The fun 50-point battle begins.

Whichever team gets 50 points first wins.

This accumulation system, similar to tennis and table tennis, is different from ordinary basketball games in that the success rate becomes particularly important.

Anyway, time is unlimited, don't worry about falling behind temporarily, bite hard, improve your offensive success rate, and take the lead to score 50 points.

In that sense, Tyronn Lue's selection was more targeted, and he got Zach Randolph as a key low-post offensive point.

In order to first choose Curry, Kerr gave Tyronn Lulian the opportunity to take Harden and Randolph, so the Tyronn Lue team has a slight advantage in the lineup.

And Kerr's dominance is naturally his tactical arrangement, and Gasol-Curry Jr.'s inside and outside connection combination has always been his ideal combination.

Different from the traditional combination of one inside and one outside, in Kerr's thinking, Gasol Jr.'s high-post playmaking ability and Curry's off-ball running ability can be perfectly combined.

So, the inside and outside of the two of them are Gasol and Currine.

If he becomes head coach, he will also focus on developing Gasol Jr.'s mid-to-long-range shooting ability.

This would give the combination a more well-rounded offense, and with the three-pointers of Paul George, Ricky Davis, and Matt Bonner on the wings, the space-opening lineup will impact every team's defense around the league.

At the beginning of the game, Gasol Jr., who was a jumper, dialed the ball to Curry, starting the first offense of Kerr's team.

Sure enough, it was a formation with full space, and Gasol Jr. and Curry continued to block and dismantle highly, and Curry suddenly made a pass straight to the basket.

Paul George received the ball and got rid of Leonard's defense and scored the first point of the game on a layup.

For a player like Curry, the more space there is, the more room he has to play.

It would be a waste of his ability to hold the pass, catch and break through, and set the three-point like a traditional defender.

Team Kerr took the lead, while Team Tyronn Lue didn't set up any tactics, anyway, everyone played according to the usual training feeling and tacit understanding.

Randolph asked for the ball in the low post, Harden passed the ball to Randolph, and Gasol Jr. marked Randolph one-on-one.

The two are good partners in competitions, and they often face each other one-on-one when they usually train.

Randolph is 206 tall and plays power forward, but in actual games, opponents often defend him with a big center with a high tonnage.

So in fact, Randolph is a big player, often facing defenders who are taller than himself.

Randolph turned to the baseline and scored two points with a strong hip that pushed Gasol Jr.'s bottom edge to wipe the board.

The ball was solid and the two sides were drawn.

The Kerr team served quickly in the backcourt, and Curry advanced to the frontcourt.

The player on the Tyronn Lue team who defends Curry is Fisher.

It was a failure in Lue's selection of players.

He could have used the younger Dragic.

But out of conservatism, he used the older and more experienced Fisher.

But Fisher's defense couldn't keep up with Curry, Curry ran in front and Fisher chased behind.

The other players were about to come over to make up for it, Curry broke through the left side all the way to the three-second zone, and Leonard came to help the defense.

Curry gave a split to Ricky Davis, who cut in from the middle.

Davis caught the ball and scored a left-handed layup to score two more points.

Tyronn Lue was hit twice in a row by the air, and there was clearly a problem with the interior defense.

There was only one timeout in the game, and there were two substitutions.

Tyronn Lue wondered when he was going to make the most of that only timeout.

Kerr's passing and cutting combinations are really sharp, and Curry's containment and Gasol Jr.'s playmaking ability are a perfect match.

On the defensive end, the Kerr team is also more dynamic, with Ricky Davis pestering Harden, Curry squatting on Fisher, and Gasol Jr. defending Randolph.

Cole was clearly in the opposite position, and Paul George, under the guidance of Cole, actively participated in the defense and assisted Gasol Jr. in defending the interior.

He managed to interfere with Harden's layup, then took the backcourt rebound, passed the ball to Curry, and launched a quick counterattack.

Curry dribbled steadily and quickly across the half-court, his core was as hard as steel, and the ball in his hands was not affected by defensive interference.

He shook off Fisher again, broke through the basket on the left side, dribbled under the crotch in the face of Milicic's defense, and suddenly made a pull-up jump shot.

Two point hit!

Curry dominated the game in the opening game.

Kerr leads 6-2, and Tyronn Lue is already on the back foot.

Tyronn Lue's offense still relied on Randolph, who played Gasol Jr. with the ball in the corner.

Using his speed to pass Gasol Jr. in one step and burst into the basket, facing George's defense, he made a layup and caused George to foul.

The referee who blew the whistle was assistant coach Lucas, who could still grasp some of Min Congda's intentions.

Standing at the free throw line, Randolph hit both free throws.

Tyronn Lue wonders if he should use a substitution to replace Fisher?

Fisher struggled to defend Curry, and if Curry was allowed to play like this, the game would definitely be lost.

But Fisher and Tyronn Lue were former teammates, and Lue was still Fisher's replacement.

The two rounded up against Allen Iverson together in the 2001 Finals.

For old teammates, if you replace him at the beginning, wouldn't it be too much to save the face of the old fish.

Tyronn Lue hesitated, didn't make a personnel change, and continued to keep Fisher on the court.

When Min Congda saw this scene, he thought to himself that this Tyronn Lue's on-the-spot ability is not good.

Fisher, who has old arms and legs, is going to be walked by Curry at the beginning, and you don't replace him with Dragic.

I don't think you want to win, do you?

It's good if you don't want to win, the worse the level, the better.

Min Congda is very satisfied with Tyronn Lue's sluggish on-the-spot scheduling.

But he couldn't really watch Tyronn Lue lose.

Even if he loses, he can't lose too ugly, otherwise there will be no reason for him to squeeze out Cole.

Now, Min Congda can only hope that Tyronn Lue will have a chance to read the note he handed him.

As the game continued, Curry was too easy for Fisher, and after a simple block, he hit a three-point shot!

This is simply unsolvable for the defender, single-block cover, out of the gap to quickly shoot three points, how to defend?

Min Congda glanced at Lucas, who was enforcing the law on the sidelines, and Lucas understood.

Then, Harden burst into the three-second zone with the help of a screen, and an arrow step wiped under the basket and scored an easy layup.

Curry also wanted to do the same and then single block to find space to shoot, but the referee blew the whistle and blew Gasol Jr.'s moving cover.

Mobile cover is actually not uncommon in the league, blowing or not blowing, purely depends on the scale of the referee.

The referee wants to let you go, and it's okay to move the Great Wall.

The referee wants to target you, and it is a violation for you to take a little extra step under your feet.

With a small help from the referees, Team Tyronn Lue took a breather and slightly caught up with Team Kerr's tempo.

However, Kerr's offensive efficiency is obviously higher than that of Tyronn Lue, and the score has come all the way to 30:24, and Kerr's team has scored 30 points!

With another 20 points, the game is over and Team Kerr is on the verge of winning.

At this point, Milicic on the field accidentally knocked down George while defending, and George fell to the ground.

Milicic stepped forward to check, and everyone gathered around to see if George was dead.

Tyronn Lue had the opportunity to take out the note that Min Congda handed him when he shook hands from his pocket and put it in the palm of his hand to secretly check it.

After reading the three suggestions above, Tyronn Lue immediately put the note back in his pocket, and then rushed to Lucas and said, "I'll call a timeout!" Take a timeout and give our players a break. ”

(End of chapter)