The Basketball Court Swordsman

Lance Stephenson, before Draymond Green turned out, he was probably the player LeBron James hated the most. He was shocked by the picture of James Earn.

Of course, the wonderful things he did did not stop there. For example, after being caught by the police, he filled in Henson's name in the emergency contact column and fluently recited Henson's phone number. For example, leaving the Pacers for salary reasons, but after going out for a round, he succeeded in making his salary lower...

It seems that Stephenson is an out-and-out brain damage. But sometimes you have to admit that Stephenson is indeed a good player. It's just that most coaches in this league don't recognize this, which is why Stephenson can only play the most role under Henson.

What does that sentence say? If he is your teammate, you will like him. If he is an opponent, you will hate him and even want to kill him.

At this time, Draymond Green had a heart that wanted to kill Stephenson.

From the start of the game to the course of the game, Green was angry. He is an explosive barrel that will explode at any time, as long as there is a spark, it will explode on the spot.

So Henson helped Green and sent Stephenson this "little spark". He knows how to ignite a barrel of explosives, which Stephenson is best at.

Just now, Stephenson assisted Bogdanovic to score a four-pointer and hit Green hard, which undoubtedly ignited the explosive barrel.

So at this time, the two sides fought together. Draymond Green scared many people, but Stephenson was definitely not among them.

The **** vs. the upper jerk, Henson wanted to see if it was Cole's Green masher or my Stephenson masher.

After the conflict broke out between the two sides, Stephenson became more and more courageous, as if he wished to play an unlimited fighting match with Green directly on the court. And Green has been making insidious tricks, and the unprepared elbows, footsteps and trash talk have never stopped.

Paul stomped his feet anxiously off the court, and he even commanded Stephenson loudly: "Fuck him, hit his stomach!"

Henson shook his head. Fortunately, he didn't let Paul play, otherwise the situation would be different. Although Paul is calm in the game, he is not a fuel-efficient lamp when he encounters player conflicts.

In the end, with the joint efforts of the players and referees of both sides, Green and Stephenson were finally separated. Several referees gathered around the technical stage to check the replay of the chaotic video, and the fans were fortunate to witness the whole process of Stephenson VS Green in detail on the big screen.

Both sides punched and kicked, doing everything. It seems that being sent off is inevitable.

Sure enough, after rigorous discussions with the referees on duty, they decided to play 50 rebounds each and both Stephenson and Draymond Green were thrown off the court!

"Both of them were sent off. It seems that the smell of gunpowder on both sides is really strong today. Seriously, this game is like the finals!" Mike Brin looked at Green and Stephenson who walked into the player's channel. Then he glanced at Henson again.

It has to be said that it is a good deal to trade Stephenson for Green. Did Henson deliberately arrange this conflict?

"Damn, I'm going to kill that bastard!" Green was naturally very angry. He only scored 2 points and 5 rebounds in this game and was sent off. Even if the Warriors won in the end, Green couldn't breathe.

Because such data does not happen to fulfill the sentence "he is just hiding behind Durant, Curry and Thompson"?

On the other side, Stephenson had a smirking expression, as if he was quite happy to be sent off.

No one noticed that when Stephenson walked into the player tunnel, he and Henson looked at each other, and then the two blinked at each other.

Mike Brin’s guess was actually correct. It was indeed Henson's deliberate strategy to let Stephenson and Green die together. From the beginning of the game, Henson has been using Green's anger to make a fuss! His real tactical role for Stephenson to play was to completely ignite Green.

When the atmosphere on the scene subsided, Steve Kerr realized that something was wrong.

Now, the Pacers are only 2 points behind the Warriors. If Bogdanovic makes a free throw later, only 1 point remains. Bogdanovic's four-pointer must have greatly boosted the Pacers' morale.

On the contrary, it is the Warriors. After losing this important player, Draymond Green, their prospects are not optimistic.

Don't look at Green's 2 points and 5 rebounds in this game, but Green's effect on the Warriors is not reflected in the data.

First of all, he is the defensive gate of the Warriors. His wide range of defense and assistance are a major guarantee for the Warriors on the defensive end.

