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After halftime, the third quarter began.

The Warriors have replaced the strongest lineup, center Wang Lang, power forward Green, small forward Iguodala, scoring guard Thompson, and point guard Curry.

The Trail Blazers, for their part, maintained their starting lineup.

And Iguodala's play also made the Warriors' defensive system more perfect, and the outside defense was stronger.

This is not good for the Trail Blazers from the outside.

The Trail Blazers attacked, and Lillard dribbled to the perimeter.

The player who defended Lillard has become Iguodala.

It also makes Lillard's shots very difficult, and even the dribble is troublesome.

Curry went to defend the Trail Blazers' small forward Aminu.

Although Aminu is taller than Curry, he has no ability to force a single and can only shoot.

Lillard saw that he couldn't break through Iguodala's defense, so he immediately asked Plumlee to come over to block the dismantling, and Wang Lang also followed the defense to the outside.

Iguodala easily bypassed the pick-and-roll and still stood in front of Lillard, leaving Lillard without a shot.

Lillard forced an acceleration to break through from the right side and wanted to pass Iguodala, but Iguodala was accurate in his prediction and moved laterally, still blocking Lillard's way.

Lillard, seeing that the shot was getting smaller and smaller, forced a pass to McCollum.

McCollum also dribbled from the outside, with a turnaround and a three-point shot.

The tempo was a little faster than Thompson's defense.

McCollum was also in this state of catching the pot, hitting a strong shot to score three points.

The Warriors are 52-49 and the margin is back to three points.

Lillard was happy, McCollum made a three-point gesture, and the Trail Blazers' home fans cheered.

The team attacked, Wang Lang dribbled to the front court and handed it to Green, who was standing on the inside.

Immediately afterwards, Wang Lang made a block with Curry, allowing Curry to run to the left side of the arc to catch the ball, and Wang Lang ran to the bottom left corner.

The moment Curry received the ball, he was caught by the opponent, and De and Aminu wrapped Curry in one left and one right.

Curry's reaction was quick, and a hit to Wang Lang in the bottom corner was passed.

The moment Wang Lang received the ball, he faced Plumlee's defense, but Plumlee didn't dare to get too close, just stayed out of the range of one step.

This gave Wang Lang room to shoot and shoot extremely quickly.

Plumlee tried to reach for the block, but it was too late, and the three-pointer hollowed into the net.

The Warriors were 55-49, and the margin was back to six points.

Wang Lang also scored 23 points.

It also made the Trail Blazers' offense less effective and difficult to keep up with.

The Trail Blazers attacked, McCollum dribbled to the perimeter, and Lillard stood in the bottom corner to open up space.

This attack also allowed Plumlee to come over and block the pick-and-roll.

Plumlee effectively blocked Thompson's defense and allowed McCollum to get a shot.

Wang Lang continued to make up for the perimeter and prevented McCollum from shooting three-pointers.

Seeing that the opportunity was not good, McCollum chose to break through, forced acceleration, rushed to the inside from the left position, and suddenly stopped to shoot.

At this time, Wang Lang used [Glove] Peyton's special skill [Wrap Defense].

This defensive move affected McCollum's chances of continuing to shoot.

McCollum wanted to make a pull-up jump shot and use his flexibility to score, but the angle and opportunity to shoot were completely limited, and his body was already jumping high.

The ball deflected off course and bounced off the outside of the hoop.

Wang Lang immediately turned and rushed to the basket, picked up the rebound in front of Plumlee, and used his full-level bounce.

He also quickly turned around and dribbled and launched a counterattack.

Plumlee couldn't keep up with Wang Lang's speed, so he could only watch Wang Lang dribble to the front court outside the three-point line.

Feng Lei immediately made up for it, taking advantage of his speed and sufficient speed.

Seeing Feng Lei's defense against him, Wang Lang directly made a shaking and dribbling action, making Feng Lei's tall body unstable in terms of center of gravity.

Wang Lang then broke through from the right side and killed the penalty area.

He completely passed the opposition and was unguarded in front of the penalty area.

Aminu hurriedly let Iguodala go and wanted to make up for the inside.

But Wang Lang was already jumping outside the penalty area, gliding through the air, bypassing Aminu and scoring with both hands.

He scored 25 points to give the Warriors an eight-point lead at 57-49 and added a rebound to bring the rebound tally to five.

Seeing that the point difference was widening, Reggie Miller's expression also became complicated, and he nodded while studying: "The Warriors have completely mastered the rhythm of this game, and they have begun to use outside offense to lead the team.

"Wang Lang's two outside offenses were very effective, one with a three-point shot and one with a dunk on the inside, making the opponent's defense useless.

"The Trail Blazers had multiple players defend the interior, but their perimeter defense was too poor, which affected the situation of their interior defense and prevented them from shrinking the basket.

Olajuwon nodded: "Lillard and McCollum are both lacking in outside defense and cannot help their teammates with outside defense, which is destined for Wang Lang to easily break through the outside defense of Plumlee or Penglai and enter the interior line."

If Plumlee chooses to let go of Wang Lang and block the breakthrough route, Wang Lang will easily shoot a three-pointer to punish the opponent.

"It's doomed that the Trail Blazers' outside defense can't work, and it also affects the interior defense and makes their defense collapse.

Reggie Miller asked: "So if the Trail Blazers want to win, how should they face the Warriors? Do they give up defense altogether, or find a way to make up for the defensive problems?"

Olajuwon shook his head: "The Trail Blazers only have to pray that their three-point shooting percentage is high enough, and if their outside shooting is reduced, they will be quickly pulled away, and like now, defense can't solve any problems." In

the next round, the Warriors launched attacks on the outside again and again, and succeeded again and again, either hitting three-pointers or breaking through to the inside to dunk and score.

Wang Lang also scored 10 points because of this, which was extremely easy.

Neither Plumlee nor power forward Vonleh had any effect on his perimeter defense.

He also showed what he was capable of being a superstar and completely crushed the opposition's interior players.

At the same time, he also had the upper hand in the interior for rebounds, and he grabbed eight rebounds.

With the addition of previous rebounds, his tally in this game increased to 13.

It also gave the Warriors plenty of re-offensive opportunities, with Thompson and Curry combining for 12 points and only missing two shots.

They shoot from mid-range, which is also because the Trail Blazers are very attentive to defending the Warriors' three-point shots, only giving mid-range shots.

Wang Lang's assists also increased by 6, bringing the number of assists in this game to 10.