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The Hawks attacked, Garnett came out to set up a pick-and-roll for Joe Johnson, Stoudemire actively changed rooms, Battier cut to the basket, received a pass from Joe Johnson and easily scored the ball. (16:10)

The Suns arranged for Marion to defend Joe Johnson in a misplaced position, and only Stoudemire, who had average defensive ability, protected the frame inside. Joe Johnson and Garnett's pick-and-roll pinned them to the outside, leaving Richardson and Bell.

He is obviously at a disadvantage compared to Diaw and Battier in terms of height! This is also a weakness of the Suns that Ke Yan and even the Eagles coaching team discovered and integrated in previous videos.

Stoudemire pulled out to catch the ball. The Suns' strategy was to attack Garnett, who had already committed a foul. It would be great if he could score. If he could cause Garnett to foul twice in the first half of the first quarter, the rest of the game would be

It will be better to fight!

Garnett knew the significance of his staying on the court to the team and controlled his defensive scale. Stoudemire seized the opportunity and broke into the basket to complete the score. (16:12)

Garnett is considered a power forward like Tenke Stoudemire who has no back-up ability, but Stoudemire is also an All-Star, and beside him is Nash, who is best at creating opportunities for his teammates. If you want to completely

It is unrealistic to block him.

Looking back, the Hawks continued to "disgust" the Suns with the help of Joe Johnson and Garnett's pick-and-roll. Stoudemire and Marion's defense showed no tacit understanding, and Garnett cut to the basket and completed the burst.

Buckle!(18:12)

Stoudemire's mentality was a little impatient. When he returned to the baseline, he slammed the ball to the floor! It was Nash who still caught the ball in the backcourt and shouted a few words to remind his teammates to concentrate and not be distracted by negative emotions.

Attention.

Holding the ball through halftime, Nash "rejected" Stoudemire's pick-and-roll with a wave of his hand and handed the ball to Marion at the free throw line. The latter first looked for his teammates privately with the ball, creating the illusion of "stopping the ball."

Forced to hit the basket, but when Dioka broke through the line, he turned around and shot, and hit!

Both sides have made full preparations for the game and analyzed the opponent's weaknesses; but knowing the opponent's weaknesses and attacking the opponent's weaknesses are two different things. If the Suns can reverse their fate and cut off the Spurs and advance to the finals, they will definitely have success.

What's different about him!

The Eagles gained some advantages, but the Suns were not to be outdone. After the first quarter, the score was 32:28, with the Eagles leading by 4 points.

At the beginning of the second quarter, Keyan rotated three main players, Barea, Joe Johnson, Battier, Weber, and Milicic.

D'Antoni didn't dare to be careless and kept Stoudemire on the court: Barbosa, Banks, Jaylen Rose, Stoudemire, Kurt Thomas.

With Garnett gone, Stoudemire can unleash his offensive firepower! Liberated by Kurt Thomas to the power forward position, Stoudemire is also much more relaxed on the defensive end and can freely unleash his offensive firepower.

Spread your sweat.

As soon as Banks was in position, Stoudemire pulled the ball down from the high post and broke through to the right. Milicic judged the right direction and blocked the route. Stoudemire changed direction to the left, pulled the ball, turned and shook out

Half of his body was up, he took one step and forcibly tore open Milicic's defense, and randomly took off for a dunk! (32:30)

This goal is completely a reflection of personal ability. Stoudemire's outstanding explosive power is fully demonstrated in the offense of this goal. Except for Garnett, no one in the league can hold him down, including Duncan.

On the sidelines, Ke Yan saw Stoudemire's domineering dunk, but he was not dissatisfied. Instead, he clapped his hands hard and gave Milicic a thumbs up.

The 34-year-old Chris Webber stood under the basket and looked over with affectionate eyes. His eyes were filled with the shadow of his 24-year-old self! I think back then, Webber was once brilliant as a king!

