It's just that the game between the Bucks and the Clippers didn't make much trouble after the game.

First, the strength of the Bucks themselves is much stronger than that of the Clippers.

In addition, the Bucks' strength this season has made fans get used to it.

Why was the Rockets so anxious at that time when they won 22 in a row?

The main reason is that the strength of the Rockets themselves is not enough, and the core players always have to lose one, which makes them unpredictable when they play any team.

But the Bucks are different, they have won nine straight games in a completely crushing posture, and their average goal difference is almost more than 15 points per game.

Such a winning streak only makes it feel like their win is taken for granted.

Carry it away, next!

Just count it like this~

Of course, there is another reason why today's headlines have nothing to do with them — the Warriors also had a game tonight, when they played the Magic at home, and both teams made a combined 65 three-pointers.

This caused a heated discussion after the game.

This time, it was not only the fans who were there, but even many well-known NBA experts joined in.

ESPN even held a roundtable on "Is the Three-Point Shot Really Rising Dramatically?"

Originally, they were going to discuss it after the Bucks vs. Warriors game, but they were afraid that it would be an isolated case.

NBA! It is possible for any kind of data to appear, and the most important thing is to know whether the data is an individual case or is gradually starting to become a trend.

The Bucks made 59 three-pointers in that game against the Magic can be considered an isolated case.

But now the Magic are playing the Warriors in a similar situation, and even the total number of three-pointers shot exceeds 59, reaching 65.

This has to be discussed.

"There is no doubt that the era of three-point shooting has arrived, and in the 05~06 season, Ray Allen made 653 three-pointers in one season, and I knew from that time that the three-point shot would become more and more important." Reporter Tom Habstrow believes that the era of the three-point shot will come, and it is only a matter of time before the three-point shot occupies a more important tactical position.

"The success of the Orlando Magic last season allowed a lot of teams to find a way to reach the Finals, and you must know that last season's Magic team was basically able to shoot three-pointers from the outside, and they were able to shoot more than 10 three-pointers almost every night that season." Magic's team reporter Mike Adams agreed with Tom.

"But don't forget, it was the Lakers who won the championship in the end, and their offense is still dominated by attacking the inside!"

"And there is no team that has won the championship by three points, not before, not now, and not in the future!"

"Maybe it's just the characteristics of these teams, didn't the Suns and Warriors in the 05~06 season also shoot three points like crazy? But the champions are still those teams with stronger defensive and interior strength. ”

It's a pity that the other three reporters don't think that the tactical status of the three-point shot will improve.

The closer you are to the basket, the higher the percentage of offense shooting, and that's an eternal truth.

And three-point shooting may be a trend now, but, just like the 05~06 season, many teams have also had a lot of three-point tactics, but the results have proved that three-point shooting does not have a big effect in the playoffs with higher defensive intensity, but will drag down the team.

The final result of the debate ended with the three experts arguing that "the current three-point tide is only a temporary heat and will not have any impact on the status of the three-point shot, and the future of the league is still the era when the interior is king".

It's just that outside the show, fans, especially those in Orlando, have a lot more topics to discuss.

"So the Bucks are imitating us! Could it be that they want to beat us down with our style? ”

"Hehe, first you have to have a Dwight, but can you train it?"

"We beat us 4-0 last season, no wonder you want to imitate us, I wish you success, haha!"

McCa Adams' remark that "the success of the Magic team has allowed other teams to find a way to reach the Finals" caused Orlando fans to climax collectively, shouting that the Bucks were imitating the Magic's style of play.

Milwaukee fans listened to the cheers and began to fight back:

"Yi is at the top of the regular season MVP list, where is Dwight Howard? How can I not see his name in the top three? ”

"We're the only team in the league that hasn't lost yet, what about you?"

"You will take the words of a reporter with the team seriously!"

It's a pity that no matter how Milwaukee fans fight back, Orlando fans only have one sentence: "You were beaten 4-0 in the playoffs last season, and you are embarrassed to speak?" ”

That sentence alone gags the mouths of all Milwaukee fans.

What makes them even more choked is the fact that they did lose 4-0 to the Orlando Magic last season.

"I just hope Christmas can come soon, I can't wait to beat the Magic team in the Christmas war!"

All Milwaukee fans are looking forward to the "Christmas War" even more.

***

In the midst of the curse battle, the Bucks returned to Bradley Arena non-stop to face the Bulls back-to-back.

Derrick Rose has seen a lot of growth this season, averaging more than 20 points per game.

According to the rules of the rivers and lakes, an average of more than 20 points per game is a star.

Derrick Rose is now a star.

As a result, the Bulls have a decent record so far, with 6 wins and 3 losses in fifth place in the East.

The game begins.

The Bucks didn't make a difference because of back-to-backs.

The season has just begun, and everyone's physical strength is quite abundant, and yesterday's main lineup was clocked out in the third quarter, so there was no problem.

The Bucks took the lead as always, but the Bulls, who had an easy schedule, fell into an extremely disadvantageous situation from the start, missing shots from several obvious open spots.

Could it be that yesterday's wine hasn't woken up yet?

Fortunately, Derrick Rose was in good shape, dragging the Bulls for a quarter.

28 to 25.

The Bulls are just one three-pointer away.

Derrick Rose scored 10 points in the first quarter.

This kid seems to be energetic as soon as he fights the Bucks!

Nonsense, are you willing to say that you are a parallel import?

In the second quarter, the Bulls' starters recovered, Rose relaxed a lot, and the whole game became anxious.

From 6 minutes in the second quarter to 8 minutes in the third quarter, the two teams alternated leads, and neither could completely suppress the other.

Seeing that the most difficult game played by the Bucks this season was about to appear, Yi Jianlian started his personal offensive mode from the fourth quarter, scored 15 points in a single quarter, stretched the difference between the two teams to 10 points before the last three minutes of the game, and maintained this score difference to the end.

105 to 95.

There is no danger.

The Bucks took the Bulls at home, becoming the first team to reach a double-digit winning streak this season.

Yi Jianlian's playing time in this game reached a season high, nearly 37 minutes.

At the same time, Yi Jianlian's score also broke the personal scoring record this season, cutting 39 points, and also got 8 assists and 10 rebounds.