But here is still a two-gun takeover of the game, and McRum also knows that his game feels explosive, so he simply doesn't want to block and dismantle, and is just tough. Brush ~ Yan Yan shot hit!! Butler really can't do anything about it, this kind of ball, even if it's his hard injury, he does his best, that's it. It is not unreasonable to say that he is the poor man's version of Leonard.

It's still 6 points.

The Lakers singled from the outside, Butler caused a foul, 1 of 2 free throws,

There were still 5 points left, no, turning the other side also caused a foul, 2 free throws and 2 hits.

7 points.

The Lakers' Butler doesn't seem to have been on such a consistent single game for a long time, so he's a bit of a handyman, and he didn't shoot well tonight, making six of his own shots so far. He shot 6-of-20 from the field and shot just 30 percent. If this is against the Green Army, what Pistons, what peak Spurs, that kind of defensive strong team, it doesn't matter, and it is really a bit unsightly to face the Trail Blazers to play this kind of shooting rate. The people who defend him are much shorter than him.

It's still Tang Qian, who got the rebound and got strong...... Again 2+1 success.

It's still 4 points, which makes the head coach of the Trail Blazers shout loudly on the side: If you can't do it, you can just go straight to the foul!

Yes, don't give away 2 points, you have to add a penalty, then it's better to let him in at the beginning, or make a free throw. Anyway, the number of fouls by the Trail Blazers is not high right now, and no one has a problem with too many fouls. The ball was finally missed on the opposite side, the Lakers protected the rebound, Tang Qian was in a low position, and the basketball was taken away as soon as it entered, and the Lakers' passing intention was too obvious.

Fortunately, it was a throw-in, and the opponent's McLuum touched it, and it was the Lakers' serve opportunity.

The Lakers are too persistent in giving Tang Qian, and Tang Qian is too persistent in playing by himself in this section, and he basically doesn't even have too many team tandems. The heart is to ask for the ball by yourself, and then attack it personally. The playoffs need superstar moments, but they definitely don't have superstars all the time. It's a difference. Butler dribbled, still missed, and the long rebound was picked up by Ariza. Ariza ran to the bottom line and saw a chance, and he was also a three-pointer!

Bang ~ The Trail Blazers' basket is like being covered tonight, making the Lakers' long-range shooting rate really not good-looking. But it was Tang Qian, who struggled to catch the rebound again, this time the Trail Blazers reacted quickly, did not hesitate at all, and went straight to the shot, anyway, if he couldn't do it, he would foul him, and he would definitely not be given a chance to get up.

Tang sneaked to the free throw line, hit 1 of 2 free throws, and was still short of 3 points, just thinking that there were only 3 points, Lillard on the opposite side actually came to a super long-distance three-point shot! Look at the distance of this ball, obediently, it must be about 28 feet, more than a meter above the three-point line. Rondo was also blinded, thinking that you could throw this into it too???

I feel like I'm in that place, and I can't even shoot a single shot if you ask me to do it.

Nonsense, if Rondo had Lillard's three-point range and shooting skills, it wouldn't be where he is now. Even now, he has worked hard to develop an open three-point shot, and it can only be an empty position. If you want to shoot or force a shot, you don't have to think about it at all. This goal is still 6 points. It seems that the other party just controlled the 6 points, so that the Lakers couldn't catch up with it. Every time it finally narrowed, the opponent hit a three-pointer to re-widen the score difference.

Tang Qian finally went down in the low post, received Butler's breakthrough point, and smashed it with his hand, in this case, those inside lines of the Trail Blazers didn't even have the meaning of defense. Because No. 29 is so uprooted, let alone their height and size now, even if it is the Clippers' little Jordan and the peak Howard, I am afraid that they will be staged a "Yan Buckle Show".

The impact is too terrible, and it's also looking for abuse in the past, don't wait and pay for a foul, it's not worth it.

So Tang Qian's ball, dunk was given a "green light" by the opponent.

There are still 4 points missing.

At this time, Larry. Brown was still a little spicy, and made a sudden up-and-down pinch, very suddenly, directly letting go of McLurm and forcibly trapping Lillard. Rondo also used a little action to make this ball, slightly pushed Lillard with his long arm, and cooperated with Butler to end Lillard's possession, and the offense and defense were easy to turn.

Lillard rubbed the place where he was topped, and didn't say much, this is the playoffs, it's normal to have a little scale, and besides, it's just a small action, and it's not a malicious foul, he said he can understand. He was never the No. 13 of the Rockets, who relied on the referee for everything. Every time someone else touches his beard, it is "fighting acting" and "asking for a whistle".

