The Warriors are a team that is very good at playing in the third quarter.

For them, the first half was like a warm-up, making the feel and state warm, moving their bodies, and then giving the opponent a fatal blow in the critical third quarter.

Then, in the fourth quarter, you can drag the time to slowly bring the game to the moment when the final whistle sounds.

This season, the Warriors will end their opponents in this way.

In the first half, the Kings made a very sharp attack.

Except for Li Liang who is almost always on the offensive end, everyone else is contributing his own strength.

The morale of the team can be said to be quite strong.

The offense led by D'Antoni has always been like this, with the whole people participating and the momentum is full of momentum. If combined with Li Liang's sudden death, it would be simply unstoppable.

In the last 12-game winning streak, the Kings crushed their opponents with tide attacks.

Especially in the face of some weak teams, the Bees' defense disrupts the offense. Generally, when they hit the second quarter, their opponent's offense is in chaos and various mistakes begin to occur.

Rondo instigated the team's counterattack, one wave after another, directly defeating the opponent.

The king's counterattack was not quite the same as the sun back then.

The sun has the son of the wind, and highlights a fast one.

The king's counterattack was not fast, and it felt like Rondo passed the half slowly.

But the King will launch a sudden attack, and in the half, like a venomous snake, use three-pointers and breakthroughs to quickly find loopholes to attack opponents.

D'Antoni insisted that players should take action to solve the problem within 15 seconds unless they were absolutely necessary or at critical moments.

In this way, you can spend 7 and 8 seconds in the half, and the attack will be completed with 7 and 8 seconds left, and the opponent's foothold is not stable.

Rondo should be considered the only classic point guards in the league at present, and puts the position pass first (he also needs to know how to shoot).

Rondo's positional battle pass level is stronger than a quick counterattack.

His passing speed is not fast, but it is very accurate, and he has a deep understanding of the prediction and tactical movement.

In the second quarter, the Kings stabilized their position after surviving the Warriors' second lineup led by James.

Always suppressing the Warriors and took a 64:52 lead in the first half.

Being 12 points behind in the first half is a very rare season for the Warriors.

The Warriors' offense was actually pretty good, but the defense was beaten by the king.

The Warriors are still using the defensive routine of cutting the pass route, and they control the opponent's pass route very well.

But tonight, Rondo used accurate positional passes to tear open the Warriors' defense.

Not to mention, Li Liang transformed into an efficient scoring machine and scored 25 points in the first half.

It is hard for the king to lead.

In the third quarter, the Warriors' counterattack began.

Pachulia first fought for consecutive frontcourt rebounds at the basket, and made a layup to cause Cousins ​​to foul.

penalty.

Li Liang calculated in his heart that this was Cousins' third foul.

There are three fouls in the third quarter, and Cousins ​​will not dare to foul the next one.

This is a bad sign.

Pachulia made both free throws, while Cousins ​​cursed with Curry on the side.

Curry just rushed to the basket and was blocked by Cousins.

Both sides began to look at each other and were a little disliked. Cousins ​​was teased by Curry twice in the first half, and revenge was caused in the second half.

On the defensive end, the Warriors made changes.

Let Green defend Cousins ​​and Pachulia pull out to help defend the outside line.

He got up to Cousins, Green held Cousins ​​behind him, and Cousins ​​turned around and rushed to the basket.

As a result, the layup was pressed down by James at the basket!

Cousins ​​picked up the ball and scored a tip-in, but the referee blew the whistle and blew James and Cousins ​​to compete for the ball.

Cousins ​​was so angry that he almost took out his braces and smashed them to the referee, but fortunately Li Liang came over to stop him.

At the beginning of this third quarter, Cousins' mentality was a little confused.

This guy is obviously a little overly excited.

While competing for the ball, Cousins ​​transferred the ball.

But Curry snatched the ball.

Green pushed back and gave Pachulia a quick drop.

Pachulia received the ball, avoided Li Liang's defense, and made a layup easily.

The Warriors chased four points in a row.

The Warriors enhanced their oppressiveness against the ball in the third quarter, and at the same time assisted in defense, the rotation began to strengthen.

James went to the inside to assist in defense many times and cut off the Kings' passing route.

Rondo's mistakes began to increase in the third quarter.

But Tucker hit a high three-pointer in the third minute, breaking the Kings' scoring drought.

But the Warriors immediately reunited with color outside the three-point line.

James made a counterattack and made a three-pointer from a very long distance!

Hit.

In recent years, in order to fight against Li Liang, James has become more and more diligent in three-point shooting.

His shooting distance is getting farther and farther away, and at the same time, he has improved his shooting posture, making it easier to take action.

I can only say that wherever there is oppression, there is resistance.

Once the Warriors' three-pointer was opened, the attack was quite terrible.

Correspondingly, their transmission and cutting were also opened.

James and Green assisted Klay Thompson in succession to cut the basket.

Cousins ​​dared not foul, which led to the relaxed and pleasant cut.

With 6 minutes left in the third quarter, Curry continuously changed directions from the outside, and made a three-pointer from the top of the arc in the middle!

The two sides tied at 72:72!

The third quarter was halfway through, and the Kings only scored a pitiful 8 points.

The Warriors' defensive transfer is really effective. Thompson is used to defend Li Liang, and Pachulia comes out to assist in defense.

Pachulia's defensive level is average, but there are quite a lot of small movements on her hands and feet.

In high-intensity and high-speed competitions, a small action has a considerable impact on the players.

Just like a car on a highway, a slight scratch may be a major accident.

As he fought, Li Liang became angry.

In an attack, he broke through and killed the basket and gave Pachulia an elbow.

The Warriors really have a way to choose centers. They specialize in finding such white hooligan centers to do dirty and tiring work for Curry, Thompson and others on the outside. I wonder if Cole has learned from the Pistons in the 1980s.

This elbow opened Pachulia's eyebrow bone and blood flowed out.

Although Li Liang made a layup, the referee still called a foul.

I also took a technical foul.

Li Liang called for a pause, but after the pause came back, the situation did not improve.

The Warriors' state has been played out.

Thompson, James, and Curry made consecutive three-pointers, and the more they hit, the more they opened.

On the Kings' side, Li Liang, as the head coach, was in a bad mood, let alone other players.

The king's state is particularly like the Clippers.

This is the case with the Clippers' matches with the Warriors in the past two years, and they are difficult to solve and even have a slight advantage in the first half.

After playing in the third quarter of the second half, he was beaten so hard that his nose was swollen and his face was swollen, and then his mentality collapsed.

The Warriors team scored very quickly, and they defeated their opponents with just one wave of impact.

In the third quarter, the Warriors played a super attack wave, with a score of 42:20 in a single quarter, from 12 points behind in the first half to 10 points.

The accumulated advantages in the first half were instantly wiped out.

Li Liang, who scored 25 points in the first half, only scored 5 points in the third quarter.

The Warriors' defense is quite successful.
Chapter completed!