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After the end of the first half, in the live broadcast room, A Smith and O'Neal were also analyzing the situation of the game.

A. Smith was the first to speak: "I have to admire your ability to predict the game, the Warriors did not feel good after the main players came on the court in the second quarter, and several shots were not made. gave the Pistons a chance to fight back, and the Pistons players were still hot when they were defended, and they were still able to shoot three-pointers, quickly narrowing the score.

"Fortunately, Curry found his touch later, Thompson scored, and the Warriors still took the lead, but the lead was not big.

"What will happen in the next game? Will the Warriors continue to play like this main lineup without Wang Lang playing? Or will they replace Wang Lang and Iguodala to strengthen the defense, play a stronger counterattack, and finally take away the victory."

O'Neal smiled: "It's time to end the game, winning the opponent in the third quarter is the best option, and the Warriors' current physical reserves are also very ideal, Wang Lang, Curry, Thompson all three have enough physical strength to play efficient offensive and defensive rhythm and offensive efficiency in the third quarter."

"Under the offensive firepower of the three, the Pistons have no chance to resist, and the Pistons' rebounding advantage will be wiped out with Wang Lang's play, and the game will be more favorable to the Warriors."

"Also, Green didn't come off the bench in the first and second quarters, he was the best of the four, and in the third quarter, I guess Green was going to play.

"This should be the tactical arrangement that Kerr thought of before the game, and with such a lineup and high-intensity defense, the Pistons' outside offense will have a problem of dumb fire.

A. Smith asked, "What can the Pistons do? If they are blown up by the Warriors in the third quarter, then they will definitely lose this game."

O'Neal nodded: "The Pistons will strategically give up this game, after all, their goal is to chase the playoffs, not to beat the Warriors, not to mention that the Warriors are one of the strongest top teams in the league, and the Pistons don't need to lose the opportunity to win the next game in order to win one game."

During the break, Wang Lang also faced Cole to discuss the next game plan.

Kerr smiled: "It's time, I'll let you play with Green and Iguodala as the main lineup to help Curry and Thompson open up the situation and solve the rebounding problem."

Wang Lang nodded: "No problem, I will personally beat Drummond." Kerr

went on to say, "The other key point is that we try to block the Pistons' outside shots as much as possible in the third quarter and not give them as many shots.

Wang Lang agreed.

Green was also shouting: "I watched carefully for the first half, and I saw that these Pistons perimeter players felt really good at home, and they were very confident on their shots.

"They won't have so many chances anymore with a high-intensity defense, though.

Curry added, "There's also the rebounding problem, and we can't afford the Pistons to have as many second-chance offenses, so they're scoring too many points under the basket and from the perimeter."

Wang Lang patted his chest, and the corners of his mouth rose: "Just leave this matter to me." At

the end of the break, at the beginning of the second half, Kerr decisively changed the main lineup of the Warriors, center Wang Lang, power forward Green, small forward Iguodala, scoring guard Thompson, and point guard Curry.

The Pistons, for their part, continued their starting lineup, with center Drummond, power forward Ilyasova, small forward Marcus Morris, and shooting guard Caldwell Pope. Point guard Reggie Jackson.

The player who defended Wang Lang was Marcus Morris.

The taller Ilyasova defends Green.

Seeing this tactical arrangement, Wang Lang also knew that the coach of the Pistons was afraid of him.

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

Facing Marcus Morris, who defended himself, Wang Lang did not choose to attack, but passed to Curry after blocking and dismantling Green.

Curry had just received the ball at the top of the arc on the right side.

The Pistons decisively opted for the pack, Ilyasova let go of Green, and Reggie Jackson wrapped Curry before and after.

Curry guessed the opponent's target, and a hit to the ball passed to Wang Lang, Wang Lang stood on the outside, decisively made a feint of shaking the dribble, mobilized the defensive center of gravity of Marcus Morris, suddenly accelerated, broke through from the left side, passed Max Morris, and killed the penalty area.

The center of the Pistons, Drummond, hurriedly made up for it and tried his best to stop Wang Lang from making a move.

Wang Lang did not force the shot, but passed to Green, who had just run to the basket at this time.

Green was unguarded, scored an easy layup, Wang Lang also had one more assist, and happily high-fived Green.

The Warriors led by seven points at 54-47.

Under the premise of Curry's attraction defense and Wang Lang's decisive pass, the Warriors cracked the Pistons' interior defense and easily found opportunities.

The Pistons didn't rest on their laurels, Reggie Jackson dribbled to the perimeter, and the Pistons attacked.

Drummond ran over and made a block for Reggie Jackson, allowing Reggie Jackson to get a shooting opportunity on the outside, and Wang Lang decisively made up for the defense and blocked the shot.

Reggie Jackson had no choice but to pass to Drummond again, and Wang Lang used his full-level speed to return to the defensive basket and block Drummond's layup route.

Drummond didn't have much mid-range shooting ability, only scored layups, but because he was defended by Wang Lang, Drummond stood in place and fell into a dead ball state, hesitating.

With only eight seconds left on the offensive clock, Drummond had to force a shot and make a very difficult shot.

The ball hit the iron without accident and slammed into the right side of the basket and popped up.

Wang Lang jumped high for the first time, picked up the rebound, and then dribbled through Drummond's defense, launched a counterattack, and came to the frontcourt.

Drummond still stayed in the backcourt to catch up, and Marcus Morris came over to block Wang Lang's way, Wang Lang did not choose to shoot directly, but passed to Iguodala, who had just run outside the box at this time.

The ball was passed very delicately, it was a diagonal pass with extremely fast ball speed, and Iguodala was also very comfortable to receive it, and he directly split it with one hand.

Ilyasova was still next to Green, failed to take care of Iguodala and was dunked and scored.

The Warriors led by 9 points at 56-47, and Wang Lang also had one more assist, bringing the number of assists to 2.

Wang Lang's appearance perfectly solved the Warriors' most troublesome rebounding problem, allowing the Warriors to successfully fight back.

Wang Lang also happily bumped shoulders with Iguodala to celebrate.

Seeing that the score could be expanded to 10 points, the Pistons coach reluctantly called a timeout.

Wang Lang also returned to the bench, sat down with Curry and Thompson, and continued to discuss the game.