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Many experienced stars, when their shooting feel is not good, will choose to foul and get to the free throw line, and use free throws to adjust their shooting feel.

Li Liang is also experienced, but this guy didn't go to the free throw line because of his bad hand feel. He hoped that his hand feel could be better.

For him, creating an unparalleled three-point storm is exactly his game plan.

It's just that in the playoffs, unlike the regular season, you can basically do it with drugs.

Facing a team like the Cavaliers in the playoffs, it still takes a little thought to break through them with three-pointers.

The Man of Steel must not be able to wear it anymore, the touch rune has been assembled long ago, and the [Three-point Shooting Ratio Improvement Post] uses the A-level number, which lasts a little longer.

It can't be used now. If another three-pointer is scored, the Cavaliers will definitely call a timeout.

Wouldn't it be over if a timeout was called?

So Li Liang is still waiting, while patiently using free throws to adjust his feel and maintain the point difference, while looking for opportunities to stop the Cavaliers from playing.

Sure enough, Blatter on the sidelines became a little anxious.

And James didn't mean to call a timeout. Anyway, with James on the court, whether to pause or not depends on his face.

James thought he could save it.

On the offensive end, the referee really saved James.

First, he called Li Liang a defensive foul. To be honest, Li Liang was a little confused.

As soon as James got the ball, I went up and touched him, and called a foul.

What's the matter, James can't touch it?

I ran to protest with the referee, and the referee said bluntly, "It's also a foul to touch you."

"It's also a foul to touch me. Look at my arm, is this touching? Is this touching?"

Li Liang stretched out his scarred arm to show the referee. If he was not afraid of being called a technical foul, Li Liang really wanted to "touch" the referee or say "you can try it."

However, the protest was invalid, and the defensive foul was counted.

In this way, Li Liang fouled three times, so he had to be more careful when defending behind.

If four fouls, his plan in the third quarter will be ruined again.

Knowing that Li Liang was afraid of fouling, James drove straight to the basket from the baseline, and then made a beautiful pass to Mozgov, who cut in the middle, and Mozgov made an easy layup.

Li Liang could interfere with this ball, but because he was worried about fouling, he let Mozgov go and let him easily throw the basket.

The Pacers have Hill again, and Blatt seems determined to use Irving to defend Hill, leaving George to deal with JR-Smith or Granger.

To say that this strategy is not useless, because Granger and JR-Smith's help to Li Liang in the offense is crucial.

Hill broke through the basket, Thompson assisted the defense and passed to the left 45 degrees, Granger caught the ball and missed a three-pointer.

Then, Irving quickly counterattacked with the ball, used Thompson's screen to cut in, and hit a mid-range jumper with an emergency stop.

The knight really held on.

66:55, a gap of 11 points.

Just when Li Liang was in a hurry, something unexpected happened on the field.

James twisted his right knee while attacking and counterattacking.

Subsequently, the Pacers missed a three-pointer from the outside, and the Cavaliers called a timeout after getting the rebound.

James' expression was quite painful, and he walked with a limp, and Li Liang didn't take advantage of the danger to attack James, but chose the outside line to test a three-pointer, which failed.

In the live video playback, James didn't touch anyone, but twisted himself while running.

When Li Liang left the court, he looked at James. James was already sitting on the bench, with a pained expression on his face.

"I'm really sorry, I'm off at this time, then you may not have to come up later."

Li Liang silently declared the death penalty to James and the Cavaliers.

Of course, he won't say this, as long as he doesn't say it, it doesn't count as a failure.

The Cavaliers are showing signs of gaining momentum just now. If they miss a three-pointer and then counterattack, they will be able to catch up to within 10 points.

But what happened to James' sprain is still unknown.

The timeout ended quickly, and the Cavaliers without James did not lose their fighting spirit.

Irving stood up, broke through the bottom corner, and made a layup with a small angle on the board, narrowing the point difference to 9 points.

Li Liang took the ball from the backcourt and took the initiative to control the ball across the half court. The man defending him became George again.

A massacre was inevitable.

To be honest, George's defense is more than regulated but not aggressive enough.

George's defensive moves, footwork, and judgment are really excellent.

But these things are done, and many times it is useless for explosive touch pitchers, because you can't interfere with his rhythm.

Li Liang was like this, he took a deep breath and called McGee's cover.

The top of the arc, his favorite position, a simple screen, a little bit past, step back a step, to the distance of one or two steps beyond the three-point line where few people make three-pointers, this is Li Liang's favorite Shot point.

He is not afraid of distance, only afraid of not being empty.

[Three-point hit rate improvement post a]!

Collect the ball and shoot it fast!

George reacted, but it was too late.

The ball made a big arc and fell straight into the center of the net!

Three points hit!

Li Liang let out a long breath and entered!

Not bad, my feeling is well adjusted.

At this time, Li Liang found that his chest began to glow again!

So soon, the Garbage King Medal will be lit so soon.

It shows that Li Liang's status is really well debugged.

Off the court, James took off his shoes and socks for ice treatment.

Fortunately, Li Liang was not easily injured. If he injured his ankle, the Pacers' bench and coaching staff would probably die as soon as his shoes came off.

Seeing Li Liang hit a three-pointer, James couldn't sit still.

But if I can't sit still, I still have to sit, my ankle hurts.

James has carefully studied Li Liang's style of play, knowing that this guy will suddenly explode at a certain period of time.

That kind of explosion can basically ignore your defense and hit you with super long three-pointers in a row, leaving you with nothing to do.

The score will suddenly be stretched a lot, and then it will be impossible to catch up later.

James had a premonition that Li Liang's time had come.

He immediately said to Blatter: "Coach, call another timeout."

Blatter was surprised, "The timeout was just called."

"Call one more, I think I should call another one."

But Blatter didn't listen to James this time.

As the head coach, his authority in the team has been stripped a lot by James. Why do you still listen to you when you call a timeout during the game?

And just called a timeout, Bruce Lee just scored a three-pointer, do you need to call again?

There are only a few timeouts, what should we do in the fourth quarter?

Blatt was unmoved. In fact, James was right this time.

You keep the timeout until the fourth quarter, which is probably useless to be honest.

Irving also tried a surprise three-pointer on the offensive end, but missed.

McGee got the rebound again and passed the ball to Li Liang.

As soon as Li Liang took the ball, James' liver trembled.

Fast forward to half court, high Granger and McGee's double screen.

The Cavaliers are not defenseless. George and James Jones are chasing after Li Liang.

But Li Liang still found a chance at 45 degrees on the right, and made another three-pointer! Come on!

"Pause! Pause coach!"

With an ice pack in one hand, James looked up and yelled at Bratt.

Blatter stood on the sidelines and didn't call a timeout.

As a result, the ball was served from the bottom line, Owen took the ball, and Li Liang suddenly stepped forward, with a [Death Coil]!

This is almost Li Liang's repertoire.

With a successful steal, Li Liang could go straight to the layup, but he didn't. Instead, he took the ball and went straight to the right corner.

It's right across from the Cavaliers' bench.

James watched Li Liang rush towards him with the ball, he really wanted to rush up and snatch the ball from Li Liang's hand.

But he can't, he's injured, he's off the court.

Then, Li Liang dribbled the ball to the right corner, turned around and took a little aim, and made another three-pointer.

James didn't even want to watch the third three-pointer within two minutes.

He lowered his head, and then heard the huge cheers from the scene, and pressed it down on his head.

In it again, in it again.

What a hopeless guy.