Forward to the basket

Orlando failed to continue to create miracles in the away game. They finally fell in the sixth game, and the final total score of [-] to [-] also ensured that the Pistons could once again enter the Eastern Conference finals.

Now those guys from the Magic team can only leave the playoffs stage with reluctance. What awaits them is sunshine, beaches, and all kinds of beauties in bikinis.

The vacation belonging to Orlando has already begun, even though Howard looked unwilling when he left the Palace of Auburn Hills, but for Van Gundy and his team, this season has come to an end.

Even if there is a lot of unhappiness in their hearts, they can only wait for revenge next season. In the most critical games, they made too many mistakes. Even if they lose, they can still refute.

This is the evil result of lack of experience. Even Van Gundy himself said that we lost because of our lack of experience. We lost too many points and gave our opponents too many opportunities in the handling of key balls. [

It's just that this kind of lesson can only be written in their memory. Orlando's summer vacation has already begun, and the Detroit people once again reached the Eastern Conference Finals with their usual tough style.

"Boston bumps into Detroit. Is this a repeat of last season's semifinals? Or is this the beginning of a new chapter?"

Murphy has always been very cunning, so after seeing the Celtics' opponents in the Eastern Conference Finals, he wrote such a headline on his column, and the intention is obvious, he just added fuel to the fire .

"You have to let those guys go on the court with hatred, otherwise, there will always be something missing in this game."

I'm afraid it's not just Murphy who thinks so. Many people hope that this match will have a hint of revenge, or end the magical accident.

If the Celtics want revenge, then they have to kill the Pistons viciously and reach the finals. This can be regarded as complete revenge, and it is considered to settle all the scores of last season.

Regardless of the surprises of last season, the Pistons are the winners, there is no doubt about it.

The Celtics were eliminated by the Pistons. Although after seven hard games, the Pistons did not end well.

But this feud must be settled. If the Celtics want to counterattack, they must get rid of Detroit, the stumbling block. Everyone knows that they are holding back their energy and rushing to the finals.

But now there must be another group of people who intend to sit on the sidelines and see if the Pistons' rich experience can curb the Celtics' sweep from the first round.

"Anyway, someone should give those guys a head-on blow!" This is what the Detroit media shouted out, and it also represents the thoughts of many people.

The Celtics have won eight games. Is it time for these guys to take a bite and lose a game or two?

Otherwise, how could they watch these guys win all the way to the finals?Is there really no one in the East?

If this really wins twelve games in a row, I am afraid no one will dare to face the Celtics head-to-head next season.

Now those who are watching the excitement are hoping that the Pistons can cause trouble for Boston. It is best to knock these guys out of the clouds. If they can be eliminated directly, that is the most perfect result.

But even if Sanders's head is not sober, he will not imagine that the Pistons can easily win the Celtics. In fact, even if he reaches the Eastern Conference Finals, this guy is a little nervous.

Not to mention how difficult it is to run into the Celtics, even in the sixth game of eliminating the Magic, the Pistons played like walking on thin ice at home, and they were in a state of chasing the score in the first three quarters.

If it weren't for the Magic's sudden loss of shooting sights in the fourth quarter, the result is really hard to say. It can only be said that the Orlando lost their lead in the end, and the Pistons could come from behind.

Facing the relatively immature Magic team, they played so embarrassingly, and almost let their opponents fall in three home courts. Now Sanders dare not say that he can maintain any advantage when he encounters the Celtics. [

That's right, the Celtics were eliminated by the Pistons last season, but what does this mean?Nemesis?Are you kidding me?Now who dares to say that he is the nemesis of Boston! ?

After fighting hard for seven games last season, Sanders didn't dare to think about how hard he would be this season.

Anyway, looking at the roster of the Celtics and reviewing the videotape of their playoff games, Saunders frowned while sitting in the office.

The eight-game undefeated team is not necessarily terrible, but these eight games use two styles to destroy the opponent, which is a bit scary, and these two tactics are executed so efficiently.

The Pistons have always relied on tactics and execution to dominate the field, but now Sanders really wants to ask Rivers how he built such a tough team in one season.

Well, do we still have to fight! ?If it really compares tactics and execution, the green shirts are not afraid at all, because their execution is even better than the current Pistons!

Although he didn't mention this in front of the media, Sanders couldn't lie to himself. He knew that the Pistons were just living on their laurels. Occasionally newcomers like Stuckey came out, but the overall strength was declining.

