Lin Yu was not in a hurry. He played a round of soy sauce and passed the ball to Rashard Lewis. Lewis made a mid-range shot that was not a chance and missed.

The Spurs got a chance to reduce the score.

But they also didn't grasp the offensive change brought about by James White's appearance. The Spurs' offense was equivalent to four-on-five.

Although Bowen's situation on the court is very similar, Bowen at least still has an unstable three-pointer.

Lewis's defense was freed, and the Spurs' Parker and Duncan's cooperation had no effect. Duncan hit a mid-range shot, giving the Cavaliers a chance to counterattack.

Lin Yu received the ball and quickly sprinted to the frontcourt. James White followed, but while Lin Yu was sprinting, he suddenly got into trouble and made a sudden change of direction and retreated to one side.

James White was like a mindless defender, still retreating to defend mindlessly. By the time Lin Yu stepped back for a mid-range shot, he had no way to make up for it and interfere with Lin Yu's shot.

With a swish sound, the basketball went into the basket. The Spurs failed to narrow the score, but the Cavaliers further widened the score gap.

With this goal, Lin Yu found a way to break through James White's defense.

Facing a mindless defender, a smart offensive player can always find an opportunity to score.

After the Spurs' timeout, the Cavaliers' offensive rhythm quickly picked up. The game was just like Kenny Smith predicted. At the end of the half, the score gap widened to 22 points.

At the moment when the timer buzzed at halftime, Charles Barkley could no longer restrain himself: "With a score gap of 22 points, at halftime, China Lin had already scored 25 points, 7 rebounds and 8 rebounds.

Assisting and making 2 steals in a 48-minute game can be considered a gorgeous personal data."

"The game has lost its suspense. China's Lin, who broke out into Linsanity mode, is too scary. The San Antonio Spurs did not lose to the Cleveland Cavaliers and China's Lin, but lost to Linsanity..."

In the second half of the game, the Spurs were still looking for opportunities, but at the beginning of the third quarter, James and Lin Yu combined, and the Spurs' defensive pressure increased.

Of course, it was Lin Yu who put more pressure on him. In the words of Charles Barkley: "Chinese Lin performed so well. He was omnipotent in this game, including mid-range singles and long-range shooting.

We also saw the organization of the offense and even LeBron James's signature breakthrough pass."
Chapter completed!