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The Jazz offense, and Raulnetu dribbles to the perimeter.

Facing the defense, Raulnetu and Gobert blocked and dribbled to the vicinity of the penalty area.

But Curry's defense was close, and Raulneto didn't have room to shoot and passed the ball to Gobert.

Wang Lang stood on the inside line and watched Gobert catch the ball and go straight to the basket.

He didn't hesitate either, first using a counter-attack to affect Gobert's shot, and then leaping high to interfere with the layup.

Gobert's strength was not as good as Wang Lang's, his shot was deformed, and the layup angle was blocked by Wang Lang's full-level bounce, and the ball fell on the rebound.

Wang Lang also followed the rapid second jump, stuck the position, and picked up the rebound against Gobert.

But Gobert still used his long arm to touch the ball and found a way to poke the ball out of bounds.

Fortunately, Wang Lang had enough strength, desperately protected the ball, held it in his arms, and did not let Gobert succeed.

Immediately afterwards, Wang Lang turned around and dribbled, a stride passed, and the dribble changed direction with both hands, breaking through from the left side, passing Gobert and rushing to the frontcourt.

Gobert could only catch up in the rear.

Wang Lang also dribbled all the way and met Derrick Rivers' close defense.

It's just that although Rivers is full of strength, his speed is not so fast, and he can barely keep up with Wang Lang.

Wang Lang took advantage of the situation and came to the three-point line.

By this time, Green had already run to the basket to ask for the ball.

Wang Lang also passed the ball to Green.

Green was unguarded and went straight to the three-step layup.

The ball went in, Wang Lang got his third assist, and the Warriors led by 6 points at 13-7, and his rebounding also increased by one.

The Warriors fans continued to cheer, and Green happily raised his arms to show off his muscles.

Wang Lang was not surprised by this celebratory action, and laughed along.

The Jazz's Gobert was a little embarrassed, unable to put the ball in the basket when he had an advantage in height and arm span, and looked embarrassed.

The Jazz attacked, and Raul Netu dribbled to the perimeter and handed it to Strong.

Hayward took the ball from the outside, dribbled to the top of the arc under the block of Derrick Rivers, and made a quick shot.

This kind of shooting is not easy, although it is not as fast as Curry's fast shot, but it is not much different.

But the ball still went in, and the Warriors were 13-10, and the margin was back to 3 points.

Hayward also raised the three fingers of his right hand, his eyes full of confidence.

Wang Lang watched Hayward play like this, and his heart was also full of respect.

He lamented that Hayward would be seriously injured later.

The Warriors attacked, and Wang Lang dribbled to the frontcourt.

Facing Derrick Rivers' defense, Wang Lang dribbled sideways, looking for opportunities.

Curry also ran around him to the left side of the arc.

Wang Lang passed the ball behind his back and handed it directly to Curry.

Curry also managed to avoid Raulnetu's interference and made a quick three-point shot.

This time the shot was interfered with by Hood.

Hood pounced with all his might, and his body bumped into Curry.

Curry fell to the ground and landed on his back.

But because the ball has been shot, it has not been affected and is still thrown.

The referee also didn't give Curry a free throw, blowing a 3-plus-1 penalty.

Wang Lang frowned and smiled bitterly.

The Warriors fans booed continuously.

The referee ignored it and let the Jazz attack.

Wang Lang had one more assist, bringing the assist to four, and the Warriors were 16-10, leading by six points.

In the next round, Wang Lang still focused on assists to help the team attack.

And his assists also successfully revitalized the whole team, with Curry attracting defense and constantly running, Wang Lang found countless passing opportunities, either to Curry or to Thompson.

The Jazz desperately defended Curry and Thompson's three-point shots, giving them space from mid-range.

The two of them also hit shots again and again, scoring 18 points.

Hayward, on the other hand, continued to feel the game, shooting three-pointers and mid-range, scoring 11 points.

Derrick Rivers also scored six points and made three mid-range shots.

By the end of the first quarter, the Warriors were 34-27 with a seven-point lead.

Wang Lang also added 9 assists, and got 13 assists in the first quarter.

In addition to that, he added eight rebounds, and with the previous rebounds, he got nine rebounds in the first quarter.

As a result, he had a special stat of 6 points, 13 assists and 9 rebounds.

But given that it was the first quarter, he didn't score too little.

A Smith in the live broadcast room was also exclaiming: "With so many assists and blocks, Wang Lang has shown the passing ability of a top center, and the Jazz's defensive system is difficult to prevent them from scoring."

Payton nodded: "The Jazz have put a lot of effort into their outside defense, but they lack manpower on their outside defense except for Hood." The Warriors are much better on this side, and the Warriors' offense is really sharp.

"Especially Wang Lang, his strategy, breakthrough, and running are just right, which can make the Warriors find scoring opportunities again and again, and Curry and Thompson are also good enough.

"But I'd suggest the Jazz choose other ways, such as letting Wang Lang score more singles and defending Curry and Thompson.

A Smith asked: "But in this way, Wang Lang can't beat the Jazz? He scored 51 points in the last game, if the Jazz let him play alone, what if he scores 60 points?"

Payton smiled bitterly: "I'm not talking about the best choice, but the most suitable choice, in this situation, the Jazz team needs to make a choice, Wang Lang's assist ability is too strong, if he keeps passing the ball like this, the Jazz team will definitely lose."

A Smith nodded: "Understood, it's better to choose one of the two bottles of poison."

At that moment, the system prompt sounded: "Completed a special achievement in the first quarter, with significantly more assists and rebounds than points, and the team is in the lead, rewarding Nash with his special skill [Curve Pass]."

"When passing, you can pass a high-toss curveball for teammates to complete empty dunks and layups, or go around defenses to make it easier for teammates to score.

Wang Lang looked surprised, and the corners of his mouth rose.

He knows it's a useful skill for him, especially when he plays the ball and helps his teammates.

And he also did a good job of the possibility of more than 20 assists in this game.

Of course, if the opponent prevents him from passing, he will also use the score to punish the Jazz's defense and take away the victory.

At the beginning of the second quarter, he returned to the bench to rest, and the Warriors' bench lineup was also pitted against the Jazz's bench lineup.

At home, the Warriors' bench lineup was clearly outstanding.

Whether it's Barbossa or Livingston, they all played well.

Barbosa scored again and again, scoring eight points.

Livingston also scored 10 points from mid-range.

On the other hand, the Jazz's bench lineup is also not far behind.

They also scored greatly, hitting multiple shots from the outside and scoring 16 points.

With seven minutes left in the second quarter, the Warriors were 52-43 with a nine-point lead.

Wang Lang was also substituted at this time and continued to play.

The Warriors' lineup also changed, with Barnes being replaced by Iguodala.