Simmons was restrained by Ye Han!

In turn, Ye Han made a very resolute move to slowly regain his touch, and Bickerstaff nodded secretly when he saw Ye Han's transformation, and exchanged Capono back to help Ye Han open up space and create better scoring opportunities for Ye Han. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ

Gitters is no longer as brave as he used to be, and his physical fitness can't keep up after several injuries, Simmons is limited by Ye Han, although Brand can't prevent it on the inside Bobcats, but the Bobcats at least limit the Clippers on the outside.

As Ye Han's sense gradually recovered, at least from the scene, the Bobcat was not so passive and began to compete with the Clippers!

The Bobcats are more of an outside shot, that is, three points, the Clippers rely on Brand to chisel on the inside, and the Bobcats have Okafor and Gerard Wallace on the inside, two desperate slangs on the defensive end, Brand is not so easy to score, and it takes a lot of effort every time he attacks.

In the ninth minute of the third quarter of the game, Ye Han's gradual recovery of the hand allowed the Bobcats to recover a little score in this quarter.

It was the Bobcats' turn to attack again, and Temar Slai dribbled the ball over half court to Ye Han, and then went to the bottom corner to open up space.

Sly, who is the Bobcats' backup point guard, is where he is only eyed for his dribbling and a three-pointer from the corner, which he uses to open up space for Ye Han like Capono.

Ye Han held the ball at the top of the arc, and it was Quentin Rose who defended him.

Simmons and Langton are always ready to wrap up, but they're ready to defend their respective defenders at any time.

Ye Han did not hesitate, took advantage of the opponent's bag not in place, accelerated a step, and shot a long-distance two-point jumper against Quentin Rose.

Hit!

The Clippers attack.

Simmons has become the Clippers' leading scorer from the outside, and Gittles has gradually been reduced by Dunleavy Sr. The other two players on the outside of the Clippers are far less capable of scoring than Simmons, and after Ye Han restricted Simmons, the Clippers' outside offense basically stagnated, relying on Brand to create opportunities single-handedly.

Sure enough, this time it was Langton and Brand again.

Brand has scored 14 points in the third quarter, which is very efficient.

However, this time Brand didn't make the shot, and was interfered with by Gerard Wallace, and Okafor grabbed the defensive rebound.

The Bobcats counterattacked, the Clippers returned to defense very quickly, the fast attack was not successful, Sly is still quite experienced, I have never seen a pig run and I haven't eaten pork, stop the fast attack, press down the rhythm, and fight positional warfare.

After Ye Han came to the front court, Sly immediately passed the ball over.

There is no doubt that Ye Han is coming by himself again.

The Clippers were very resolute this time, Ye Han had just accelerated, and Simmons immediately pounced, this time he was completely attracted by Ye Han.

However, Ye Han, who was singles in the whole quarter and did not have an assist in the third quarter, passed!

Capono finally got a super big gap and made a quick three-point shot.

Hollow hit!

63-73, the Bobcats trailed by 10 points.

The Clippers call a timeout!

The Clippers, who have a huge advantage in terms of personnel, are being caught up by the Bobcats!

In 9 minutes, Ye Han shot 17 times, which is quite a ball bully's style of play.

The shooting percentage was also not very outstanding, 7-of-17, but the more he shot, the more fluid the Bobcats' offense turned out.

Unlike before when others didn't dare to vote, throw indiscriminately, or vote casually, at least he had a certain degree of certainty in his shot.

Before this quarter of the game was over, Ye Han had already scored 16 points, plus the previous 7 points, he had already scored 23 points.

"Ace did a good job." Bickerstaff finally saw the Ye Han he wanted to see, not just scoring points when playing a weak team, but Ye Han who played confidently and wisely no matter who the opponent was, no matter how the opponent defended.

Without making too many arrangements, Bickerstaff emphasized the key points of defense, and the offense was left to Ye Han and the players on the field to make their own decisions.

The timeout came back and the game continued.

The Clippers attack.

The Clippers' offense changed significantly, not continuing to hand over to Brand singles, but from the outside.

If the Clippers' outside offense doesn't improve, relying solely on Brand to score on the inside, the game is very struggling.

Langton held the ball to face Sly, Brand came out to block and dismantle, Langton cut inside, Sly and Gerard Wallace went to cover Brand, both thinking that Langton would pass to Brand.

Langton himself went inside and shot!

Hit!

This shot is really decisive, the Clippers' strain is very good, and it has been handed to Brand to shoot a little rigidly.

Bobcats attack.

Being able to throw the ball into the basket and teammates can also throw it when they receive it, which is the only way to really break down the opponent's defense.

Ye Han took advantage of the other party's hesitation to wrap up, forced Quentin Rose, crushed into the inside, and hit a close-range pull-up jump shot.

65-75, the Bobcats clung to the score.

The Clippers attacked, and this time it was Simmons who shot, and he did not get rid of Ye Han's defense, but chose to shoot strongly.

Miss!

Counterattack!

Ye Han ran to the front court, ignored Quentin Rose who pounced after receiving the ball, and chased the three-point shot!

The referee's whistle blew, Quentin Rose was fouled defensively, and he knocked Ye Han down!

"Huh"

Entered!

Three points in!

The goal is valid, and the three-point score is also a penalty!

Ye Han took a deep breath and stood up with the outstretched hands of Capono and Okafor.

Ye Han walked to the free throw line, and the audience booed.

Eliminating distractions, Ye Han hit the free throw steadily.

Score four!

69 to 75, the difference is indented to within 10 points!

From the second quarter of the game to now, the difference has narrowed to within 10 points for the first time!

The Bobcats scored 33-23 in this quarter!

The Clippers attacked, and in this quarter of the game, only Brand was the Clippers who scored in a row, and it was difficult for others to score, and they rarely shot, and they felt cold.

Langton's empty three-pointer didn't go in, Ye Han grabbed the rebound, passed to Slye and went down quickly, received a block from Brand, who was long Sly's defense, and hit a layup.

6 points! The difference is only 6 points!

The Clippers call a timeout again!

The Bobcats cheered up and had another chance to win, so they started to fight, and these two defenses were very hard. They are all men, and they are not bad at entering the NBA, and they don't want to be nailed to the shame of losing.

In this section of the game, the Bobcats played the most prominent role inside, Okafor and Gerald Wallace grabbed a lot of offensive rebounds, and there was no sticky ball to pass to the outside, the two pitchers who benefited the most were the two pitchers next to Ye Han, and there was always an open space for one of the two, Kapono and Slai shot 4 three-pointers together in this quarter, helping the interior to open up space to grab rebounds, and helping Ye Han attract defensive pressure.

On the Clippers' side, old Dunleavy was surprised and delighted today, he didn't expect the Bobcat to be so difficult to deal with, this is a surprise, Ye Han, as a rookie, was able to come out of the confusion so quickly This is a joy.

Since the Arenas incident, the stars of the second-round pick have been coveted by all teams, because the current rules do not restrict the second-round pick as much as the first-round pick.