-11 season, Evans only played 26.6 minutes per game with the Raptors, scoring 4.4 points and 11.5 rebounds, including 4 offensive rebounds.

Stevens hopes to hold on to the victory, but Evans' offense is terrible. His substitution relieved the Clippers' defensive pressure. Parsons, who was a guest power forward, breathed a sigh of relief when he saw Evans play. Griffin also relaxed, and he had no problem guarding Favors.

After the game started, the Nets' offensive end was tied up. Deron and Favors played pick-and-rolls, and their power weakened. Parsons switched to a pick-and-roll, Deron forced his way to the left, and Griffin retreated to form a double-team near the penalty area, leaving Evans open.

Deron couldn't find the space to pass the ball to the right, and Evans was not the kind of player who could jump so fast that he could dunk directly, so Deron distributed the ball to the center.

Favors faced Curry. He had a height advantage and could shoot directly, but he was not very confident in the mid-range shot. He missed the shot after feinting and looked for teammates to support him from the high post.

Joe Johnson received the ball and played a single on the right side. Battier relied on his rich experience to judge the breakthrough route and interfered in front of him. Joe Johnson relied on his strength to force a breakthrough, but was double-teamed by Griffin. Evans was left open.

Joe Johnson chose to force a throw. Even if he didn't score, he might have grabbed an offensive rebound by attracting Evans to double-team. The ball bounced out of the frame, and Evans lived up to expectations and grabbed the offensive rebound.

Battier once again showed excellent defensive experience. He fouled Evans before he could play the ball. The Clippers had committed four fouls in the final quarter and Evans was sent to the free throw line.

Evans doesn't take many free throws. He averaged 2.5 times per game in his career and only made 1.3 field goals with a shooting percentage of 52.8%. His offense is really bad. In 2006, he once had a "feat" of 0 points and 20 rebounds in a single game.

When he got to the free throw line at the critical moment, Evans was timid. Shooting crucial shots was not what a person like him should do. Diving and embarrassing things were what he was good at. He aimed again and again, and both free throws missed the basket.

Stevens covered his face with his hands on the sidelines. He felt that he had made a stupid mistake and it was better to leave Yao Ming on the sidelines and fight with them. In fact, it was Yang Rui's momentum that overwhelmed him. He was jealous and afraid, so he unconsciously chose conservative tactics.

The Clippers attacked, Curry dribbled to the frontcourt, Griffin pulled out to cover, and the players spread out. The distance of this cover is very far, just past the center circle, and it was arranged by Yang Rui.

Curry changed direction and accelerated to get rid of Deron. He stopped one meter from the right three-point line and quickly shot. Favors did not expect him to shoot from such a distance, and the shot was too fast. It was like a random throw without taking off to block the shot. .

When the basketball flew toward the basket, Favors couldn't believe it was true. On the Nets, it was impossible for outside players to play like this.

Isn't this a key goal? Did he just throw it out like this? Too hasty?

He turned around and saw the ball flying into the basket...

I wipe it, is this even okay? !

Curry only played 30 minutes today. In the last quarter, he cheated and silenced the entire arena with one ball. The 11-point gap was erased.

Stevens did not make any more substitutions. Replacing Evans immediately would hurt morale even more and would be tantamount to admitting that this was a mistake.

Deron dribbled the ball to the frontcourt, controlled the rhythm, and the players were spread out. The two insiders were preparing to grab rebounds in the low post, and the swingman was also preparing to catch and shoot from the side, creating a lot of space for Deron in the middle, one-on-one. Curry.

In the last 6 seconds, Deron changed direction and broke through, but failed to get rid of Curry. He was soft and passed the move to Joe Johnson on the right.

Deron attracted much attention when he joined the Nets, but he often had the embarrassing situation of not daring to take key shots at critical moments. This was the case last season. The team is far behind, and when he needs to shoot a three-pointer, he will "humbly" pass it to Yao Ming.

Joe Johnson didn't have time to think too much. He feinted and then changed direction. He took a step inside the right three-point line to meet Battier for a mid-range shot, ignoring the interference of the eye seal and hitting! 110 to 112.

Joe Johnson's ability to make key shots is superior to most stars. He is a wonder in the NBA, and his hit rate on key shots is higher than usual. If he were dissected now, people would find that his heart was as big as that of a cow.

The Clippers quickly completed an attack. After the pick-and-roll, Griffin received the ball in the middle, broke through with the ball, and forced a layup. Favors interfered and missed the ball. Evans grabbed the backcourt rebound.

Griffin signaled the referee to stop, but the referee ignored him at all. This is the Nets' home court.

Deron controlled the ball and pressed the time, with only 29 seconds left. As long as he controlled the rhythm and failed to make a shot, the Nets would also take the initiative and have a great chance of winning.

This time Deron didn't pass the ball and almost used up 24 seconds. He pulled up a three-pointer from the middle and missed the basket due to Curry's interference. Griffin got the rebound and took two steps to Curry.

There is no dead ball on the court, and only players can call a timeout. By this time, Griffin's brain was so hot that he forgot about the timeout. Evans followed Griffin and blocked the breakout route.

Griffin failed to pass the ball, Curry was also entangled by Deron, and Griffin hurriedly distributed the ball to Danny Green.

Green received the ball in the frontcourt with only 3 seconds left. He changed direction and quickly took three steps to the right. With only 1 second left, he had no time to think or look for his teammates. He jumped up with all his strength and faced Joe Johnson. Three points, shot the ball.

Joe Johnson is a floor player, and his defensive prediction was very accurate this time. He jumped with all his strength to block the shot but still failed to get it.

Green also felt very good today, so Yang Rui almost kept him on the field in the final quarter, letting Korver sit on the bench. The ball drew a wonderful arc. When it was in the air, the final whistle sounded, and the ball hit the net hollowly! 113 to 112.

Green was stunned when he made this shot. He had no time to aim and threw the ball to the basket based on instinct. Today, he proved that he is not Huang Ama!

The Clippers players rushed towards him together. Griffin wanted to have a chest bump with Green to celebrate, but he jumped too high. Green was in a daze and did not jump. Griffin had to dodge in the air instead and almost fell to his butt. Push Green to the ground.

Yu Jia sighed: "This game was so exciting. The Clippers finally reversed the Nets with Danny Green's buzzer-beater and maintained their winning streak. Tonight belongs to Curry and Green!"