NBA: Miracle Workers

Chapter 338 Times have changed (7700 words chapter)
On May 2004, 5, in G22 of the Eastern Conference Finals, the Pistons encountered a lot of trouble after the game started.

Head coach Larry Brown resolutely defended on the upper line and prevented Li You from holding the ball too much to initiate a pick-and-roll.

The famous coach firmly believes that the Pistons can contain the Knicks' offense with their excellent frame protection ability.

The defensive end has always adhered to the formulated game strategy. After the offensive end continued to hit the ground running at the beginning, Hamilton and Wallace started to help the team score points through pick-and-rolls near the elbow area.

With 3 minutes and 01 seconds left in the first quarter, head coach Larry Brown was completely unable to sit still. The game was worse than he expected.

In the offensive round, Hamilton continuously slipped across the baseline and failed to get a chance to catch and shoot. Finally, he bounced to the left elbow area and completed a hand-off with Wallace.

Laga Bell, who came on as a substitute, was naturally chasing after Hamilton and immediately squeezed past Hamilton when he received the ball.

After struggling for most of the quarter, the Pistons' offense relied more on local two-on-two.

Wallace immediately bounced out after sending the pass and came to the three-point line on the left wing early. Kurt Thomas noticed that his teammate was not out of position, so he naturally moved to help defend.

Hamilton dribbled to the free throw line and felt the defensive pressure on his side. He suddenly stopped with the ball in his right hand, then immediately returned the ball, and then accelerated towards the three-point line.

Laga Bell had no time to complain and continued to chase after the back pass. Wallace once again completed the hand-to-hand pass and made a screen. After delaying the defense, he immediately moved to the elbow area.

Hamilton, who was holding the ball in his left hand, caught the ball and went straight to the basket. Laga Bell, who was chasing after him, was a beat slower. He saw his opponent suddenly stopped and feinted the ball near the baseline on the left side, and subconsciously jumped to block the shot.

Getting out of the way of the defense, Hamilton paused, used the time difference to twist his body, and succeeded in a mid-range jumper!

14:24. Although this repeated hand-to-hand is simple, it is very effective.

"Shh!"

After being beaten by his opponent in multiple consecutive rounds, boos erupted in the arena again.

Although he was still behind by double digits, as Hamilton responded one after another, Wallace's mood also rose, and he shouted excitedly and high-fived his teammates in celebration.

Wallace, who was in high spirits, retreated to the half-time defense and no longer followed the established defensive strategy. When he saw Kurt Thomas running outside the three-point line to cover early, he also moved to improve his defensive position.

Although the head coach yelled from the sidelines, the players on the field no longer insisted on zone defense at the end of the first quarter, and Billups even began to lead the defense from the midline position.

Seeing the movement behind him, Billups stayed close to him, trying to squeeze through the screen as soon as possible.

Li You, who was holding the ball in his right hand, did not wait for his teammates to stand still, leaned on the defense and pretended to accelerate, and then quickly changed direction in front of him.

Billups, who almost cut the ball, secretly cried out that it was a pity. When he wanted to twist and slide again, he realized that his defensive line was blocked by Kurt Thomas.
The beautiful shaking made the arena noisy. Wallace, who was in high spirits, suddenly found that his teammates were out of position and hurriedly moved forward in an attempt to delay Li You.

The moment he broke away from the defense, Li You, who switched to his left hand, did not break through immediately. He paused slightly and took advantage of Wallace to pounce on him with his teeth and claws bared, and then he accelerated his speed.

Seeing Li You accelerating, Wallace quickly adjusted his body's center of gravity. The left wing was close to the three-point line. Li You suddenly stopped, destroying the opponent's center of gravity.

Taking advantage of the opponent's moment of hesitation, Li You suddenly increased his stride, and when he stepped forward with his right foot, he happened to bump into Wallace's arms.

Before he could react too much, Wallace could only watch as Li You suddenly took a step back after the collision.

When Li You retreated to the left sideline, Wallace pounced on him again, leaping high to try to block the shot.

It's just that Li You drifted to the left and back when he shot, and also increased the arc, so that Wallace, who was struggling to defend, could only watch the basketball pass his fingertips in the air.

After struggling to block the shot, Wallace completely lost control of his body, twisted around hard, and finally knocked down Li You. The two fell to the sideline almost at the same time.

"Lee! On the dance floor!"

In the ESPN commentary box, Nessler saw Li You shaking continuously, and while the referee blew the whistle, he shouted again:
"OH——! He got it!"

