As the game continued, the cheers of the Trail Blazers' home fans never stopped.

Because the difference in strength between the two sides on the field is too big......

The Bucks are currently in the top eight in the East, and it stands to reason that their strength is not too bad, but in front of the Trail Blazers, it can really be described as dwarfed.

In just half a quarter of the game, the Trail Blazers had already pressed the Bucks to score a 9-point difference!

It's a completely one-sided situation......

The fans at the scene were very excited, they wanted to watch this kind of slaughter-like game, and the previous few tepid games really didn't seem to have much meaning.

……

George Carr sighed, a feeling of helplessness in his heart.

It's really helpless, there's no way to take the trailblazer......

The weak interior line is their most fatal flaw, because the interior line is too weak, which leads to the Trail Blazers' outside trio to hit the basket in various ways......

Even if they don't hit the basket, the Bucks can't grab the rebound if the Trail Blazers misses the shot.

If you can't grab rebounds, how can you play this game......

The Bucks' shooting accuracy is not yet accurate enough to take out the Trail Blazers.

What frustrates George Karl the most is that he can clearly feel that the Bucks players are afraid of the Trail Blazers.

This fear caused the players on the field to shrink their hands and feet, and they could not let go of their hands and feet to play at all.

For example, there is a scramble on the court, the two sides are deadlocked, and the referee does not blow the whistle to let the two sides fight for the ball, and the Bucks players have already voluntarily given up the ball......

George Carr knows very well that their Bucks are going to be bad tonight.

Maybe the final result of the game will be quite ugly......

With three minutes left in the first quarter, Richard changed the lineup, Kobe Bryant and O remained on the court, and the other three were replaced by the driver, Harrington and Bowen.

Even so, the Bucks were completely unable to parry, the big dog Robinson and Ray Allen, both of whom had been on the court in the first quarter and did not play at all, and finally they lost a 16-point difference in the first quarter.

At 31:15, the Bucks scored less than half of the Trail Blazers' points in the first quarter......

What was most unacceptable to George Karl was that they didn't score as much as Kobe Bryant, who scored a whopping 17 points in the first quarter.

"By the way, what is the largest single-game margin in NBA history?" Richard turned to Stevens beside him.

"68 points, when the Cavaliers played the Heat at the end of '91, the score difference was ......" As soon as he heard Richard's question, Stevens guessed what Richard was going to do......

"So much?" Richard blinked, he originally planned to beat the Bucks in this game by the largest point margin in history, and completely nail the opponent to the pillar of shame.

As a result, the score difference of 68 points is really amazing......

"Coach, you don't want to play the biggest point difference in history in this game, do you?" It was just time for the break, and the players asked with a smile when they heard Richard's words.

Richard nodded, "That's right, I did have this idea at first, but it doesn't feel realistic......"

"Can you do it?"

The players smiled bitterly, it was a 68-point difference, how could it be so easy to break.

"Do your best, the more points you can beat me anyway, the better, and definitely leave the Bucks with a lesson that will never be forgotten!"

"By the way, what is the biggest margin of winning in Bucks history? Stevens, you know what? Richard asked again.

"59 points, at the end of '78, when Abdul-Jabbar led the Bucks to the Pistons, he scored 59 points to win the most in team history!" Stevens replied without thinking.

Richard looked at Stevens in surprise, this guy is a robot, right? I knew all this, and I remembered it so clearly, I answered it without saying a word......

The biggest point difference in history, this Stevens can remember, it's nothing, Richard actually knows it, but it's not so sure, so he asked Stevens.

But to remember the Bucks' biggest win margin in franchise history is remarkable......

It's a humanoid computer!

"Did you hear it, work hard to make the bucks taste the taste of being washed in blood!"

Richard said with a smile at the generals......

……

The second quarter resumed.

Richard put Big Ben in the center position, Rashid played power forward, and the other three were Jackson, Mobley and Robinson.

This lineup is definitely not the strongest lineup of the Trail Blazers, but such a lineup, it is no exaggeration to say that it can definitely make the playoffs in the West when taken out alone......

It's not even just the playoffs, and if you're lucky, you'll have no problem making it to the Western Conference semifinals.

This is enough to see the terrible lineup of the Trail Blazers at the moment, Richard casually came up with a lineup, which is the top lineup in the league......

How do bucks fight?

Originally, George Karl also wanted to let the big dog Robinson and Ray Allen rest off the court, after all, these two played the full 12 minutes in the first quarter.

But just two minutes into the second quarter, Karl reluctantly put the two back on the court.

Because if you don't let it go, the Bucks may collapse if you can't finish this quarter!

In just two minutes, the original 16-point difference has come to 20 points......

The game had just been played for a little more than a quarter, and the point difference directly broke 20, and George Karl had the urge to strangle his players.

……

The Bucks' starters, the strength on the books looks okay, but the bench lineup is completely unwatchable, so Cassel is now on the bench, except for Cassel, none of them can play on the bench......

Big Dog and Ray Allen are not present, only one Kassel is on the field, and it is strange that he is not pinched by the Trail Blazers' lineup!

With four minutes left in the second quarter, Richard made another substitution, with Rashid and Mobley taking the game and replacing Lewis and Kobe.

The Rose Garden Arena resounded with overwhelming cheers, no matter how the Trail Blazers made substitutions, the strength of the lineup on the court was first-class and strong, and the Bucks were unable to compete.

"Doot toot!" The referee blew the whistle for the end of the first half.

With a big score of 69:35, the home team fans who watched were screaming excitedly, and at halftime, the Trail Blazers were already leading by 34 points.

The poor Bucks only scored 15 points in the first quarter, and the situation was slightly better in the second quarter, but they didn't score many points, only 20 points.

The Trail Blazers were even more popular in the second quarter of the game, scoring 38 points in a single quarter!

"Well done, boys!"

"That's what you want, if you dare to provoke our pioneers, you have to make them ugly!"

"Keep up the good work and strive to play such a point difference in the second half!"

Richard excitedly encouraged the Trail Blazers, and he didn't expect a 34-point difference at halftime, but now that he has played, he must make persistent efforts, and it is not impossible to break the Cavaliers' record.