Lambis scratched his head a little at Ye Feng's performance, he didn't expect that he was also a rookie in the class of 2008, Beasley was still higher in the list than Ye Feng, and this stable starter who contributed an average of 15+8 per game this season would be blown up by Ye Feng. Pen ~ Fun ~ Pavilion www.biquge.info then change the defense, Lambis introduced another striker of his team, Corey Brewer.

The 2007 No. 7 pick was still a good performer last season, averaging 13 points, 3.4 rebounds and 1.4 steals per game, and was an important player for the Timberwolves on the outside. Despite his mediocre performance so far this season, Lambis still has a lot of trust in him, and with his wing partner being a scoring-only guy like Beasley, Brewer's presence is still necessary, at least to wipe Beasley's ass.

However, Lambis forgot one thing, or he knew, but he ignored it - Brewer's strength is his weakness, although Ye Feng is not as perverted as James in this regard, but bullying and bullying Brewer is definitely enough. And he also tried to fall into the low post to single Brewer with his back, which made the opponent even more uncomfortable. Ye Feng's back-to-back singles have gradually begun to show their power after being polished last season, and combined with his relatively high shooting rate and anti-sky court vision, he is simply a big killer in the low post, even if he attracts the bag, he can pass the ball smoothly.

In the second quarter, Brewer was mistreated, and he didn't dare to let Ye Feng play big in the low post, because it meant that he had to be beaten big and small, and both Camby and Aldridge had a crushing advantage over him, and he couldn't find any way to stop the opponent's offense except fouling. In desperation, he could only follow Ye Feng to a low position, and used his strength to resist Ye Feng's back, hoping to delay Ye Feng's back singles.

But there is one thing he doesn't know, Ye Feng did not stop moving forward after learning the steps of the basket from Gasol, but with the help of his personal shooting coach and father-in-law Hornacek, he developed another routine of back-to-back singles. Although Ye Feng felt the pressure exerted by Brewer behind his back, he did not pay attention to it, but pushed back, and used the interaction of forces to complete the three steps of turning, leaning back and shooting in place, so that Brewer's defense was all in the air. This is the trick he discussed with Hornacek before, usually stars will only use it to take risks when they run out of ammunition, but Ye Feng uses it as a regular tactic.

And if Brewer's close defense is not so tight, Ye Feng can also directly dribble the ball and turn into the inside, forcing Loew or Milicic to come to make up for the defense, which creates space for one of the two interior lines of the Trailblazers. With Brewer's "help", Ye Feng scored a quasi-triple-double of 27 points, 7 rebounds and 10 assists in the first half, which is already the data of many players in one game. And Ye Feng's efficiency is also very high, with a shooting rate of 62.7% and a three-point shooting rate of 45.1%, and it is a piece of cake to score 27 points at halftime.

Now Ye Feng has become a big problem for the Timberwolves, and under his leadership, the Trail Blazers have led 60-46 at halftime, and Rambis must replace someone else to limit Ye Feng. He once wanted to replace Ye Feng's former teammate Webster, after all, the two were familiar with each other, but Webster was not good at defense, so he and Ye Feng were basically beaten up. He glanced at the other players sitting in his place silent and found that he had only one card to play besides Beasley, Brewer and Webster, this year's No. 4 pick, Wesley Johnson.

When he said that he would let the rookie start in the second half, the other players had no opinion, but Johnson himself trembled in his heart, and he remembered Ye Feng, who was still a high school student on the street court, and Ye Feng left an invincible shadow in his heart at that time. But now that the head coach has an order, he can't clearly say that he doesn't want to play against Ye Feng, so he can only agree aggrievedly. In fact, he still has a little luck in his heart: maybe Ye Feng will open up to me in the game because I know him, right?

But he thought wrongly, not to mention that he and Ye Feng are also general friends, even when he wants to deal with Westbrook and Loew, two best friends, Ye Feng has never been merciful, it's a big deal to find time to invite them to a meal after the game, he will never let go of water on the court. And his idea was wrong from the beginning, the moment he pinned his hopes of victory on his opponent, his sharpness had already been vented, and what confrontation was there to talk about?

Johnson has indeed been gradually built into a pure outside defender in the past few years, which is also the fundamental reason why Rambis asked him to play against Ye Feng, but he can't bear it! Ye Feng's shadow in his heart is too deep, when he attacks with the ball, Johnson will always have a sense of powerlessness that cannot be matched, and the defensive attitude is naturally not so tough. The consequence of this is that while Ye Feng brushed up his own data, the Trail Blazers extended their lead to as many as 25 points and ended the third quarter of the game 97-72.

Faced with such a huge point difference, Rambis simply gave up resistance, and he still let Johnson continue to play in the fourth quarter, but the mood was completely different from before. Since then, Johnson's playing time has been decreasing, and his progress has been very slow without the team's strong development, and the source is this game. And when the fourth quarter came out, what made Johnson completely collapse was that the Trail Blazers replaced four substitutes, and the only one who did not change was Ye Feng, which meant that he had to accept another 12 minutes of torment.

McMillan doesn't care what the opponent thinks of his move to continue to send the team's ace, anyway, he has his own legitimate reasons, Ye Feng hasn't played 15 games after all, it's understandable to give him more time to get acquainted, as for what data he cut, what's the matter with me? This shows that he has found his form in the course of the game, I am not dissatisfied, I wish he played on the court a little longer!

So under the deliberate connivance of the head coach, Ye Feng played another half a quarter before Shi Shiran stepped off the court and let Batum go up to finish the last half of the game. In the end, the Trail Blazers defeated the Timberwolves by 36 points 119-83, and Ye Feng played a super triple-double: 52 points, 12 rebounds and 18 assists.