November 3, Oracle Arena.

0203 NBA regular season third game, the Suns vs. the Warriors.

Arenas was intercepted by Li Mu, and the Warriors responded very easily. In the second round pick in 2001, Vol Watson was selected. After finding that Watson could not play, he renewed Muchbrick's contract with a basic salary, allowing Breluck, who was about to retire, to play for one year.

This person is a little older. He is 1.83 meters tall and has a great defensive skills. He defends one team twice and second team four times, and has been selected into the All-Star lineup.

In addition, Earboykins, who is 1.65 meters tall, was picked up as a substitute.

The Warriors line up the starting lineup of Brelock, Jason Richardson, Murphy, Jamison and Danpeer.

In 2002, Mike Dunleavy, a Tanhualang, was unable to adapt to the pace of the NBA because of his poor physical confrontation and could only play as a substitute.

The Suns started with 5 Tigers, Arenas, Hill, Hardaway, Marion and Sir.

At the beginning of the game, Arenas continued to strengthen Turbrec.

Brelock was very uncomfortable when he suddenly felt aged.

The defensive technique that he once proud of was shattered by Arenas' impact.

In Li Mu's previous life, the reason why Brelock retired early was because he could not beat Arenas in the competition among the Warriors.

Arenas stepped on this person to take over.

In theory, if Brelock is a few years younger, he can be regarded as the strongest player in the Warriors' defense.

Even if I can't stand it, the others will be given a question.

Boykins is 1 meter 65, Watson is 1 meter 85.

After all, the Warriors have never thought of defending well, and they also like to fight for offense, rush up and run and bomb, and raise the offensive rhythm very quickly.

This is simply a traitor!

You chose it!

The Suns play very comfortably in this offensive rhythm and can fully display their physical talents.

The game was just the first quarter of the game.

The rest of the game time was just a formality.

The Warriors don’t like to spend money, and players who can play are all selected through draft picks.

But the Warriors are not willing to spend money to keep people. Any player who plays will not be left in the lineup if they ask for too high prices.

As the leader, Sumisen was still a little bit of a sense of interest. Under Marbury's control, the offense was completely extinguished.

The defense cannot be stopped, the offense cannot be played, the game is completely one-sided, the score is 136 to 103.

The Suns beat the Warriors with 33 points and achieved three consecutive victories in the new season.

Arenas bombed 31 points, 8 assists and 4 rebounds, and performed very well.

November 5, the West American Stadium.

In the fourth game of the regular season, the Suns faced the Pistons who came to challenge at home.

During the offseason, the Pistons exchanged Jerry Starkhouse for the Maskman Hamilton to officially enter the pace of reconstruction.

only…

Billups was poached.

Ben Wallace was robbed.

Prince was intercepted.

Oku was also lost.

Head coach Rick Carlisle is very strong. Last season, he entered the playoffs as a dark horse.

At the beginning of the game, Carlisle held a bad hand and still played against the Suns in the first half.

However, in the second half, Hill stood up and began the dominant game.

The Pistons' mastermind used three-pointers, breakthroughs, assists, mid-range shots, and baskets... countless offensive players beat Hamilton, which was a waste of time.

Without Billups' feeding, Hamilton could run, and offense would be of no use.

Score 118:100.

The Suns defeated the Pistons with an advantage of 18 points and achieved four consecutive victories in the new season.

Hill scored 35 points, 7 assists and 5 rebounds, showing his all-round offensive talent.

November 6, the West American Stadium.

The Suns face the Bucks back to back at home.

Speaking of the offseason, the Bucks sent one of the "three muskets" and once the team's boss Glenn Robinson was sent away, and exchanged Tony Cukkochi from the Hawks.

Ray Allen had a falling out with the team's management and rumors of being traded were rumored.

The Bucks were tough and poached Michael Reed from the Magic, and seemed to be ready to send Ray Allen away.

The Bucks' starting lineup looks very good, point guard Cassel, point guard Reed, small forward Ray Allen, power forward Tony Cukoc, and center Tim Thomas.

The Suns started with the five Tigers, Arenas, Hill, Hardaway, Marion and Sir.

The game began. In the jump ball, Sir jumped very strongly and defeated Thomas to get the first attack for the Suns.

Arenas dribbled to the frontcourt and dribbled continuously under his crotch, changing direction, accelerating and breaking through to the inside.

Kassel moved slowly, and he was not good at defending speed players, so he had to fight and retreat. Thomas and Kukochi rushed out and formed a double ghost shot.

Arenas drew the ball and made a two-point jump shot.

0 to 2!!

"Too hard!!" Barkley praised: "Alinas also has the characteristics of a super player.

One word, it’s do it!

You can say he is unreasonable, but he can score points."

"Next, the Bucks attacked, and Kassel slowly controlled the ball to the frontcourt, and the back hit Arenas was not impressed. Ray Allen ran over from the side..."

Kassel had great vision. While passing the ball to Ray Allen, he blocked Hardaway with his body.

Receive the ball, turn around, lift the ball, jump shot, shoot...

The whole action was flowing, without any extra.

The shooting posture is like a textbook standard.

The shooting posture is standard, and the shooting rate is generally not bad.

Swish—!

Ray Allen made a precise three-pointer.

3 to 2!!

"The Bucks actually want to let Ray Allen go?" Smith shook his head and said: "In the field of three-point shooting, Ray Allen is definitely at the historical level.

In this era, there is still bias towards three-point shooting and is believed to be just an auxiliary.

I can only say that Ray Allen was born in the wrong era…”

Suns offense.

The Bucks returned to defense very quickly, and Arenas did not make a strong breakthrough.

Sla came out to make a cover and passed the ball to Hill.

Arenas cut into the inside and played UCLA offensive tactics.

On the side, Hill played the ball and singled out Reed.

Lift the ball and flick it, dribble down with one step, start, accelerate...

Reed's defense was not top-notch, and Hill easily passed it clean.

A close jump shot...

Swish—!

3 to 4!!

With UCLA's offensive tactics, the Bucks' defense line seemed to be divided.

It looks a bit like a triangular attack.

It is difficult for the Bucks to organize an effective combination defense.

Single defense is easily defeated by the Suns' star lineup.

The Bucks attack.

Kassel continued to play the ball, and Reed used the side cover of Kukchi to throw away Hill. Outside the three-point line, the ball was caught and blocked the shot with his left hand...

A group of ugly shooting postures.
To be continued...