Curry is different.

First of all, Curry has strong offensive capabilities. Whether it is a three-pointer or a breakthrough to the basket, Curry is very sure.

Secondly, Curry's passing vision is very good, and his teammates have benefited a lot from it.

More importantly, even if Curry doesn't have the ball in his hands, he can still open up space for his teammates!

Who dares to let Curry take a step away?

Are you looking for death?

This effect is completely different from Howard's.

It is for these reasons that although the Magic team looks very strong, Deng Fang is not afraid.

First, attack as you wish!

Howard can take the ball in the paint and play alone. Lopez can hit him if he can, but if he can't, he just fouls.

When the number of fouls reaches the limit, switch to Jordan!

If it doesn't work anymore, Turiaf will come up and give it a try.

Of course, it doesn't mean that Howard fouls as soon as he gets the ball.

Let him dribble in and squeeze!

Lopez pushed hard and then pulled back.

See if you dare to hit with all your strength!

If you use too much force, you will either knock down Lopez or fall down!

If you don't dare to exert too much force, you won't get to the basket quickly.

As long as Howard dribbles the ball more than three times, the Warriors will double attack!

Anyway, your dribbling is not good, and your passing is even worse!

It’s almost enough if you don’t say that you will lose it three times!

Do you want to take action after taking two steps in?

casual!

Projectile, hook or mid-range shot, it’s up to you!

I admit it!

If you want to dunk directly, there is no way!

Even with foul tactics, 18 fouls by three people is enough!

If Howard doesn't take the ball and play with his back, but picks and rolls with the defender, then he can bypass the defense.

Jameer Nelson has not fully recovered and will not be able to play today.

Turkoglu left, and the best pick-and-roll player with Howard is no longer there.

Nelson is replaced by white chocolate Jason Williams, who is 34 years old this year and is too old.

Moreover, White Chocolate has never been known for its shooting, and three-pointers have never been its strong point.

For a player who mainly passes the ball, just let him shoot!

Don’t be afraid if you put in one, it doesn’t matter if you put in two!

Even if you let him throw in a dozen, and he throws them to death, it doesn't matter!

That is a small probability event!

Deng Fang would let Nash shoot even when playing against the Suns, let alone White Chocolate.

Nash's shooting is historic, many times better than white chocolate!

As for the others, Carter still has some assist ability.

However, Carter is mainly a scorer, and his assists are not very strong.

In short, dunks cannot be given casually.

If you really can't stand it, Howard will foul!

In a pick-and-roll, the ball handler can stop and shoot, but passing the ball cannot.

The Warriors dare to defend like this. In addition to Deng Fang's understanding of Warcraft, the main reason is that the Warriors are not afraid of any team compared to shooting.

You are one star with four stars, we are one star with five stars!

The Warrior star is the best shooter!

Who has more space?

Who cast more accurately?

Anyone with eyesight can see this.

Even if Lopez goes down and is replaced by Jordan, Curry and his pick-and-roll are far more powerful than World of Warcraft and White Chocolate's pick-and-roll!

In the final analysis, who has the ball is more important!

Do you dare to let Curry go in a pick-and-roll between Curry and DeAndre Jordan?

If you don't dare to let go, you can't go around Jordan. How to defend against Jordan's dunk down the line?

Assist in defense?

Sorry, the Warriors are already ready on the perimeter.

Switch defense?

Isn't Curry going to kill Howard?

Howard defends the interior well and is top-notch in helping and blocking shots, but it's really not good for him to defend smaller defenders.

No matter how hard you try to prevent it, you will get annoyed and drink a cup of poison no matter what.

The progress of the game was pretty much as expected.

Halfway through the first quarter, Lopez took a break after committing two fouls, and the Warriors replaced Jordan.

The Magic kept hitting the ball inside in an attempt to slow down the pace of the game.

Warcraft Howard scored two goals in the paint, was also called for an offensive foul, and made two free throws out of four.

The 10 points were all the Magic scored in 5 minutes, with Howard scoring 6 points alone.

The other 4 points were scored by Carter.

Lopez of the Warriors made 3 three-pointers alone!

Lopez has been feeling good lately and has a high three-point shooting percentage.

A big man came out and shot a three-pointer, causing Howard on the opposite side to suffer.

As long as Howard comes out, the Warriors will keep attacking the inside.

The Warriors scored 18 points in five minutes!

The Warriors' offensive power continued unabated after adding DeAndre Jordan.

The Magic still couldn't guard against Curry's pick-and-roll.

Soon, at the end of the first quarter, the score between the two teams became 37:21.

The Warriors lead by 16 points.

The Magic replaced Howard in the second quarter, and the team's offense began to flow much more smoothly.

However, the Warriors' offense is still fierce.

There's no way, the Magic's bench strength is a bit weak.

Matt Barnes is a role player and has no independent offensive ability.

Anthony Johnson is worse than Barnes.

Redick's three-pointers are quite accurate, but he is a pure shooter and cannot create shooting opportunities on his own.

As soon as the white chocolate goes away, Reddick becomes useless.

Gortat has the same problem.

The Warriors' bench was strong and well-trained, and it only took a few minutes to open the score to 25 points.

There was no other way, so Van Gundy had to change into the starting lineup.

The game went very quickly.

At halftime, the score between the two teams became 74:46!

The Warriors ended the first half with a 28-point lead!

Oracle Arena once again became a sea of ​​joy.
To be continued...