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Seeing that Lavoy Allen was going to single-handedly beat himself, Wang Lang once again used the technique of blocking the basket, while fighting closely, while stealing and interfering with the layup with both hands.

After the two-pronged approach, Lavoy Allen became unstable even with his back to the dribble.

In desperation, Lavoy Allen chose to turn and shoot, and the arc of the ball was very high.

However, due to the deformation of the action and the haste of the shot, the ball completely deviated from the direction and smashed into the right side of the basket and bounced.

Wang Lang also stuck in position, jumped high, and grabbed the rebound directly.

After getting the rebound, Wang Lang also turned around and launched a counterattack, using the full-level dribbling speed to directly pass Lavoy Allen and come to the frontcourt.

Others followed.

Iguodala was the first to run outside the box.

Badinger, who defended Iguodala, followed the opposition.

Livingston also ran into a mid-range position and was defended by Starkey.

Only Wang Lang completely shook off Lavoy Arun behind him.

But Jordan Hill came over again, stood in front of Wang Lang, stretched out his arms, and at the same time used the lower plate to resist Wang Lang's legs to prevent Wang Lang from breaking through.

Wang Lang saw the opponent's reaction, and made a continuous turn of the pass, and in one go, he passed Jordan Hill and hit the three-point line.

Badinger came over again and pounced on Wang Lang.

But Wang Lang passed directly to Iguodala under the basket and threw the ball into the air.

Iguodala catches the ball with his right hand and dunks.

The Warriors are 40-30 and have a 10-point lead.

Wang Lang also got a comprehensive performance of 5 points, 1 rebound and 1 assist.

The Pacers coach saw the margin widen and hurriedly called a timeout.

Wang Lang also returned to the bench excitedly, with his teammates.

Iguodala was the happiest, putting his arm around Wang Lang's shoulder: "Brother, keep passing, I feel that their bench lineup is not an opponent at all."

Wang Lang nodded: "I understand, they are doomed."

Kerr also said at this time: "After the timeout, they will probably choose to defend in other ways, especially in combination defense, with different areas of defense to prevent us from hitting the basket."

"In this case, the accuracy of our shooting is critical. Of course, they will also use close defense for Wang Lang to never leave, after all, Wang Lang's three-point shot is too accurate. Hearing

the joint defense, Wang Lang was a little surprised, but soon understood.

He knows that this defensive style of the opponent is not easy to deal with, and will limit the Warriors' interior offense to the greatest extent, and the best way to crack it is the three-point shot.

But in the current lineup, Iguodala, Livingston, and Barbossa are not good at three-point shooting, and Green is even more so.

That makes it inevitable that the Warriors' offense will get into trouble.

Wang Lang frowned because of this.

But he knows he can break up that combination by shooting more three-pointers from mid-range and from the three-point line.

And in one-on-one, no one can stop him from scoring.

Thinking of this, the corners of Wang Lang's mouth rose.

The timeout ends and the game resumes.

The Pacers attack, and Starkey dribbles from the outside.

In the face of defense, Starkey chose the tactic of continuous blocking and pick-and-roll, first letting Lavoy Allen block and then Jordan Hill block and dismantle.

This approach completely blocked Livingston's defense.

Livingston had to go around the cover to chase the other side.

Green also opted for a switch.

That's when Starkey passed the ball to Jordan Hill.

Jordan Hill took the opportunity to dribble to mid-range and shoot directly.

The goal went in and effectively avoided Green's back.

The Warriors were 40-32, and the Pacers recovered two points to narrow the gap.

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

At this point, LaVoy Allen continued to keep up with him, but the others opted for a joint defense, guarding the restricted area, but not doing much to protect him from beyond the three-point line, just limiting the Warriors' interior offense.

When Wang Lang saw this scene, he knew that once he entered the inside line, he would face many people encircled and suppressed, and it would be difficult to score a layup.

He nodded silently and began to dribble outside.

Lavoy Allen knew that Wang Lang wanted to shoot, and he followed very closely.

But just then, Green came over to block it.

Wang Lang also took the opportunity to speed up, used the block to dismantle Lavoy Allen, and came to the three-point line.

Jordan Hill immediately came over to make up for the defense and stopped Wang from shooting.

Wang Lang was not impatient, dribbled with a step back, came to the top of the left arc, and shot extremely fast.

Jordan Hill wanted to keep up, but the rhythm was too late, so he could only watch Wang Lang throw in.

The Warriors were 43-32, and the margin came to 11 points.

Wang Lang also scored 8 points, no pressure.

The Warriors' morale rose dramatically, and they cracked the joint defense in the first round.

Wang Lang also happily stretched out three fingers of his right hand to celebrate.

For the rest of the game, the Pacers continued to use a combination of defensive and positional offense.

Their offensive efficiency improved, with six points.

The joint defense also put Wang Lang under more defensive pressure.

But in the face of Wang Lang's outstanding individual ability, this kind of defense is useless.

Wang Lang either stepped back and scored a three-point shot, or a mid-range pull-up jump shot, completely cracking the opponent's defense.

He added seven more points, made a three-pointer and two mid-range, and added four rebounds, all defensive rebounds.

With seven minutes left in the second quarter, the Warriors were 50-38 and had a 12-point lead.

Instead of narrowing, the margin widened.

Wang Lang also had 15 points and five rebounds.

Cole called a timeout at this point.

Wang Lang knew that this was Cole ready to send the main player, and he also returned to the bench.

He wiped his sweat, drank some water, and sat there to rest.

Cole also looked at everyone and said: "Wang Lang led the substitutes to play extremely well and successfully opened up the difference, which is very beneficial to us, we need to maintain the advantage and continue the offensive firepower."

Curry and Thompson nodded.

Kerr continued: "The Pacers' main lineup is very attacking, but I believe we are stronger than them, so the defense is not the key next, the offense is, let's blow up the Pacers." With

that, the Warriors switched to the main lineup.

Center Wang Lang, power forward Looney, small forward Barnes, scoring guard Thompson, point guard Curry.

The Pacers also made substitutions.

Center Myles Turner, power forward Masimmy, small forward Paul George, scoring guard Monta Ellis, point guard George Hill.

At this time, the expressions of these people were all serious.

They don't want to lose easily.

Paul George, in particular, had a determined look in his eyes.

The Pacers attacked, and Montaellis dribbled from the outside.

Thompson opted for close defense, increasing the confrontation and draining the opponent's stamina.

But Montaelis let Paul George block it.

The pick-and-roll was so effective that Thompson was forced to switch guards.

Montaelis faces Barnes.

Barnes was a little slower, and Montaelis also accelerated directly, breaking through from the left side, passing Barnes to the three-point line, and making a quick stop.