Axel made several unsuccessful shots, and he couldn't help but feel a little anxious, and quietly approached Billups a little more.

Seeing this, Billups had an opportunity to undersee. The cunning flounder deliberately showed a flaw and slapped the ball in front of him.

Seeing this, Xcel was overjoyed, and he didn't care about anything else, so he immediately pounced.

Seeing that Axel had been fooled, Billups flicked his fingers and the basketball passed under his crotch to his other hand. Billups then took advantage of the situation and dodged Axel's steal with a half-turn before slapping the ball forward and breaking through.

Prince, who was closest to him, saw that Axel was out of position and immediately pounced, while Battier, who was in charge of defense, took the opportunity to go straight to the basket.

Prince pounced on the defense, and Billups was neither in a hurry nor flustered, but flicked the ball in the direction of the basket.

Prince suddenly felt bad when he saw this, and when he turned around, he saw that the basketball was picked up by Battier, who had rushed to the basket, and then Battier slid his body from one side of the basket to the other, and then hooked the ball into the basket with a half-hook hand.

The Knicks' classic cooperation naturally ushered in the boos of the Detroit fans again, but this could not stop the good mood of the Knicks players.

"Well done!"

"Good pass!"

Battier and Billups smiled at each other and ran towards their own half of the court to begin to set up.

Larry Brown, who was on the sidelines, also had a sad look on his face at this time, and he could feel that the Knicks had made up their minds to spend it with them.

Although this is exactly what he wants, because the Detroit Pistons themselves are a team that has always been accustomed to playing positional battles, whether it is Rasheed Wallace, Prince, Hamilton, or even Excel are all good at playing positional positions.

But the problem is that it's the Knicks who are leading right now, and they're leading by as many as 9 points. At this time, playing a time-consuming and laborious positional battle is obviously very disadvantageous to the Detroit Pistons, who are eager to chase points.

But what if you don't do that? Playing fast break with the Knicks is simply looking for death! The Knicks are all a bunch of crazy people, and although the defense is not as good as the Pistons, the offense can definitely rank in the top three in the league.

Since the fast attack can't work, then you can only turn back and fight positional warfare. This dilemma made Larry Brown feel as if he had been stripped naked, and his whole body was exposed to the other person.

After the Detroit Pistons took the ball across the halfcourt, the two sides fell into a positional battle again.

It was Rashid Wallace who took the ball, but this time it was not so easy, and after dribbling the ball twice, he just wanted to turn around and found that Lamar had come over to wrap himself up with Dampot.

In normal times, Rasheed Wallace's role is more to attract the opponent to create space for his teammates on the outside, but the only one who has no one to defend at this time is Big Ben Ben Wallace. Big Ben's offensive ability is terrible, and Rashid Wallace is deeply aware of it.

But by this time, basketball had become a hot potato in the hands of Rasheed Wallace!

After passing the ball to Ben Wallace, Rasheed Wallace immediately took advantage of Lamar's return to defend Big Ben, shook off Dampot and went straight to the basket, ready to respond.

Unfortunately, Big Ben didn't grasp Rashid's hard work at all, and after receiving the ball, he saw that Lamar was still some distance away from him, and immediately jumped and shot regardless of whether this position was within his attack range or not.

Lamar, who was too late to defend himself, was still worried, but after seeing Ben Wallace's clumsy posture, Lamar only felt his feet slip and almost fell.

"Bang!"

The ball hit the basket and bounced out, and Lamar held the ball in his hands under the cover of Dampoter.

Immediately after landing, Lamar launched a fast break and passed the ball to Billups.

Billups received the ball and spun around, then slapped the ball hard to the ground in a wide range of passes.

Seeing that the basketball was about to fly out of the bottom line, Devin Wade rushed to catch the ball and made a layup.

Wade didn't forget to give Billups a thumbs up after the goal, and Billups responded with a smile.

"Bang!"

The Detroit Pistons' offense popped up again. Under the defense of the Knicks, the Pistons Five Tigers couldn't find a chance to shoot at all, and in the end, Axel could barely shoot outside the three-point line.

"Rebound!" Rashid Wallace yelled, but he couldn't help but feel a sense of powerlessness in his heart.

Ben Wallace's defense is definitely the best in the league, but this guy's offense is a huge black hole. Except for the explosive hairstyle, which is very joyful and can attract many young fans, it is simply useless!

The rebound was again in Lamar's hands, and a long pass was handed to Wade. The latter dribbled to the basket and gently threw the ball upwards, and Battier, who was quickly following behind, jumped up to catch the ball and dunk it with both hands.

