At 8 p.m., Quick Loan Center.

The Kings and the Cavaliers game is about to start, and the noise of more than 18,000 fans is one after another. In the ESPN live broadcast seat, host Brin, guest Van Gundy, and guest Mark Jackson are discussing the highlights of the game in a hot manner.

Su Yang focused on listening to a few words: The ESPN trio mainly mentioned whether Irving could continue his strong performance with 52 points against the Pelicans. Van Gundy believes that there is no hope because the Kings' defensive pressure is 10 times stronger than the Pelicans.

The long whistle sounded in sync. Su Yang came to his senses, clapped his hands and summoned the whole team to gather around him, and said calmly: "Guys, the opportunity to create history is right in front of you. Don't keep it after the opening. Show our abilities to the whole world and make us famous!"

Curry and the others shouted and agreed. The whole team stood shoulder to shoulder, raised their right hands, clenched their fists and met them together, shouting in unison.

The short whistle sounded immediately.

The starting positions of the two teams are on the Cavaliers, Irving, Shampoo, LeBron, Love, TTT Thompson.

On the Kings, the starting lineup was specially adjusted, Curry, Brogdon, George, Antetokounmpo, and Cousins.

The noise in the stadium became more and more fierce. The announcer shouted that he would start jumping the ball, and the referee threw the ball into the air at the same time.

Bang! The basketball was forced to fly to the Kings halftime.

Curry picked up the basketball and pushed forward, and the Quick Loan Center suddenly burst into defensive shouts, rushing like a tsunami.

According to Su Yang's instructions, he moved from left to right and pretended that the bottom line was in coordination, but Curry took the ball and hit Irving again.

The main means to restrict Irving. In addition to double-teaming, actively seeking consumption on the offensive end is the King's current method. Single defense and unlimited defense switching are almost interesting. I am worried that if Irving really gets crazy, the situation will be more passive.

The fans saw that the Kings and the generals opened up the space, and it was obvious that Curry was preparing to fight one-on-one, and the boo suddenly exploded like thunder.

Curry was not affected at all. He started with three threats, pretending to make the ball step by step and hit the right side, but actually crossed and sprinted hard on the left side. He also used a jump step to steadily jump to the right waist position. Cousins ​​was already taking it, blocking Thompson with his back.

He picked the ball casually, and the basketball rebounded into the net. Curry scored two points for the Kings first, but Irving's defense was useless.

On the ESPN live broadcast seat, Van Gundy said in surprise: "This game was very interesting at the beginning. In the past, when the Cavaliers played against the Kings, powerful players would always be arranged to defend Curry. The Kings never let Curry play with the ball at the beginning..."

On-field offense and defense conversion.

The Cavaliers' three-point line was strong and weak from right to left. After Love took the ball at the top of the arc, he followed the trend and made a pick-and-roll for LeBron. However, Antetokounmpo did not hesitate to defend the breakthrough in the backcourt, allowing LeBron to choose to stop in place. Love quickly turned around and took apart.

Love's movement obviously needs to be stuck.

Antetokounmpo did not interfere with it, but just put his hands confidently around Love's waist, and set off his posture to carry his back and beat him.

Perhaps it was because I felt that Antetokounmpo was too hard to deal with, and Love only tried to catch the ball and hurriedly passed the ball back to the left wing.

LeBron received the ball and immediately made a pass again. However, Love took the ball twice, without using force to test it, and turned over and leaned back.

The basketball banged and the iron bounced back.

Antetokounmpo took the lead in a random rebound and took a few big steps across the center line. Seeing that Brogdon was empty, he raised his hand and passed it.

The basketball went straight to the left wing, Brogdon received the ball in a large open space, ignored Shampoo's pounce, and raised his hand and scored a three-pointer.

Swish! Hollow into the net.

The booing in the stadium suddenly stopped, Su Yang stood up and applauded and made an atmosphere. He accidentally glanced at Tyron Lu's face full of pain. He couldn't help but guess that Tyron Lu found that Irving had run the wrong way back to the defense route, which led to a chain reaction that made Brogdon have an empty space, but he could not point out that Irving made a mistake.

On the ESPN live broadcast seat, Van Gundy laughed: "Only this round, we can see that the Cavaliers want to compete with the Kings for the championship this year, and there is no hope for the moment. They not only lack tacit understanding, but also lack communication, and are not a team."

