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The second half of the game began, and Wang Lang also led the Warriors to continue playing.

At this time, he was not only able to take charge of himself, but also to lead the team to victory.

And although his score has come to 32 points, the Suns don't seem to be too afraid.

This is also what Wang Lang had expected.

He knew the Suns were going to play a trap-and-wrap strategy with themselves, and that's what he wanted.

The Suns attacked, and Bledsoe dribbled the ball to the outside and handed it to Booker.

Booker received the ball, Tucker came over to block the pick-and-roll, and Green followed up to stop Booker from attacking.

And Barnes also followed Booker closely, not leaving an inch.

Booker was defended by two men and immediately turned and passed to Tucker in the bottom corner.

Tucker didn't hesitate either, making a three-point shot.

But because he hadn't shot many threes before, Tucker didn't feel good, and the ball smashed on the outside of the basket and popped up.

Wang Lang was prepared, stood under the basket, stuck his position, jumped high, and picked up the rebound above Chandler's head.

He also turned and broke through and rushed forward.

The Warriors followed up with the whole team, and they were extremely fast.

Wang Lang came to the outside line, and Tucker also followed.

But Wang Lang did not stop, but made a shaking and dribbling action.

Tucker's center of gravity was unstable, and he couldn't figure out whether Wang Lang was breaking through or shooting, so he could only move back and forth.

Wang Lang also saw the opportunity, and one worshiped the Buddha, broke through directly from the right side, and killed the basket.

Chandler had just come back to the defense, and it was too late to stop Wang Lang.

Wang Lang also jumped up and used Carter's special skill [Air Spinning Dunk], his body rotated in the air, and then dunked with both hands, completely avoiding the defense.

The Warriors are 70-63 with a seven-point lead.

The Warriors fans cheered and stood up to cheer for Wang Lang.

Curry also made celebratory gestures and danced with his hands.

Wang Lang nodded and smiled, enjoying the moment.

The Suns players all frowned and looked at each other.

Wang Lang also got 34 points and 7 rebounds.

The Suns attacked, and Bledsoe dribbled to the perimeter.

The ball is also passed to Booker.

Booker faced Barnes and struggled to make a shot.

Barnes also followed closely and did not leave an inch.

Booker immediately asked Tucker to block the pick-and-roll.

This pick-and-roll, as before, allowed Booker to attract two defenders.

Green won't care about Tucker in the bottom corner at all.

Booker also turned and passed the ball to Tucker.

Tucker catches the ball and shoots a three-point shot.

The ball went 70-66 to the Warriors, and the margin was back to four points.

Tucker waved happily in celebration.

Booker was equally happy and high-fived Tucker.

The Warriors' defense also got into a little trouble, unable to stop Booker from scoring on a mid-range shot without a clip on Booker, and unable to defend Tucker on the pack.

Wang Lang knew about this trouble, but he didn't care about it.

The Warriors attacked, and Wang Lang was lucky to the frontcourt.

But as soon as he stood still, the Suns began to wrap up.

Tucker and Booker came over together and tried to break the ball.

Barnes was let go.

Wang Langyi frowned, knowing that this was the defensive strategy of the Suns.

He was also prepared to pretend to pass it to Barnes, but in fact it passed to Ian Clark.

Clark just ran to the bottom right corner after Green's pick-and-roll and caught the ball and shot.

The ball was scored, and Wang Lang easily assisted his teammates to score.

He also picked up an assist.

The Warriors are 73-66 with a seven-point lead.

The Suns' defensive strategy went bankrupt.

Wang Lang also happily high-fived Clark in celebration.

Curry nodded in satisfaction and clapped incessantly.

In the following round, the Warriors and Suns executed their respective tactics.

Wang Lang was constantly caught in the bag and could only pass the ball from the outside to Clark or Livingston.

The duo has also been consistent in their scores.

Whatever the situation, they can shoot the basketball.

Especially Clark, when Wang Lang is trapped, his defensive pressure is very small, as long as Green blocks and dismantles on the outside, Clark can get a chance to shoot.

Clark also had a good hand, scoring 15 points on 5-of-8 shooting, most of which were open three-pointers.

And Livingston is not far behind.

After Wang Lang attracted the defense, Livingston would constantly take the ball outside the box and play singles.

Livingston can easily blow up against either Bryden Knight or Bledsoe.

The Warriors' offense has therefore become a two-person play, a two-person defense, plus Wang Lang's passing to organize the offense, which is very free and fluent.

The Warriors also scored 20 points and maintained their scoring efficiency.

Wang Lang had 10 more assists and 8 rebounds.

By the end of the third quarter, Wang Lang also got a triple-double performance of 36 points, 15 rebounds and 11 assists.

On the solar side, Booker and Tucker cooperate with the offense again and again, and will also pass to Bledsoe and Bryden Knight to maintain offensive firepower.

It's just that their shooting touch has decreased.

Booker, with Green and Barnes combined, scored 6 points on 3-of-9 shooting, and didn't score much.

Tucker instead made three three-pointers, but seven of them were not accurate.

Bryden Knight and Bledsoe were even more uninspired, all of them striking iron.

The Warriors are 93-81 with a 12-point lead.

The margin has widened, and the Suns have fitness issues.

Tucker and Booker, in particular, have a lot of physical consumption under the rotation of offense and defense.

So, while the Suns could theoretically chase points, they actually gave up on the pursuit of victory.

In the fourth quarter, the Suns replaced the bench players and stopped chasing points.

The same goes for the Warriors.

Wang Lang sat on the sidelines, enjoying this easy victory led by himself alone, and he was in a good mood.

It was also the first time he felt what it was like to be the only point of attack.

The Suns' wrap-and-hold strategy was not wrong, but the Warriors' teammates were still able to score under the leadership of Wang Lang.

Ian Clark and Livingston, in particular, both played well.

Coupled with the fact that Barnes and Green can also score on layups, the Suns' already poor defense is stretched.

In the live broadcast room, A Smith was also exclaiming: "Even without Curry and Thompson, the Warriors can still lock up the victory in three quarters, Wang Lang is really a terrible player."

Olajuwon nodded: "He got a triple-double and helped the team across the board, and the team was lacking two major scorers, but that didn't affect their scoring efficiency."

A Smith asked: "In that case, can Curry and Thompson rest for a few more games in the future? Anyway, Wang Lang's team is so strong."

Olajuwon shook his head: "No, once they encounter a strong team, they still need Curry and Thompson to make a move, after all, you can't expect Ian Clark to feel good without a game."

"He's just a role player, he's not the tactical core of the team, he can't keep his shot high and feel at the same time, and he has problems defensively.

A Smith nodded: "In other words, although Wang Lang is very strong, he still needs helpers, but he has also proved his strength to lead the team."

Olajuwon smiled: "Yes, if you want to enter the playoffs, Wang Lang can do it alone." But to compete for the championship, the three of them still need to work together.

A Smith praised: "He deserves to be a championship player, and he can see clearly." "