Lillard wasn't that kind of guy, he just rubbed it and threw himself into defense.

Let's just think of himself as a lesson to Rondo, who has a lot of experience in competitions, which is enough for him to increase his knowledge and vigilance.

This ball Butler flanked the dribble and tried to step, suddenly entered, and the power confrontation forced past McRum and entered the penalty area. This kind of ball has been played once by No. 29 just now, as the saying goes, eat a trench and grow wise, and the Trail Blazers were quickly drawn to the defensive attention by No. 29's movement.

As a result, Butler's goal was actually a top arc pass that broke through.

The basketball flew straight to the top arc, and the person standing in that place was, Rajan. Rondo.

This position feels like Rondo's three-point shot is the best this season, and he has the highest shooting percentage, which can be regarded as a premeditated tactical breakout. After Rondo got the ball, there was no one in front of him 2 meters, and there was a big empty space...... Adjusted a little and shot the shot.

The basketball arc and trajectory are not bad, very straight, but in the end, because of a little more force, it directly hit the neck of the basket. It was a big open ball, a good chance, but Rondo didn't take it. Rondo was miserable today, shooting three three-pointers. But none of them were thrown in.

The Trail Blazers' basket tonight was like it wouldn't open the door to him.

I can't throw it in.

It was still Tang Qian, who struggled to pull it up and got the rebound again, this time the opponent was still the same, and he started quickly, Tang Qian didn't score and was violated, so he went to the free throw line to make free throws. Tang Qian made 1 of 2 free throws from the free throw line. The score difference was still 3 points away. The Trail Blazers wanted to play a top arc pass to cut the baseline and cut the ball, but the final dunk was made, and the Trail Blazers' Evan Blazers. Turner almost got his cap on the ground.

This No. 29's ability to block under the basket is really terrifying, and he has reacted to it?

Also, without this ability, how can you achieve an average of 10 blocks per game? How can you hold the huge prize pool of 75 million US dollars? How is it possible that the last 2 games have swiped 40+ blocks in a row? I don't have absolute self-confidence, and I really don't dare to do that.

I thought a little too much and wanted to detain him, but this opportunity was not good enough.

Yes, it's not good enough, at least not enough when attacking the Lakers' No. 29 basket.

The Lakers have another chance, Randle was blocked by the other party after entering, and Randle is still a bit monotonous in the playoffs, which is a "three-board axe" impact. This trick is certainly okay in the regular season, and in the case of a low level of confrontation, his physical fitness is also guaranteed to attack. But the situation is a little different after entering the playoffs, and after the confrontation scale goes up, Randle's "three-board axe" has been seen through by others, and it really needs to be studied to find out a few more ways to play. Otherwise, in the playoffs, he is easy to hold down.

Randle wants to pass the ball to Tang Qian, to make an inside pass, but he is not Gasol, how can he have such a good handwork? Plus he's being forcibly stopped now. was a little rushed to play the ball, which was interfered with by the Trail Blazers, and the basketball changed hands. It's still McCum, and there's still no pick-and-roll...... After a dribble, look for an opportunity, pull it up and shoot.

Brush ~ hit the hit ~

Butler was so angry that he wanted to jump to his feet and curse.

I said, are you finished? You're still addicted, aren't you? You still think you're the little prince of CIC, right?

The Lakers finally shot a three-pointer into it, and on the opposite side, it was still McCum, who cut in on the left side, made a quick stop, and shot in the middle. Brush ~16 feet basketball hollow into the net. It's still 4 points. The game time is getting shorter and smaller. The Trail Blazers also know that they can't compare with the Lakers, so now they have one mind...... Keep these few points.

The rest, don't care, just bite these few points.

There is no need to fight against the Lakers anymore, what tactics, what tricks, just bite the score difference.

Until the end of the game.

Tang Qian successfully killed the inside line, missed 2 free throws, but fortunately, McLum also hit an iron, and the Lakers attacked again. Butler chose to break through again, and this time the Trail Blazers were prepared. Take the flanks directly deep V contraction. Butler was wrapped straight inside.

In a hurry, the basketball slid out of the basket, or Tang Qian, the ball was pulled up and dunked into the basket with one hand!!

There was only 2 points left, and just after thinking about it, it was still Lillard, after a breakthrough, he made a quick stop in the middle distance and hit.

4 points.

The Lakers hit a few X-shaped air cuts, Rondo suddenly passed the ball out, Tang held the ball near the free throw line, and immediately impacted it, and pulled it up was a one-handed flying dunk, boom, the Trail Blazers had no one to defend the ball, and simply gave up.

