the ball was scored beautifully and he chose to shoot from three points.

the ball was scored beautifully and he chose to shoot from three points.
“Dang!”
The happy Walker feels great, but the unhappy Walker may have his touch drop.
Duncan accurately judged the placement and picked off the defensive rebound.
Looking back, it was Duncan again. A fake shot from the free throw line hit the fat Shark, and then a step-up layup caused Walker’s thug!
Walker cursed angrily and almost received a technical foul.
That’s kind of why I’m always the one who gets hurt.
Jackson turned his head and glanced behind him at this time, thoughtfully.
Although it was Walker who fouled in the end, the goal was ultimately because O’Neal couldn’t keep up with Duncan’s rhythm, or more directly, his speed.
O’Neal’s speed after gaining weight was obviously holding him back.
And this brings about trouble for the Lakers, which they didn’t have last season: no one can guard Duncan!
Walker can’t do it, and neither can O’Neal.
This is actually not surprising.
Even O’Neal, who was trained by Riley Devil in history, only had the ability to explode against each other in his matchups with Yao Ming and Duncan.
Some people may say that there is still Mourning on the bench.
Obviously, this sounds unreliable.
Mourning, who has yet to find his best form, will get points faster if he plays against Duncan.
So, very helplessly, the Lakers have absolutely nothing to do with Duncan.
Duncan went to the free throw line and made two solid free throws, extending his scoring streak to 8 points.
2 to 8.
The Spurs are off to a fantastic start.
O’Neal was double-teamed and Walker was out of shape. At this time, Sun Hao needed to step up.
Sun Hao made a tactical signal. After giving the ball to Finley, he ran into the high post and asked for the ball with his back to Bowen.
Obviously, this is a high post singles tactic.
The Spurs and Lakers had a close game last season. As soon as Sun Hao got the ball, the Spurs’ entire defense expanded outwards, and double-teaming was the norm.
At this time, the value of back-up play becomes clear.
If nothing else, just like the activities between husband and wife, new postures can have unexpected effects.
Spurs, no double teams.
Although Sun Hao has played a key back-up role against the Mavericks before, he still used less of it compared to his skills, and Popovich didn’t pay too much attention to it.
Sun Hao holds the ball, leaning against Bowen, turning his head left and right to observe the defense.
Sun Hao suddenly turned around and shot with his back.
Bowen often defended Kobe after arriving with the Spurs, so he was no stranger to this kind of back-up play.
Although Kobe is no longer with the Lakers, there are still many Kobe fans in Los Angeles who were a little confused after seeing this scene.
That feeling can be described in one sentence: Kobe is still with the Lakers.
This performance is quite good.
But when the familiar foreplay passed, Bowen discovered that Sun Hao was using a new posture that he had never seen before.
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