Super Role Player

Omer Asik stepped to the free throw line and made an extra free throw. At 10:8, the 76ers took a 2-point lead.

Then, in the Bobcats' offense, Kemba Walker continued to look for opportunities on the outside, and it was still a pick-and-roll screen. But this time, after the split, Kemba Walker passed the ball to Al Jefferson down the line. There was no one to defend inside, and Al Jefferson took a step forward and hit the basket, but Anxi came out from the other side.

Timely defense! Al Jefferson's layup was directly missed by Anxi!

With a snap, a crisp block sounded, and then the 76ers grabbed the ball, and cheers exploded. As the 76ers advanced rapidly, they gradually reached a climax.

On the court, after Anxi blocked the shot, the 76ers immediately launched a fast break. Anxi and Jack Crowder each took one side and quickly cut into the Bobcats' inside line. Then, Anxi passed a pass to Jack Crowder. At this time, Jack Lauder had already reached the basket. He flew up and dunked with both hands!

Anxi continued to receive assists. Jack Crowder's fast break dunk gave the 76ers two more points. At 12:8, the 76ers re-expanded their lead.

This is not over yet. After preventing the Bobcats' attack, the 76ers made a comeback.

Mcaway held the ball from the outside. He and Pau Gasol cooperated. After the pick-and-roll, Anxi rushed out from the other side. McGee did not follow the defense because Mcaway cut inside at the same time. He needed to Protect the rim.

Also because Mcaway suddenly cut inside and Pau Gasol was still in the high post, the Bobcats' defense suddenly became chaotic. Anxi got an open opportunity from the outside. Mcaway, who had already had a tacit understanding with Anxi, passed the ball directly to Anxi. Catch and shoot.

Three points! chanted Wachovia Arena in unison.

Swish! Three points!

At 15:8, the 76ers continued to widen the point difference.

Steve Clifford requested a timeout again. The Bobcats had just gained momentum and went ahead after scoring 6 points. However, the 76ers did not adjust through the timeout at all. They only relied on the self-adjustment of the players on the court to fight back. Wave 8:0, I have to say, this is the gap between the players of the two teams.

Seeing that the game was getting out of control, Steve Clifford could only make adjustments again through a timeout.

It has to be said that Steve Clifford is an extremely good head coach. Every adjustment he makes can be effective in a very short period of time. This time, it is the same.

After Kemba Walker came back, he assisted Gerald Henderson to hit a jumper.

Solved the team's scoring shortage problem.

But the next moment, the 76ers responded with Anxi's layup inside.

Next, the 76ers continued to strengthen their defensive intensity, defended several important attacks in succession, and widened the point difference to 10 points.

Seeing that the offensive end could not compete with the 76ers, the Bobcats quickly strengthened their defense. The game entered a tug-of-war. Both teams scored, but neither team could continue to widen or narrow the point difference.

With three minutes left in the first quarter, the score difference was still 10 points.

Gary Neal hit a three-pointer from outside the three-point line, narrowing the point difference to 7 points.

But in the next 3 minutes, the Bobcats encountered a strong blockage from the 76ers. They did not score a point in three minutes, and the 76ers only scored 7 points. However, these 7 points helped the 76ers expand their lead to 14 points. .

At the end of the first quarter, 32:18, the 76ers did not give the Bobcats any chance. They led their opponents by a full 14 points in the first quarter.

In this quarter, the 76ers' offense was extremely smooth, while the Bobcats' offense was relatively poor due to the sudden increase in the 76ers' defensive intensity. He scored 9 points and hit some balls. Maybe the Bobcats would lose even more miserably in the first quarter.

In this way, the 76ers entered the second quarter with a 14-point advantage.

The second quarter of the game was the time for substitute players. The substitutes of the two teams came on. The 76ers were led by Pau Gasol, who left the game early in the first quarter, plus Cole Aldridge and Francisco Gasol. Sia, Shaun Livingston and James Anderson faced off against the Bobcats' Luke Ridnour, Gary Neal, Gerald Henderson, Cody Zeller and Biyombo.

The substitutes of the two teams are equal in terms of strength, but the 76ers' rotation is better. With Pau Gasol on the court, the 76ers are overwhelming the Bobcats regardless of offense and defense.

