Although with O'Neal's strong inside play and Kobe's outside shooting, the Lakers still maintain a slight advantage for the time being, but now their advantage is not large. Rick Fox was completely watched by Luke, and he could only pick up some points when Luke was not on the field, and when Luke was on the field, as long as he dared to break through, Luke would block him directly and not let him in at all; As long as he dares to shoot, then absolutely, Luke will reward him with a big hot pot. After eliminating one Rick Fox, the only real usefulness for the Lakers is Kobe Bryant and O'Neal and power forward Robert Horry.

However, because Hores Grant is still physically strong, Robert Horry is still sitting on the bench to rest.

With Luke scoring this three-pointer, the 76ers' counterattack horn began to sound. Luke started his scoring show.

Luke now completely understands Joe Bryant's intentions, domineering is something every superstar should have, without domineering, this star is incomplete. Every time I see James, Wade, Kobe, and Carter desperately rushing into the inside and dunking, there will be such a feeling - domineering exposed. It's like that with every player. However, in addition to showing their sovereignty with dunks, the best super players will also express themselves with shots, especially difficult shots.

Kobe Bryant's drifting drifting shot, Maddy's pull-up jumper, and Joe's rollover-and-back jumper are all the same.

Luke also decided to settle it with a shot.

Singles Rick Fox is very simple, speed, power, is where he is completely inferior to Luke now. Luke only needs to get around Rick Fox's defense very easily. So during the time when Allen was blocked, Luke took on the offensive tasks of the vast majority of the 76ers.

But Aaron wasn't exactly out of the box with Tyronn Lue.

Aaron has been in this league for 5 years. What kind of defense has not been seen, what kind of player has not been aligned. Tyronn Lue would cause him a little trouble, but not much. And after a period of adaptation, Tyronn Lu is no longer a threat to Aaron!

And then we saw a wonderful picture. Reid possessed the ball past half court and Allen went inside first. Then he pretended to rush forward, deceived Tyronn Lue's center of gravity, got rid of Tyronn Lue's defense, and ran out to catch Reed's pass.

Allen stood at a 45-degree angle with the ball alone, and the other 76ers players were also interested in letting Allen play alone.

Allen held the ball above his head with both hands and began to probe for Tyronn Lue.

Not to be outdone, Tyronn Lue was not to be outdone. He also knew that Aaron was fast, so he lowered his center of gravity. Prepare to defend. When defending, Tyronn Lue's hand was not idle, constantly interfering with the ball in Aaron's hand, and Allen also had to constantly move the position of the ball in his hand to avoid Tyronn Lue's interference. But Tyronn Lue made a mistake anyway.

Allen and Tyronn Lue were at a 45-degree angle to the right of the pitch, and there was no one around. Allen's right side is still some distance from the baseline. But Tyronn Lue's hand to interfere with Aaron actually had a right hand. And just one hand. This leaves a gap for Aaron's breakthrough.

So Aaron finally moved. Aaron broke through to the right, and Tyronn Lue didn't dare to slack off, so he had to follow. But how could Allen's offense be so simple. He made a quick stop to dribble the ball back and took a step back to distance himself from Tyronn Lue.

Seeing that the situation was not right, Tyronn Lue quickly braked the car and went back to defend Allen's shot. But Allen chose to shoot one step ahead of him.

Although there was Tyronn Lue's vision interference in front and the sound interference of other Lakers players behind him, Allen's shot did not have any superfluous movements and went directly into the basket. It fell into the hands of Robert Horry, who had just come on the field. The Lakers had no chance of remediation.

Tyronn Lue stepped on Allen's foot because his center of gravity was not adjusted properly when defending, and then he fell, sat on the ground, and looked back at the ball into the Nets. Aaron also witnessed this scene, and then it was the most classic.

Aaron looked down at Tyronn Lue, who had fallen, ignored him, scolded and said a word, stepped past Tyronn Lue who was lying on the ground, and glanced lightly at Phil Jackson who was standing up next to him. Then went back. And Tyronn Lu, who had no one to help, could only get up on his own, stand up in disgrace, and continue to attack.

