Mike D'Anthony's worries are not groundless, the Suns' scoring percentage has been higher after the Suns' offensive rhythm has been disrupted, but the number of shots has decreased, which is obviously not what he wants to see. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ

His original strategy was to play fast and slow, quantity for quality, as long as they can shoot more basketballs within the specified time, and then try to reduce the number of shots of the opponent, they have a good chance to win, but now although the shooting rate is high, but the Pistons' Osborne's three-point shots are a large number of shots, and in the case of a similar shooting rate, they have completed the overtake of the Suns.

In the fourth quarter, the Suns replaced three main players, Steve Nash, Quentin Richardson, and Joe Johnson, who were replaced to rest and rest, at this time the Suns were led by Stoudemire, Sean Marion, and Leandro Barbossa, focusing on interior players.

The Pistons also made some adjustments, with Rasheed Wallace replaced, Tysha Ann Prince on top, Chauncy Billups on top by Lindsey Hunt, Richard Hamilton and Chaunci Billups, and Ben Wallace remained the same, focusing on outside players.

In fact, the Pistons' interior defense is very strong, and it is necessary to configure these players, especially in the league that is still in the super interior period, and it is even more necessary to configure a super interior for defense.

The Suns' interior configuration is not bad, and Amare Stadmeire and Sean Marion are also players who can attack and defend.

So how this contest wins or loses, we have to see how the Suns' interior players and Pistons' outside players play.

At the beginning of the final battle, Ben Wallace was responsible for defending Amarestad Meyre and Sean Marion, which was under a lot of pressure, but it was very important, and he must be able to resist the bombardment of the Suns' interior players, otherwise the Pistons' victory would not be guaranteed.

Even if the Suns go down to the top three, their offensive firepower is still undiminished, and Amarestad Meyer is a defensive and offensive player in his own right, as long as you can get the basketball into his hands.

The Suns are controlled by Leandro Barbosa, his speed is not something that ordinary people can keep up with, although Lindsey Hunt is very hard to defend, but his speed is far from keeping up with Barbossa, so he can only eat dirt behind Barbossa.

Osborne didn't expect that Leandro Barbossa, who was also in the 03rd class, would be so fast, and it was a unique fight with TJ Fu.

He was also quick to make up for it, Leandro Barbossa is not a traditional point guard, and he is not good at passing, so he quickly handed the basketball to Stoudemire after seeing Osborne's bag.

Stoudemire received the basketball and tried to use his under-the-basket singles skills to force Ben Wallace, but before he could lift the basketball, the basketball was cut off by the long-armed Tysian Princes.

Taysha Ampyrins picked up the basketball and passed the basketball directly to Osben who was running wildly to deal with it, Osborne received a pass from Tayshaan Springs, and he didn't plan to wait for anyone, he accelerated directly from the midfield, passed the Suns' Sean Marion, and ran to the basketball is a whirlwind twist and dunk.

After Osborne dunked, he also did a pull-up on the basket before coming down, in fact, such a move could have blown a technical foul, but the referee saw that Sean Marion behind Osborne was still under Osborne's ass, so he let Osborne go.

The Suns' side is still the main inside, Leandro Barbossa still handed the basketball to Stoudemire, this time Stoudemire did not hesitate to directly lean on Ben Wallace for a direct dunk, because Ben Wallace's height is not as tall as Stoudemire, so there is no way to stop him, Stoudemire immediately returned two points.

Osborne also felt a little uncomfortable when he saw that the two points he had worked so hard to deduct were easily deducted by Stoudemire, so Osborne returned to his old job.

Osborne ran frantically and finally found an open shot under the cover of Ben Wallace, and Lindsey Hunter also quickly passed the basketball to him, and Osborne received the basketball as a three-pointer.

On the Suns' side, Sean Marion immediately returned a three-pointer, and the two sides played relatively easily, you scored a shot, and I returned one.

However, when Osborne made a three-pointer with four minutes left in the game, the Suns brought in all of their main players for the final showdown.

The Pistons did not show weakness at all, and the Pistons also changed their main players to play with the Suns****** at this time they led the Suns by 9 points, and they were very confident of defeating the Suns.

The final showdown officially began, Steve Nash controlled the basketball, looking for offensive opportunities, he quickly dribbled across the three-point line, Chauncey Billups tried to keep up, but at this time Steve Nash was unstoppable, he directly made a beautiful turn past Chauncey Billups, and then hit the ground and passed to Stoudemire, the pass was more hidden, so Stoudemire was able to dunk the basketball before Ben Wallace and Rasheed Wallace did not react.

Osborne then used his singles skills to get past Quentin Richardson and assisted Rasheed Wallace to complete an open connection, and the gap between the two sides remained at nine points.

Then the Suns' single Joe, Joe Johnson, also quickly passed Richard Hamilton and came to a pull-up jumper, and then Steve Nash stole Chauncey Billups' pass and scored an easy layup.

Then Osborne also made a three-pointer to help the Pistons stabilize the situation, and the Pistons' defense seemed to be ineffective, and the Suns' offense was full of firepower, and the Pistons couldn't stop it.

Osborne made a three-pointer, Sean Marion also returned a three-pointer, Richard Hamilton made a mid-range shot, and Joe Johnson then returned a dunk.

When the Pistons had a one-point lead, Larry Brown called a short timeout to lay out the final move, which was to hand the basketball to Osborne to prevent the Suns' final offense.

Osborne was very excited, and if he didn't do it today, there would be a lore situation, and the critical moment was the moment of the hero's performance.

The Suns scored a two-pointer to beat the Pistons by one point, and then Quentin Richardson and Joe Johnson came over to wrap up Osborn, and Chauncey Billups passed the basketball to Richard Hamilton, who also lived up to expectations and threw in a three-pointer.

At this time, the Suns trailed by two points, but the Pistons were not happy for long, and Steve Nash also gave the Pistons a riback from beyond the three-point line and also made a three-pointer.

With two rounds left in the game, the Pistons only need to make a three-pointer at this time to determine the outcome of the game.

The Pistons' offense was not so easy this time, Osborne and Richard Hamilton, as well as Chauncey Billups were all closely guarded by the Suns, especially Osborn.

Chauncee Billups controlled the basketball and withstood Steve Nash's attack, Osborne and Richard Hamilton shook off the opposing players and ran desperately, but there were still no good opportunities, and Rasheed Wallace and Ben Wallace also pulled out at this time and prepared to shoot.

At this time, Osborne finally ran out of the open spot, Chauncey Billups' basketball was quickly passed, as soon as Osborne received the basketball, the Suns players immediately pounced, and Quentin Richardson was ready to jump up and block Osborne at any time.

Usually Osborne is a one-on-five game, but this time he didn't dare to do so, because it was likely to be interfered with, so he passed the basketball to Rasheed Wallace when there were still 5 seconds left in the offensive time, and Rasheed Wallace had no choice but to fight, and the players knew that he didn't have the ability to shoot from a distance, and Ben Wallace didn't even have the ability to attack.

But as the so-called for the team, for the sake of victory, he can do anything, he also used the posture of shooting mid-distance shooting to throw the basketball out, as soon as the basketball came off, the timer lit up, and the basketball staggered into the basket. (To be continued.) )