All-Around Forward Swingman

After coming to the Suns in history, he has been in full attendance for several years in a row. It has to be amazing that the team doctor of the Suns does have a few brushes.

The game has not yet reached the official timeout, Adelman first called a timeout.

The current score on the court is 13:8. Normally the Rockets would be leading at this time, but today is different. The Suns are leading instead. The Rockets scored all 8 points by Yang Shan alone. Even if the player receives the ball, there is no good opportunity to make a shot.

He also saw that the biggest shortcoming of the Rockets' lineup now is that the starting lineup's firepower is not enough. Thinking of this, he immediately replaced Battier and replaced him with Nick Young.

At the same time, Jordan was replaced by Jamal Magloire. Although Magloire's defensive ability is a little bit lacking, his playing experience on the court is much better than that of Jordan, at least he will not appear. Yang Shan broke through to the inside line and waited on the spot.

The Rockets, who were back on the court, attacked again. Chris Duhon took the ball to the frontcourt and immediately passed it to Yang Shan. Yang Shan broke through to the inside with the ball and passed it to Nissenchang who came to meet him.

Nick Young jumped up to shoot, but he didn't feel good today and missed the shot.

At the end of the first quarter, the Rockets trailed the Suns by 6 points at 19:25, and Yang Shan scored 17 of them alone. It can be said that if it weren't for his performance, the Rockets might have given up.

In the first quarter of the game, he not only assumed the team's most important offensive role, but also personally defended Grant Hill on the defensive end, but even so, the cooperation of Stoudemire and Nash made the Rockets seem helpless.

In the second quarter, the Rockets replaced the five-man lineup of Yang Shan, Crawford, Nick Young, Ibaka and Xiao Dan. This is the regular lineup of the Rockets in the second quarter. In most games, they rely on this lineup to beat most teams in the league and open the score in one fell swoop.

The Suns also made personnel adjustments. They replaced Ben Wallace with Barbosa.

The two sides launched a fierce confrontation. The Rockets' lineup, which was invincible on the offensive end in the past, seemed a little weak against the Suns today.

After all, the Suns lineup has been running for three or four seasons. The tacit understanding between the players is very good. The Rockets mostly rely on the players' individual running positions and Yang Shan's fast-break pass to cooperate. Compared with the two, the Suns players can naturally better display their strengths.

After a single quarter, the Suns 39:32, the Suns lead the Rockets by seven points!

At the end of the half, the Suns led the Rockets by 13 points with 64:51. At the beginning of the third quarter, Adelman replaced Yang Shan who did not rest for a minute in the half.

Nick Young and James Posey came on, while Chris Duhon and David Lee came on for Iba's (got) card. The Suns naturally also made personnel adjustments, and they replaced Grant Hill. Barnes was replaced, Stoudemire was replaced by Ben, Nash did not rest, and Richardson replaced Barbosa.

With such a lineup on both sides, the Rockets are still not the Suns' opponents. After only three minutes, the Suns hit a 12:4 scoring climax.

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