Just when the Thunder fans were about to despair, there was a sudden turn for the worse on the court.

Maybe it's because the lead is too much, and the Bulls players are playing a little slack.

Or, they tend to put their physical strength on the offensive end, so they leak some opportunities for the Thunder on the defensive end.

After all, offensive stats are more valuable and more beneficial to them.

After playing the finals, it will soon be the offseason.

Some Bulls players will be considering their next contract.

Just like some games in the regular season where the point difference is relatively large, everyone will be a little cautious.

The NBA is Vanity Fair, and even teammates who play on the same team don't have a relationship like fans see, they are good buddies who are born and die, just colleagues who work together.

And the team's overall data is a piece of cake, sometimes because of selfishness, wanting to taste a little more, it may lead to some problems in the team.

After the Bulls were hit by the Thunder on a 7-2 spurt, Doon quickly stepped up and took control of the ball.

Relying on the cover to break through, he stopped and shot arrows on horseback, and hit two points steadily, which was a relief for Scott Skeys.

Scott Skeles was ready to call a timeout, but Doon's performance was reassuring.

Just when Scott Skeyles felt he could sit back and relax, Durant said you were happy too soon.

After Doon hit a mid-range shot, the Thunder quickly served from the baseline and played a fast break.

The Bulls' defense speed was not slow, but they retreated to the three-point line and didn't notice that after Durant received the ball outside the three-point line, he directly rose to the desire to shoot.

I saw Durant dribble and adjust himself after receiving the ball, and then quickly threw the ball out.

Seeing this, George immediately flew out, but it was still a beat too late.

Durant has long hands, and George wants to interfere and do his best.

As a result, he pounced too hard, and made a lot of contact with Durant's hand that was still stretched out in the air.

Durant also lost his balance in the air and fell backwards.

Brush –

Beep beep beep –

The splash of the basketball into the net and the sound of the referee's whistle sounded almost simultaneously.

Three-point shots, plus free throws!

It's a four-point dozen!

Once Durant hit a free throw, the margin came to 13 points.

If Durant continues to play single-up, or the rest of the Thunder's perimeter players continue to play three-pointers, the margin will soon close to within 10 points.

Beep –

The buzzer went off suddenly.

As soon as Doon looked on the sidelines and saw Scott Skeyles turn from the technical table to the bench, he knew it was him calling a timeout.

"It's time to call a timeout, these guys are a little too relaxed."

There are some things that Doon, as the boss of the team, can't say directly.

At this time, it may be better to have a locker room leader in the team who can rely on the old and sell the old.

It's a pity that the Bulls don't have veterans who are suitable for this kind of thing.

Ray Allen is old enough, but he is a gentleman, he usually likes to stay alone, practice alone, and is not very gregarious, not to mention that he only joined the Bulls this season, and his qualifications are still shallow.

Therefore, when the Bulls have a problem at this time, the head coach can only stand up and put on a face and give some casual guys on the team an intensity.

"We have to get serious! Defense wins championships and we can't afford to lose the part where we have the advantage.

I've got to face up to our opponents, they're not the first people to come to the Finals, they're the champions of the West, and they're probably champions!

Kawaii, you prepare, replace you at the end of the timeout, I need your energy, I need you to help the team strengthen the defense!

Avery, you too. I'm sure you can help the team! ”

After emphasizing defense and adjusting the lineup, Bulls head coach Scott Skels drew two more interior offensive tactics with the tactical board.

If the Thunder continue to score efficiently after the timeout, then the Bulls must have someone who can step up and score.

Doon can be such a candidate, but the Bulls can't play on Dwan alone.

Therefore, Aldridge, as the second leader, it is also necessary to participate more in the attack and help the team carry the banner of attack.

Originally, the quality of the Thunder's interior line was far inferior to that of the Bulls, and now the Bulls have strengthened their interior offense, as long as the tactics can be played normally, and then maintain a good offensive efficiency, they will inevitably be able to stabilize the situation, and then reopen the point difference.

Soon, the timeout ended, and it was Durant who continued to execute the free throw.

Brush –

The free throw was hit, and Aldridge picked up the ball and slipped out of the basket.

The Bulls tried to play the fast break first, but the Thunder didn't show any signs of letting up.

After halftime and didn't find any good offensive opportunities, the Bulls played according to tactics.

Doon took the ball to the left 45-degree angle and gave Aldridge the ball to the low post.

