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Chapter 181 Horror Deduction Ability
Such a wonderful game between the Suns and the Rockets even overshadowed the upcoming matchup between Jordan and the Pacers.

Just as people were reminiscing about this soul-stirring epic battle, the game between the Bulls and the Pacers had already begun.

Jordan, who obviously didn't do his best in the first round of the playoffs, started the scoring mode at the beginning of the game.

Listening to the reminder from the system that Jordan directly activates the dual talent skills, Davis laughed.

Anna, who was in Davis' arms, looked at him strangely.

"Look, honey, the Pacers are in trouble."

At the beginning of the game, Jordan showed his unparalleled offensive and defensive dominance.

On the offensive end, he scored 10 points in a row, and there was nothing he could do about Reggie Miller.

In DeWeese's view, Jordan's current post-up inside already has the shadow of the three-game period in his previous life and later.

Coupled with his athletic ability that has not yet begun to decline, Davis believes that the Jordan in front of him is even more terrifying than the Jordan in 93 in his previous life.

On the defensive end, Jordan even contributed a steal and a block, stopping the Pacers in the opening 3 minutes.

Looking at the 10-2 score in front of him, Pacers head coach Larry Brown is going crazy.

He has always been an old-school head coach known for his defense, and it is not his strong point to train the team's offense.

But there was such a player who regarded his hard-working defense as nothing and scoring as easy as drinking water, and Larry Brown felt his head was buzzing.

But he has nothing to do, he can only arrange to double-team Jordan.

But simple double-teaming has no effect. After all, the Pacers are not the Pistons of the year, and they can use Jordan's law to lock him in a cage.

What's more, Jordan is not the Jordan of the year.

After being double-teamed, Jordan did not face the defense of the two men, but silently put more energy on the defensive end.

Because he knew that someone would come forward.

Sure enough, next, the Bulls' offense was taken over by Pippen.

Pippen, who is also in his prime, can be said to be the league's No. [-] small forward when Bird has retired, Wilkins is old, and the rookie has not yet grown up. He is the first player to bring the term point forward to the table.

In Pippen's mode of individual scoring and team organization, although the Bulls are not as unstoppable as Jordan's offense, they pay more attention to the cooperation of the whole team.

If the Bulls in Jordan's offense were a sledgehammer, no matter what is blocking you, I just need to smash it down hard, and it will be over when it is smashed.

Then the Bulls led by Pippen are like a sword, looking for the opponent's flaws, and then stabbing them fiercely.

Larry Brown was even more melancholy.

How much he would like to have one more player like the four major centers under his hands.

Oh no, Mourning is fine.

If it doesn't work, give me Mutombo.

Unfortunately neither.

So Larry Brown could only watch in despair as the Bulls continued to thrive offensively under Pippen's leadership.

He didn't dare to let go of the double-teaming of Jordan. If he dared to let a person defend Jordan, Jordan would teach the Pacers how to behave in an instant.

If you can't stop the offense, your team's offense can be stronger.

But the Pacers can't even do a smooth offense.

Can you imagine how terrifying it would be for Jordan to give up offense and defend with all his might?

That's not death entanglement anymore, it's like binding your whole body with the silk spun by spider essence.

If you are targeted by Jordan, then congratulations, you are almost a useless person.

At the end of the first half, the Pacers stared blankly at the scoreboard above their heads.

And the famous big heart, classmate Reggie Miller, is almost being suspected by Jordan.

The Bulls didn't score much, scoring only 50 points in the half.

But the Pacers only scored 29 points in the first half.

Davis smiled and watched the situation in the first half of the game develop as he imagined. From time to time, he lowered his head and talked to Anna. Anna curled up in Davis's arms like a kitten, enjoying the rare leisure time between the two of them.

However, gradually, Anna noticed that Davis's brows were slowly wrinkled.

She stretched out her beautiful fingers, trying to help Davis smooth the wrinkles between his brows.

Davis slowly calmed down under Anna's caress.

"What's the matter?" Anna asked curiously seeing Davis's suddenly serious expression.

"Honey, have you ever seen a Jordan who gave up the offense after being double-teamed and went all out to defend?"

Anna thought for a while, as if she had never seen Jordan who dared not attack because of a small double-team.

"No." Speaking of this, Anna's expression turned into confusion when it was related to the situation in the first half of the game.

When it comes to deducing the impact of a team's tactical changes, Davis feels that there is no one in this world that can surpass this beautiful girl in his arms.

Anna did not disappoint Davis either.

"If the Bulls adopt this tactic, the Pacers' chances of winning are basically zero."

DeWeese, who was too lazy to use his brain, looked at Anna, quietly waiting for her to continue talking.

"In other words, the Bulls, no, Jordan, want to win too much. The Pacers are facing a completely unsolvable problem. The Bulls made the choice to maximize their strength in lineup." Anna sorted out her thoughts and continued to say to Davis.

In the huge living room, apart from the sound from the TV, only Anna's voice remained.

"After you told me that Jordan almost retired, I made a deduction out of curiosity. How far can Pippen, who leads the team with a single core, lead the Bulls?"

Davis became curious instantly, because he remembered Pippen's team leadership results this season clearly in his previous life.

"How much is Pippen's average per game?" Davis asked Anna curiously.

"What I didn't expect was that after deduction, Pippen can get an average of about 21+8+6 data per game under the condition of single-core leadership. This data is already very amazing."

Davis secretly sighed inwardly.

"What about the record of the Bulls?"

"It's about the first round to the second round of the playoffs. If you play well, it's not impossible to enter the conference finals, but it's basically impossible to go further, unless Pippen can break through his upper limit again, but now it seems that Pippen's ability has reached his upper limit."

Davis bowed his head and kissed Anna.

"Honey, you are really amazing."

In the season when Jordan retired, Pippen led the team with a single core, averaging 22 points, 8.6 rebounds and 5.6 assists per game, leading the Bulls to a record of 55 wins and 27 losses, and finally fought 7 games with the Knicks in the Eastern half of the game, and finally lost in the tiebreaker.

It means that Anna relied on her own deduction to basically restore the situation of the Bulls after the lack of Jordan.

(End of this chapter)