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How unique is that!

Crawford was in the top arc vacancy, and Marbury actually made a strong shot!

The Bobcats attacked, and Bleven Knight broke through with the ball.

Marbury's individual defense is excellent, and his top-tier speed and lateral movement make it difficult for Braven Knight.

The rest of the Knicks are okay in terms of single defense, Crawford runs with Ye Han, so he doesn't give Ye Han a vacant spot, Wen Baker has a bunch of fat meat in the inside tonnage is okay, and Blazek is pushed out of the three-second zone by him three or two.

Looks like Knicks are still okay! The 2-1 record in the opening game is not bad either!

However, after Ye Han stepped forward and Blevine Knight blocked and dismantled, the Knicks' pretty good defense collapsed all of a sudden.

Very inexplicable defensive collapse, Ye Han easily came to the basket as if he had entered his own back garden, and received a pass from Blevin Knight to score a layup.

Wen Baker had no intention of making up for the defense at all, and watched Ye Han make a layup.

4-2, the Bobcats led again.

The Knicks attacked, and this time the Knicks made a substitution with the ball! Replaced with Crawford.

Crawford has a strong offensive ability, but he also has a nickname, called the ball black hole, which means that as long as the ball is in his hands, there is basically only one ending, shooting!

He's about the same as Eddie House, and the assists aren't as good as the center type, but he's much better than Eddie House, and his rookie season is better than Eddie House's strongest season, which is the real nerve knife!

Seeing that Gerard Wallace couldn't guard Crawford, Ye Han hesitated for a moment and stepped forward to help defend.

Crawford wanted to rush into the inside line and throw, but when he saw the other two people coming over, he took a step back and pulled up three points directly!

Really! This guy can't pass the ball!

Ye Han violently burst out, blocked Crawford, and actually took the first step to block Crawford's shooting route!

The speed and height of the bounce frightened Crawford to lean back sharply, and the arc became very high!

Three do not stick! There is no one who is three points back!

Okafor grabs a defensive rebound! passed to Ye Han, and Ye Han dribbled straight to the opponent's half.

The Knicks have no one to defend back! Ye Han's three points to chase him! Miss!

But the Knicks' return defense still didn't come!

Ye Han picked up the offensive rebound by himself and dribbled it to the basket, and when no one interfered, Ye Han was still handsome on the dribble, and scored with a 360-degree twist and a light dunk with both hands.

6 to 2.

The Bobcats' offense is so easy, not just the Bobcats, any team can easily score on the head of the Knicks, as long as one block, the Knicks' defense is all over.

Don't change the defense, don't make up the defense, or even don't retreat, it's a group of old men, no wonder Marbury is so unhappy, although he is alone, but he really wants to win.

It's the Knicks offense again.

Sure enough, as Ye Han expected, the person holding the ball this time became Marbury!

The Knicks' offense is so clearly divided into two guards, the two guards do not interfere with each other, you come with a ball, I come with a ball.

I have to say that Marbury and Crawford's individual abilities are really strong, especially Marbury, Ye Han is sealed in his face, and he still sends the ball to the basket.

4 to 6.

Turning around, Ye Han replied to Marbury for a two-point stop, and once again widened the difference to 4 points.

It was Crawford's turn to control the ball, and Crawford had no one to guard against when he was convulsive, but this time he convulsed again and hit a three-point shot with a volley before Ye Han and Gerard Wallace were trapped.

The Bobcats are playing according to tactics, and Bickerstaff's arrangement is to hand over the ball to Ye Han as much as possible, whether it is three points or inside scoring, Ye Han's shooting percentage is ahead of the whole team.

To put it bluntly, the Bobcat was used to level up Ye Han and Okafor this year.

The Knicks relied on the backcourt with two shots, but they were on par with the Bobcats.

However, after the Knicks didn't have these two guns in the backcourt, they were really completely defeated and slaughtered.

In the first three quarters, when Marbury and Crawford were physically sufficient, the scores of the two sides were tight, but in the second half of the third quarter, both of them were not physically fit enough, and they began to play iron continuously.

The Knicks played the same game as they did last season, although they changed the core and replaced them with a stronger Marbury, but the result was the same, they lost again.

Fortunately, he encountered the Knicks' false defense, Ye Han scored 40+ in the third game in a row, and scored 41 points and 12 boards in 17 of 25 games.

With a 2-1 start and a win against the bottom two teams in the East last year, the Bobcats were still eye-catching.

The Bobcats had an easy game in the first week, with a 2-1 record that allowed Ye Han, who was temporarily at the top of the scoring list, to be named the first Eastern Conference Weekly Champion of the season.

Well, Ye Han has set another record, he is the first rookie to win the first week of the Player of the Week.

This week's best in the east is a bit of an earthbreaker, and the best of the week in the west is not far behind.

Because Ye Han has repeatedly made headlines in the past week, covering up the crazy fight in the wild situation in the West, among them, a team led by Marbury last season only 29 wins, the second-to-last Suns in the West stand out this year!

The Suns' first week schedule can be described as a devil's schedule, with four games a week, the opening game against the Heat, back-to-back games against the Spurs, a day off against the Nuggets, and then flying to the East to challenge the Indiana Pacers.

The opponents in all four games were all at the playoff level, and even three were championship favorites, and everyone thought that the Suns were the team that sent warmth, commonly known as the fighter ATM, and the Suns played that role in the days when Marbury led the Suns.

This year, the Suns sent Marbury away and brought back Steve Nash, and people didn't expect Nash to be of any use, after all, even a super point guard like Marbury couldn't lead the Suns to victory, and Suns fans were actually expecting management to replace O'Neal with Sean Marion, Amare Stoudemire and others in the summer, and form a new inside and outside super combination with Marbury.

But the team actually sent Marbury away!

Fans didn't have much affection for the newcomer, and some even booed during the opening game.

But when Game 1 ended, and Nash's Suns hit a pleasing fast break to kill the Heat, the fans' boos turned into cheers.

The Suns won all three of their next three games and are now at the top of the league with a 4-0 record.

Nash's 17 points and 14.5 assists per game are the best of the week in the West.

All the expert media are talking about it, this year is a magical year, two depressed players, although one is an All-Star, but the boss is reluctant to even pay tens of millions of annual salaries and let him go, and the other has strong personal ability but fell to the second round of the draft and is not welcomed. Then the two suddenly burst into astonishing prowess and shine in the league at the same time, winning the Weekly Championship together.

Basketball is round, and anything can happen.

Ye Han has three consecutive 40+ games, proving his strength, but luck is more important.

In the first game against the Eagles, a weak team, a bad team, Ye Han broke out after the Eddie House incident, and the hand was good, but the Eagles' defense was poor, and he slashed 40+.