Secondly, he is also the key to Curry, Thompson and Durant being liberated to the ball-free state, because Green is a large "point guard." Finally, Green is the catalyst for the Warriors. As long as he is there, the Warriors will remain vigorous.

And now, all this is gone. For all this, Henson paid only Stephenson's price...

When Bogdanovic made a free throw, officially hit a four-pointer, and narrowed the point difference to only 1 point, Steve Kerr realized that the conflict between Green and Stephenson was not a coincidence.

Cole shook his head and raised his mouth slightly. Stephenson and Green are no worse than Henson!

After that, Cole had to retake Durant and Curry, and had to use Iguodala to the top four.

Without Green, the Pacers' offense was a lot easier in an instant.

Antetokounmpo's breakthrough became unscrupulous, as long as he can get rid of Durant, basically no one can stop him.

Paul George also began to show off, he and Thompson started the "mutual explosion" mode.

On the other side of the Warriors, because Curry and Durant had cooled down for too long today, they suddenly asked them to stand up, but they felt a little unprepared.

The Warriors' offense began to become less fluid. The defense was battered.

Fortunately, Klay Thompson still maintained a superb performance, which allowed the Warriors to still sit on a 4-point advantage after the end of the three quarters.

Although trailing by 4 points, Henson was still very happy. Can the Warriors withstand this one, and can the Warriors withstand the next one?

In the fourth quarter, Henson took the "nuclear weapon" Victor Oladipo on his bench.

Oladipo's task is simple, to throw Curry to death.

Now that Green, a maneuverable panacea defender, is gone, the Warriors' ability to defend and break through has dropped to a notch in an instant.

Why did the Cavaliers reverse when they were 1 to 3 behind last season? It was because of Green's suspension that James, who liked to break through, was liberated.

What Henson is doing today is actually imitating the Cavaliers. This is why, this time Henson will take the initiative to respond to Green's provocation.

From the very beginning, Henson had set the Warriors and Green. It’s just today that the uncertainty of Thompson’s supernatural performance suddenly appeared.

Otherwise, the game might not be so hard.

Curry was suddenly killed by Oladipo, but on the offensive end, Curry really didn't feel anything today.

Durant can occasionally score goals on Antetokounmpo, but sporadic goals cannot kill the game.

The two sides have been so consumed until the last minute. When Bogdanovic hit a three-pointer, scored today's 15th point and helped the Pacers gain a 4-point lead, Oracle Arena was completely silent.

The current situation is that Curry and Durant did not play out, Green was sent off and Pachulia was forced to graduate with six fouls. The Warriors were almost dismembered by Henson, and it was difficult for them to organize an effective counterattack.

Cole called a timeout and arranged a key offense. Henson knew that the ball was for Thompson without even thinking about it. Because up to now, Thompson has scored 52 points!

This is Thompson's 50th night, and his performance is definitely enough to go down in history. But today, even if Thompson is super god, Henson will win!

After returning from the timeout, as expected, Curry wanted to pass the ball to Thompson. But Curry's back pass and Thompson failed to form a good understanding, resulting in the basketball flying directly into Henson's hands.

Thompson missed the ball!

"Fatal mistake! This mistake is enough to ruin the Warriors for the entire game!"

Mike Brin shouted, this is simply a classic reversal! Moreover, it is still in the case of the opposing star scored 52 points!

The moment he saw Curry's mistake, Henson suddenly felt soft and fell onto the bench.

Brin was right, this mistake was enough to cost the Warriors the entire game. In other words, the Pacers are away from victory and Henson has less than one minute to overcome the shadow of the Warriors!

Before the game began, Henson was impassioned and extremely excited. But now, when he really was about to defeat the Warriors, Henson had mixed feelings in his heart.

For this game, he and his players really paid too much and burdened too much. Just thinking about the time when Thompson watched Thompson score in the second quarter, Henson felt extremely broken.

But at this time, they all survived!

"Thank you, Sager. Take it, I gave you this." Henson smiled slightly, silently waiting for the moment when the buzzer sounded...