Regardless of whether the Warriors have advantages or not, Wei Xia's torture on Green continued.

As long as Green is on the court, Wei Xia will face him, no matter where he plays.

Wei Xia was able to attack Green and could give Green a devastating blow, which the Warriors had unexpectedly expected.

Steve Cole's response to this is to let Andre Iguodala play.

On the defensive end, Iguodala faces Wei Xia, and the offensive end is casual.

Letting Iguodala defend Wei Xia is undoubtedly a trick.

Last summer, Iguodala joined the Warriors. I originally expected him to become the umbrella for Curry and Wall, but the data he handed over was not satisfactory: Average of 9 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists per game.

Judging from the data, he has no All-Star skills at all. Apart from the first move of the season in the regular season in 2013-14, he seems to have left no remembered moments. However, the data is not a scam. He played 63 games, with the Warriors 41 wins and 22 losses. The 19 games he did not play, with the Warriors 10 wins and 9 losses.

Although he has Thompson as a top substitute, his /-value (positive value) of last season reached the team's highest 17.7, even surpassing Curry.

Moreover, his presence has raised the Warriors' defensive ranking by ten places.

This is by no means accidental, because, losing his Pacers, suddenly fell from the defense at the top of the league to the middle of the league.

After leaving Philadelphia, his data hit a new low, but in the Pacers, he and Danny Granger made the team a Bone Crusher team that no one wants to encounter; in the Warriors, he made the team reach 51 wins again since 1992. You know, although the Warriors' history is long, with superstars such as Chamberlain and Barry, the team history has only 50-win seasons in total. In the long run, he really starts to become Kidd on the wing.

He is a good player who doesn't show any data, can do anything, but gives up the spotlight, and hides his achievements and fame.

The only player who averages no double-digit points, rebounds or assists per game but receives tens of millions of annual salary and is highly praised is the only one in the league.

In order to cater to Kerr's strategy, he also took the initiative to give up his starting position, achieving the Warriors' almost unstoppable winning rate.

However, Wei Xia's attack will never stop because of someone's defense change.

During his few rounds when Iguodala defended him, he took advantage of his low post advantage, not looking at the backward pass, creating opportunities for the inside; he pushed the defender's throw, although it was not a hollow hit, but stumbled in; the unpredictable shoulder sway made Iguodala's defense lose the focus.

What is unsolvable? Wei Xia in the third section is the answer.

He clearly played in the fourth position, and threw the strong short inside Green into the coaching staff and had to replace him. Iguodala still couldn't control his attack when he came up.

He is not James. Every time he gets the ball, his first goal is the basket rather than his teammates.

The world, commentators and various high-level data calculations are all glaring at the all-rounder who captures all the data like James, and the most important three-year finalization period in Wei Xia's career was playing around Kobe.

Perhaps James' future is greater than Kobe, but can that prove that Kobe's path is wrong?

Wei Xia thinks he is in a better era than Kobe, and his team configuration also prevents him from forcing singles to break the situation like Kobe back then. Moreover, he has more luxurious self-conditions, external conditions and internal conditions than Kobe.

Wei Xiashi once imagined that perhaps his ultimate ceiling is a double version of Kobe?

If so, it's not bad.

Wei Xia's performance in the first three quarters shocked his opponent.

With 39 points, 8 rebounds and 3 assists, he basically doesn't pass the ball, and passing is definitely a stable assist opportunity. He regards himself as the finishing point, and his teammates are also willing to use his historical finishing ability to make assists.

More importantly, there is really no one in the Warriors who can stop him from scoring at a low post.

Unless Wei Xia will be so stupid that she will hit Drummond on her back.

What if Drummond comes to defend? Wei Xia gave this question the first attack in the fourth quarter.

Drummond looked at the fierce and frightened like a beast, but Wei Xia did not regard his arrival as the end of the low-post offense.

Anyone who has played the ball knows that there are two types of attacks at low posts.

The low-level back hit is one, and the low-level turn around and face basket is the second.

Wei Xia suddenly turned around and broke through with the ball in front of the basket. Drummond was helpless and was simply broken through and scored.

Wei Xia scored that goal, and the 76ers led by 6 points.

Wall then responded.

His breakthrough was like the moment when a flea bounced up, with amazing power and explosive power instantly surpassing the 76ers' perimeter defense and scoring a layup.

Rondo was unhappy and regarded Wall's breakthrough as a provocation of his juniors.

The result of his unhappiness was that the 76ers wanted to temporarily transfer the offensive core to the backcourt.

