You are the pearl, Mo Mengchen

Chapter 674 Thank you for your generosity
After three quarters, Mo Mengchen's statistics were 24 points, 10 rebounds, 12 assists and 9 steals.

He's one steal away from a great quadruple-double.

The precious thing about these 9 steals is that all of his steals were from O'Neal, and none of the steals came from other Lakers players.

Although one of him and O'Neal is outside and the other is inside, but in tonight's game, his performance completely beat his opponent, and his 9 steals of the opponent's pass are more like a proof.

Who is the real MVP?

Scores, statistics, and the results have all been made public.

79 is better than 68
The Lakers are 11 points behind, and there is still a quarter of the game, and the gap is not too big to be irreversible. They will continue to play with all their main players.

Mo Mengchen will continue to play, he has a chance to impact history.

Before the final quarter, Vinier Johnson said: "In the history of the Finals, no one has ever been so close to a quadruple double."

"There is no doubt that we are witnessing great history." Kenny Smith said.

As a veteran Mo Chui, I was very reserved tonight: "Don't worry, let's move on. Maybe Mo will still only have 9 steals by the end of the game?"

What does winning a quadruple double mean to Mo Mengchen?
A glorious statistic left O'Neill speechless. At the same time, he won 25 attribute points.

He had a performance close to a quadruple-double before, but he didn't get a quadruple-double in the end. This time is the highest stage in the NBA. If he wins a quadruple-double tonight.

He will accomplish three things.

The first quadruple-double in his career and the first quadruple-double in the finals and the first quadruple-double in the finals.

Ironically, with this calculation, the return of a quadruple-double is almost the same as the return of winning the MVP.

Because when he became the MVP, the return of attribute points was also 25.

So, according to the logic of the system, a quadruple-double is equivalent to an MVP?

What a data-obsessed bad system.

But this is also understandable, because since detailed statistics are available, no one has ever had a quadruple-double in the Finals.As strong as Jordan, as comprehensive as Magician and Bird, they have not handed over similar data. The ancient Lord of the Rings and Big Dipper are both lacking in technical statistics, so it is difficult to verify whether they have ever won a quadruple double in the finals.Therefore, if Mo Mengchen gets a quadruple-double tonight, he will be the first player to get a quadruple-double in the finals since the post-merger era.

The achievement of a single quadruple-double in a single game is only 5 attribute points. What really pays off is the two unprecedented achievements of the first player in a quadruple-double in the finals and the quadruple-double in a single game in the finals.

And, only this time.

These achievements can only be completed once. If Mo Mengchen continues to get a quadruple-double in the finals next time, he will not complete any achievements. The next quadruple-double achievement is "three times in his career to get a quadruple-double". He won his first quadruple-double in [-], and the next quadruple-double achievement can be said to be in the foreseeable future.

It seems that the official hard honors are more valuable. Even if you complete the relevant achievements, as long as you can get the honors, you will have corresponding rewards. The harder the honors, the more rewards.

Mo Mengchen's attention was shifted to the game, and now he has to stop daydreaming and put all his attention on the field.

If you can't get a quadruple-double, the above YY is meaningless.

Tonight, O'Neal's turnovers have reached 11 times, and he is still playing in the finals. In name, he shares the single-game turnover record in the history of the Lakers with the Magician, but in terms of damage to the team, he is definitely the bigger one.

So far, O'Neal's statistics are not bad - 16 points, 12 rebounds and 3 assists. If you don't look at the shocking turnovers behind, he is at most not active enough to attack tonight.

In any case, O'Neill just hoped not to be intercepted by Mo Mengchen.

Mo Mengchen claimed to cut him off 10 times in the first quarter, and now it has reached 9 times. He never wants the other party to honor this rubbish talk.

As long as the game is over and the opponent doesn't steal 10 goals from him, even if he is extremely close to this number, it will be considered a breach of promise.

Thinking about this quarter clearly, O'Neal became very active, passing the ball was no longer an option for him, and getting the ball was to slap it hard into the penalty area.

He played so recklessly and forcefully, but it produced unexpected results.

A two-handed dunk from another person scored Wallace's fifth foul.

At the beginning of the fourth quarter, Big Ben was backed by five fouls, and he had to be careful every time he defended.

Unfortunately, O'Nealga missed the penalty and failed to continue to reduce the score.

70 is better than 79
Mo Mengchen was not in a hurry, anyway, he only needed to cut off again, and he could wait patiently.

O'Neal is definitely more anxious than him, because they are behind and he is playing badly. As long as the Lakers lose tonight, he will definitely be bombarded by the media before Game 2 starts.

He made too much talk in front of the media before, and his content was consistent with "I am much better than Dor.Mo", but tonight's performance is completely opposite to what he said.

Mo Mengchen didn't need to do too much. The Lakers' defense had changed slightly. He only needed to call a pick-and-roll and then split the ball.

