On the Warriors' bench, Kerr is also seizing the time to talk about tactics.

At this time, on the big screen, the situation just now is being replayed.

Judging from the replay, Beverley is in a position in advance, and at the same time, the focus is on whether Beverley's feet move or what body moves sideways after Beverley stands.

After reading it several times, I finally decided that there was no.

At this time, the referee also announced the penalty result.

It's Curry's offensive foul.

Although there were still some dissatisfied boos on the court, it was much quieter than before, after all, they also saw from the big screen that Beverley had indeed predicted it in advance.

After returning to the court, the Timberwolves made a substitution.

Timberwolves lineup: Serge Ibaka (C), Robert Covington (PF), Lore Deng (SF), Chris Middleton (SG), Andre Iguodala (PG).

Giannis Antetokounmpo and Butler, neither of whom played.

At this time, after Su Chen saw that Curry was still on the court, he immediately used the [Explosive Penalty Moment].

The object of use is Iguodala.

[Burst Penalty Moment (Grade A): The player obtains the Burst Penalty Charge, which improves the designated player's ability to make fouls and increases the ability to make free throws, and the continuous effect: Gain two charges in one minute, the player's impact on the basket will automatically take effect, and whether the free throw is made will consume a charge. 】

It takes effect when it is used, and it has two charges per minute.

Su Chen had used this skill before, and when he hit the basket, it was only effective once.

If Iguodala doesn't rush to the basket, the charge is not consumed.

The duration of one minute is the same as that of another skill, which is only timed when you walk around in the game, and you don't consume skill time when you pause or something.

Butler and Giannis Antetokounmpo didn't play, one was a lack of three-pointers, and the other was inconsistent three-pointers.

For Iguodala, it is for Iguodala to name Curry.

Roll call requires three-point ability, and at the moment of change, if the opponent does not follow in time, it is a three-point without interference or slight interference.

Butler is only certain of three points from the bottom corner, which is not famous.

Now there are five Timberwolves on the court, each of them has the ability to shoot three-pointers, and if the opponent forcibly does not change, he will shoot three points directly.

Kerr was also puzzled when he saw the Timberwolves' lineup.

He thought that Giannis Antetokounmpo or Butler would put a man on the court.

He laid out some strategies on the sidelines, but the Timberwolves' lineup made Kerr a little confused.

What is this for?

The Timberwolves' lineup is more ambiguous.

Except for Ibaka, who obviously plays the inside position, the others have no obvious position at all, there is no so-called defender striker, all are forwards.

I didn't even understand a few of the explanations.

"Why did the Timberwolves suddenly put out this lineup, this Curry didn't go down, don't you continue to use the lineup just now to impact the Warriors' interior line?"

Johnson was a little confused.

"Is it a substitution, the rotation time set by Su Chen in this game is now."

Kenny Smith was equally confused.

He could only give a rough guess.

"Let's take a look first, Su Chen's operation simply can't think of him in a conventional way."

Barkley said with some interest.

And by this time, the Timberwolves had already kicked off.

Iguodala holds the ball first and then observes who Curry is defending.

According to what the coach said when talking about tactics, Curry will most likely defend Covington, because Covington has no offensive ability.

Sure enough, Curry was really defending Covington at this time.

Iguodala is the strongest point of this lineup, the best point of the outside offensive with the ball, and he is physically strong and not up to the average person.

Green chose to keep an eye on Iguodala himself.

Anyway, the Timberwolves don't have any interior line, just one Ibaka, and there is no need for Aizeli to go to the interior to defend.

The young Green can defend inside and outside, mainly because his speed has not degraded.

Iguodala directly raised his hand to call a tactic, and Covington immediately brought Curry over.

Iguodala was not in a hurry, first to see if the other party would choose to trap him directly in order to prevent Curry from being named.

If you go to the pack, Covington can cut inside directly at this time, whether it is to score directly inside or to involve the defense to create an open space on the outside.

But the Warriors didn't get on the pack, and Covington's cover turned directly into a three-point run.

With Iguodala in front and Curry still behind, Green didn't want to let Covington's three-point position go straight over.

The scene immediately became 1v1.

Everyone in the Timberwolves opened up space, all of them had three points, and the other players of the Warriors did not dare to rush to the bag.

Iguodala first observed the defense, and after making sure that the opponent was not prepared to pack in advance, he directly singled Curry.

Iguodala had a good three-point shooting percentage, and Curry didn't dare to take a direct step, Iguodala found an opportunity to accelerate directly to the side.

With his physical strength, he used his strength to force Curry to make a layup.

Curry didn't want to commit five fouls, and he didn't dare to make a move, so he could only give a slight confrontation to get Iguodala up.

After playing this ball, Iguodala was more excited.

However, Su Chen was not too happy, he took a look at the charge of the explosion penalty power, and it had already consumed one layer.

The opponent deliberately avoided the foul, and the penalty force was not easy to use.

When Green served, Curry talked to Green about something, but Green didn't respond.

When this ball warrior ran tactics, he made a mistake in passing because he ran too complicated.

The Timberwolves had a fast-break opportunity with this ball.

But Su Chen, who was on the sidelines, kept shouting at the middle of the field to be steady, don't rush to catch the fast attack mistakes.

During the pause, Su Chen said that in these two rounds, don't play fast attack, you must be steady.

Just kidding, if the fast attack consumes this charge, it's a pure loss.

Although the Timberwolves players on the court didn't know why the coach emphasized so much about not attacking fast, they were obedient and steady.

This ball, continuing the roll call of the previous round.

Covington brought Curry over again.

This time Curry has been talking to Green to let Green change.

But when Green saw Covington out of the open position, he couldn't help but pass, and at the same time told Curry that he couldn't change it and let him defend himself.

This made Curry in a hurry.

But Iguodala was already dribbling and preparing to hit him, and Curry was useless in a hurry, so he could only force defense.

Maybe it was because Iguodala was beaten too easily in the last round, or maybe it was just when Green was changed, but Green didn't change.

Curry is a little anxious with this ball, and he is a little upset when he is in a hurry.

Iguodala is now full of explosive penalties, and his porcelain touching skills have reached their peak, and Curry even dares to reach out.

Honk!

This stretch of hand was fouled.

Curry hitter foul, 5 fouls!

At the same time, Iguodala scored the goal, which is a 2+1!

Iguodala, who walked to the free throw line, scored the ball.

Honk!

Kerr had already walked into the middle of the field and called a timeout.

At the same time, Iguodala was surrounded by the Timberwolves, all kinds of celebrations, and they were very excited.

Curry was beaten to five fouls, and Kerr's plan has been disrupted.

Originally, Kerr wanted to rely on Curry to hold up the score a little longer, and then rest for a while to play a win-loss game in the final quarter.

But now that Curry has 5 fouls, basically Curry has been unable to play for a long time.

(End of chapter)