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Li Liang still has a bit of conscience, knowing that he should wait for the lead to be bigger before stealing a skill to play, instead of directly stealing it.

The Eagles have never found a feeling on the offensive end, and on the defensive end, they were overwhelmed by the Pacers.

It can be seen that the Pacers are somewhat restrained by the Eagles in the lineup.

This is the number one in the Eastern Conference. If they meet the Pacers in the playoffs, life will not be easy.

Of course, the Eagles will not have a hard time meeting the Cavaliers who also have outside superstars and many ball-holding points.

In short, the number one in the East is in the East, and there is a high probability that it is a fake number one.

In the second half of the first quarter, the Eagles replaced the little yellow-haired Schroeder and Sefolosha.

Schroeder is a fast, impactful player who, as a sixth man, can add some energy to the Hawks' offense.

Teague didn't know what was going on tonight, and played very dull in the first quarter.

The Hawks need a little more creativity on offense.

Schroeder did provide creativity, not only on offense, but also on defense he misplaced Li Liang and made Li Liang an offensive foul?

Li Liang was still exchanging acting skills with Harden in the last game, but this time he accidentally missed Jingzhou and was tricked by Schroeder.

Li Liang thought, well, you wait for me, and I will teach you a lesson right away. If I had known about the bump just now, I might as well knock you into the air with a little force, because it was a foul anyway.

Schroeder performed well on the defensive end, and on the offensive end, he continuously launched quick counterattacks to help the Eagles approach the score.

In the past few games, Hill has been absent due to injury, which is a great challenge to the Pacers' point guard defense. He has been bullied by the opponent's point guard in several games.

However, when Schroeder wanted to make a fast break for a layup for the third time, Li Liang took the ball out from behind with a death entanglement.

Then Li Liang directly hit a three-pointer from the top of the arc, opening the score again.

It's really narrow-minded, he was artificially fouled, and he didn't hesitate to use a skill to break the opponent's ball.

By the end of the first quarter, the Pacers were still 29:22, leading the Eagles by 7 points.

The Eagles played poorly on offense in the first quarter. It started well, was dull in the middle, and scored two points at the end.

It seems that it is not easy to kill the Pacers in such a state.

Their players don't know yet, and the core on the opposite side is still struggling to experiment on you.

Li Liang sat off the court to rest as usual at the beginning of the second quarter, and Stephenson continued to suppress the Eagles with the second team on the court.

Stephenson has also ushered in the peak of his state recently, flourishing in the sixth man position.

Many players in the NBA are actually very talented. Sometimes their talents are not obvious, which has a lot to do with opportunities and positions.

Stephenson is lucky to come to the Pacers, and this year is even more important for him.

He was about to leave, but with Li Liang's arrival, he made an important decision to stay.

Stay and play with the best player in the NBA, and play with the MVP who has a 100% NBA championship rate.

Most of the time Stephenson's brain is not very good, but in this case, his brain is inexplicably open.

He has indeed learned a lot from being with Li Liang. Apart from being scolded every day, he has learned a lot from Li Liang in terms of offense, defense, and organization.

Stephenson's NBA experience is longer, but he knows that Li Liang is stronger and smarter.

As long as his brain is not hot, Stephenson is a very good sixth man with the ball.

As soon as the second quarter came up, Scola made a mid-range jumper after breaking through and assisting the high post.

After the Eagles also scored two points, Stephenson organized support again, broke through with the ball and came out in a circle, then distributed the ball to Scola, Scola then gave it to Miles in the bottom corner, and Miles made a fake move After breaking through the basket, he made a layup.

Stephenson's mind was very calm tonight, he did not shoot randomly, and his offense was well organized.

However, the Eagles also played very well. The second team was not chaotic, and they played positions patiently when they were behind.

The scores on both sides have continued to rise, but the difference has not been widened.

Li Liang on the sidelines couldn't sit still. With the second team on the court, why couldn't they widen the gap?

I see that other strong teams are always the main force to maintain, and the substitutes make a wave of strength. Why don't you work harder!

Seeing that Stephenson was calm and steady on the court, Li Liang got up and shouted at him: "Where's your three-pointer? You shoot! Make a bold shot!"

Stephenson is messed up now.

I was scolded by you for my bold vote before, but now I have finally played decently in the position of organizer, you are good enough to let me vote again?

Damn, what a confusing behavior, Stephenson can't understand, what should I do?

Stephenson was not overheated, and still organized the attack calmly.

Bird pulled Li Liang down and said, "What's wrong with you Bruce? Don't teach him the wrong way to play."

