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At the beginning of the fourth quarter, the Warriors and Jazz still sent bench lineups.

On the Warriors' side are center Bogut, power forward Speights, small forward Barnes, scoring guard Barbossa, and point guard Livingston.

The Jazz are center Jeff Wichy, power forward Tlares, small forward Trevor Booker, scoring guard Sherwin Mark, and point guard Raul Netu.

This lineup of the Jazz team is good defensively and average offensively.

But that's also the Jazz's strategy, tightening up their defense and not letting the score pull away.

The Warriors' defense is stronger than the Jazz's, but the offense is difficult to find opportunities under the Jazz's defense, and only Livingston can easily single.

But the Jazz adopted a strategy of containing Livingston and forcing others to shoot, and in addition to Speights, the Warriors' bench lineup did not have a consistent shooter, and the offense ended up difficult.

Wang Lang also watched the game and drank Coke, which was extremely relaxed.

With seven minutes remaining in the second quarter, the Warriors were 114-103 with an 11-point lead.

The difference has narrowed, not widened.

The Warriors also changed the main lineup, center Wang Lang, power forward Green, small forward Iguodala, scoring guard Thompson, and point guard Curry.

The Jazz are also strong, with center Gobert, power forward Derrick Rivers, small forward Ingles, scoring guard Hood, and point guard Hayward.

It's just that Hayward, Gobert, and Derrick Rivers all have a lot of physical exertion, and they are no longer in good shape in the first three quarters.

Once they run out of energy, they lose.

Wang Lang is also very aware of this, and he has patience to wait.

The Warriors attacked, and Wang Lang took the ball to the frontcourt.

At this point, the person defending him became Ingles, not Derrick Rivers.

This is also a change in the Jazz's defensive strategy, in order to make Wang Lang unable to break through easily.

But Wang Lang was not worried, he passed the ball to Curry, and Curry also dribbled to the left side of the arc after blocking and dismantling.

Curry's dribbling still attracted the defense, allowing the Jazz to rush to make up the defense, and Hayward and Derrick Rivers were wrapped together.

This defensive style also allowed Curry to choose to pass the ball and hand it over to Wang Lang.

Wang Lang had already run to the vicinity of the penalty area at this time.

The moment he received the ball, Gobert pounced and blocked in front of him.

Ingalls was also on the sidelines, wanting to block Wang Lang's attack on the inside.

Wang Lang didn't pass the ball, he knew that the Jazz players around him were ready to steal and move directly to the right side of the penalty area.

This move was fast, and Ingalls didn't expect it.

Wang Lang smoothly dribbled to the bottom corner of the right side and made a shooting feint.

Ingalls didn't expect it and jumped up to block it.

Wang Lang also waited for the opponent to land, made a three-point shot, and hit it easily.

The Warriors are 117-103 with a 14-point lead.

Wang Lang scored 43 points.

The Warriors fans continued to cheer and shouted, "Defend!"

but the Jazz didn't give up, and Hayward dribbled to the frontcourt.

Ingalls and Gobert came together to block the pick-and-roll.

Thompson's defense was also greatly affected and he couldn't keep up with Shanghai Ward.

This made Wang Lang have to choose to make up for the defense.

Iguodala, on the other hand, dragged his feet and ambushed Hayward's breakout route.

Hayward didn't shoot, feint, dribble, and kill inside.

But Wang Lang's max-level speed worked, not only keeping up with Hayward, but also blocking the opponent's layup space.

Seeing that the situation was not good, Hayward chose to pass to Gobert, who ran to the basket at this time.

Gobert reacted quickly and went straight to a three-step layup.

It's just that this layup was also judged by Green, who made up for the basket and added confrontation to Gobert's next game.

Gobert is tall, but his center of gravity is unstable.

Green's interference also deformed Gobert's layup.

Wang Lang continued to increase the confrontation and chased after him.

Gobert's layup completely lost its effect and popped up on the left side of the basket.