Originally Wei Xia was in the backcourt, but now he can play in the fourth position, tortured Green to the point where he couldn't say a word. He was wearing a mask of pain on his face.

It was not that easy to get the ball in the inside, but a ball suddenly came from the outside, so Wei Xia could only watch it.

What's outrageous is not that Rondo asked the pick-and-roll to shoot himself, but that he asked the pick-and-roll opponent to defend, and he even made a shot.

The question is, why should Wall guard?

And, he actually threw in?

The moment Rondo made a shot, a group of people stood up and danced on the bench of the 76ers. The posture was even more exaggerated than Wei Xia's buzzer-beating kill.

"Small scene, Understand?" Rondo shouted unhappily.

"You are so lucky. You can see the boss playing the fourth position and Rajon Ganba..." Cousins ​​laughed, "Good guy!"

Cousins ​​is so fucking good guy, just knowing how fucking good guy these two things happen at the same time.

Rondo scored a marker tonight.

It means that Wei Xia ended the brutal counterattack, and the other points of the 76ers began to play.

Rondo's shot is definitely a switch.

Seeing that he scored that goal, Cousins, who had been defending seriously and grabbed rebounds and clocked in to get off work, found the desire to perform.

Wei Xia suddenly stopped pestering Green.

Because Green is already in great pain, his energy can no longer affect the Warriors.

Hayward swung over, he was used to acting as the fourth position in the 41 system. Wei Xia immediately chased Curry, and his running made Curry look sideways.

What made Curry feel most embarrassing was that Wei Xia was faster than him and had stronger endurance than him. She could use her experience to bypass her when encountering covers and pick-and-rolls.

In this game, even encountering balls is a luxury, the Warriors handed over their offense to Drummond.

Because Wall is not like Rondo, he is ridiculed for not shooting well and he has to shoot a few bad shots to prove his strength.

Nowadays, young people believe in science.

Science shows that their shots are not suitable for shooting when they are under pressure, so don't shoot.

Drummond's ball-holding offense was tragic. His body was controlled by Cousins ​​throughout the process, and the moment before the attack was even more outrageous.

And it was Cousins' turn to complete a free throw line break through and layup.

Later, he received the ball from a high position and shot at an open position.

Half a minute later, another three-pointer that the Warriors could not have expected.

Then, the defensive end chased Curry and climaxed.

He is no longer the biggest unstable factor for the 76ers. His experience last season, his experience of being beaten by Duncan, and his new look after winning the championship have changed his mindset.

Before the start of this season, everyone knew that he was a little boy in spirit, a kid who cheered everyone up with "I know this" and "I know that" during a trial before the draft.

Fans who know him know that he has dyslexia in middle school and cannot concentrate.

However, Wei Xia and others witnessed the changes in his career over the past four years, and saw him bit by bit, finding the outlet for emotions.

He is no longer the naughty kid who will get angry with the assistant coach during training. He is no longer the naughty kid who looks at the side when others say "You are too selfish". He is no longer the naughty kid who will never grow up, and who will exacerbate negative emotions and make the team pay a heavy price for it when the referee is targeted.

He still showed an expression of annoyance, but he gradually understood the guidance of his emotions. His shooting choices improved, his mid-range shots decreased, and he began to walk down the basket; his body, who was a little fat in the draft, was now tight and firm; he no longer had a swaying look; he could stand in place when the opponent rushed into the penalty area; he was hungry when he grabbed the rebound; and then in the 2014 FIBA ​​World Cup, he began to have a terrible temperament: anyone entering the penalty area, he was like a man in his girlfriend's bedroom, staring at his opponent with hatred.

This terrible possessiveness in the penalty area is the dominance of the super center.

Only when "occupation" is truly achieved can it continue to breed.

At the age of 25, he just played a championship season. Wei Xia believes that his future path is still long, and his future is closely related to the future of the 76ers.

Now, he is just a tiger showing off his power, and then he uses his unique inside dominance ability in the game to let the 76ers lock in the victory.

Because of Cousins, Wei Xia's score was stopped at 44.

The Warriors were helpless in the explosion of Cousins, and the score difference widened to double digits, and Curry and Thompson began to make three-pointers.

Such a life-threatening move makes three-pointers unreasonable, and the success rate is often very low.

The most famous success stories in history are McGrady's 35.13 minutes and Miller's 9.8 minutes, but considering that one of these two did not lead the team to break the first round in his life, the other Indiana, who was waiting for the poor, failed to win a ring in 18 years - it would be better to do less of this kind of behavior of losing character to God.

After all, the game can be played again, and the life of the champion cannot be forced.
Chapter completed!