NBA’s aging star system

Seeing that the team was so embarrassed for a moment, Bill had no choice but to come out and run to the three-point line to catch the ball.

As soon as Bill received the ball here, Su Tian immediately came up with death. This kind of defensive intensity and awareness was something Bill had never seen before.

But Bill also protected the ball and was not easily stolen, and then began to call his teammates for pick-and-rolls.

Bill tried to use a pick-and-roll to get rid of Su Tian. Bill used the pick-and-roll to break through inside.

But Bill only found a little space for attack and could not completely get rid of Su Tian. Su Tian followed Bill closely.

While resisting Su Tian's interference, Bill came to the basket with the ball. At this time, Bill had no chance to pass the ball and could only force a layup.

As expected, Bill's forced layup was interfered with, and the basketball was in trouble.

Su Tian turned around and grabbed the rebound, then turned around and charged forward.

Bill was half a beat too slow to react and failed to catch up in time. Su Tian took the lead and got to the basket and made an easy layup.

32-27

The Cavaliers continued to widen the point difference, and Tyronn Lue nodded frequently as he watched from the sidelines.

The ball possession changed and the Wizards continued to organize the offense.

Sessions continued to advance with the ball.

In fact, Ramon Sessions is still a relatively strong player. At his peak, he could almost get 15+5 data, but now he is in a period of decline.

This season, Sessions can only score 9 points, 3 assists and 2 rebounds, which is a lot of decline.

Sessions, who came to the frontcourt, continued to look for Bill, but obviously under Su Tian's death entanglement, it was difficult for Bill to get a good offensive opportunity.

Sessions is also having a hard time. The declining veteran encounters the energetic Dellavedova, which is also very difficult.

So Sessions had to seek the help of other teammates and call his teammates to play pick-and-roll cooperation.

Markieff Morris ran the pick-and-roll and used the pick-and-roll Sessions to break through.

But Dellavedova quickly got around the pick-and-roll and re-tangled himself.

Sessions' confrontation was fruitless. He stopped and started quickly to get a little space to shoot, and quickly stopped and shot a jump shot.

Although he had room to shoot, it also messed up Sessions' own rhythm. He took a shot and failed to hit.

Love grabbed the rebound and passed the ball to Su Tian.

Su Tian slowly advanced to the frontcourt with the ball, waiting for his teammates to move.

When the time was right, Su Tian began to call Love to pick and roll, as if he was teaching pick and roll to the newly arrived Sessions, using Love's pick and roll to break through inside.

Bill kept up with Su Tian who was holding the ball at a speed without the ball, but Su Tian easily rushed all the way to the basket, directly European-stepped for a layup, and made an easy hit.

34-27

The score difference came to 7 points, and the Cavaliers' advantage was fully demonstrated.

This time the Wizards served again, and Bill held the ball directly from the backcourt and advanced by himself.

But whether with or without the ball, Bill cannot escape Su Tian's control.

Bill came to the frontcourt and faced Su Tian's defense. Su Tian directly strengthened Bill and made a death entanglement shot.

Bill kept changing his rhythm, barely holding on to the ball, and started calling his teammates for pick-and-rolls.

With the help of the pick-and-roll, Bill gained a little space and shot a three-pointer directly.

Swah——

Fortunately, Bill hit the net with a three-pointer.

34-30

Although this three-pointer hit the net, the gap between the two sides is still visible to the naked eye.

The next few rounds further proved this theory. The Wizards' offense became stagnant, while the Cavaliers' offense remained smooth under the leadership of Su Tian.

At the end of the second quarter, the score reached 61-50, with the Cavaliers leading the Wizards by 11 points.

During the intermission, Su Tiandu felt that he was not very tired, and he obviously still had reservations.

In the third quarter, the Cavaliers continued to adjust their personnel. Su Tian took a rest and Irving came on to lead the team.

The lineup on the field became Irving, Jr. Smith, Richard Jefferson, Channing Frye, and Thompson.

The Wizards also replaced Wall on the court, and Bill went to rest.

Although Wall's current offensive ability is not weak, compared with Irving, it is still a little behind.

What's more, the Cavaliers' lineup is also better equipped than the Wizards.

So in the third quarter, which seemed evenly matched, the Cavaliers actually had the initiative.

Irving plays like a fish out of water on the court, relaxed and in control, making people think about it, as if they are seeing the future superstar of the league.

Soon, the third quarter ended, with the score reaching 87-71, and the Cavaliers' lead reached 16 points.

Seeing that they were leading so much at the end of the third quarter, Tyronn Lue asked Irving to take a break, and once again sent the backcourt combination of Dellavedova and Su Tian to play the first half of the fourth quarter.

Soon, the fourth quarter started and Su Tian came on the court.

The first possession of the ball was given to the Cavaliers. Dellavedova advanced to the frontcourt with the ball and gave the ball to Su Tian.

Su Tian faced Bill again with the ball.

Bill was taught a lesson by Su Tian this time. Bill's field goal percentage was only 30%, and he was suppressed by Su Tian in all aspects.

Now in the fourth quarter, Bill wants to save face.

But it turns out that the more you expect something, the more it backfires.

What's more, it was Su Tian who started the king of the final quarter in the fourth quarter.

I saw Su Tian taking the first step directly, breaking through from Bill's right side to the inside. Only the first step of the start crossed Bill's defense line, and later left Bill behind.

Bill could only turn around and chase him. Although he could no longer catch up, he at least had to show his attitude.

Su Tian rode Juechen to the basket. At this time, there was Gortat guarding the Wizards' basket, but Gortat was not a center who was good at defense.

So Su Tian directly used a European step to get rid of Gortat's defense, and easily hit a layup.

89-71

The score difference continues to widen.

The ball possession changed and it was the Wizards' turn to attack.

Wall advanced with the ball, but was blocked by Dellavedova just after halftime, and the two began a constant game of confrontation.

It took some time before Wall took the ball to a position one step beyond the three-point line, and was tightly entangled by Dellavedova.

At this time, Bill was also running around the field, trying to find a space to catch the ball. However, Su Tian not only had a bonus buff on his ability, but also recovered his physical strength. It was impossible for Bill to escape from Su Tian's palm.

Wall saw that Bill was also very embarrassed, so he called Gortat to pick and roll.

With the help of the pick-and-roll, Wall found a breakthrough space, accelerated directly to the start, and rushed to the basket. Dellavedova quickly followed up to pursue the defense.

The two struggled all the way to the basket, and Wall shot directly for a layup. After all, Dellavedova was a beat slower and failed to interfere, and Wall made a layup.

89-73

Although Wall went through all the hardships to score this goal, in Su Tian's view, the Wizards were just prolonging his suffering.

The ball possession changed, Dellavedova continued to advance with the ball and gave the ball to Su Tian.

Su Tian held the ball outside the three-point line this time, and the three threats started, calling Love to pick and roll, and used the pick and roll to break through inside.

Bill was definitely not as fast as Su Tian at this moment, so he had no choice but to turn around and chase him.