The two teams played very patiently, and after many times of cooperation, they didn't have a chance to go heads-up, and almost every time they defended their hands to the opponent's face, and shot under interference.

Five minutes passed, and the score was 4-9.

The Nets only scored 4 points at home!

Wang Jun grabbed five rebounds and didn't score a single point.

Hamilton is not a colander and has been above the standard defensively.

He's the type who circles around people like flies throughout the game. His task is not to miss people, not to lose position, always close to the opponent to interfere with the shot, if the opponent relies on the body to rush into the interior, there will be teammates to make up for the defense.

Hamilton's weakness is obvious, that is, thinness, and Wang Jun has been looking for opportunities to play to his strengths.

He couldn't hit two Wallaces and could get past Hamilton, but Collins couldn't get back to the basket during the offensive position, and he would be caught in the box when he rushed in.

Rashid attacked the inside, couldn't shoot under Martin's interference, the rebound was got by Collins, and Wang Junxia went on a fast break.

Kidd passed to Jefferson in the frontcourt, attracted Prince to defend and then distributed the right side to Wang Jun.

Wang Jun received the ball and rushed straight to Hamilton.

Bump it over!

Wang Jun took a big stride and pulled the ball up just as the two were about to stick to it.

Hamilton stood up in the drop-back, defensively clever and didn't lift his arm before he went down.

He didn't stand on his feet but fell very exaggeratedly, and he wanted to hit people with the ball, and the referee might have misjudged if he couldn't see it clearly.

But this is the home court of the Nets, and the referee will not blow around, so there is no whistle at all.

Wang Jun's rugby style of holding the ball with both hands played a role, the ball was still in his hand, and the referee did not blow it. The opponent fell to the ground, and he immediately made a jumper in front of the right horn. Close hits. 6 to 9.

Hamilton stood up and theorized, and the referee ignored it.

Pistons offense. Hamilton missed a three-pointer and Ben Wallace sprinted to grab the rebound.

Big Ben attacked and dunked twice, and was pressed down by Wang Jun from behind with both hands.

Wang Jun failed to stop Daben from covering the air and did not allow the opponent to play another morale-boosting goal.

He jumped from behind with all his might, jumping earlier than Big Ben, and pressed his hands on the basketball, because the two collided, Big Ben threw his weight forward and lost his balance. Almost fell to the ground.

The referee blew the whistle, and Daben stabilized his body and rushed towards Wang Jun viciously, and the audience was in an uproar.

Big Ben had gone to the free throw line twice before, making 1 of 4 free throws and playing with fire.

Wang Jun didn't take a step back, holding his head high and glaring angrily.

There was not much difference in size between the two, but Big Ben's explosive head suddenly rose a lot higher, and he looked like a wild man, and his arms were thicker than many people's heads.

This scene made many Chinese viewers in front of the TV sweat for Wang Jun.

If this fights, Wang Jun can win?

No. Should it be considered that he can survive?

The opponent I am looking for is really stronger than the other.

The players of both teams and the referee stepped forward and quickly separated the two and did not fight.

The referee gave Ben Wallace a free throw and gave Wang Jun a first-degree malicious foul, two free throws and one throw.

He didn't rush people. However, hitting someone from behind can easily cause injury to the opponent, which is obviously dangerous.

Buckley was happy: "Wang Jun finally ate a malicious foul again." I thought he had a change of character, and the foul was timely. If you want to win against the Pistons, you have to be tougher than them. He gave the whole team a wake-up call. ”

A replay of the confrontation between the two is shown on the video. Smith sighed: "Wang Jun is so bold. Not afraid of Ben Wallace at all, the heads of the two were almost together. ”

Barkley said disdainfully: "Ben didn't dare to really do it, he just wanted to show his toughness and bluff the other party." Unless he's the kind of no-brainer who is suspended for one or two games in a key series, the Pistons are finished. ”

Barkley is a veteran of fights and provocations, and sees through the essence of things at a glance.