Wang Lang jumped high, used full-level bounces, and picked up the rebound with both hands.

He launched a counter-attack, dribbling and rushing forward.

He dribbled fast, and Gobert wanted to catch up, but was not fit enough to stay in the backcourt.

Instead, Ingles caught up and defended with plenty of fitness.

But Ingalls' strength was not enough to stop Wang Lang's footsteps, allowing Wang Lang to continue dribbling to the frontcourt.

Green also ran straight to the basket.

Derrick Rivers opted to return to the basket while defending Green and Iguodala.

Because of the height advantage, Derrick Rivers also has the upper hand.

Seeing this, Wang Lang chose to pass the ball to Thompson, who ran to the bottom corner on the right side.

The moment Thompson received the ball, Hood also pounced.

But Thompson made a shooting feint, shook off Hood, then dribbled to the right side of the arc, made a three-point shot, and made a solid shot.

The Warriors were 120-103, stretching the margin to 17 points.

Wang Lang also had one more assist and one rebound, getting 18 rebounds and 24 assists.

The Jazz coach lowered his head and hurriedly called a timeout.

Both sides also returned to the bench.

Wang Lang sat there, looking at Cole's bright smile, knowing that he was sure to win.

The Jazz coach's face was solemn.

Wang Lang can see that the Jazz team has fewer and fewer opportunities.

A Smith in the live broadcast room is also making a quick analysis: "The Jazz's physical fitness has declined, the state has declined, the offense has missed, and the Warriors have played continuous counterattacks, and the point difference is expanding."

Payton nodded: "The Warriors' defense is extremely good, especially Wang Lang and Green, these two completely blocked the Jazz's offense and allowed the team to play counterattacks again and again.

In the counterattack, Curry's ability to attract defense allows the offensive space to expand infinitely, Thompson can shoot calmly, Wang Lang can also run to receive the ball at any time and score, and their counterattack is invincible.

A Smith nodded: "That's the scary thing about the Warriors, with Curry, their counterattack can't be stopped, and the Jazz look like they can only make a desperate bet and force a three-point shot to chase the points."

Payton shook his head: "It's stupid, not only will it not catch up with the score, but it will also make them fall into the anxiety of not making a shot, I don't recommend it, they better start with defense."

A. Smith smiled wryly: "But they don't have the physical strength to defend anymore." "

The timeout is over, and the Jazz are on offense.

Hayward dribbled to the perimeter, and after letting Ingles block it, Hayward immediately hit a three-point shot.

Ingles' running and blocking didn't keep Thompson from quite keeping up with the tempo.

Although Iguodala made up for the past, he was also ignored by Hayward and threw a difficult curling ball to bypass Iguodala.

Wang Lang stood under the basket, stuck in position, ready to grab rebounds with Gobert.

Hayward was short on fitness, his hand dropped, and the ball popped off the outside of the basket.

Wang Lang also touched the ball with a full-level bounce and picked up the 19th rebound.

Gobert was afraid that Wang Lang would hit a counterattack and immediately fouled.

The referee also opted to blow for a common foul and no free throws.

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

Instead of rushing to attack, he slowed down the pace of the attack.

Ingles opted for close defense to prevent him from shooting.

But Wang Lang stepped directly past people, dribbled the ball with both hands, strode with his left foot, broke through from the left side, and directly passed Ingles.

Ingalls hurried after him.

But Wang Lang dribbled to the outside of the penalty area and made a jump shot from a mid-range.

Ingalls' rhythm was completely out of order, and there was no jump block at all.

The ball went in, and Wang Lang scored 45 points.

The Warriors are 122-103 with a 19-point lead.

As the margin widened to around 20 points, the Jazz's morale dropped to the bottom.

The Jazz coach knew that the tide was turning, so he had no choice but to give up and call a timeout.

Wang Lang also excitedly hugged Curry and Thompson to celebrate the victory.

In this game, he got a perfect performance of 45 points, 19 rebounds and 24 assists, and also helped the Warriors to victory.