Alan Houston took a chance from the outside and shot a three-pointer. Kobe didn't defend in time, and saw the three-pointer fly over his head and shoot through the net.

82 is better than 70
The difference is only going to get bigger.

O'Neal held the ball and glanced at Mo Mengchen in front of him. Before the Lakers double-teamed, Fisher led Mo Mengchen past him.

Now, the weak side has completely become O'Neal's one-on-one slaughterhouse.

In this case, even if double-teamed, he can handle it with ease.

Mo Mengchen looked back, this was an opportunity, but his reaction was slow, O'Neal took the lead, squeezed away the defense forcefully, and scored a dunk.

72 is better than 82
Finally, O'Neal's score broke 20.

His stats have gotten better, but it doesn't help the game, so the offense can't win. He needs to play more aggressively to cause damage.

In the frontcourt, the maze pick-and-roll appeared again.

O'Neal stared at the frontcourt with blurred eyes, not knowing what to do. In a blink of an eye, he saw Wallace pulled to the top position, and his side was like a staircase, setting up three pick-and-rolls.

This is already the tenth serial pick-and-roll he has seen tonight. The Pistons' pick-and-roll is unfathomable, and there are many ways to change it. Moreover, it seems that no matter how they change, they will not disrupt their original deployment.

Hill ran along the crossing line, immediately disassembled after the pick-and-roll, each settled down, and Mo Mengchen handed over the ball to Hill.

There is an open road in front of Devil Mountain. He immediately dribbles through, attracting O'Neal's help defense to come to him. No one notices that Ben Wallace is cutting in from the big shark's blind spot.

Just like the moment when a fire burns out, O'Neill can see the whole truth.

He jumps into the air with Hill and watches as he transitions from a shot to a pass for Wallace who cuts inside.

The guy who has no offensive ability is the most dangerous opponent at the moment, and O'Neal has been unable to stop the opponent.

With a dunk facing the air defense, Wallace made another contribution to the team.

84 is better than 72
"Shaq can't do anything about Detroit's pick and roll!"

"I think Detroit has played a lot of pick-and-rolls in the regular season, but each time it feels different. It doesn't look like a temporary tactic, but like a mature system."

This is indeed a mature system, which Westphal specially prepared for O'Neill.

The core of maze tactics is multiple pick-and-rolls, but the pick-and-roll personnel are changeable. Except for the ball handler, everyone else can be a pick-and-roll player and an off-ball screener. Chaos, there are 32 pick-and-roll methods in the whole set of tactics, and there are as many as 124 tactical interweaving lines around it. Everyone has their own responsibilities. It is quite troublesome for the players to complete such a pick-and-roll. How to move around, except for Rashid, no other insider has fully understood the essence of tactics.

However, compared to these, what surprised Westphal even more was Mo Mengchen's absorption of this pick-and-roll tactic.

He is the commander of the team. He needs to be proficient in the whole system, familiar with everyone's positions, and clearly and unmistakably memorize 124 tactical interweaving lines. Most people can't remember so many.

But he can.

"Maze tactics have only one core." Westphal looked at the young man who kept surprising him, "That is Dor.Mo."

Only by truly integrating the essence of tactics can maze tactics have unrivaled power.

After halftime, the Pistons played the maze tactic countless times, and every time they beat the Lakers dizzy.

Without Mo Mengchen's calm command and clear thinking, it would have been impossible to do it.

It will take at least two games for the Lakers to crack this tactic. If they don't have enough patience, they may still be beaten by the maze tactic until the series is over.

Once again, the Lakers started the triangle offense.

O'Neal came to the strong side, and Kobe stood at the top of the arc waiting to receive the ball.

Fisher, as before, ran to O'Neill's position.

O'Neal holds the ball in his hands, staring at Mo Mengchen all the time, as long as he has any changes before he bypasses himself, he can pass the ball to Fisher at any time to let him attack the basket.

Any fan will feel familiar with O'Neal's position.

That was Malone's position before Jordan completed the shot of the century, exactly the same.

Mo Mengchen tonight, like Jordan, bypassed the catcher, stopped suddenly, turned around, and approached like a ghost.

Shark's teammates didn't even have time to make a sound reminder.

"Snapped!"

"Dor.Mo's tenth steal of the night!"

"Quadruple-double in a single game, he made history!"

The teammates rushed forward, and Mo Mengchen made a long pass from a long distance, leading them to rush forward.

O'Neill's eyes were full of anger, as if he wanted to knock down Mo Mengchen.

Mo Mengchen liked his current rebellious appearance very much.

"I said I would cut you off ten times, but in the end I cut you off ten times." As soon as Mo Mengchen's voice fell, the teammates in front of him had already completed their counterattack, and the point difference continued to widen. The first victory in the finals, "But I still want to say, thank you for your generosity."

(End of this chapter)