In the national live broadcast game, as long as Big Ben reaches out and pushes Wang Jun to the ground, he may be sent off the field.

Although Big Ben was angry, he didn't get to the point of losing his mind, he just wanted to prove that he had been maliciously fouled.

He is angry about his presence, and the referee may blow the penalty more severely in the future, and he can also use this way to cover up the embarrassment of the bad free throw.

Wang Jun didn't think about it so much, he just "I won't move if the enemy doesn't move", if Big Ben does it, he will accompany him.

He doesn't think there's anything wrong with his foul.

Who made this free throw worse than O'Neal's? If you don't foul him, to whom?

Jefferson glanced at Wang Jun with mixed feelings.

This season, Kidd has worked tirelessly to pass the ball to Wang Jun and is willing to help him grow.

Jefferson could feel that Wang Jun was valued more than when he first came to the Nets, and he was a little unhappy.

His physical fitness is better than Wang Jun, he is a famous dunking general, and he often plays the best five balls. He didn't know why Wang Jun's popularity quickly surpassed his own. Just because he's a Chinese and he can shoot threes?

Now, Jefferson feels that Wang Jun's hardness is the reason for his popularity.

It's not that being able to dunk is tough, but it's shown in some details, if Big Ben comes at Jefferson, his choice is probably to raise his arms high and get out of the way, and never look at each other angrily.

It's not a trivial matter to be punched by Big Ben.

Big Ben hit one of two free throws, the Pistons attacked again, Billups shot wide, and Jefferson grabbed the rebound.

The Pistons only scored one point in this round, and Wang Jun's foul was worth it. 6 to 10.

The Nets attacked, Martin was obviously infected by Wang Jun, and Kidd squeezed Billups through the air after blocking and dismantling in the middle, and launched an attack on the basket.

Big Ben kept up with Kidd, who threw the ball into the air, and Martin fell from the sky, his head was almost flat and he caught the basketball with both hands, and smashed the ball into the basket fiercely. 8 to 10.

He pulled the basket hard with both hands, and his legs were thrown very high, extremely arrogant!

Smith exclaimed, "Pretty, absolute top five, Martin's signature dunk!" ”

Barkley was a little dismissive: "I think Martin could be better, if he can improve his technique, now he's playing with talent, and he's a gap to a superstar." But as long as he rushes up, there are really not many people in the alliance who can stop him. ”

The Pistons attacked, and Wang Jun continued to follow Hamilton.

Hamilton was a little quicker, but that advantage couldn't help him create space to score, and Wang Jun caught up when he received the ball.

Hamilton took the ball in the frame, broke through with a feint, dribbled the ball under his crotch and took a step to the right and was close to Wang Jun, who could only pass the ball. He is prone to mistakes when he is knocked on an unsteady footing.

After several matchups in the regular season, Hamilton has listed Wang Jun as one of the league's difficult opponents.

Wang Jun's defensive skills are flawed, but he dares to "play with his life".

No matter who the opponent is, no matter what he is good at, he just keeps up with the defense, looks for confrontation closely, does not let the opponent hold the ball comfortably, shoots comfortably, and fights with them!

Defensive attitude is more important than defensive technique. There are people who have skills but can't defend well, such as Maddie, and their energy is focused on the offensive end.

Of course, there are also people who have a good defensive attitude but are still a colander, such as Iverson, Nash......

The Pistons almost ran out of 24 seconds before Rashid received the ball and missed a strong shot, and Martin grabbed the rebound.

The two teams are in a battle every round.

Given the power of the Nets' quick counterattack, the Pistons are very cautious on offense, trying to run out of time every time and try to hit the basket as much as possible to ensure a shooting percentage.

Collins is not playing soy sauce, don't look at his lack of data, he is definitely in the top 10 in the league when he defends the low post.

In the first quarter, both teams scored pitifully and the Nets trailed 16-17. (To be continued.) )