"Wow!"

The cheers almost broke through the arena. Wallace lost all emotion when he saw Li You being pulled up. He scored 4 points and the Pistons would most likely have to chase for two rounds.
"Damn three-pointers!"

Standing next to the paint area, Wallace couldn't hold himself any longer and cursed twice to vent his frustration.

"MVP! MVP! MVP!"

Li You stood on the free throw line, and the shouts rang out again. As the extra free throw was made, Larry Brown on the sidelines also subconsciously glanced at the score.

14:28, the score difference suddenly widened again
When the Pistons attacked again, Hamilton quickly slipped across the baseline from left to right.

Billups at the top of the arc was interfered by Li You and failed to pass the ball immediately. He quickly turned to his left hand and then gave the ball to Hamilton who continued to move to the free throw line.

The latter caught the ball and immediately released the ball with his left hand. Relying on Laga Bell who was chasing him, he threw a one-handed shot with his left hand in the paint area!
Hamilton tried to use a physical collision to cause a foul, but the referee did not say anything. Larry Brown on the sidelines complained excitedly to the linesman:
"Hey! This is a foul! You can't pretend you didn't see it!"

The staggering Hamilton didn't hear the whistle and wanted to ask for an explanation, but Gasol, who collected the rebound under the basket, threw the ball to Li You early.

After catching the ball, Li You continued to accelerate along the right sideline. Billups loudly called for his teammates to retreat while also sliding quickly.

Okur, who came on as a substitute for the Pistons, delayed his return to defense at the end. When Li You came to the right wing, the opponent had just passed the center line.

Close to the three-point line, Li You suddenly stopped with the ball in his right hand, blasted the ball vigorously on the spot, and pulled back with his hips.

With a sudden stop, Billups quickly stopped. Li You, who switched to his left hand, straightened his body, then quickly dribbled the ball with his hips, and accelerated again with his shoulders down.

He stopped suddenly and started sliding desperately to the left and back. Billups barely maintained his defensive position. Li You just buried his head and rushed forward, not caring about the defense on his side.

When Okur returned to the paint area directly in front of the basket, Li You, on the other side, near the lower right side of the basket, hung on Billups and jumped.

Colliding the defense in the air, Li You grabbed the ball with his right hand and quickly threw the ball toward the backboard!
"Bang!" The basketball hit the board and went into the basket.

After landing, Billups couldn't stand upright and sat on the floor under the basket. He looked at the bottom line referee, opened his mouth but could not speak.

"Wonderful transition attack! Lee's strong layup scored another 2 points!"

"The Pistons had a problem with their retreat. Okur, who came off the bench, didn't seem to be able to keep up with the rhythm of the game."

In the commentary box, Bill Walton mentioned the Pistons' substitutions again. He always insisted that even if Ben Wallace didn't feel good tonight, he shouldn't make early substitutions.

The point difference was widened again. When the Pistons attacked, Billups gave the ball to Okur in the low post on the left early.

The latter turned towards the baseline after continuous hits, and finally relied on Gasol's throw, and was about to commit a foul.

After two free throws were made, it helped the team stabilize the situation. The Knicks took the opportunity to make substitutions, with Mutombo and Stoudemire coming on.

"Let's go Knicks!."

Quickly moving through the half court, Li You noticed that his opponent was still man-to-man defense, and immediately leaned on Billups who was coming up to defend.

While protecting the ball sideways, Li You, who was holding the ball in his right hand, suddenly turned around quickly.

Stoudemire came to the three-point line early and set a false screen. When Li You held the ball with his left hand and accelerated the breakthrough, he quickly followed suit.

There was some hesitation to follow Wallace who came out of defense. Stoudemire was very fast and his teammates didn't seem to be out of position.

Wallace, who was stuck at the left elbow, had just moved back, trying to stay between Li You and Stoudemire. The next second he saw the basketball suddenly appeared in front of him, he immediately paused and stopped. .

At the three-point line, Li You suddenly pushed the ball and changed direction. The basketball fell in front of Wallace. He scooped up the ball with his right hand and swung the ball forward while swinging his body to the right.

Li You twisted his body and squeezed past Wallace and went straight to the basket. Billups, who was chasing behind him, almost hit his teammates.

Seeing Li You break through to the lower right side of the basket, Billups loudly reminded Wallace to slide quickly and jump high!
Li You, who was in the air, noticed Wallace's movements, grabbed the ball with his left hand and pulled back his arm, while dodging backwards with his body.