I saw Aldridge play a back shot, although he didn't scare Perkins, but he found an offensive opportunity with his foot, and turned and shot.

Perkins has enough strength to play the No. 5 position, but not enough height.

Aldridge's mid-range is notoriously accurate, and now there is no interference, and even Perkins moved a little slower and did not reach for Kaaldridge's waist, so the ball was very simple.

Brush –

The ball was scored, and the Bulls pulled the margin back to 15 points.

It's just that the timeout just now didn't make the Thunder players feel cold, and it didn't take long for Kevin Martin to renew the Thunder's feel and also hit a three-pointer.

Sometimes the game is like this, as soon as you relax a little and cultivate the opponent's touch, it is easy to be beaten by the opponent's three-point rain all at once.

Fortunately, the lead built up by the Bulls before was enough to wave, even if it was waved, it was not without help.

The Bulls continued to play the same way as before, with Doon pinning Aldridge and dropping Aldridge in the low post with his back to the ball.

With Doon to attract the defense, the Thunder did not dare to go around the front and did not dare to flank Aldridge.

And when the ball in Dwan's hand is passed to Aldridge, Aldridge can continue to rely on his height, footwork and shooting to bully Perkins, a fat man who can't move his legs.

With Aldridge scoring three goals in a row, the situation on the field has taken a new turn.

The Thunder outside line finally began to play iron, and the three-point feeling could not be continued, but they shot three points vigorously, and the score was naturally pulled away again.

Before the end of the second quarter, Wei Shao finally found his touch and helped the Thunder stabilize the score.

However, at the end of the first half, the Thunder still trailed the Bulls by 17 points, and the game situation was very serious.

In the third quarter, the Thunder shooters suddenly found their touch again, and Martin and Fisher hit a three-pointer in quick succession.

Fortunately, Durant also shot a three-pointer, but failed to continue his touch.

In this way, the threat to the bull is not very great.

As the game went on, the difference between the two teams did not change much, and the Bulls kept consolidating a lead of about 15 points.

Looking at tonight's G3 victory, I can get it again.

However, Wei Shao seems to be training with competitions, becoming more and more courageous, and slowly playing the game state.

Relying on actively rushing to grab the rebound, protecting the defensive rebound, he immediately rushed to play the switch, and then scored the ball in the crowd team with a dozen of two, one of three in the crowd, and Wei Shao suddenly came out of the sewer and turned into Megatron.

Fortunately, Wei Shao and Durant are not so compatible.

In the fourth quarter, Wei Shao was doing his best to carry the game, but Durant suddenly pulled his hips, and only made 1 of 4 shots in the fourth quarter.

Even in order to help the Thunder win, he got the ball in the second half of the fourth quarter, and even showed a little hot and didn't dare to shoot.

Obviously, Durant himself knows that he played too fiercely in the first three quarters, and he no longer has the physical strength to maintain a good scoring efficiency in the fourth quarter.

And the Thunder lacks Durant's stick singles, and Wei Shao is fighting hard alone, which is indeed not the opponent of the Bulls.

In the final three minutes of the game, the Bulls still maintained the 16-point lead.

The Thunder didn't give up, but they could only try to shoot more three-pointers to see if they could chase the score back by their touch.

It's a pity that Martin and Fisher, who have a good shooting hand today, failed to complete the task of saving Private Adu, and hit the iron one after another at the critical moment in the fourth quarter, which failed to help the Thunder chase the score, but was opened up by the Bulls.

108-89, the Bulls finally won G3 again with a huge advantage of 19 points.

The three consecutive wins in the finals have arrived, and according to historical experience, there is no hope for the Thunder.

Of course, the Thunder won't give up the Finals so soon, but the Bulls can already prepare in advance to win the championship and celebrate the championship.

"Doon, when are you going to overtake Michael?"

In the post-match interview, there were reporters doing things.

At this time, Doon, who was in high spirits, wanted to reply: "What do you say?" ”

In the end, though, Doon didn't say too much.

Seven crowns are no problem for Jordan, after all, 7 is greater than 6, not to mention that Doon also has six championship titles.

However, according to the unspoken rules of the league, the day when Jordan is surpassed, it should be tacitly recommended, recognized and recognized by everyone, not from Doon's mouth.

"Michael's greatness goes without saying, I grew up watching him play and always aimed for him.

I hope to reach Michael's heights one day, but not now.

I'm going to keep working hard and help the Chicago Bulls win more championships!" (End of chapter)