Scott just doesn't have a lot of coaching experience, but that doesn't mean he's a fool, in fact, everyone can see that the key reason why the Nets were able to tie with the 76ers in the first quarter was Kidd. Only under Kidd's leadership will they have the ability to go head-to-head with the league champions, so after the end of the first quarter, Scott had no intention of resting Kidd.

After hastily arranging the tactics, Scott asked with concern, "Jason, I hope you can continue to play in the second quarter, no problem, right?" Whether it's a starter or a substitute, they can only compete with your opponents with your help. ”

Kidd nodded and said, "Don't worry, coach, I can do it, the 76ers are really strong, but we are not bad, even if they want to step on us to advance, I will let them crack a tooth and tell them that we are not easy to mess with!" ”

However, leading the bench to the 76ers is more stressful for Kidd, and the Nets' bench lineup is basically only Jefferson alone, so he has to put in more energy than in the first quarter. However, the 76ers' bench is the best in the league this season, and with Arenas just winning the sixth man of the season, their bench lineup is not inferior to the main lineup in attack at all, and although the defense is not as good as the defensive end, the defense formed by Lynch, Hill and Mutombo is enough.

Like Kidd, Snow also came on at the beginning of the second quarter, after all, the 76ers' bench lineup still needs one person to sort out the offense, you can't put Bell on it, and then four people defend and one person to attack, right?

There's no denying that Kidd is the second-best player in the history of the league's future triple-double list, and although his teammates are not very good, he does almost everything by himself. Scoring on breakaway layups, grabbing rebounds with post players, waiting for an opportunity to make a steal or disrupt an opponent's shot, and of course, his job is to organize the offense. As time goes on, Kidd's stats are rising, and he has filled up almost every statistic, making him a famous triple-double!

Kidd's ubiquitous all-around skills helped the Nets withstand the 76ers' offense, after all, strictly speaking, the 76ers bench is the only one responsible for scoring, Snow, of course, can also act as an outside firepower point, but he needs to sort out the team's offense, after all, Arenas is a scoring guard from the inside out, and it is unrealistic to expect him to organize.

This makes Brown a little worried, he has always been proud of the team's strong bench, after both sides change the main lineup, it is usually the 76ers to tie the gap or further expand the difference, but the Nets with a Kidd to make the 76ers good at the routine come to naught, which is extremely rare in previous games. While Brown doesn't assume his team will lose this game, he hates to have anything out of his control during the game.

But this time he didn't want to change the starting line-up early, and since the two sides were evenly matched, it might be a good strategy to keep it up, and he believed Scott should be a little more anxious than he was. Indeed, just as Brown predicted, Scott quickly lost his breath, and it was a torturous thing to watch his team never be able to erase that small point difference, and Scott obviously did not have the same good cultivation as Brown, and he took advantage of the dead ball opportunity to replace the main force of the Nets.

Brown did the same, but instead of going up and down, he replaced Mutombo with Dylampoter and then Lynch with Reed, leaving the 76ers' on-court lineup with Snow, Reed, Arenas, Hill and Dyrem Porter. Brown's intentions are simple, he wants the team to destroy the opponent directly with outside shots, and Kidd can limit Iverson on the defensive end, but not necessarily Arenas, as the few previous meetings between the two have proven.

This is also a three-guard lineup with two big and three small, but Brown replaced Iverson with Arenas, because Arenas is taller and much stronger physically in comparison, as the most threatening point on the outside of the 76ers at present, Kidd will definitely go to the opposite position instead of Snow in the same position in the real sense, anyway, it is a three-guard, who can defend anyone.

Kidd soon found the young man on the opposite side to be quite tricky, with the two sides being about the same size, but Arenas was very aggressive, and the way he broke through was simple and rough, often dribbling directly into the interior with a shoulder top, which made Kidd miss Iverson's small body, at least then he wouldn't have to struggle as much on the defensive end as he does now.

Iverson silently clenched his fists off the court, he was very dissatisfied with Brown's deployment, anyway, he is also the star of the 76ers, although he was somewhat suppressed when he was against Kidd before, but overall he still made a lot of contributions to the team. But now I can only watch my teammates gallop across the field, and no one will feel too comfortable.

But Iverson didn't dare to say anything, after all, judging from the situation on the field, Brown's adjustment was immediate, and if he went up again at this time, it was likely to destroy this hard-won good situation. However, this does not mean that he does not have other thoughts in his heart, as the saying goes, the country is easy to change, and Iverson's self-respecting nature has not changed much at all.

Chang Wei had been watching the game go on, and if he could turn his head to look at Iverson, he could easily see what was in his eyes. The breakup between Iverson and Brown in the previous life is actually the result of the accumulation of many small contradictions, although Chang Wei has brought great changes to the 76ers, it does not mean that the things in the previous life will not happen again.

Despite Iverson, who was on the bench, the rest of the 76ers looked in high spirits, waving towels to cheer on their teammates to make up for their lack of play. At halftime, the Nets were only 56-60 behind, while Kidd had 12 points, six rebounds and seven assists, as well as two steals and one block, which only he could match.

Although his team took the lead, Brown gently pressed his forehead, Kidd is too perverted to cut off the connection between him and his teammates, but to beat the Nets, you must first beat him, this seems like an endless loop, maybe you can only play against the Nets led by him like in the previous games, right?