Relying on Pau Gasol's inside power, halfway through the second quarter, the 76ers already led the Bobcats by 18 points, 46:28.

However, the 76ers then replaced Anxi, and the Bobcats replaced Kemba Walker and Al Jefferson. This gave the Bobcats a chance to narrow the score. They still used high-post pick-and-roll cooperation, and the Bobcats narrowed the score before halftime. Points difference.

But even so, the 76ers still entered the intermission with a 15-point lead at 56:41 before halftime.

At halftime, Anxi scored 14 points, 3 rebounds, 8 assists, 2 steals and 1 block. For the Bobcats, Kemba Walker exploded, scoring 17 points at halftime and 4 assists. The two are the best players of the two teams respectively, but it is obvious that Anxi, who contributed on both offense and defense and also sent out 8 assists, performed better.

After all, Anxi had 4 more assists than Kemba Walker, but only 3 points less. He also had 2 steals and 1 block as additional contributions.

The 76ers led by 15 points in the first half, but it was obvious that the team was not satisfied with a lead of less than 20 points. To ensure victory in the game, the point difference must be expanded to more than 20 points.

They continued to make adjustments during the halftime break, and then at the beginning of the third quarter, the main force came out, and the intensity on both ends of the offense and defense was also increased to the maximum. From the beginning of the game, they gave the Bobcats a hard blow. Blow.

Anxi hit a three-pointer from the outside, Pau Gasol dunked inside, Jae Crowder and Anxi hit an alley-oop dunk, then Pau Gasol hit a mid-range shot off the board, and McAwee rushed into the inside and caused a Al Jefferson's foul...

At the beginning of the third quarter, the 76ers launched a 10:4 offensive climax, turning the score directly into 66:45. For the first time in this game, they led their opponents by more than 20 points. The Bobcats completely collapsed.

The 76ers took advantage of the situation and removed the main players and replaced them with substitutes to give the main players time to rest. However, in order to chase points, the Bobcats continued to keep the main players on the court, fought hard, and still did not give up the game.

With 22 points as a guarantee, the 76ers' bench can play with confidence, while the Bobcats still maintain the full lineup. Although the Bobcats keep scoring, the 76ers don't care. ! As long as the 22 points are not gone all at once, Brett Brown will not be impatient at all, because this is the effect they want! In fact, the tactics currently implemented by the 76ers, to use an idiom, is Tian Ji's horse racing.

Steve Clifford actually guessed that the 76ers were just using their current huge lead as a buffer and using substitute players to consume the physical energy of the Bobcats' main players.

This style of play is very correct. The main players of the 76ers have enough rest time. When the Bobcats' main players are exhausted in the fourth quarter, the 76ers can work hard and directly defeat the Bobcats. Kicked into the abyss, it's that simple! The tactics are very clear.

In this game, both teams played with high intensity and fast pace in the first half, so that both teams were physically exhausted, especially in the third quarter. Therefore, no matter what, the 76ers are already invincible. The ground is gone.

Even if the Bobcats knew what the 76ers were thinking, they had to give in and send their main players to fight, because they were still 22 points behind. If it was a bench vs. bench, the Bobcats would not be sure after the entire third quarter. Can chase 1 point or 2 points.

Therefore, the Bobcats can only play the main force. Now Steve Clifford is like taking drugs. He knows that this will not work and is not good, but he has to do it.

The main force of the Bobcats versus the 76ers' bench is basically Kemba Walker, Gerald Henderson, McGee, Josh McRoberts and Al Jefferson versus Shaun Livingston, James Anderson, Francisco Garcia, Antawn Jamison and Cole Aldridge, the gap is still not small, so the Bobcats slowly narrowed the score.

At the end of the third quarter, the 76ers still led the Bobcats by 15 points at 75:60. The Bobcats chased for six or seven minutes and only recovered 7 points. The outbreak of James Anderson and Shaun Livingston made the Bobcats chase points. Momentum slowed.

In the following fourth quarter, the 76ers sent their main force, and the Bobcats continued to play with their main force. The 76ers' real counterattack was about to begin... (To be continued)). If you like this work, you are welcome to vote at Qidian.com (). Your support is my biggest motivation. Mobile phone users please go and read. )