NBA: Opening Template Atsushi Murasakibara

Warriors ball.

After Nash crossed halftime, Bryant moved and came to the three-point line to receive the ball.

Kobe Bryant received the ball and attracted the double team of Reggie Miller and Rose.

The two defended tightly, and Kobe couldn't break through.

Du Qi moved inside and Kobe passed the ball to Du Qi.

Du Qi ran to receive the pass and continued to run to the right after receiving the ball.

Schmitz ran quickly to defend.

Du Qi braked suddenly and dribbled to the left. Schmitz was shaken and did not keep up with Du Qi.

After turning to get rid of Schmitz, Du Qi rushed forward, jumped, and dunked.

The basketball is dug into the basket by Du Qi.

Du Qi, who dunked the goal, showed a happy smile.

Schmitz on the other side was not happy.

Two consecutive defensive failures made Schmitz somewhat annoyed.

Schmitz's defensive attitude is actually very positive, but his slow pace and thin body doom him to be unable to become a one-man defenseman such as Mourning, Mutombo or Big Ben.

There is no other blue-collar interior partner with a certain height and weight in charge of top defense, and he cannot effectively use his height and arm length to block shots or interfere.

Du Qi's attack speed was too fast, and it was reasonable to not defend Du Qi.

The Pacers saw that the Warriors scored so well and decided to adopt some strategies.

In the next game, the Pacers strengthened Schmitz's offensive position.

Let Schmitz try his best to play the advantage of his offense, instead of consuming his physical strength and using it on defense.

The ball goes to the Pacers.

Jackson held the ball beyond the arc and passed the ball to Reggie Miller, who was closer to him.

Kobe defends with open arms inside the line.

Miller didn't want to attack inward, he held the ball in both hands and stood there looking for an opportunity to pass the ball.

Schmitz ran from the inside, bypassed Nash and Jackson, and asked for the ball outside the line.

When Schmitz received the ball, Big Ben also ran over and stood in front of Schmitz to defend.

Schmitz broke through to the left front with the ball, and Big Ben strictly defended, not allowing Schmitz to break through himself.

Not going to the left, Schmitz quickly turned to the right, and Big Ben followed closely to the right.

Big Ben was thinking, "You can run quite well, no matter if you go left or right for a while, I won't give way to you `々.""

After Schmitz took a big step to the right, he quickly retracted his foot.

Big Ben is still being pulled by inertia, and he has not retracted his feet.

Schmitz took a step back, distanced himself from Big Ben, and at the same time withdrew to the three-point line.

After the other foot was also withdrawn, Schmitz stood firm, closed the ball, aimed at the basket and shot the ball.

The basketball rolled obediently into the hoop.

The Pacers had three more points on the scoreboard.

Schmitz trotted and jumped to give Jackson a happy high five.

Warriors ball.

Nash took over the serve, and still did not pass the ball after half court.

Bryant's movement to catch the ball attracted fire, and the Pacers neglected the defense on the left half of the three-point line.

Nash rushed to the infield (money is good) with a single stride, successfully attracting firepower to himself.

Rose also ran to defend, and Bowen on the other side appeared vacant.

Nash seized the opportunity, turned quickly, passed the ball, and passed the ball to Bowen.

Bowen layup with the ball was blocked by Davis.

Bowen strode to the left, bypassing Davis.

Just as he was about to lift and throw the basketball, Schmitz jumped up in front of Bowen, stretched out his hand, and slapped the ball off Bowen's hand.