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Chapter 278 Chapter 270 Eight targets the Kings' bench bandits!

Game time to the first 6 minutes, the first sit still is Adelman.

Bobby Jackson is far worse than Mike Bibby in terms of organization and defense.

Arenas was on top of him, playing a phenomenal performance.

The general is just a sophomore, and arguably the second-worst player in the Suns starting lineup.

In the end, how could such a sophomore play like he was about to destroy the Kings?
Glancing at the bench, the only point guard left is Damon Jones, a fringe man.

No way, substitutions are impossible.

In addition, the Princeton system is running on the court, and there is not much demand for the head coach's on-the-spot response.

He could only stand on the sidelines with his arms crossed and put pressure on the players on the field.

On the court, Weber understood what the head coach meant. He suddenly exerted strength and singled out Marion with the ball in a row. Taking advantage of his height, he frequently attacked and scored.

After being pinched, he didn't stick to the ball, and assisted Stojakovic with the ball, and hit a three-pointer from the open.

The Kings played an 8-4 shock wave and seemed to be on the rise.

The attack is very brave!
In other words, playing against the Kings does not seem to be a good choice.

On the coach's bench, Li Mu sat calmly, unmoved by the situation on the court.

The Kings' offense was fierce, as expected.

The league is one of the best, and it was made with real guns and knives.

Therefore, solving the king's golden starting lineup has never been Li Mu's place to break the game.

Li Mu aimed at the Kings' bench bandits.

That's the key to the Suns winning.

The starting lineup, just need to drag them down.

Besides, no matter how good the Kings' offense is, it will be difficult to kill the Suns in a quick wave.

Don't ask, the question is that their defense is too bad.

Bobby Jackson was smashed into a sieve by Arenas.

The physical advantage is too obvious. After a year of training, Arenas has obviously increased his ball.

Unfortunately, the Kings have no defensive players to wipe their ass.

The only Christie who could defend was held back by Hill. In order to lock Hill up, he could no longer care about others.

The inside line is useless again...

Divac's weight became more and more uncontrollable, and his functions deteriorated with age, and he didn't even seem to move.

In addition, Stoudemire runs at the speed of a guard. With his physical fitness, I don't know if he can make it to the third quarter.

The explosion of the Kings failed to open the score.

After the first quarter, the score was 35 to 32, and the Kings took a 3-point lead.

In the second quarter of the game, Li Mu listened to D'Antoni's suggestion and played the main force, but replaced Hardaway with Joe Johnson.

The Kings side, Adelman step by step, removed Divac, Webber and Bobby Jackson, replaced by Damon Jones, Turkoglu and Pat Garrity.

In the second quarter of the game, the Suns took the lead.

Arenas continued to break through, easily tearing through Damon Jones' defense, breaking into the restricted area like no man's land.

When Garrity and Turkoglu recovered, the basketball had been sent into the sky by Arenas.

Immediately afterwards, Stoudemire's alley-oop sent the basketball into the basket.

With Divac off the field, the Kings' inside line became even more empty.

34 to 35! !
The king attacked, and Jones was forced to control the ball. Fortunately, Christie could also control the ball to the frontcourt and pass the ball to Turkoglu.

Continue to pass the ball until the time is counting down, Stojakovic receives the basketball openly, and then throws the basketball...

Bang-dang-!
The Suns' mobility is very strong, and the open position is instantly switched.

Marion's supplementary defense was timely and missed the shot interference.

Stoudemire took off the rebound and quickly passed the ball to Hill, who dribbled one step, jumped up, and threw the ball with both hands to the frontcourt.

Arenas pushed forward, hit the ground with a bang, and sent the ball to the penalty area.

Joe Johnson rushed to catch the ball, jumped up and made a dunk.

"Suns run, easy Joe Johnson scored two.

There is too much difference in talent, the gap is visible to the naked eye, but the Suns are still playing the main force, and the Kings' defense is even more unstoppable. "

"The Suns scored and achieved a lead!"

36 to 35! !
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(End of this chapter)