NBA: Opening Template Atsushi Murasakibara

At the end of the second quarter, the Warriors led the 76ers by 14 points at 66:52.

The defensive 76ers team meets the Warriors who can all attack; the disadvantage is naturally self-evident.

The third quarter begins.

76ers ball possession.

Snow dribbled the ball over half court and arrived near the three-point line.

Nash opened his hands and feet apart, standing on the inside of the three-point line to defend Snow.

"Eight Five Zero"

Snow stopped and stood outside the 3-point line to dribble.

Snow suddenly charged forward to the right, Nash did not keep up with Snow's movements, and Snow easily passed Nash's defense.

Snow broke through the defense and attacked to the free throw line.

Big Ben ran from Snow's right side, reaching out to grab the ball in Snow's hands.

Snow held the ball in both hands, pulled the ball low, turned it half a circle, dodged Big Ben's grab, and at the same time turned and jumped up, throwing the ball beyond the three-point line.

Iverson ran over quickly and ran to the position, the basketball just fell into his hands.

When Snow passed the ball, Kobe also ran in the direction of the pass.

As the Warriors' attention was focused on Snow who was attacking fiercely just now, Kobe neglected to defend Iverson, causing Kobe to distance himself from Iverson.

So when Kobe didn't run to the position, Iverson had already received the pass, and stood still and was ready to shoot.

Iverson threw the ball out before Bryant got in front of him.

Basketball successfully entered the basket, Iverson recovered three points for the 76ers.

At this time, the score on the field was 66:55, and there was still a full eleven points difference. The 76ers player was really Alexander.

After Iverson scored, the Warriors got the ball.

They are already more than ten points ahead, compared with the nervous expression of the 76ers, they appear to be much more relaxed.

Nash attacked with the ball unhurriedly, while Snow's defense was pressing step by step.

Faced with Snow's defense, before halftime, Nash passed the basketball early to avoid wasting time on offense in the confrontation with Snow.

Nash passed the ball to Kobe, and Kobe received the pass from the outside. Of course, it was not Iverson who defended Kobe. Hill blocked in front of Kobe.

Bryant's offense was seriously affected by Hill.

It was difficult for Kobe to break through Hill frontally, so he turned around with the ball, hit Hill with his back, and used his body to fight Hill...

Although Hill was blocked behind Kobe, he did not relax his defense at all, and even reached out to Kobe to grab the ball.

Of course, Kobe's basketball is not so easy to be taken away.

Bryant pushed the basketball forward to keep the basketball away from his body, so Hill would naturally not be able to touch the ball.

Kobe Bryant attacked with his back, attacked Hill step by step, and reached near the three-point line.

Bowen ran to catch the ball, but Geiger's defense was also very strict. Although Bowen ran next to Kobe, Geiger was also with Bowen, and Hill, who was defending himself, passed the ball to Bowen and lost the ball. risk.

So Kobe turned around and simply threw the ball inside.

Du Qi ran from the bottom corner at this time, and there was no defense at 0.3, and he easily received the ball from Kobe.

Du Qi received the pass and turned to attack the basket.

Ratliff then ran over and defended Du Qi.

But Du Qi is already very close to the basket, and Ratliff definitely can't guard Du Qi.

Running to the right position, Du Qi closed the ball, kicked the ground with both feet, hugged the basketball and dunked into the hoop, then dunked Ratliff.