In the end, Wallace's right arm hit Li You's forearm, and the basketball flew toward the backboard without much impact.

"squeak!"

"Bang!"

The ball went in after the buzzer sounded, and the basketball went hollow into the net after a high rebound.

Realizing that he had received his second personal foul, Wallace punched in frustration. Since switching to man-to-man defense, Li You always chased him.
Billups looked helplessly at the head coach, trying to get instructions, but Larry Brown was helpless at this time.

Standing on the free throw line, Li You also smiled when he saw Wallace walking to the sideline. Of course he wanted to consume the opponent's main scorer.

At 16:33, with the extra free throw, the point difference was widened again.

In the last two rounds, Williams also caused a foul on Artest, stood on the free throw line, and made two free throws to narrow the gap.

With Billups and Hamilton double-teaming Li You in advance, right wing Raja Bell hit a three-pointer, and the first quarter ended.

At 18:33, the point difference was still within a controllable range, but everyone on the Pistons walking to the bench showed little energy. In the end, Li You scored consecutive points, causing huge psychological damage to several people on the court:
"How should we play this game?"

Head coach Larry Brown also saw the doubts in the players' minds.

In zone defense, Li You squatted in the corner from time to time and directed his teammates to play the ball. The Knicks played step by step;
Using man-to-man defense and seizing the opportunity, Li You attacked Billups and Wallace, making consecutive free throws and scoring points.

Several members of the Pistons coaching staff could only follow suit. No one was blind. Li You's speed and physical fitness were much higher than everyone else. The Knicks played superstar basketball.
After playing the first quarter, Hamilton made 8 of 5 shots and 1 of 0 from beyond the arc, scoring a team-high 10 points;
Billups made 3 of 0, 1 of 0 from beyond the arc, and scored zero points;
The Pistons scored 10 points in the second half.
Also playing the first quarter, Li You made 8 of 6, 3 of 2 from beyond the arc, and 4 of 4 free throws, scoring 18 points efficiently.

In terms of technical statistics, Li You is the best, and in the commentary box, Nessler and Bill Walton can’t play:

"In the second half of the game, the Pistons should stick to their defensive strategy. For a period of time, their defense has worked."

Nessler feels that his partner has become a loser, and he previously said that he should defend man-to-man:

"Hamilton performed very well on the offensive end and relied on his personal ability to hold up the game."

"He needs more help and the Pistons have to fix their offensive issues."

The two analyzed it, but in the end they couldn't give much advice.

On the Knicks bench, Li You took the towel from Barnes and briefly wiped the sweat from his head.

On the defensive end, Billups is worse than Kidd. This is a gap in game experience, but the Pistons' second line of defense is better than the Nets.

In assisting inside defense, Wallace and Ben are much better than Martin and Collins. The biggest gap between the two sides lies in defensive positioning.

In this regard, Li You also spent some careful thought, and he had to always pay attention to assisting in defense when breaking through.

Artest was complaining in a low voice about the opponent's cover at this time, and the partial two-on-two between Wallace and Hamilton was not easy to defend.

As long as the cover quality is good, Hamilton can find opportunities.

"Opponents aren't going to hit those difficult jumpers all the time. Run the ball and don't let them complete the defensive matchup in time."

D'Antoni, who was sitting in front of everyone, didn't give much instructions. Apart from too few transition attacks, he was very satisfied with tonight's game.

During the rotation phase, the Pistons' backcourt became Mike James and Lynch Hunter, and the frontcourt trio consisted of Darwin Hamm, Ben Wallace, and Okur.

The Detroit Free Press called the Pistons' backcourt a "bulldog combination," and they really gave the Pacers a lot of trouble in the Eastern Conference semifinals.

However, when encountering the Knicks, the results on both ends of the offense and defense were not ideal. After all, there was no old man here.
The Knicks rotated extensively and had a double-digit lead, allowing the bench to hold on for at least 3 minutes.

Unexpectedly, as the game progressed, both sides went back and forth, fighting continuously.

Big Ben had just blocked the little Knight's breakthrough layup. The Pistons failed to convert the attack. Okur's strong attack at the basket was also blocked by Mutombo.

Stoudemire made a strong breakthrough to the basket in the left block, but was interfered by Ben again;
Looking back, Ham made a breakthrough and missed the layup under the basket.
It wasn't until Okur scored 2 points on a tip-in under the basket that Prince feinted the ball on the right wing, got rid of Hamm's defense, and hit a long two-point jumper. The two sides broke the scoring drought.

