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While Wang Lang was resting on the sidelines, Cole was also telling everyone about the tactics and strategies of the second half.

"It's great that we have the advantage on the inside because of Wang Lang, but we still have to work up defensively and not let Randolph score too easily," Kerr said. Kerr

then looked at Green: "I hope you don't get as emotional as you did in the first half and give Randolph a chance to foul."

Green yelled, "I'm going to make this guy pay, but not in foul way."

Cole nodded: "That's good, you have to be careful, they will definitely try their best to deal with you."

Green's face was bruised: "Then let them come!"

Wang Lang laughed: "Brother, don't worry, we can blow up the Grizzlies' interior line."

Green also showed the muscles on his arm: "I agree!" A

Smith in the live broadcast room was also analyzing: "In the first half of the game, both sides didn't score much, which is what the Grizzlies wanted, slow-paced positional battles, plus their tough defense."

O'Neal shook his head: "They can't keep playing like this, the Warriors will definitely speed up the tempo, improve the offensive and defensive transitions, and Green will be on the court again in the second half."

A Smith smiled wryly: "I don't think Green is up to the game, he's already got a technical foul, and if he eats it again, he'll be ejected straight away."

O'Neal smiled: "Green is not a fool, he will know what to do, he may indeed be fouled, but because of the accumulation of six fouls."

A Smith nodded: "Understood, Green has already committed two fouls, as long as he gets four more times, he will also be sent off."

O'Neal nodded: "That's the Grizzlies' plan next, they just want to deal with Green."

A. Smith asked, "So what are the Warriors going to do?" and Green is going to play?" O'Neal

rhetorically asked, "Is there a better option? They need to strengthen their defense against Randolph, and Iguodala obviously can't defend it."

A Smith said at a very fast pace: "Then this game is very interesting, one side has to make as many fouls as possible, and the other side has to reduce fouls as much as possible, who will get his wish?"

O'Neal slapped the table: "You know, I don't care at all, because I know that Wang Lang will continue to blow up the Grizzlies inside line and win the game." "

At the beginning of the second half, the Warriors re-brought Green, replaced Barnes, and let Iguodala play small forward, continuing to play with a five-small lineup.

The Grizzlies haven't changed much, it's still the starting lineup.

Grizzlies offense.

Conley slowly dribbled the ball beyond the three-point line to face Curry's defense.

Randolph also gave Conley a pick-and-roll from mid-range.

Conley broke through and rushed to the basket.

Curry defended sideways, making Conley's movements a little awkward.

Wang Lang did not make up for the defense, and chose to believe Curry.

Conley saw that the opportunity was not good, and passed it to Randolph.

Randolph also received the ball from mid-range and made a shooting feint.

Green wasn't fooled, but he also kept the confrontation and blocked the shooting space.

Randolph suddenly accelerated, and one turned and rushed in.

Green followed.

Randolph went straight to the basket and sideways against Green's defense.

Green didn't touch the ball, but he touched Randolph's arm.

This was also deliberate by Randolph, Green did not play for a long time, obviously uncomfortable, and was still fouled.

The referee gave two penalties.

It was also Green's third foul.

Green looked disgruntled, pouting, and wanted to shout.

Wang Lang hurriedly grabbed Green and turned around: "Don't look at the referee, brother, don't look at it."

Green lowered his head, cursed, and said no more.

Wang Lang let out a sigh of relief, rejoicing that he had prevented his teammate from being sent off.

However, he knew that this was not a long-term solution, and Randolph would continue to foul Green.

Randolph made both free throws.

The Warriors were 47-42 and the margin was back to five points.

The Warriors attacked, and Wang Lang took the ball to the frontcourt.

Green gives Curry a pick-and-roll, allowing Curry to come to the top of the arc to the left to catch the ball.

But Conley opted to go around the front and prevent Curry from getting the ball.

On the other hand, Randolph is also standing near the outside line, ready to wrap the jacket at any time.

As soon as Wang Lang saw this situation, he immediately made a move to worship the Buddha.

Rudy Gay, who defended him, did not retreat and kept the confrontation.

Wang Lang immediately broke through from the left side and passed Guy directly.

Guy can only defend sideways and stop Wang Lang.

But Wang Lang's strength was too strong for Rudy Guy to interfere with at all.

Wang Lang also rushed to the basket and faced Gasol Jr.'s interior defense.

This time, he made a layup in the air, jumped high, held the basketball high with both hands, avoided the defense in the air, and waited for Gasol Jr. to land, then made a layup with his right hand and scored easily.

Wang Lang scored 25 points, and the Warriors fans also celebrated excitedly.

The Warriors are 49-42 with a seven-point lead.

In the next round, the two sides went back and forth and fought fiercely.

The Grizzlies kept letting Randolph single Green, but Green learned the lesson of being fouled before, only fighting, rarely reaching out for a block.

Randolph was also held off the lower handicap, and his shot was disrupted.

Randolph also saw a drop in shooting percentage, scoring six points on 3-of-8 shooting.

Conley, meanwhile, also scored 10 points from mid-range and made all five of them.

It's also about taking advantage of Gasol Jr.'s pick-and-roll score.

On the Warriors' side, it's a different story.

With the help of Wang Lang, Curry suddenly broke out and scored 16 points, whether it was three points, layups, or mid-range shots, all of them hit.

Wang Lang added 7 assists.

With the addition of the previous five, he has 12 assists.

He also grabbed six rebounds, three of which were frontcourt rebounds, which led him to jump on the spot under the basket and dunk on his backhand to score six points.

By the end of the third quarter, Wang Lang had a triple-double of 31 points, 16 rebounds and 12 assists.

The Warriors also led by 13 points, 71-58.

Although the lead was not huge, the Grizzlies had run out of energy.

Randolph and Gasol Jr., in particular, were exhausted in the confrontation with Wang Lang and Green.

Green also successfully graduated with six fouls and was sent off the court.

And before the last foul, Green also effectively limited Randolph's interior offense.

At the beginning of the fourth quarter, the Grizzlies also gave up on the pursuit of victory and replaced them with water cooler players.

The Warriors also made substitutions to rest the main team.

The game goes into garbage time.

In the live broadcast room, A Smith stood up and looked respectful: "Friends, 31 points, 16 rebounds and 12 assists, what a comprehensive and powerful center!

O'Neal smiled: "Although the Grizzlies' two interior lines are powerful, they are not his opponents at all, and it is normal to lose." But then again, it's good that Green can hold on until six fouls and leave the court, Randolph is very well limited, most of the shots are missed, otherwise, the Warriors will have the Grizzlies continue to fight hard in the fourth quarter.

Wang Lang sat on the sidelines, turned his head to look, and saw Lilian who was looking at him gently.

He was also ready to meet Lillian after the match.