Brynn showed doubts when he heard this. Jackson explained: "Because the Cavaliers are not retreating and not actively defending, you can tell by watching the replay that there are only 4 people in the frontcourt, and the Cavaliers have 5 defenses and 4 people are missing. It is because Irving did not defend nearby and just went to Curry, which caused the other Cavaliers players to go back to defense to be misaligned, and several of them squeezed together, allowing the King to get an open position..."

On the field, Irving was struggling on the left wing for a long time, but failed to get a chance to get a phone call. He hurriedly lowered the center of gravity and used the cover to force the bottom line.

The king and the generals shrank and surrounded each other simultaneously.

Irving rushed to the basket and found that there was no chance, so he quickly hit the ball and passed it to TT Thompson who followed. However, Thompson had no strong ability to play against Antetokounmpo. In a panic, he turned around and threw the ball towards the right bottom corner, trying to pass it to Love where there was an open space.

The idea was pretty good, but turning around, raising your hand, and taking the ball, the rhythm of a series of movements was too slow, and Curry was ready.

Bang! Fly to steal.

The king and the generals followed and launched a fast attack.

The Cavaliers retreated in front of the defense and chose to shrink inward, preparing to block the elbow area on both sides and the middle of the free throw line.

Curry thought for a moment, and LOGO stopped in a quick position, quickly made a long three-pointer, and got excited.

The basketball banged and the iron bounced back, and the fans on the scene cheered.

But Antetokounmpo jumped up and pushed the ball outwards against the Cavaliers trio. George picked up an offensive rebound on the right wing, stabilized the situation and hit the position, hit the ground and passed Antetokounmpo back, then ran to his right elbow, pretending to join Curry to provide a ladder cover for Brogdon, but in fact he took the opportunity to cut the ball out of the basket, took the opportunity to take the ball over the ground and took three steps forward against Love who changed defense.

Bang! The basketball rebounds into the net.

After Love lost weight and focused on the outside, he couldn't even see George's impact. It seemed that he wanted to make a foul.

Starting 7-0, Tyron Lu scratched his head repeatedly.

I couldn't think of a solution for a moment.

It's urgent!

During the offense and defense transition on the field, LeBron dribbled the ball directly across the half, and faced George 45 degrees from the left, retreated and scored two points.

The basketball rebounded with a bang, and George took the ball and took two steps. He was supposed to pass it to Curry, who was in the middle line, but he made a long pass.

The basketball flew to the right side of the frontcourt, and Antetokounmpo, who was sprinting simultaneously, received the basketball and took the opportunity to jump and dunk.

With a clang, the basketball fryed into the net.

Starting 9-0, Cavaliers fans were silent.

The referee whistle followed, and Tyron Lu asked for a pause.

On the ESPN live broadcast seat, Brin assumed the responsibility of being a host: "Do you have any suggestions for the Cavaliers?"

Van Gundy thought for a while and said seriously: "It is recommended that they pray to God now that the only way they can win is to LeBron's gods descend to earth and Irving's return to the Pelicans, but they do not have that confidence and need encouragement."

Jackson nodded and echoed: "The Cavaliers' biggest enemy now is their deep fear. They must build confidence to defeat the King. LeBron is a sensible player. They need Irving to attack the situation through crazy singles."

Between conversations, the pause in the field ended.

The Cavaliers kicked off the ball in the backcourt, and Irving brought the ball to the right wing of the frontcourt with cheers, passing it to LeBron, who was mentioned 45 degrees on the screen, and then cut into the right waist. With the help of Love and Shampoo, he crossed the paint area and rushed to the bottom corner on the left.

It looks like a zipper tactic.

In fact, Shampoo used Love's cover to get rid of Brogdon and ran to the right bottom corner, while LeBron arrived simultaneously.

That's super fast pace.

But Antetokounmpo's defense was also super fast, and Shampoo could only jump forward with a three-pointer, and the basketball slammed the iron.

Curry took advantage of the chaos to grab the rebound, and the Kings launched another fast break.

Unfortunately, when the frontcourt was in a row, the strength and weakness were transferred on a large scale, fake covers were connected to RIP, Curry scored a three-pointer in the corner.

The tactics ran very well, but they just failed to hit it.

Cheers were everywhere in the stadium, Irving picked up a rebound and launched a fast attack, Europe broke through Antetokounmpo, and made a layup with difficulty.

"Come on! Beautiful job!"

In the ESPN commentator's seat, Mark Jackson clenched his fists a little excitedly and commented: "Within a team like the Kings, who has a super strict defense system, if you can play fast attacks, don't hit the position. Instead of making normal attacks, the Cavaliers might as well take a gamble and fight for the conversion!"

"Don't be so excited!"
Chapter completed!