In the first round of Wang Cheng's play, Wang Cheng made a steal that was eaten alive!

The Lakers fight back!

Kuzma seemed to anticipate that Wangcheng was about to make a steal, and he had already lowered his center of gravity in advance, and he sneaked off when Beverley stumbled.

By this time he had taken the lead.

Wang Cheng immediately spotted Kuzma as soon as he grabbed the ball, and a fast-guided long pass allowed him to dunk easily.

18：10！ The Lakers trailed by eight points.

The situation quickly changed as soon as he finished on the field, which made the fans in the stadium rekindle and cheer for this beautiful defense.

"Complete the steal mission: +1 steal, congratulations to the host for getting $2,000."

"Complete the assist mission: +1 assist, congratulations to the host for getting $2,000."

The preseason mission coefficient is 2, so all the rewards are double compared to the summer league, and Wang Cheng has swiped $4,000 in just a dozen seconds on the court.

The defense was off to a good start, but Wang Cheng didn't have any mood swings, and immediately walked back to the defensive position and clinged to Beverley.

[Mad Dog Mode] only has five minutes, and he doesn't want to waste a minute.

Moreover, Wang Cheng found that Beverly's expression was a little strange, the corners of his mouth drooped, and there was fire in his eyes, a bit like a butcher with a knife.

"I guess I'm irritated by the passivity of Mad Dog Mode... Be careful of his excesses for a while, in case you get hurt, the gains outweigh the losses. Wang Cheng said secretly in his heart.

After all, the players who fell to Beverley's poisonous hands can't be counted on one hand.

"Rookie, you've managed to provoke me." Beverly leaned his head on Wangcheng's chest and whispered.

"Oh, okay." Wang Cheng said lightly.

"You!" Wang Cheng's indifferent tone was tantamount to adding fuel to the fire, and Beverley gritted his teeth a little.

Although he was angry with Wangcheng, Beverley also seemed to feel the horror of Wangcheng's defense, and this attack actually squatted silently in the bottom corner, handing over the task of organizing to Lou Williams.

Beverly's self-aware behavior couldn't help but make Wang Cheng look high.

Even when his emotions are out of control, Beverley knows that he will not put his anger above the team's interests, which is the hallmark of a mature player.

Therefore, Wang Cheng had no choice but to waste precious buff time with Beverly in the bottom corner. He didn't dare to let go of Beverley to make up for the defense, after all, Beverley had a good three-point hand.

At the other end of the court, Reed and Harrell made a decent pick-and-roll, with the latter cutting in and making a layup.

20：10！

It was the Lakers' turn to attack, and Wang Cheng controlled the ball.

Predictably, Beverley was still courteous, and from the moment Wang Cheng received the ball, he began to defend the whole court.

Beverley's defense is also at the level of a defense.

When he's ruthless, he's extremely oppressive defensively and has a lot of physical confrontations, which is a nightmare for a lot of defenders.

Wang Cheng didn't dare to be careless, sank his center of gravity, dribbled with his right hand, and pressed his left shoulder against Beverley, using his body to separate the ball from him.

Beverley, on the other hand, kept trying to get the ball out of place, not afraid of losing his position.

Fortunately, Wangcheng's agility has improved a lot with the blessing of the buff, and every time Beverley pulls the ball, it is changed to turn around, change direction and other actions.

The two began to tangle with the Lakers in the half, and it was a full six seconds before Wang Cheng struggled to dribble the ball across the half court and pass it to small forward Ingram.

Wang Cheng quickly ran according to the tactics, hoping to find a vacancy.

But Beverley didn't care where the ball was, whether he needed to make up for it or not, he was like a dogskin plaster that haunted Wang Cheng, and he followed Wang Cheng wherever he went.

At this time, the Lakers' offense was somewhat stagnant due to lack of organization, but fortunately, Ingram played a strong individual ability and completed an individual single, 20:12.

"If every round is a positional battle, it's too difficult to chase points, and you can't waste buff time crouching in the bottom corner." When he returned to the defense, Wang Cheng thought in his heart.

It was he who ran to Hart and said in a firm tone, "Josh, let's change our guard next, and I'll guard against the reeds." ”

Hart was deeply impressed by Wang Cheng during the two days of training, and naturally nodded in agreement at this time.

At this time, Reed dribbled past half court, and when he looked up, he found that the defender in front of him had changed.

Lue Williams, Super Sixth Man, is known for his scoring ability and ability to draw fouls.

In the previous life, when Wang Cheng was visiting Hupu, he could often see praise such as "a street in Los Angeles, ask who is the father" when discussing the reeds.

For the defense of the reeds, it is different from all the players that Wang Cheng has defended before.

His dribbling may not be as flashy as Irving's, and his fast break isn't as swift as Fox's, but he dribbles with a good rhythm and can draw fouls from defenders at any time.

His defense must not be as ferocious as the defense against Beverley just now.

At this time, Wang Cheng maintained a distance of half a body from Reed, raised his right hand and was ready to defend and shoot at any time, and his left hand probed forward to wait for an opportunity.

Facing Wang Cheng, Lu Wei also seemed to have the heart to try the depth of this Chinese boy.

I saw him lower his center of gravity, dribble with his left hand, and wave at his teammates with his right hand, stopping his teammates who came to block and disarm, and signaling to pull away the singles.