At 20:35, with 8 minutes and 15 seconds left in the half, the two teams suddenly entered a state of novice pecking each other.

The Pistons lack a main scorer, and the little Knight of the Knicks cannot organize an effective offense and always falls into individual singles.

Ben showed his DPOY ability at this time, and he did a very good job of restricting Stoudemire in the pick-and-roll.

Head coach Larry Brown on the sidelines felt that the game had returned to the rhythm he was familiar with, but looking at the score difference, the joy that had just surged disappeared again.

Coach D'Antoni did not ask for a timeout and continued to watch the two sides with a smile.

The Pistons took the lead in making substitution adjustments, and Hamilton appeared again. In the following rounds, consecutive fouls destroyed Stoudemire's strong attack, and the Pistons once again showed iron-blooded defense.

However, Hamm and Ben made sudden mistakes on the offensive end, which prevented the Pistons from seizing the opportunity to chase points.

With 7 minutes and 02 seconds left in the half, taking advantage of Stoudemire's free throw, the two sides began to regain their main lineup.

At 22:37, half of the game was almost over. The game was lively, with both sides scoring 4 points.
Laga Bell, who returned to the bench, was in a bad mood. Everyone in the Knicks wanted to be in the starting lineup.

Li You leads the bench, and many times other players can get open opportunities, and everyone can easily harvest data.

Stoudemire was not happy either. The score that he expected to be able to chop up melons and vegetables did not appear. Instead, he let the opposite Ben Wallace show off his face.

When the director showed the camera to the benches on both sides, both sides looked grim.
The main lineup returned. In the arena, the New York fans stopped watching the fun and started shouting loudly along with the DJ:
"Defense!."

Wallace began to take the initiative to ask for the ball in the low post, and no longer used high pick-and-rolls like in the first quarter.

When receiving the ball in the low post on the left, everyone in the Pistons opened up one after another. Wallace released the ball with his right hand and continued to rely on the ball. Kurt Thomas hit the ball behind him.

Although he made a correct defensive prediction, Wallace, who turned to the baseline, took advantage of the time difference and deceived the defense after feinting. Kurt Thomas immediately pulled his opponent and disrupted the offense.

"Damn it! You can't defend me, you can only foul me!"

Wallace yelled as he walked to the free throw line. Kurt Thomas put his hands on his hips and smiled. He stood by the paint area and leaned on his knees and turned his head and joked:
"Man, you can keep playing singles and lose to us by 20 points."

"I bet you will lose 25+ tonight, I bet $1000."

"Fake Squid!"

"Go home and nurse!"

Due to his height, Kurt Thomas could only foul when his opponent squeezed to the basket. However, when guarding the ball, Wallace was also made uncomfortable by going around and making small moves.

The two exchanged words and were quickly warned by the referee. Regarding Wallace, the referees were strictly guarded in these two games. There was a conflict in the Eastern Conference semifinals, and the league was very dissatisfied with this.

In a state of excitement, Wallace missed his second free throw. Gasol and Ben pulled the ball away. Kurt Thomas saw the opportunity and easily protected the backboard.

Wallace, who retreated on defense, continued to curse, and when he saw some fans in the front row grinning, he became even more angry.

The Pistons changed their defensive strategy again. After Li You dribbled the ball through half court, Williams immediately cooperated with Billups to double-team in advance.

On the left wing, when Artest received a pass from Li You far away from the three-point line, Ben quickly rotated to help defend.

At this time, Wallace was defending one against two at the basket. Kurt Thomas immediately moved to the free throw line, and Williams switched defense in time.

Artest, who broke through with the ball in his left hand, did not choose to pass the ball, but relied on the defense to drive straight to the basket.

In the end, the shot with his left hand was interfered by Big Ben, and the basketball hit the board and came out of the frame.

Gasol hit the rebound. Before Wallace could take off twice to protect the backboard, Kurt Thomas quickly followed up and grabbed the offensive rebound.

Williams tried to cut the ball, but Kurt Thomas was very calm and immediately threw the ball outside the three-point line, and the basketball returned to Li You's hands.

Taking advantage of the huddle under the basket with no one to defend him, Li You immediately released the ball with his left hand after receiving the ball. Faced with Billups' defense, he lowered his center of gravity and quickly dribbled with his hips.

