Legend Raiders

Chapter 1354 Changes in the Second Section
The Celtics tended to make normal substitutions, and the Cavaliers saw that both players and coaches frowned subconsciously.

They also expected this situation, but they didn't pay much attention to it. After all, the effect of the Celtics coming off the bench and their research on the Celtics are hardly good at doing so.

This is all caused by the impression that the Celtics usually give people. They are simply too confident in this lineup.

Even at a very critical time, the probability of the Celtics replacing the substitute is very small.

at the moment.

The Celtics kept their three starters and put their strongest weapon off the court, which is probably what the Cavaliers would love the most.

After all, they only left one core, let Kevin Love bring JR Smith and Thompson to dominate the first half of the second quarter, and let James and Irving take a rest.

The lineups on both sides are pretty much the same, one is the core insider, and the other is the outside core.

Play.

Qin Tao and Stevens got together, and according to the game in the first quarter, the two began to communicate.

Only when the core and the coach reach an agreement can the next game be played well.

If the core refuses to accept the arrangement and the coach puts pressure on tactics, it will be bad for everyone.

Simply the Celtics did a very good job of this, almost never happened, and the communication between Qin Tao and Stevens was very harmonious.

On the field.

As the whistle sounded, Isiah Thomas took the pass from veteran David West and yelled for his teammates to go with him.

The Cavaliers' response was very simple, and they settled down immediately to prevent the Celtics from stepping on the rhythm.

Because when the Celtics leave a core, they have a high probability of playing shock tactics.

This is the most effective tactic with the strongest attack power. If they don't use it, isn't that giving others points?
one more.

When there is only one core, or when there is no core at all, the Celtics often play very aggressively on both ends of the offense and defense. If there is a little carelessness, they will catch the rhythm and finally win this A section of the game.

When all the Celtics came to the frontcourt, the Cavaliers stepped forward to find their opponents.

Jokic completely suppressed Thompson's limelight because of his excellent performance in the first quarter. After the two sides began to confront each other, the temperature here seemed to rise a bit.

Especially Thompson.

He seemed to want to prove himself very much on Jokic, and he directly resisted him out of the inside line with his strength, and directly emptied the space behind him.

Jokic is also an interesting guy.

As a young player, in the face of such a "provocation", he should have given him a wave of youthful vigor, but what is strange is that Jokic is like a good old man. If you want an inside line, I will give it to you Come on, there is no resistance at all.

Thompson was so proud that he almost rapped in front of Jokic.

As the core of the team, Kevin Love is now confronting David West.

As for JR Smith, as well as other Cavaliers players, they are almost emptying the inside and fully defending the Celtics' outside.

at the same time.

The core of the Celtics, Durant, is now in contact with veteran Richard Jefferson.

honestly.

If Jefferson was five years younger, although Durant would not be restricted too much, it would be considered fun.

But now there are people in their thirties, and although they are in good condition, they really can't stand it.

With Durant's operation, Richard Jefferson was thrown away in an instant.

The veteran has performed well this season, but when he meets a superstar, he is still a bit uninteresting.

Durant didn't continue to charge, suddenly stopped suddenly, raised his hand and hit two points.

He was very stable, and he didn't have a fever. Seeing that there was no one inside the Cavaliers, he went straight in and dunked.

Easy to fight again.

The Cavaliers' play is simpler, and the only core Love becomes their offensive point.

Because of Love's style, after he came to the frontcourt, he did not choose to go directly to the inside, but floated on the outside, looking for opportunities to make shots.

have to say.

Love, who came to the Cavaliers, is completely different from him in the Timberwolves period.

At that time, Love, although he was called a data brush, but he had both inside and outside, but he was a very powerful power forward!
But after coming to the Cavaliers, it seems that because of the style of James and Irving, if he continues inside, it will cause congestion and he will not be able to play.

The style that can be gradually replaced has made Loew much criticized.

If you can shoot dead people from the outside, then almost all insiders will choose to pull out and shoot.

of course.

It is undeniable that he is very suitable for this era, but at this stage, when Qin Tao is not around, it is better to go inside and overwhelm the river.

David West's ability is still there, but it doesn't restrict him too much.

On the contrary, it was because of Love's appearance that David West, who was very physically strong, found a chance to fight in close quarters.

Love couldn't come out at the first time, and Dellavedova could only hand the ball to JR Smith first.

In their lineup, the people who can attack with the ball are nothing more than Love and Smith.

Now Thompson is playing fiercely in the paint, but that's it. Jokic is not a display, so he can only give Smith too much, or let him play directly.

Don't say it.

A nerve knife is a nerve knife.

Even though Jason Terry is really easy to bully now, he can't be bullied casually.

JR Smith launched an offense with the ball, like a sword, sharply got rid of Terry, and rushed inside with the ball.

Where's Terry?
At the moment of Smith's breakthrough, the whole person stretched his arms and stuck to it.

Terry doesn't care about elbows and knees, just to limit your speed.

Smith was restrained in an instant, his consciousness was already high, and there was an instinctive elbow on the spot.

my God!

The moment Terry was hit, it was as if he was hit by a truck and flew out while clutching his ribs.

Such a scene directly made Smith look stupid.

He admitted that he had made a small move, but Terry's reaction was too exaggerated, right?
Besides, isn't there a penalty for diving at this time?
Why is Terry still playing this hand?
But Joe Crawford's eyes were very good. He naturally saw Smith's elbow swing and blew his whistle on the spot.

After making a gesture of Smith's foul to the technical table, the old man came directly in front of Terry.

When he looked down at the injury, the old man was very interesting. He looked at him seriously and said, "Bad boy, if you let me see you next time, you will fall straight out of the arena."

Terry grinned, rubbed his ribs and said, "Joe, are you joking? I was the one who got hurt!"

cut~~
The old man rolled his eyes at him, turned around and left.

(End of this chapter)