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After Wang Lang came on the court, the Pistons fans became excited, and they kept shouting to defend, wanting the Pistons to prevent Wang Lang from attacking.

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

He didn't choose to break or shoot a three-pointer, but passed to Livingston, and then made a pick-and-roll for Livingston from beyond the three-point line, and Livingston used the opportunity to break through the defense directly and rush to the three-point line.

Baynes, who defended Wang Lang, had to make a save and defend Livingston's mid-range shot.

This gave Livingston a chance to pass the ball to Wang Lang.

Wang Lang stood at the three-point line, facing the change of defense of scoring guard Hillard, without hesitation, three-point shot, and extremely fast shooting.

His pace was perfect. Coupled with the fact that his three-point shooting ability has reached 85, Hillard simply can't defend.

The ball went in and the Warriors led the Pistons by four points at 34-30. Wang Lang also scored three points at the beginning of the second quarter.

Wang Lang excitedly stretched out three fingers of his right hand to celebrate, and high-fived Livingston who ran over.

The Pistons' bench lineup was a little awkward and launched an offense.

Blake dribbled to the outside and waited for an opportunity, allowing Aaron Baines to make a block for himself, but because Baines did not have the ability to shoot three-pointers, Wang Lang let Baines go and stood inside the three-point line, waiting for Blake to break through.

Barbossa, who was defending Blake, bypassed the cover and blocked Blake's three-point shooting space, allowing Blake to break through.

Blake chose to break through from the left side and tried to get past Barbossa, but Barbosa defended sideways and kept up with the opposition's pace.

At the same time, Wang Lang blocked this route and used defensive moves that interfered with the dribble. directly made Blake's dribbling unstable and fell into the double defense of Wang Lang and Barbosa.

In desperation, Blake held the ball in his arms, fell into a dead ball spinning state, forced a pass, and handed it to Baines on the outside.

Baines didn't get a shot, let alone a casual shot, and gave the ball to Hillard again.

Hilard's close-quartered shot against Livingston was running out of time, but the ball was unsurprisingly ironed.

Wang Lang ran to the basket, stuck his position, jumped high in front of Baines, took off the rebound with a full-level bounce, turned and dribbled to break through Baines' defense, and rushed to the frontcourt.

This series of actions Baynes couldn't keep up with the rhythm at all and was left behind in the backcourt, and Wang Lang was also in an unguarded state and successfully came to the three-point line.

The Pistons did not give up their defense against him, and Toliver's defense came over and stood in front of Wang Lang.

Wang Lang chose a very easy stride to pass the man, breaking through from the left side, and a big stride passed Toliver, into the three-point line.

Immediately afterwards, Wang Lang made a strong throw, jumped high, and his body drifted to the left, using the special skill of [God of Basketball] Jordan [Drift Shot].

This shooting action, coupled with Wang Lang's height, made Toliver unable to defend at all, but subconsciously reached out to interfere, and the ball was thrown again, Wang Lang got 5 points and 1 rebound, and the Warriors led 76-70 to 6 points.

Wang Lang fell to the ground excitedly and made a celebratory gesture of glider flying, and Livingston also ran over and pushed Wang Lang with a smile.

In the live broadcast room, A Smith exclaimed: "The Pistons originally had an advantage in rebounding and played with the Warriors, but after Wang Lang came on the court, the Warriors' bench lineup was fierce and defensive, and they were directly hit with a wave of attack to the Pistons."

"The score opened up quickly, and if the Pistons didn't make any adjustments, I think the score would expand to more than 10 points, which would be bad for the Pistons' main lineup.

O'Neal shook his head: "The Pistons don't have a choice, the Warriors have a fast transition between offense and defense, if the Pistons let the main team play for too long, will their physical consumption be greater? And if it is not replaced, Wang Lang will lead the bench lineup to expand the score, so that the Warriors have a firm advantage, no matter what, the Warriors have won half of it, and the rest is to see the feel of Curry and Thompson.

A Smith nodded: "The perfect tactical strategy that allows players to get enough rest and can work on the Pistons' problems, then this will give the Warriors a chance to seal the victory early."

O'Neal said slowly: "The game is not over yet, the Warriors are playing away after all, the Pistons players feel good at home, and after the main players come on the court, the Warriors' outside shooting may be affected by the away game and decline, while the Pistons' good hand will continue, if so, the Pistons may have a chance to narrow the score."

A. Smith asked, "Are you guessing that after the Pistons' bench lineup was pulled away, the Pistons' main players were closing the score?" And the main player of the Warriors was chased back by the Pistons because of a bad hand?

O'Neill lay on the table and rested his cheek with one hand: "It's a possibility."

A. Smith nodded: "Then let's wait and see." In

the next round, the Warriors' offense was still sharp, making the Pistons unable to defend, and the Pistons couldn't stop Wang Lang whether it was an outside shot or an inside breakthrough.

The Pistons' outside bench players finally found some touch, shooting three-pointers and mid-range to the cheers of the home fans.

With seven minutes left in the second quarter, the Warriors led the Pistons by 10 points, 45-35.

Wang Lang also got 14 points and 6 rebounds, which was very efficient.

The Pistons' bench lineup never packed him, and he didn't pass the ball to his teammates to add assists.

Wang Lang returned to the bench with a smile and confidence, and the main lineup of the Warriors was also replaced at this time.

The main players of the Pistons are not worried, and they are confident to come to the court and play against the main lineup of the Warriors.

In particular, Andre Drummond, the center forward, is gearing up and eager to try.

Wang Lang also sat on the sidelines, cheering for the main players.

As the game continued, Curry and Thompson quickly found an opportunity to shoot from the outside, but in the away game, their hands felt a certain effect, and several balls failed to shoot into the iron, which gave the Pistons, who were already dominant in rebounding, a chance to pass the ball quickly and let the Pistons fight back.

Reggie Jackson and Caldwell Pope both had good hands, hitting three three-pointers on the counter and scoring nine points.

The Warriors finally found their groove in the ensuing offense, with Curry hitting four three-pointers in a row and Thompson scoring.

It's a pity that the Pistons' offense is still strong, and they have grabbed countless secondary offensive rebounds.

By the end of the first half, the Warriors had a five-point lead at 52-47, and the margin was narrowed again.