The moment he switched to his right hand, Li You dribbled the ball behind his back while his body swayed to the left and forward.

Billups subconsciously moved to the right. Li You, who was close to the three-point line, first paused slightly, and then changed his direction significantly.

Billups, who interfered with the ball with his hands, watched the basketball fly past his fingertips and took a step laterally. Li You dodged the defense and immediately feinted with the ball at the top of the key.

Billups hurriedly jumped to defend. When he was flying in the air, he noticed that Li You didn't take off. He tried to twist his body, but it was too late.
Taking advantage of his opponent to pounce on him, Li You twisted his body and took a defensive jump shot!

"squeak!"

The referee blew the whistle, and the basketball made a slightly flat arc, hit the back edge with a bang and fell into the basket.

"Wow!"

The cheers started again. In the commentary box, Bill Walton was stunned and subconsciously praised loudly:

"Incredible! Lee felt hot from beyond the three-point line tonight and scored 4 points for the second time. This is definitely not good news for the Pistons."

When Nesler saw Billups bowing his head and saying nothing, he could only sigh:
"The Pistons also need three-pointers. With only 2 points, it will be difficult for them to narrow the point difference!"

At 23:41, Li You made a free throw, and the point difference went straight to 20 points.
The Pistons, who had difficulty scoring in sports games, began to rush in with the ball again. While getting free throws, they also began to make mistakes.

Every time Hamilton makes a smooth breakthrough after running without the ball, he wants to cause Grant Hill to foul.

However, after two free throws, the referee stopped blowing the whistle. This time, the offense went straight to the basket and dived into the defense. The ball was cut off by Hill in front of the basket.

Seeing their teammates drop the ball, the Pistons retreated quickly, but Li You counterattacked faster after catching the ball.

Crossing the midline, Li You kept accelerating with the ball in his right hand. Against Billups' defense, Li You drove straight into the basket from the right wing.

In the right block, Li You suddenly circled the ball behind his back while he was moving. The moment he switched to his left hand, he leaned on the defense and jumped.

Near the lower right side of the basket, Li You combined the ball and pretended to pick the basket with his left hand. Hamilton, who was quickly chasing behind, and Billups beside him jumped to block the shot.

The ball was thrown behind the head in the air. As soon as the two took off, Li You distributed the ball to Grant Hill who was following up from behind.

The latter caught the ball and jumped with both feet in the paint area right in front of the basket, grabbing the ball with his left hand and dunking with one arm!
After hitting the ball, there is a high probability that there will be a transition attack. Although he stood on the free throw line continuously, head coach Larry Brown on the sidelines found that the point difference was gradually widening.

After being double-teamed frequently, Li You handed over the ball after halftime. Gasol passed the ball in the block for several rounds, or handed Hill a hand and cut to the basket, or simply faced the frame and attacked in singles. .

The strong attack under the basket was not effective. When Gasol received the ball in the right block, he immediately turned around and attacked the frame. After a simple test step, he suddenly succeeded in a pull-up jump shot.

Ben heard the cheers in his ears and smashed the ball depressedly when he served from the baseline.

With 1 minute and 17 seconds left in the half, Billups finally hit the first sports goal of the game with the help of Wallace's screen on the right elbow.

There was no sound from the Pistons' bench, and the atmosphere team seemed to have lost control. Even Larry Brown was no longer shouting orders and was sitting in his seat expressionlessly.

In the Knicks' offensive round, Billups followed Li You to the left corner.

Noticing Gasol receiving the ball in the left block, Billups quickly focused his attention on Li You.

Accelerate and start, quickly move up the line, close to the left wing, Li You makes an emergency stop and runs back again, Gasol completes the pass tacitly.

Billups, who raised his hands high, did not complete the steal. Li You jumped up to catch the ball and landed near the left sideline. He protected the ball on the left side of his body and took a quick test step with his right foot.

Continuously giving physical confrontation, Billups raised his left forearm, trying to sense the movement.

With his center of gravity lowered, Li You noticed that there was no one to defend him. After quickly sweeping the ball, he suddenly released the ball with his left hand. After blasting the ball on the spot, he quickly retreated and drifted to the left to shoot a jump shot!

The basketball was still in the air, and Li You smiled and turned around to retreat.

"Whoa!" The three-pointer hit the net.

The fans in the front row stood up and clapped and cheered continuously. Billups stayed on the spot, looking at the basket with his hands on his hips, and finally lowered his head to catch the ball on the baseline.