Li Liang replied: "As long as you can score goals, it's a good way to play!"

It's really inexplicable anxiety, the score difference is only 8 points, how can this be played.

Finally, at 8 minutes, the score between the two sides was 44:37, and the Pacers still led by 7 points.

The two sides entered an official timeout, and Li Liang could finally reappear.

He had planned everything. After playing, he would use a three-pointer to stun the Eagles.

If the chug is not enough, just chug again to widen the point difference to more than 15 points.

Then he cast David West's low-post technique and played as a core center on the court.

It's fun to think about using the traditional center forward to maintain the advantage on the court.

Li Liang's plan was perfect, and in fact, the reality was even more perfect.

Because the Hawks defended a zone midway through the second quarter?

Li Liang was stunned when he saw the Eagles suddenly coming to the zone defense, he couldn't believe it.

Although the Pacers' three-pointer feeling in the first half was not very good, after scoring two at the beginning of the first quarter, they didn't make any more hits later.

But you just defend the zone defense directly against the league's first three-pointer, are you dancing on the line?

Ever since, Li Liang posted the three-point shooting rate improvement sticker without hesitation, and the open three-point shooting rate increased by 10% within five minutes.

Then came up with three consecutive shots, two on the left and one on the right, all hollow into the net.

As long as the Pacers moved the ball, it would be very empty at 45 degrees. Li Liang aimed a little and raised his hand to make a shot.

Only then did the Eagles realize that the opponent's three-pointer was not good, not because they couldn't make the shot, but because Li Liang didn't want to make the shot.

This wave of three-pointers directly opened the point difference to more than 15 points. Li Liang was satisfied all of a sudden, very satisfied.

It’s so sleepy, I’m here to send you a pillow, Budenholzer, are you the apprentice of Popovich’s old fox?

How do you know to fight dumb?

In fact, the Eagles were a bit lacking in preparation for this game. It may have been too smooth before, and the back-to-back games were not well targeted.

Moreover, the current team has not figured out the change of Li Liang playing center forward.

I don't know how to deal with it, I can only say that there are too many variables in Li Liang.

Soon, the Eagles players and Budenholzer realized just how many variables Li Liang had.

After the Eagles called a timeout and rearranged their defensive strategy, it was changed to one-on-one. Li Liang stopped shooting three-pointers. He started to play singles in the low post?

He first fed a ball to West in the low post and let him hit one behind him.

West was still spreading the word, but Li Liang insisted on giving it in, so he wanted West to beat him.

West played, but didn't score, but Li Liang's back-up technique was stolen by Li Liang's eyeball blind detector.

Then, Li Liang began to take the initiative to go to the low post, lit a Heinsohn cigarette, and began to get in position and ask for the ball.

Smith, who was holding the ball from the outside, was a little confused, brother, will you play singles with your back?

Seeing that Smith did not pass, Li Liang scolded anxiously, and Smith passed the ball.

Then Li Liang used West's exactly the same back-and-back routine just now, and after turning around, he took his own pull-up jumper and scored two points.

After scoring the goal, the commentators on the scene were stunned, "Bruce Lee's low-post turnaround jumper feels exactly the same as West. Is this kid's learning ability so strong?"

Bird was also surprised, and looked at Brown again. This time Brown didn't push his glasses, but spread his hands and said, "I didn't let him practice, really."

This guy is pretty thin-skinned, so he didn't take the credit for himself this time.

Because of the technique of backing up, to be honest, no outside player has deliberately practiced it anymore.

Players will not deliberately practice, and coaches do not encourage players to develop this technology, because it is indeed not the current mainstream.

Some talented insiders will continue to be passed on, but they need to develop more mid- and long-range shots.

Of course, Brown will not let Li Liang practice any post-up attack.

I saw him play a few times during training yesterday, thinking that training was just for fun, but in the competition, I feel that I really know how to do it?

Magical, but this kind of magical Brown has long been used to it, and it is no surprise.

But the Eagles felt strange. The defensive strategy they just changed was one-on-one.

Still thinking about chasing points, Li Liang hit him three times in a row in the low post!

Horford found that he was an orthodox insider, and he couldn't prevent Li Liang, a half-way monk, Li Gui!

Of course, Li Liang played very happily. He seized the three minutes and played well, maintaining the lead at 15 points.

He suddenly discovered that it turned out that it was quite interesting to single-handedly eat opponents in the low position like this.

It's more fun than biubiu throwing a three-pointer outside, is it because you use your butt?

When the three minutes were up, Li Liang actually had the urge to spend 2000 points to steal the skill again.

It's really toxic.