2 points.

Time was running out, the Lakers strengthened their defense, and Butler was able to do his best, but he was still hit by this McRum, and he also missed a foul by the way. Thankfully, the penalty was added and missed, which was also the only free throw line shot that McCrum missed in this game.

4 points, still 4 points, seeing that the time is running out, the Lakers are gradually getting anxious. I thought it was an easy game to win, but it turned out that it was not the case at all. The opponent relied on the advantages accumulated in the first half and led all the way. Later, after the Lakers made adjustments, they used the backcourt double gun McBill + Lillard to force all kinds of singles and all kinds of difficult shots to score, so that the Lakers couldn't catch up, and they were always a breath away.

That's why at this time, the Lakers are a little agitated.

Do you want to lose? It's not impossible to lose, but it depends on who you lose, Trail Blazers, what are you kidding. This team is the eighth team in the West, okay! There is an obvious gap in strength with us, how can we "start the door black" in the first game?

The more this is the case, the more impetuous the Lakers as a whole become, and to be honest, the last wave of wins in the regular season, the strong teams are basically finished in front. So in the rest of the schedule, the Lakers are basically smooth. There weren't too many headwinds. Yes, you can also rely on a strong lineup to turn the situation around. It's really rare to be finished in the fourth quarter and still be suppressed. Or is it the second half...... Basically, no.

It's been a long time, and suddenly the playoffs are coming, and it's still the first game, and the Lakers are a little mentally uncalm.

Especially after this section has entered a stalemate period, and has not been able to score, even more so, fortunately, Tang Qian played a 2+1 in this section, which can be regarded as narrowing the score difference to 1 point. But on the other side was still that damn McCum, still using that damn mid-range projection, facing Butler's aggressive defense, and hitting the head.

There are also 3-pointers.

The Lakers took a timeout, and now there is less than 1 minute left in the game.

Larry. Brown replaced Randle and Rondo with Beverley and Covington, and this is an all-round improvement in projection. In this case, this is also a very normal tactical change tactical choice. At the same time, the low cover setting was made, and here is a cover trap, in fact, the real key is in the middle lane. He wants any player who cuts in to find a way to pass it out and shoot at the top of the arc.

If the other party reacts, take plan B, and pull out the right side directly to block and dismantle 2 consecutive blocks and dismantles to make a "hard wall". Hard block the opponent's follow-up defense and supplementary defense. Give an outside player at a fixed point on the right side a chance to shoot a three-point shot.

Yes, the Lakers are now going to make a three-point shot, because if they are 2-pointers, the opponent will definitely shoot directly in this situation. Then drag out the time, score one, and set the end of the game. So it's a three-point shot.

In addition to blocking and dismantling, Tang Qian also has to go in to grab rebounds in order to give the team 2 three-point shots.

After coming back up, the Lakers executed perfectly, and Covington, who was newly replaced, made a three-pointer at the top arc.

3D player, Covington is really good, the key is that he is still the base salary.

This bonus, the Lakers can be regarded as making a lot of money.

But what I never expected was that the Lakers hadn't come back to their senses, and the No. 0 Lillard on the opposite side, after swaying over, actually came directly to a super-large range of diagonal strides and large three-point shots. Beverley didn't even think he'd shoot at that distance. But that's it...... in.

It's still an absolute hollow ball.

Nima, what the hell is this??? How far is this? 30 feet up???

This can also go in???

If he had known about Lillard's future and had hit a 37-foot three-pointer to send people home, he would have hit his jaw on the ground. Lillard, that's it, super god and super ghost, it's all terrifying. It's a pity that tonight, he entered a supergod state instead of a superghost, and the Lakers looked like they were going to lose.

Another timeout, and that's what the Lakers are now, in the fourth quarter, the last two timeouts that can be called.

Larry. Brown made a very decisive decision, went straight up to grab a 2-pointer, and then quickly fouled the opponent to make free throws, and if they all went in, forget it, and if they didn't go in, 2 points and 3 points were fine. If it's all scored, take another timeout, serve the ball, and then go grab the three-pointer.

The other side didn't seem to expect the Lakers to directly grab a 2-pointer, and with 9 seconds left, the Lakers fouled and sent Lillard to the free throw line. Lillard actually made only 1 of 2 free throws, and the Lakers got the rebound and quickly called a timeout.

The fourth-quarter timeout was all over, and Larry. Brown opted to serve the ball after a timeout.

There are 2 points left, and his thoughts are......

ps: I'll still add more tomorrow~~~ This scene is a foreshadowing~

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