When the Eagles attacked, Webber went to the free throw line to provide support and used passes to guide his teammates' movements. Gibson got rid of Barbosa's defense by running counterattack and hit a mid-range pull-up jumper! (34:30)

At this time, in a certain mansion in Miami, Pat Riley was also paying close attention to Daniel Gibson's performance.

After being swept out of the Eastern Conference Finals by the Hawks, Pat came up with the idea of ​​rebuilding the Heat around Wade. The first thing to make up for was the team's extremely lacking three-point firepower! That is to say, in a direct dialogue with the Hawks, Pat

Trally noticed Gibson.

Accurate three-pointers, excellent running without the ball, active defense, very suitable for Wade.

The Heat reached the Eastern Conference finals this season. If they start now, they can still be considered a "high-level rebuilding". They can regain their competitiveness without going through painful failure. Therefore, Pat Riley does not mind using future draft picks.

Chips to strengthen the lineup. After all, Ke Yan likes draft picks the most, doesn’t he?

The Hawks' rotation players did okay on the offensive end, but they really couldn't guard Stoudemire on the defensive end. They watched helplessly as the opponent scored 9 points in a row in 3 minutes, helping the Suns take the lead. (

40:41)

Seeing this, Yuga couldn't help but said: "The Eagles' rotation is somewhat competitive, but without Garnett, others can't guard Stoudemire at all. Stoudemire has already scored 17 points today. This is

The most proud moment he faced against the Eagles in the past two seasons!"

What Yuga could see, Ke Yan would naturally notice. Seeing that the Suns had the upper hand, Ke Yan knew not to let the Suns gain momentum. He took advantage of a dead ball opportunity and replaced Garnett and Stevens.

Got off Shane and Webber.

The playoffs have progressed to this day, and the Suns have played 5 more games than the Hawks. In terms of physical strength, I have the advantage. Besides, we have reached the finals, is there any point in "conserving physical strength"? We should risk our lives decisively!

After Garnett came on the court, the effect was immediate. He scored through singles inside, helping the Hawks regain their advantage.

Although Stoudemire was able to score some points when Nash was there to guide him; although Stoudemire was physically stronger than Garnett and was very efficient at killing the substitutes; D'Antoni must admit that Stoudemire was

I really don't have many ways to defeat Garnett in isolation. Once Garnett comes on the court, he can handle Stoudemire.

D'Antoni had no other way to change the situation but to continue to "follow the cards" and replace him with Nash.

If you play Nash, I will play Paul. The main lineups of both sides are returning one after another, and no one can take advantage. At the end of the half, the Eagles led 65:60 by 5 points.

For the Eagles, Joe Johnson plays the most minutes, but Garnett has the greatest offensive and defensive pressure. KG is not only the main offensive point of the Eagles, but also has to face the Suns' top scoring point on the defensive end. And the Suns

On the team's side, Stoudemire has played the longest time, but Nash is not easy either. He takes on the important task of sorting out the team's offense, and at the same time completes outside attacks to help Stoudemire inside to relieve pressure.

Combining these two points, Ke Yan made arrangements to "attack" Nash in the locker room. Paul needs to take on more offensive initiating tasks, allowing Garnett and even other teammates to score more easily.

"On the defensive end, try to cut off the connection between Nash and his teammates, and let him complete his personal offense when necessary. As far as Nash is concerned, it is better to let him score than let him pass the ball!"

The halftime break ended quickly, and the main players of the two teams returned to the court. To D'Antoni's surprise, Ke Yan adjusted the starting lineup and made Milicic the starting center for the second half, while Diaw sat on the bench.

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There is no doubt that compared to Diaw, Milicic can reduce the pressure on Garnett on the defensive end!

"It turns out you also have a physical crisis!" D'Antoni was slightly relieved, but he also took it for granted. After all, Garnett is already a 31-year-old "veteran."

Immediately, he called Nash back and whispered a few words in his ear.

It's nothing more than launching more attacks from Garnett's side to increase the opponent's consumption.

As the referee blew the whistle, the second half of the game officially began.

