NBA's strongest prince

Chapter 90 Unstoppable

In addition to incredible passing, Russell's own strength is also growing.

The opponent's feeling is more obvious. Last time Russell's shot was not so confident. Now that he has the opportunity, he will not be ambiguous at all.

When the sun was blooming outside, they caught up with the points they were behind.

The Kings had already led by double digits at the most, but it only took a few minutes to wipe out each other when they attacked each other. The pace of the Suns was too fast.

Kings coach Rick Adelman was also depressed. He thought the playoffs would be easier this season, but he didn't expect another strong enemy to appear in the West.

Although the Kings are now competing for the top four in the Western Conference, they will not meet the Suns in the first round if they succeed or not, but the more strong teams in the Western Conference, the less likely it is that the Kings will break out of the Western Conference.

As far as this game is concerned, he is also quite distressed. The King has fully played his own advantage, but he did not expect it to be completely reflected in the score.

In fact, the sun has not been fully opened yet. Every time I meet the sun, I feel that the opponent is stronger. This kind of feeling is not good, because the strength of the king seems to be declining.

"Continue to strengthen the offense and play your own rhythm."

At halftime, both teams made pretty much the same choice.

If they fall into the rhythm of the Suns, the Kings will definitely die, but the Suns may not be at a disadvantage in the rhythm of the Kings, but the Kings have no choice. There are many surprises that they won the Suns before. The defensive end is stronger than the Kings in both aspects.

A basketball game is not about the sum of the strengths of the cards, but the stronger side is more likely to win.

"We can't have any problems in this game." Russell said to everyone in the locker room with a smile.

"Of course, if someone loses the chain in the second half, I can't spare him." Stoudemire snorted.

It is also a strong offensive team in the West, and the Suns will not be willing to compete with each other.

In the third quarter, Webber and Bibby performed very well as the starting point of the team's tactics.

Mobley and Stojakovic cooperated to become a three-pointer, while Miller basically gave up the offense and pestered Stoudemire.

Stoudemire was forced to fight inside the paint early on, but the Suns didn't suffer much offensively.

They can make Stoudemire a pick-and-roll tool man, Miller must keep up, Webber has to take care of Marion, and the King's interior must be empty.

At this time, the Suns' style of play is actually a bit similar to that of Princeton, except that they are not supported by big players.

Princeton uses big players to support them because of their vision and passing convenience, but no matter how good Webber is, he can't compare to Russell's openness, so everyone is at most [-]-[-].

Webber and Bibby were in better shape, and the Kings only bit the score.

Russell's passing is more lethal, and the Kings have nothing to do about it.

It's not just that they can't do it, the entire league has no effective way to do it.

Coach Adelman now only hopes that the team can maintain efficiency, and then seize one or two opportunities to win the game at critical moments.

It stands to reason that Weber's experience is much better than that of a rookie like Russell.

Russell's pass, no matter how you look at it, is prone to mistakes.

But now it is so unscientific, Adelman actually does not have any confidence.

It's up to people to make things happen, and the coaches on both sides have done what they should do. Now we can only see the performance of the players.

On the Sun's side, besides combat effectiveness, being young and strong is also an advantage.

Stoudemire was taken care of, but his physical strength is better than the two insiders of the Kings.

Adelman has nothing to do about this, he can only watch D'Antoni's shameless fucking main force.

The Kings don't have a backup insider who can stand up, and they will suffer from this loss.

By the end of the quarter, the efficiency of Webber and Bibby, the king's two strong points, began to decline.

Bibby has performed well enough, but power play is not his good part.

In order to target the sun, he has beaten Russell many times, and now his physical strength is not so strong.

Russell's physical fitness is average, but it's not that bad. At this time, he is actually stronger than the opponent.

The key is that his style of play is more relaxed. Taking advantage of the decline in the efficiency of the King's players, the Suns seized the opportunity to play a few quick counterattacks.

After Russell found an opportunity to hit a three-pointer, he fouled Bibby again.

On the back line, Russell's static talent is good, better than Nash, but when Bibby's physical strength declines, he becomes the one who suffers.

After halftime, the Kings found that they did not bite the score.

Although the difference is only a few points, it's nothing to an offensive team, but they are facing the Suns, who they can't defend at all.

Three points, Adelman can only hope for three points.

It's not the kind of betting to chase points, but Webb and Bibby fought a lot before, and now they can't fight anymore.

Stojakovic must be mainly for three-pointers. If Marion and Stoudemire go in, they won't give it a chance. The Suns' interior defense is not that strong, but it is enough to deal with the Kings.

So the focus of their attack shifted to Stojakovic. Mobley is still a killer on the three-point line. He and the King's system are actually pretty good, but he can only score.

"Defend out, guys, they're going to shoot a three-pointer." Russell keenly felt the changes on the field.

But at this time, the Suns chose to hit the inside line steadily and steadily.

Do a good job of defense and attack the inside. The Suns are now very much like a traditional team.

However, they don't have post-ups, and D'Antoni doesn't like post-ups.

It's not necessary at this time. Receiving Russell's pass to hit the inside is the most stable means of scoring.

"Unbelievable, Russell and Iguodala's lob cooperation, Russell's pass is too unexpected, I can't imagine how anyone can pass this kind of ball. Russell got 20 assists again, and the Kings couldn't limit the whole game He, this is a very sad thing."

"Miller fouled again, there was nothing he could do, he was moving too slowly. He had fouled for the fifth time, Webb had committed four, and the Kings' paint was in jeopardy."

"There is no way, Marion breaks through Stojakovic again, Stojakovic should be tougher."

"Mobley hit a life-saving three-pointer before, but now the Kings don't have any three-pointers, and the Suns' defense can be so tight."

"Miller has a chance to score two points...Unfortunately, he didn't make a hit. He is now a point that the Suns don't pay much attention to. If he can make a shot, the Kings still have a chance."

"Webber's low post singles, the king has nothing to do... Hey, it still didn't hit."

The King's home commentator sighed again and again. As time dwindled, the King was getting farther and farther away from victory.

With the last half minute, Russell controlled the time and passed Iguodala for a layup at the last moment, and the Kings had lost their chance.

(End of this chapter)