Regarding this point, I am afraid that even the Detroit media can't avoid it. After all, this is not the period when they killed the Lakers. The five tiger generals are all there, and their physical fitness and technical status are at their peak.

Now that "Big Ben" is gone, Rasheed Wallace is also occasionally showing up in the confrontation with the Magic.

And that guy's personality is a bit procrastinated now, far less aggressive than when he was in the Trail Blazers.

In the six fights with the Magic, Rasheed Wallace's statistics are also showing a downward trend. It can be seen that the old guy's current physical condition is very average, and he is prone to fatigue under high confrontation.

The backcourt partners of Hamilton and Billups are relatively stable, and even Prince's defensive strength has been declining recently, but the thickness of the back line is obviously dominated by the Celtics.

Not to mention how fast Rondo has grown in the past two seasons, just the combination of Ray Allen, Cassel, and Hardaway is enough to cause trouble for anyone.

Especially Ray Allen, although his number of shots has been declining since he came to Boston, but this guy is far more accurate in taking advantage of open opportunities and grasping the timing of shots than when he was in the Supersonics.

It is also a pitcher who wins opportunities by walking empty-handed. Ray Allen must have an advantage over Hamilton in terms of shooting range. This guy's three-pointers at critical moments really have the ability to kill in seconds.

And even if Rondo can't take advantage of Billups, it is not so easy for Billups to eat his opponent alone, not to mention that Rivers will not allow such a scene to appear. .

The Celtics have enough bench thickness, and Rivers can make full use of this personnel advantage to fight the Pistons. As long as the Pistons dare to come on the bench, Rivers will dare to fight against the Detroiters.

Needless to say about the inside duel, Rasheed Wallace didn't want to face Chen Feng in the first place, and that kid's tough style really gave "Roaring Heavenly Venerate" a headache.

Rasheed Wallace, who is now inclined to support both offense and defense, is far less powerful and brave than he was when he was in the Trail Blazers.

Now if he is really allowed to fight Chen Feng at the basket, this old guy is really easy to lose again, and McDyess's physique is even worse. If Chen Feng can spare him half, McDyess may not be able to take advantage of it. Cheap.

But don't forget, the inside line of the Celtics, and Garnett is such a big killer. If he is fully fired, he is also a very lethal attack point. If these two guys join forces, how can they Defend?

This problem is not only bothering Sanders. In fact, many Eastern teams have nothing to do when they encounter the Celtics, because the inside confrontation really does not have the slightest advantage. [

They are also a pair of big guys who can run, jump, shoot, and shoot, how do you defend?Just stare at one?That other one is sure to blow you up.

Want to peg two?Come on, this assumption has always been untenable, okay!What team in the Eastern Conference is capable of keeping both of these guys to themselves?

Not to mention the Eagles and Cavaliers, even the Pistons with all five generals may not be able to lock down a tough combination like Chen Feng and Garnett.

What's more, the Celtics, Pierce, and Ray Allen, if you dare to shrink the inside, then the fire on the outside can beat you like a sieve.

Moreover, in addition to the strong main lineup, these guys are also fierce on the bench. Don't look at them, they are a bit old, but after a season of adjustments by Rivers, these guys are very fierce!

Especially after entering the playoffs, the accumulated advantages ahead are too great!The Celtics can use rotation tactics as much as they want, and adjust everyone's combat effectiveness to a point where they can kill people.

In the last two games of the Cavaliers, Hardaway, Webb, Perkins, Posey, these guys all played repeatedly, not only because their personal data is improving, but mainly because they can always use offense to put pressure on the opponent.

Now Sanders is facing such a situation. If he wants to crush the Celtics, he must not just use the main lineup. In addition to the five starting animals, the bench of the Celtics is also an explosion. A little bit, but with the Pistons lineup, if they really compete with Boston, they will definitely die miserable.

However, even if Sanders scratched his head again in this game, this guy can't avoid it now, so he can only bite the bullet. Facing the defeat of last season, it's just that Sanders really has no confidence this time.

Last time, it was because of the stalemate with Boston that Detroit set off a wave of wanting to fire itself.

Now I really don't know if meeting again will really become the trigger for me to dismiss get out of class.

Sanders looked at the schedule on the table, and could only sigh from the bottom of his heart, "Why can't we get around these Bostonians in the playoffs? Is this God's arrangement? It really is hell."

But what is waiting for Sanders is definitely not only a hellish arrangement, but also a group of hellish animals...