Speeding up the offensive rhythm, Hamilton received the ball in the right block and drifted to the left to complete a mid-range jumper.

Looking back, there was a hand-to-hand coordination on the line, Gasol sent a pass, and Li You hit a long-range three-pointer from the right wing.

Before Billups, who jumped to block the shot, had time to be happy, Li You suddenly started and just picked up a long rebound in the right block.

Billups, who was a little slow to react, chased after him, and Li You, who collected the rebound, pretended to break through with the ball in his right hand.

Sensing the pursuit behind him, Li You took the initiative to slow down, leaned against the defense and then suddenly stopped, took a step sideways, and drifted toward the baseline to complete a fadeaway jumper!

Seemingly losing his cool, Billups threw Li You to the ground.

He fell to the ground, turned his head to look at the frame, and watched the basketball go hollow into the net. Billups couldn't help but widen his eyes, and then beat the floor angrily.
"MVP! MVP! MVP!"

As Li Youjia made a free throw, shouts resounded throughout the arena again.

At the last moment, Wallace attacked the basket and caused a foul on Gasol. After making two free throws, several people on the court lost their emotions.

38:59，尽管第2节比赛尼克斯队只拿了26分，但分差还是来到了20+。

首先高效发挥的汉密尔顿第二节3中1，靠着4中4的罚球拿到6分。

When walking towards the tunnel, Hamilton took off his mask and said nothing. He had done his best.

Wallace and Billups remained silent after returning to the locker room and sat silently in their seats.

In the half game, Ben was 4 for 0. Although he grabbed 8 rebounds and blocked 2 shots, he was very frustrated when he returned to the locker room.

Head coach Larry Brown looked at the dejected look of his players and could only give out chicken soup. He did not be stingy with timeouts, but timeouts could not solve the problem.

After the start of the second half, for the Pistons, Hamilton began to take shots constantly, and Billups also tried to speed up the pace of the game.

The defensive intensity of both sides began to decline. Hamilton scored consecutive points, turned around and seized the opportunity, and Li You continued to respond.

Just after succeeding in a floating jump shot in the left block, Hamilton returned to the half court and shouted to his teammates to defend.

On the right wing, Li You, holding the ball in his right hand, accelerated his breakthrough and pulled his crotch back after an emergency stop.

The shouts of his teammates had no effect. Billups' restrained defense was completely useless, and he watched Li You make a slightly backward jumper!

"Whoa!" Another three-pointer!

Li You, who was feeling hot, made everyone on the Pistons bench feel cold.

As the game progressed, Billups, who broke through the defense, began to foul again.
The Pistons worked hard to speed up, but in the end they relied on free throws to maintain their offense.

The pace of the game was fast, and Wallace ran back and forth without a chance to talk trash. He felt that the cheers in the arena were getting louder and louder. At the end of the third quarter, he walked to the bench numbly.

A single quarter was 18:28, and after three quarters, the score was 56:87. The last quarter of the game entered garbage time again.

The New York fans at the scene saw Li You starting to put on clothes and shouted "Clay-Lee" loudly.

With the current trend of the series, it will be difficult for fans to see the Knicks play in Madison Square Garden in recent times.

In the commentary box, Nessler also secretly exclaimed that it was a pity. Li You had a very good shooting touch tonight, and he also wanted to watch more:
"What a wonderful game! G3 will move to the Palace Arena of Auburn Hills and have lost two consecutive games by a huge margin. How should the Pistons adjust?"

Although the game was not over yet, Nesler acquiesced that the Knicks would win. Bill Walton took a look at the technical statistics:
出场31分钟，18中13，三分线外9中6，罚球8中8，40分5篮板7助攻1抢断1失误。

Though he was secretly shouting something outrageous, Bill Walton looked calm on the surface and smiled as he talked about the scene:

"The Pistons need to stick to defense. Lee won't always be so accurate. When they return home, they should be able to seize the opportunity!"

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On the Knicks bench, head coach D'Antoni smiled from ear to ear. He briefly spoke to the rotation lineup, then returned to his seat and whispered to Li You:

"Too few three-pointers, Lee. Don't worry about your opponent's transition offense."

"Once we start running, our advantage will be even greater!"

Li You just smiled and nodded, and then expressed his stance confidently:
"I know coach, as long as I have the opportunity, I will try more shots!"

The two laughed and chatted for a few words, and Ewing on the side was secretly speechless:

"Times have really changed!"

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