The Suns got the ball for the first offense. Nash and Marion played a pick-and-roll, walked inside the penalty area and wandered into the garden. When they encountered Garnett's help and defense, they passed the ball to Richardson, who made a fake move and kicked the ball.

Till broke into the basket, encountered Garnett's defense and scored the ball, and was shot out by Battier at an angle, completing the steal.

The Eagles took advantage of the situation to counterattack, and the Suns retreated quickly, blocking the Eagles' transition attack.

Paul and Garnett played a pick-and-roll, attracting a switch and then passing the ball to Garnett, who broke into the basket, attracted Marion to cover and then passed to Milicic. Milicic faked a pass and rushed to the basket.

Dunk! (67:60)

Although it has become increasingly "blue-collar" after Snyder left, one thing I have to admit is that Milicic has regained the confidence he lost in the Pistons with the Hawks. He dares to take shots and do some outstanding skills on the court.

Action, which is crucial to his future development in the NBA!

Compared with his last trip to the finals, Milicic is even more eager to help the Eagles win a championship trophy!

The Suns attacked, and Nash continued to enter the penalty area through pick-and-roll defense. Facing Garnett's defense, he chose to go to the right, but was forced to stop by Garnett. In the "difficulty", Nash once again opened his eyes.

He fell to the ground and threw the ball from outside the baseline to Bell in the left corner. Bell caught the ball and shot, and the basketball went hollow into the net. 67:63.

This ball is really a passing line that "comes out of nowhere". The camera shows Ke Yan and you can clearly see that his mouth shape is "wm".

Paul and Milicic were playing a pick-and-roll, and Nash took his position in advance, squeezed through the screen, and did not give Paul a chance to shoot. Paul waved Milicic to the bottom, singled out Nash, and pretended to be a sheep to break through from the left. Suddenly, during the march, a

Dribbled the ball behind his back, passed the opponent on the right, and succeeded in a mid-range pull-up jump shot. (69:63).

Zhang Lili praised: "Good goal! In the first half of the game, Paul focused more on organizing the offense. But the team also needs him to do more on the offensive end. For this goal, Garnett only served as

A space point restrained the Suns' defense without too much involvement. It should be Ke Yan's way of reducing pressure on Garnett."

At the beginning of the second half, Paul obviously increased his weight on the offensive end. The Hawks' offense was launched more through pick-and-rolls. In addition to Paul and Garnett's pick-and-roll, it also included Paul and Milicic's pick-and-roll, and Paul and Joe Johnson's pick-and-roll.

Pick-and-roll in the backcourt, while Garnett devoted more energy to the defensive end.

The more the Hawks behave like this, the more D'Antoni becomes certain that Garnett has some physical distribution problems. Otherwise, why would Garnett, who was highly efficient in attacking and defending in the first half and only taking on Stoudemire, reduce his production?

During the official timeout, he also aimed at this and arranged more pick-and-rolls between Nash and Stoudemire to give Stoudemire a chance to attack Garnett.

To be honest, Nash rejected D'Antoni's arrangement in his heart. Part of the reason was because of himself. Under the intentional and unintentional consumption of the Hawks, Nash's physical fitness was about to reach a bottleneck period; the other part of the reason was because of the Suns' offense today.

The tactics are a bit too monotonous, with too much use of pick-and-rolls to launch attacks. The Eagles have found their destiny, and their defensive flexibility is getting better and better.

But for a while, Nash couldn't think of any other way. The defensive system built with Garnett as the core restricted the Suns' many other offensive routines. The best way was to knock him off the court.

Maybe D'Antoni has the right idea?

(The number of words updated yesterday and today is not much, the reasons are different. Yesterday, my body was not feeling well, and I didn’t feel like writing a book; today.

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There was something wrong with my laptop, and I couldn't fix it until 10 o'clock. I originally wanted to ask for leave, but I thought it was an important plot these days, so I had to use the desktop code. I hope you can forgive me.)

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