Is James someone who doesn't want to score? No.

Then why didn't he score? This is a question of whether the base is attacked.

A player with limited shooting ability, good organizational ability, and breakthrough as the main means of scoring, is defended by a targeted manner, and in order to win, he has to temporarily stop scoring.

James undoubtedly wants to score, it's just not time to score.

So when is the time ripe? Naturally, we'll have to wait for Doon to go down.

James is self-aware, in order to win, James did not immediately become angry because of Doon's trash words, and desperately beat Doon with the ball.

James continues to pass the ball to the outside shooter, but will continue to try to break through with the ball during this time to see if Doane's defense is distracted and give him a chance to break through the basket.

Obviously, no!

Treating James, Doon took out his attitude towards Kobe.

Grievances, naturally, there can't be a little sloppy.

James couldn't find many chances and could only pass the ball to his teammates.

And with the Cavaliers taking a lot of shots from the outside, the Bulls also got a lot of rebounding and a lot of opportunities to switch offense.

According to the magic ball theory, when your own team shoots 40% of the three-point shooting rate, the opponent needs 60% of the two-point shooting rate to tie it.

And 40% of three-pointers are easy to do, and 60% of two-pointers are difficult.

Normally, the three-point team can beat the joint defense to the ground.

But in fact, when a three-point team encounters a team that is good at defending and counterattacking, especially if this team also has three-point ability, it will become very troublesome.

One of the reasons for this is rebounding.

The lower the shooting percentage, the more rebounds will undoubtedly become. The more rebounds your opponent gets, the more balls you have.

With the help of rebounding, the Bulls launched a lot of transition offense.

Even though the Cavaliers shoot three-pointers quickly, the Bulls are highly motivated to play fast.

In addition, the Cavaliers replaced Big Z with power forward Robert Traylor, and the defensive speed is there, but the height is not enough.

Roporter Trayler is a short and strong forward, only more than two meters tall, not to mention that Tyson Chandler can easily eat cake on his head, and Josh Smith has no trouble trying to block him.

With the big Z off the court, the Bulls relied on their height advantage and focused on playing inside.

Why was the small-ball era countered by a big center like Jokic? That's because height in basketball is the most absolute and real talent.

Outside players can shoot 40 percent from three-point range in the regular season, but it's hard in the playoffs, and often only a handful of superstars or even supergiants can do it.

Interior stars can crush a group of short insiders, or a small No. 5 position on the top of the front line, and effortlessly hit six or seven percent of the shots.

On top of that, it can protect more rebounds.

Today's Cavaliers, just for the sake of offense, have given up interior defense and the protection of rebounds.

The Bulls took this opportunity and naturally began to extend their scoring advantage.

Even, Doon took the initiative to slow down the pace and lower the pace of the game, giving Tyson Chandler and others some respite.

Scott Skels also cooperated very well, replacing Dio and Antonio Davis on the court in turn, showing the thickness of the rotation lineup in advance and reducing the physical consumption of the interior.

And Doon, in order to play a little longer tonight, also took the initiative to hand over the ball and go to the bottom corner to smoke.

Anyway, replacing Chris Dujon with dribbling can also pass the ball to the inside, and with Dior, Doon also reduces some of the organizational pressure.

But in this way, James is very depressed.

James didn't shoot much in the first quarter, shooting 2-of-5 from the field, and basically couldn't find a suitable scoring opportunity except for two successful transitions.

In order to be able to rest and seize the opportunity of Doon's break, James is working the court to comb the team's offense and create better scoring opportunities for other teammates.

However, Doon played the entire first quarter and had no idea of going off for the rest at all.

In the second quarter, James thought he would be able to give it a go, right?

As a result, you can only defend one wave, and then another.

Although the Bulls have lowered the pace of the game, they still play transition offense from time to time.

The Cavaliers took it lightly once, and after being beaten by the Bulls into a switch, they had to quickly return to the defense every time.

And this makes James, who often gets the ball, but often can only turn back and run, very depressed.

The first half is almost over, and the score has not yet reached a double-double, so where did he get his score in this game?

It's impossible to fire infinitely at a critical moment in the fourth quarter, right?

Is it possible that there will be no key moments in the fourth quarter tonight, just garbage time?

However, in this case, it is ......

Thinking that tonight's opponent was Doon, the one who had a strong and honorable finish in the same draft, James dismissed the idea in advance.

Before he met Duncan, James was still very ideal and ambitious.

If you can defeat your opponent in the strong dialogue openly, climb the peak, and win everything! So why choose to take other shortcuts around the mountains?

Today's James is also in the stage of being enthusiastic and wanting to challenge himself with his personal strength.

Therefore, James still couldn't help but challenge Doon with the ball.

It's just that there are too many insiders and it's not easy to break through, so I have to choose to shoot on the outside.

With the help of covering half-empty shots, James's scoring statistics quickly rose.

But instead of narrowing, the gap between the Bulls and the Cavaliers widened further.

Aware of James' change, Doon probably guessed James' thoughts as well.

In order to win a little better, Doon also added some shots.

For a while, the situation on the court suddenly changed, and team basketball suddenly turned into a star battle between Doon and James.

Looking at the scorer on the sidelines, the score difference is getting wider and wider, and Doon originally wanted to taunt James: "Fight three points with me Doon, do you have the strength?" ”

is also because I am about to punch in three sections, so I don't talk much.

As a part-time worker, it's certainly not a bad thing to be able to leave work early.

Now that James is, if people can't swallow this breath, dare to fight in the fourth quarter, and become more and more courageous, what should they do?

Once the point difference is really caught up by James and the team, then Doane will not have to go back to the court to wipe his ass?

Isn't that nothing to do, and my brain is pumping to work overtime for myself, asking for hardships?

There's no need for this, take a 20+ pair tonight, isn't it fragrant to punch in for three festivals?

Therefore, when Doon completed the KPI, played 33 minutes in the third quarter, and scored 21 points, 6 rebounds and 10 assists, Doon took the initiative to foul James, and then went off the rest without saying a word.

Although Doon didn't say anything, James knew it in his heart.

Can you still win tonight? It's a basket! It's over!

Doon was given a break and gave him three minutes to show his strength.

If he still wants to return to the court in the fourth quarter, then Doon, who rested early, may also return to the court, making him even more embarrassed.

Looking at Doon's back, James gritted his teeth and tightened his headband, leaving him with little time......

98-83, because of garbage time in the fourth quarter, neither team scored too much tonight.

It is worth mentioning that although the Bulls were led by Doon, they beat the Cavaliers by 15 points on the road.

However, James, the leader of the Cavaliers, played a comprehensive data of 26 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists, and in terms of scoring alone, he was slightly better than Doane.

However, the eyes of the vast majority of fans are clear-eyed.

After the game, many people posted on the Internet to ridicule - the best rookie, there is also a gap!

(End of chapter)