Robert Horry came to the sideline after receiving Allen's shot, ready to serve.

However, instead of passing the ball to a disgraced Tyronn Lue, he passed the ball to Kobe Bryant. After all, he also saw the picture just now, he doesn't know what words to use to describe it now, in order to avoid this embarrassment, it is more reliable to pass to Kobe, and to be honest, Tyronn Lue's ball control ability is really not flattering, as an organizational defender, the vision is not broad enough, the personal offensive desire is too strong, and the success rate is not high! The speed is sighing, and the ball control is singular. Running is wide-ranging, being presumptuous is self-inflicted, and such a player can't become a superstar.

Bryant dribbled the ball across half court. Reed went up to defend and stuck to Kobe, forcing Bryant to pass, but maybe he couldn't stand Reed's interference, and Kobe's pass went wrong.

Rick Fox, who was supposed to be a good passing point, was blocked by Luke, and the ball was tackled by Allen, who had a keen sense of smell in the back.

"Attack!" Aaron launched a fast break on his own. Bryant had to defend quickly.

But Aaron didn't care at all, Aaron in the fast attack was invincible! Allen also reined in his pace and scored a goal by bypassing Kobe's defense.

"Beep-" At this time, Phil Jackson decisively called a timeout.

Aaron returned, and Luke gave his palm, "Well done!" Luke praised.

"Of course, you don't look at who it is!" Aaron said proudly.

"Don't stink," Luke retorted, of course. "Aaron, I don't want to fight like this, how boring it is!"

"Hmm," Aaron responded. "Then hurry up and go back to sleep!"

"Alright, let's speed up!"

Back on the bench, Allen and Luke expressed their thoughts to Larry.

"Well, okay." Larry said. "Decide for yourselves!"

"Larry, I still need you to set it up!" Aaron said. "You're a professional!"

"Alright, well, I'll grant your wish!" Larry said, shaking his head. "Luke, focus, you still have to keep an eye on Rick Fox, but pay attention to the breaks, Allen is the same, Reed is the same. But when you get a rebound in the backcourt, you have to run forward quickly. Big Ben, Rashid, have a rebound and immediately pass forward! But," Larry said, after a pause, "you're still defensive, you're not like them, and defense is your business." Remember, be sure to guard against O'Neill, this time it's your mission! Of course, rebounding is also to be protected, and you only join the positional battle when attacking, do you know? And the defense must be fast! Must block O'Neal's attack, remember? ”

"Remember, Coach!" The players replied in unison.

"So, let's go on the field!" Larry said.

Back on the court, the 76ers began to execute Larry's tactics in earnest.

Big Ben and Rashid are not involved in the offense and are more often on the defensive, even up front. However, they did achieve some results in doing so, at least O'Neal's scoring is not so easy anymore, and the attack is not as smooth. And the 76ers' offense was handed over to the outside three. After Allen cracked Tyronn Lue's defense, it was completely like no one was defending, and breaking into the Lakers' interior line was like entering no man's land, or passing or shooting, completely stress-free. The same goes for Luke, who is defenseless against Rick Fox, and scoring is a matter of probe. And Kobe, who defended Reed, had to fill in for the holes in the defense of Tyronn Lue and Rick Fox, so that Reed also had an offensive opportunity. Although the breakthrough is also very powerful, but at this time, Reed also knows that shooting three points is the most cost-effective, especially today, which is more accurate, Reed has made 5 of 7 three-point shots today, and the shooting rate is quite high. But O'Neill still didn't give up, and he was still in it alone, but today the dragon swam in shallow water. And the outside players didn't have a chance, and the 76ers' defense was not bad, so they didn't shoot very well.

In this way, the 76ers successfully defeated the invincible Lakers in the first game of the Finals, that is, on the home court of the Lakers, and successfully completed the empire blockade! (To be continued......)