Will the Pistons abandon the G4 and focus on the G5?

No way!

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In the past five years, the Pistons have reached the Eastern Conference Finals five times, the Finals twice, and won the championship trophy once.

The Pistons finally set off a counterattack in the third quarter of the game, and the first person to stand up was actually Tyshawn Prince, who fans like to call "The Little Prince", because the surname Prince means prince.

Of the five Pistons that year, he was the only one who had just entered the league, but Prince quickly integrated into the team from the beginning of his rookie season, and in his second year of his career, he made a lot of contributions to the Pistons finally defeating the Lakers F4 and winning the championship.

A master of the wing defense who plays diligently, never complains, and always contributes steadily, this is Tyshawn Prince.

On the offensive end of the Pistons, Prince held the ball outside the three-point line, and in the face of the defense of the eclipse, he chose a breakthrough after a solid crossover, and suddenly chose a jump shot at a distance of about 18 feet, and hit 2 points steadily!

This kind of singles is rare in the disciplined Pistons, but Prince, as the youngest starter, did just that, and did it more than once.

PRINCE AGAIN, FACING THE DEFENSE OF THE LUNAR ECLIPSE, SUDDENLY CHANGED SPEED, PASSED THE LUNAR ECLIPSE, AND THEN FACED MARVIN WILLIAMS TO COMPLETE A SHOCKING DUNK, AND-ONE, THE BALL IN, PLUS A FREE THROW!

The tide is starting to tilt in favor of the Pistons, and no one would have guessed that it would be the Pistons' perimeter defensive core Prince who would lead a wave of counter-attacks.

The little prince is furious!

If the Little Prince's play is somewhat reasonable, then Rodney Starkey is a model of a brainless strong A.

No one knows why this unreasonable defender who attacks with the ball will continue the magical play of the second quarter in the third quarter, and the most depressed Hawks defender in this quarter is Mike Bibby, Bibby asked himself that every ball was defended in place, but Starkey, a rookie, was stunned to maintain a good shooting rate.

Starki held the ball on the outside, Bibi defended in front of him, Starki could think that Bibi was old and could bully the opponent with speed, but he didn't expect that he broke through twice in a row, and he was resisted by the strong Bibi.

In desperation, Starki's head was hot, and he directly ignored the head coach's order, leaned back, and reluctantly shot.

That's not the point, the point is that Bibby has forced him to lose his balance and his wrist is deformed, and the result is ~~ the ball goes in!

When a defender encounters this fairy ball, there is no need for any explanation other than a long sigh.

The Pistons in the third quarter played on the offensive end like the Hawks' individual offensive mode in the middle of the season, and it seemed to be no problem to say that it was X**D (blind **** play).

All kinds of unreasonableness, all kinds of can enter.

Barkley commented: "I bet Steve Jarvey's brain must be messy right now. The Pistons in front of him may be the Hawks, and the Hawks may be the Pistons. ”

Kenny Smith concluded: "Charles, you're a philosopher now!"

That's right, in the face of such a counterattack, the Eagles took the approach - we played more reasonably.

With Erniu as the core, the Hawks quickly used the simple answer to find space on the offensive end, and increased off-ball running and ball transmission to find opportunities in the open space.

Nguyen's assist stats quickly increased, and he was always able to distribute the ball to his teammates in the open positions at the first time.

For Erniu, assisting double-doubles is not a problem at all. Then, the thing that fans are most looking forward to will undoubtedly fall on Erniu's steal.

Philip Saunders had to call a timeout again, and he had no choice but to find that the Pistons' X**D seemed to be powerful and could continue to score points, but the Hawks seemed to be playing more easily on the offensive end.

The playoffs are about defense, Sanders once again replaced the main force of the Pistons on the court, and the outcome depends on whether the score can be chased to about 10 points in the second half of the third quarter, if the gap of more than 20 points enters the final quarter, it basically means that the Pistons lost G4.

The Pistons returned to their original offensive mode, Hamilton ran for most of the court, still full of energy, and did not slow down at all, he received a pass from Billups and hit a pull-up jump shot!

Masked Man uses his actions to tell everyone that the Pistons haven't given up yet.

Ruan Erniu held the ball in the low post, forced Marc Hill behind him, and after a series of feints shook Marc Hill so much that he didn't even know his mother, a relaxed little hook sent the ball into the basket.

The Eagles still held on to the lead.

But that's not what the fans want to see, what they want, it's not yet coming.

It wasn't until the last 2 minutes of the third quarter that Erniu's chance finally came.

Hamilton ran around in circles again to catch the ball, but this time he followed very closely, and Hamilton didn't get an open spot. As the two struggled, Hamilton, who was physically at a loss, wanted to pass the ball back to Billups and get him back into the attack.

However, at the moment when Hamilton released the ball, Ruan Erniu moved, he stretched out his long arm, flew the ball out with his fingers, and then the whole person rushed to the front court with the basketball like a hungry tiger, and a flat basket dunked to solve the battle.

8th steal!

It's better to come late than not at all.

The Pistons also knew they couldn't catch it up, and now they were consciously delaying time.

Even if you lose, there is no reason for your opponent to lose after winning a super stat, and no one wants to be a backdrop anyway.

And Erniu's troubles are far more than that, and now he has the same problem as Larry Bird, whether to ignore the lead of the big score and insist on brushing the data to four pairs, or like the bird, to say "I'm tired!" and bravely march towards the throne in disguise?

It's a dilemma.

What's worse is that in the last 1 minute 07 seconds, the Pistons made another mistake, and Rashid Wallace hesitated in the inside single, but was sandwiched by Erniu and Marvin in the bottom line.

Roaring Tianzun's brain twitched, and he smashed the ball directly to Ruan Erniu's instep, wanting to fight a frontcourt ball, but he didn't expect Erniu to react very quickly, a sea fishing moon, took the ball in his hand, and then a super long-distance long pass, the lunar eclipse in the front court easily caught the ball and buckled, and played up and made an arrogant pull-up.

Fortunately, he came off the basket quickly, otherwise Jarvey would have given him a "T".

Nguyen Er Niu's assist count came to 11, and his steals ......

Nine times!

In the last minute, not only Erniu, but even the whole Pistons team was entangled at the same time, on the one hand, they wanted to steal but had no chance, on the other hand, they didn't want to give the opponent a steal, but they didn't pass the ball, and the previous reasonable overall offense couldn't be played.

Billups, who was holding the ball, gritted his teeth and decided to rely on Mike Bibby to play alone.

One or two hits, the low-level Billups is still quite lethal!

Just as he was about to settle the fight with a roll-over mid-range throw, a teammate's exclamation came out of his ear: "Be careful!"

Ruan Erniu appeared on the other side of Billups at some point, and at the moment when FMVP raised his hand, Erniu's arm was also thrown out...... (To be continued.) )