NBA: Opening Template Atsushi Murasakibara

Intermission time.

Warriors players were relaxed during the long 15-minute break.

After two quarters of the game, everyone's physical strength has been greatly consumed.

A 15-minute break is enough for everyone, and this break is also very necessary.

Allows players to get off a sweaty court to relax and recharge their bodies.

In the king's dressing room, the atmosphere was not so pleasant.

At the end of the first half of the "897" game, the opponent was dropped by a full ten points.

This point difference puts a lot of pressure on all the Kings players and coaches.

Both teams are strong, and of course neither of them wants to be defeated by the other.

Although today is a game at the home of the Warriors, this is not the reason why the Kings are going to fail.

Both teams have recruited very strong new players.

The Kings coach is very satisfied with his players, and is very willing to see them abuse each other on the court.

But today's match against the Warriors brought a setback to the King's demeanor on the court.

The King's coach took advantage of the 15-minute long break to analyze the situation on the field and supplement the tactics for the players.

Because he really wants his team to win this game!

The break time is over.

The players all returned to the court to begin the second half of the game.

The coaches of the two teams still chose to send the same lineup as the second quarter.

Big Ben, Du Qi, Kirilenko, Kobe, Nash.

Against Divac, Webb, Peja, Christie, Barry.

The game officially started, and the referee handed the ball into Divac's hands.

Barry stood in front of Divac, took the serve from his teammate, and started to push the ball.

Before the start of the third quarter, the King's players were determined to recover the score as soon as possible.

Barry's ball-attacking footsteps were fast, and Nash chased Barry all the way forward.

After sending the ball to Barry, Divac spread his legs and rushed forward with great speed.

Before Barry crossed the half, Divac was already standing outside the frontcourt 3-point line and ready to catch the ball.

After Barry took the ball across the halfway line, he slowed down and stood in front of Nash's defense with the ball.

Divac, who was standing beyond the three-point line, ran behind Nash for the ball.

Barry saw the opportunity and passed the basketball to Divac from the right side of Nash's body.

When Divac received the pass, according to the guidance of the King's coach, Peja quickly ran to Divac to play a pick-and-roll for him...

Because there is no pick-and-roll in the face of Du Qi's defense, Divac's offense will be very difficult.

Assisted by Peja, Divac ran past Du Qi and broke through the defense.

But before two steps forward, the Warriors' strongest defense came to Divac and began to make up defenses.

In order not to waste offensive time, Divac quickly passed the basketball to Webber on the side of the body after seeing Big Ben.

Webber received the ball, and faced with the Warriors' defensive strength, he didn't find an offensive opportunity.

So the basketball was passed to the outside again.

At this point, outside Barry received a pass.

Shoot directly.

Speaking of Barry, 0.3 is also a figure that has something to do with the Warriors.

His father, Rick Barry, is a legendary player for the Warriors.

At first, Du Qi wanted to wear No. 24, but because No. 24 was Barry's retired jersey.

Therefore, the number 46 was finally chosen.

As the son of Rick Barry, little Barry has no other characteristics, just a word!

allow!

The 3-pointer got caught and went into the basket.