The Nets are trying to do a good job of offense and defense, but Durant feels too good tonight for George to suppress one-on-one.

The outside world says that the Warriors are a rare four-star team in history, but in fact, they are not just four All-Stars, but a combination of the current No. 1 point guard, the top three scoring guards, the top two small forwards and the top five forwards.

At 18-30, the first quarter was more than 9 minutes, and the Nets were forced to pull away from the double-digit point difference.

The fans at the scene were full of helplessness in their eyes, it was really not that their teammates were not strong, but that the enemy had Gundam!

The only good news is that at this time, both sides are entering the rotation one after another, and Kerr seems to give face to the home fans, replacing the hot Durant and Curry, which is to master Popovich's pretending.

However, there are two more All-Stars left, and the Warriors are now led by Green and Thompson on the court, replaced by Livingston, Iguodala and David West.

Livingston joined the Warriors for 30 million in three years after jumping out of the player option, while West continued to pursue his championship base salary to join the Warriors.

On the Nets' side, Butler and Yi Jianlian led the team, and Rondo, Mitchell and Oden came off the bench.

Rondo dribbled to the front court, and Iguodala was directly attached to Mitchell.

Mitchell has excelled in the past, and this is what Cole has focused on.

Iguodala's defense was like kraft candy, and Mitchell couldn't get a chance on several pick-and-rolls and counter-runs.

Rondo finally gave the ball to Yi Jianlian, who made a basket and then went to the free throw line.

With both free throws, the Nets continued to chase the score.

Livingston pushed forward to give the ball to Green, who also sent a second pass at the top of the arc, and Thompson came out from mid-range to catch the ball.

Mitchell still didn't have much chance in the frontcourt, the ball was stuffed under the basket Oden, and Oden directly pushed Green to dunk one.

There was a burst of whistles at the scene.

But in retrospect, Green immediately returned a three-pointer from beyond the three-point line, and after hitting it, his mouth was chattering.

At the end of the first quarter, the score was fixed at 24-36, and the Nets and Warriors were deadlocked for a while, but could not close the score further.

Green was very arrogant in the pregame, but the strength of the Warriors did give him this arrogant capital.

Back in the second quarter, Jokic led the Nets side, plus Rondo, Mitchell, Markkanen and Oden; On the Warriors' side, Green led the team, plus Livingston, Iguodala, Nick Young, and West.

Rondo dribbled to the frontcourt, Mitchell was still limited to receiving the ball, and Markkanen hit the ball from mid-range.

Despite falling behind, the Nets showed resilience as a team.

"Defend! Defend! ”

The audience was encouraged and began to take the initiative to cheer.

Green continued to organize with the ball at the top of the arc, and the Warriors had a lot of blocking and counter-runs without the ball, even if there was a change of people, but the tactical literacy was still very high.

However, the Nets also did a good job defensively, not giving the Warriors an easy chance to catch the ball and attack.

At this time, Iguodala suddenly made a block for Green during his run, and Green saw that the dribble accelerated directly and rushed in.

Mitchell switched defenses, and Green pressed him directly to the inside, and after the confrontation, he sent the ball to the basket and caused Mitchell's defensive foul.

After the goal, Green was very excited, and rushed directly to the bottom line and roared at the audience.

There was boos from the audience.

He smiled even more happily under the boos, and when he looked back at Mitchell, he immediately smiled and said, "Hey, Mitchell, welcome to the NBA." ”

He didn't say rookie, but he said the same thing.

Mitchell didn't say a word after hearing this, and went straight up to confront Green face to face.

The referee on the sidelines immediately sounded the warning whistle.

The two were pulled away by the referee and teammates, and the field began to smell a little gunpowder.

Green shook his head, still smiling on his face, still treating Mitchell as a rookie in his heart.

He missed the free throw in a boo, but the Warriors still held a 12-point lead.

Rondo carried the ball to the frontcourt, but at this time Mitchell took the initiative to reach for the ball, and he was a little enthusiastic after slapping Green.

Instead of giving the ball over, Rondo shouted for him to make a tactical move.

Mitchell turned around and took the ball hard and fell for Green, and Rondo is still an old ruffian.

Mitchell didn't get the ball, and he was even more unhappy, but he didn't show this unhappiness in the confrontation, but ran back and forth with all his strength.

Jokic made a nice pick-and-roll, and Mitchell had a chance to cut to the basket in the air.

Rondo found out for the first time, and shook his hand to hit the earth.

Beautiful and comfortable feeding the ball, the ball went directly to Mitchell's hand, Mitchell jumped up with the ball, and West pressed the ball directly into the basket through the defense.

"Bang!"

The ball flew away, but the referee blew the whistle for West's blocking foul.

There was a whistle at the scene, although the ball was not scored, but it was almost a little, and Mitchell's physical fitness was really good.

After hitting both free throws, he finally scored his first point of the game.

Iguodala didn't score a three-pointer from receiving the ball, Jokic accepted the rebound, the ball was given to Rondo with one hand, and Rondo made another long throw with an advance amount, Mitchell ran like a rabbit in the frontcourt, took the ball and scored a quick layup.

Green stepped back at the top of the circle, but couldn't catch up with Mitchell and watched the latter score on a layup.

Mitchell scored four points in a row and finally regained some form.

Livingston backs down to Rondo and pulls one in.

Coming back, this time Rondo took the initiative to signal Mitchell to come out to catch the ball, and after motioning for his teammates to pull away, let him one-on-one Iguodala.

That's the smell of a good point guard, not letting Mitchell get hot and adding fuel to the fire when he finds his form.

Mitchell played Iguodala one-on-one and dribbled straight to get himself moving.

After being entangled with Iguodala for so many rounds, he also knew a little bit of the latter's defensive habits, one went to the right at full speed, and then suddenly turned sharply, leaning on Iguodala and then accelerating away.

There was an exclamation at the scene, this technical movement is really beautiful.

Mitchell shook off Iguodala and rushed to the basket, and Green made up for it.

Mitchell made a three-step layup, stepped in front of Green in the second step, and suddenly took another turn, spun in the air, and switched to the other side of the basket for a rebound.

Green couldn't keep up with the reaction, and by the time he turned around, Mitchell had already scored the ball.

The whistle was non-stop.

Owen also laughed and shook his fist on the sidelines, and the ball hit the same level of anger as he had.

Mitchell was also excited after scoring, and after yelling at the audience from the baseline, he turned back to Green and said, "You can't keep up with my speed, have you become an old guy?" ”

Green was stunned for a moment, then stopped laughing, went up and pushed directly.

Mitchell was pushed to the ground, got up and went straight up and immediately pushed Green back.

The two soon became entangled.

Although Mitchell is a head shorter, he does not fall behind at all in the entanglement, which is really like a flat-headed brother!