With a thirteen-point gap, the Detroit Pistons are really in danger now. All their routines are under the control of the Knicks, and it is really as Larry Brown imagined, their skins have been ripped off, and the rest can only enjoy the feeling of being trampled on.

Will the Pistons admit defeat and pin their hopes on the next game? The answer, of course, is no!

Although the Detroit Pistons were already trailing by as many as thirteen points by this time, the game had only started for less than five minutes. Basketball is round, and anything is possible until the game is over.

For Rashid Wallace, the allure of a championship is paramount, and he has already seen that the team's biggest problem is the disorganization. Although Xcel's strength is good, most of his strength is still revealed in the offensive side, and organization has never been his strong point.

A star player like Axel who plays a point guard in the skin of a playmaker is no problem playing downwind ball, chaotic battles and the like, but once the team falls into a passive situation in the game, weaknesses such as hot-headedness and lack of discipline in organization and scheduling are naturally exposed.

When the Detroit Pistons kicked off again, Rashid Wallace didn't move through the half court to the inside to fight Dampoter as quickly as before, but stayed in their half.

At this time, the most important thing is to re-establish the team's offensive system, otherwise it is useless no matter how good the defense is, and the final way to decide the winner of the game is to see who scores more.

Ben Wallace fed the ball to Xcel, who hesitated and began to dribble forward.

Billups rushed over at the first moment, put on a defensive stance, and bought his teammates a chance to set up a defense.

There is someone defending in front, and if it is in normal times, Xcel will definitely choose to break through with the ball. After all, although his organizational skills are not strong, his breakthrough skills are still very good, but at this time he hesitated, obviously lacking confidence.

"Bastard!pass!" an angry curse rang in Xcel's ears.

Almost subconsciously, Xcel passed the ball over, and to everyone's surprise on the scene, it was Rasheed Wallace, the tallest guy on the court at this time in the Detroit Pistons.

Rasheed Wallace dribbled the ball, and the scene was almost beyond human imagination.

Although fans have also seen O'Neal's heroic offensive posture with the ball in the All-Star Game before, it is more of a performance, but at this time, Rasheed Wallace is really going to attack with the ball.

It was Billups' turn to hesitate, and he couldn't have expected Dampotter to pull it out and start defending Rashid Wallace from a midline position.

Now Billups is in trouble. If he goes up, what will Xcel do? He knows very well that although this kid is very weak at this time, he is also the kind of master who shines when he gives a little sunshine, and the attack power of this old guy is not bad when he is unguarded.

At this point, Billups felt like a roast chicken on a fire, unable to reach either side, and could only retreat between the two people.

Just when Billups hesitated, Lamar played the role of a pinnacle and took the initiative to switch defenses with Darmster. At this time, he could only go up by himself.

With the ball all the way to the three-point line, Rashid Wallace finally passed the ball as Lamar came.

Although Roar Tianzun is confident in his ability to control the ball, he still has lingering fears about Lamar's tackling ability. So when Lamar came over, he passed the ball as soon as he could.

The basketball was back in Axel's hands, and Rasheed Wallace took the opportunity to quickly move to the free throw line, leaning on Lamar and reaching for the ball again.

Xcel didn't hesitate and immediately passed the ball over.

Rasheed Wallace received the ball and raised his hand to make a pre-shot starting gesture, and then took advantage of the Knicks' defense to move closer to his position, and with a flick of his wrist, he handed the basketball to Prince's hand.

"Huh!"

Prince lived up to expectations and hit two more points.

Seeing Rashid Wallace and Prince high-five each other, Lamar rubbed his chin and said to himself, "Princeton tactics? It looks like this game is really interesting." ”

The Knicks' offense is still sharp, they are not affected by Prince's goal, and the offense is still clear. In the end, Lamar successfully scored an inside slam dunk with the help of Damport's block, and opened the score again.

When it was the Detroit Pistons' turn to attack, Rasheed Wallace stayed in the half court as he had just done and helped Xcel dribble the ball across the halfline.

After that, after Roar Tianzun once again took the ball at the top of the three-point arc and attracted the attention of the Knicks' defense, a direct pass pierced the Knicks' defense like a scalpel, and Prince rushed to the ball and scored a slam dunk in the air.

After changing to a playmaker inside, Rasheed Wallace easily rewarded the Knicks with a double shot, making the suspense of the game suspended again.

Seeing that their home team finally broke the scoring drought, the Detroit fans at the scene naturally did not hesitate to applaud.

In the next few rounds, the Detroit Pistons finally saw some effect on offense after establishing Rasheed Wallace's tactics of organizing and responding in the high post.