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Bulls fans were a little overwhelmed to see Wang Lang so good.

Some of them respected Wang Lang and no longer cheered for the Bulls, and some were jealous of Wang Lang, and Wang Lang booed as soon as he got the ball.

But Wang Lang didn't care about this situation, after all, he was a superstar and could completely blow up his opponents away from home.

The Bulls attacked, and Rose dribbled to the perimeter.

In the face of Ian Clark's defense, Rose did not continue to force a breakthrough, but allowed Mirotic to block and dismantle.

The pick-and-roll cost Clark of his defensive position.

Rose took the opportunity to accelerate towards the penalty area.

Green switched defenses and blocked in front of Rose to prevent Rose from making a stop-and-shoot shot.

It's also the way Rose is best at scoring after an injury.

Rose turned and passed to Mirotic.

The height gap between Clarke and Mirotic is too great to defend.

Mirotic took his shots in stride and hit a three-point shot.

The Warriors were 43-35 and the margin was back to eight points.

Mirotic also excitedly made a telescope movement, suggesting that his shooting was accurate, as if he was carrying a telescope.

Wang Lang also frowned, feeling that even if Mirotic fought with his teammates, it would not affect the shooting touch, and he could still aim at the basket.

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

Mirotic didn't dare to get too close this time, but kept a half-step distance.

Seeing this, Wang Lang didn't say a word, jumped up, his body drifted to the right, and shot at great speed.

The ball went in, and his 85 three-point shooting ability crushed Mirotic's defense, coupled with the air drift shot, the opponent simply had no time to interfere.

Wang Lang scored 25 points, jumped up excitedly, and waved his fists in celebration.

Curry also stood up on the sidelines, waving a towel and laughing.

The Warriors are 46-35, still leading by 11 points.

In the next round, the Warriors and Bulls entered a confrontational state.

The Bulls used the offensive ability of Butler and Mirotic to constantly launch blocks and pick-and-rolls, forcing the Warriors to switch defenses, and also allowing Clark to face players taller than him again and again.

It also made it difficult for Clark to defend and also allowed Butler to shoot four shots from mid-range defense to score eight points, and Mirotic made two three-pointers to score six points, and the two combined for 14 points.

On the Warriors' side, Wang Lang blew up the opponent on the outside alone, either drifting three-point shots or breaking through to the inside to score 11 points.

The way he launched an offensive attack on the outside also bankrupted the Bulls' strategy of wrapping up inside, and he didn't dare to trap Wang Lang at will.

On the other hand, Wang Lang also saw his teammates' runs and shooting opportunities on the outside, and passed the ball in the form of fake shots and real passes, allowing Clark to shoot three three-pointers.

This made up for Clark's defensive problems to some extent, and Wang Lang also had 3 more assists and 4 rebounds.

In the end, the second quarter ended with the Warriors leading by 17 points, 66-49.

Such a big lead also made the Bulls particularly embarrassed.

After all, the Warriors in this game did not have Curry and Thompson.

Wang Lang also scored 36 points, 13 rebounds and 6 assists.

Just four assists away from a triple-double.

At halftime, Wang Lang happily returned to the bench and sat with Green, Curry, and Thompson to discuss.

Curry was most satisfied: "Play well, as long as you keep the score and expand it to 20 or more, you don't need to play in the fourth quarter."

Wang Lang nodded: "That's right."

Thompson cautioned: "Be careful about foul issues, maybe they'll use foul making tactics, Butler has experience in that."

Wang Lang smiled: "No, it's not very likely that this guy will foul me."

Green yelled: "We've got to keep defending tough, but the referee's second half could have been tougher, especially against us."

Wang Lang understood what Green meant: "Then it depends on the situation, we don't have to worry."

In the live broadcast room, A Smith was also analyzing the game: "Wang Lang showed a strong ability to change tactics, he no longer simply attacked the inside, but launched an attack on the outside, which was completely different from the first quarter." "

His three-point shooting ability has also worked well, hitting multiple shots, and his inside dunks are also very good, and he has a few assists that allow Clark to make several three-pointers as well.

"But the problem is also obvious, Clark is so passive in terms of changing defenses, should you replace him?"

Olajuwon shook his head: "Clark's three-point shot is very accurate, in this case, even if he has problems with defense, he can't be replaced, otherwise Wang Lang's offense will be in trouble."

"The reason why the Bulls don't dare to wrap Wang Lang on the outside is because his diagonal passes can directly find teammates under the basket and at the three-point line, and Clark is that person.

"If Clark doesn't play, there won't be more reliable three-pointers on the current Warriors roster, Livingston is better at mid-range, Barnes is inconsistent in shooting, Green is not to mention, and only Wang Lang himself can shoot accurate three-pointers.

"Once Clark is off the court, all of the Bulls' outside defensive resources will be tilted towards Wang Lang and let others go outside the three-point line, which will be very detrimental to the Warriors.

A. Smith nodded: "What you say makes a lot of sense, so if the Warriors want to win, they have to make trade-offs."

Olajuwon looked at the big screen behind him: "You can also see that Wang Lang only has 6 assists at the moment, but I believe that he will have more passes in the second half to instigate the attack."

During the intermission, Wang Lang drank a lot of Coke to replenish his strength, and also watched the performance of the Bulls.

The performers are a group of kids from the Bulls, who use trampolines to dunk in beautiful movements.

Wang Lang also lamented that Chicago is rich in "dunk masters".

The half-time break ended, and the second half began.

The Warriors made only one change to their roster, which was to replace Andre Iguodala for Barnes, leaving the rest of the team unchanged.

The defensive ability of this lineup has also become stronger, Wang Lang, Green, and Iguodala are all top defensive players, and they can effectively prevent the core players of the Bulls from scoring.

Iguodala, in particular, defended Butler and worked better than Barnes.

In terms of switching defenses, Iguodala's ability to cut the ball is also a headache for players like Mirotic who dribble and shoot accurately.

Wang Lang is also well aware of this, and he is ready to lead the team to play a more perfect quick counterattack and take away the victory.

The Bulls attacked, and Rose dribbled from the outside.

Butler came straight over to block and try to force the Warriors to switch defenses.

But Iguodala was prepared, standing in front of Rose in advance and forcing Rose to dribble back.

This also made Rose's breakthrough completely bankrupt.

Iguodala then turned and returned to Butler's side.

Rose had to pass the ball to Gasol for the opposition to receive it in the mid-range position.

Wang Lang also followed.