On the court, the 76ers' offense began again.

But this round, whoever is given the ball has become a big problem.

Iverson monopolizes the power, and he originally had the upper hand in this CrossOver battle.

But Lin Xing reversed the situation in a blink of an eye with a move Sam Gord.

The situation reverses, how could Iverson not be in a hurry?

But the problem is that he has conceded two goals in a row by monopolizing the ball.

The score of 1 of 3 was a terrible hit, and the score of 2-7 was a bit critical.

According to common sense, Iverson should pass the ball too.

On the other side, Carter was very anxious.

When Lin Xing didn't dunk, he could still remain patient, but now, Lin Xing directly dunked ruthlessly.

It can be said that Lin Xing has already taken a big lead in this dunk battle.

If Carter wants to get it back, he has to pay back one.

But the dunk is different from CrossOver, and Carter cannot have a chance to dunk every ball.

This thing needs to be seized.

Just like Lin Xing's button, she completely passed Carter with Sam Gord, and then scared Joe Smith away with her momentum, and then she got enough room to display.

The same goes for Carter, he needs space as well.

He can't guarantee that every single he plays next will be able to tear out enough space for dunks, so he needs a lot of ball rights to try and make mistakes.

So, the 76ers attacked the frontcourt, Iverson held the ball, and on the other side, Carter stopped running, and after standing at the position, he opened his hand towards Iverson.

Although Iverson was still trying to fight by himself, he knew that he had played for three consecutive rounds.

"It's time to pass. This round is passed. I'll take back the ball next round."

For Iverson, it would be no big deal to pass one.

Anyway, the 76ers' ball rights have always been in his hands, and no one can compete with him.

Carter finally received the ball, and the one who guarded him was Byron Russell, the Warriors' No. 2 outside gate, which was under a lot of pressure from the front.

When Lin Xing saw that Iverson stopped playing, he also found an opportunity to switch defense with Starks.

The purpose of changing defense is naturally to focus on the auxiliary defense.

But Carter is more immature than he imagined, or in other words, what Carter is good at is never positional warfare and breaking through the defense line.

To put it bluntly, Carter does not have the fastest first step like McGrady, nor does Iverson's CrossOver.

He is a bit like Kobe. Except for a little frame rush, most of the shots are still on the periphery.

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Carter, who has not reached his peak yet, has only the weapon of back-attacking the basket with a heavy step.

The so-called big stride of a heavy shoulder stride hitting the basket is actually a three-threat and one stride. If you can pass it, you will not pass it, and if you can't pass it, you will fall.

On the court, Carter played exactly this way.

What is guarding against him is Byron Russell, who has been influenced by Lin Xing for several years. Russell blocked him in one step and did not give him any chance.

If the ball is in Carter's hand, there is no reason to pass it out.

Carter directly left his back and used his second killer move.

As soon as this second killer move was taken, Russell also changed his defense.

He took a small step and only pressed Carter with his right arm. This move prevented Carter's breakthrough.

Russell's little thoughts were revealed with such defense.

Everyone knows that Carter must be full of dunks now.

If you want to dunk, you have to get close to the basket first.

But now Russell is guarding against him to break through and approach the basket? Don't even think about it.

Not far away, Lin Xing looked at Russell's defense with admiration on his face.

If you talk about Russell's current defense, his technical improvement is actually not much, but he is mainly smart.

Lin Xing’s training of Russell is mainly in his mind.

If you have a way of thinking and be smart in defense, even the defender of a genius can also be very good.

After all, the proportion of basketball players in the sport is quite large.

Carter was stuck on the periphery by Russell, but he still didn't give up and pushed his butt in.

Pushing to the middle distance, Lin Xing slowly approached and stared at Carter.

Carter knew that he could not go in, and the Warriors would attack him.

He is just a rookie, but he can't stand the whip of pincer attacks.

So he turned over and jumped.

Russell was just a disturbance when he pushed up, bang!

"With the Warriors' defense, the 76ers' offense also went wrong."

Matt Gudica thought of the game when the 76ers defeated the Warriors at the beginning of the season. In that game, the Warriors lacked Mooning and Lin Xing, so the defense was very bad.

In the end, the loss was also on defense.

Gudica thought of Lin Xing and Mo Ning's return one after another, and the Warriors won 29 consecutive victories.

If you win this game again, the number of consecutive games will jump to 30 games.

"If there weren't the more than ten bans at the beginning of the season, the Warriors wouldn't have lost the game yet, right?"

The more Gudica thought about it, the more terrifying he became. From this game, he saw the true dominance of the Warriors.

On the court, the Warriors counterattacked again.

CrossOver and dunk both have the upper hand, and Lin Xing is not in a hurry.

From this round, he is about to pass the ball.

Lin Xing’s so-called pass is not to pass the ball to his teammates, and then stand aside with his hands behind his back, regardless of it.

Although he is always looking at each other, his playing style is still very different from his deputy GOAT.

His so-called pass refers to Kobe's sudden score when he was on the court. Kobe was not there and looked for Mo Ning and played the pick-and-roll.

In this round, Lin Xing attracted the defense with an unstoppable breakthrough.

Finally, he threw the ball to Mo Ning. Mo Ning received the ball, took a step in, and made a layup.

9 to 2, the score is getting bigger and bigger.

But the 76ers didn't care at all, and Iverson, who was the leader, didn't even look at the score.

Turning his head to attack, he began to challenge Lin Xing's defense again.

But the result is that like the first two rounds, Iverson was completely entangled by Lin Xing, and there was no chance at all.

Iverson's style has always been very popular. This wave was locked by Lin Xing, so he still took action.

With the defensive move or Lin Xing’s defense, there is only one ending-

With a clang!

A call for "rebound" sounded on the court, and Da Ben's thick black hands grabbed the rebound before everyone could catch it.

Since the old Nelson decided to trade Da Ben, Da Ben has been starting every game without losing all the games.

Outsiders say that the Warriors have two top blue-collar power forwards, both of whom are good at rebounding.

However, the style characteristics of these two top blue-collar power forwards are still somewhat different.

Take rebounding as an example. Rodman is the kind of way to take off on the spot and jump higher than anyone else.

Daben is the method of accurately judging the landing point and then relying on the power to grab the position.

The methods are different, but there are big books, plus the two rebounding masters, Mo Ning and Lin Xing. After the Warriors win in a row, the rebounds will definitely win.

Da Ben grabbed the rebound, and Lin Xing followed closely.

Although the off-court was not in harmony, Da Ben passed the ball to Lin Xing as fast as possible.

The 76ers' retreat was not fast or slow. Overall, Iverson, Carter, and Joe Smith retreated very quickly, and Coleman was very perfunctory.

In the frontcourt, the Warriors still have a chance to play more and less.

But Lin Xing was not in a hurry. He slowed down the pace, waited for Mo Ning to come up, and fed another one to Mo Ning.

There is no doubt about the outcome of this game.

Facing the 76ers who were defending like air, the Warriors played very easily.
To be continued...