NBA: The second generation of the strongest star

A large screen on the ceiling of the Bankers Life Arena shows:
93:105, guest before host.

Just when the fans of the New York Knicks were excited, the Indiana Pacers returned home and gave them a head-on blow. All the people returned to a game and moved the total score back to 1:2.

Time back to 2 and a half hours ago.

Head coach Mike D'Antoni did not send Jason Kidd as a bait, but instead let Jimmy Butler play, just to defeat the Indiana Pacers head-on. Influenced, and once they are affected, the advantage is on their side.

The state of the entire Indiana Pacers in this game frustrated coach Mike D'Antoni's ideas. Not only were they not affected in the slightest, but they entered the state immediately after the game started.

First, Roy Hibbert fouled Tyson Chandler in the offense, and then in the next round, he was defended by Tyson Chandler and scored 2+1!

Less than 2 minutes into the game, New York Knicks defensive gate Tyson Chandler was forced to end.

Once Tyson Chandler is off the court, the Indiana Pacers have an even more obvious advantage inside.

The Indiana Pacers took advantage of your illness to kill you and frequently attacked the inside line of the New York Knicks, which made the inside line of the New York Knicks very uncomfortable.

"Timeout." Coach Mike D'Antoni had to call a timeout.

After returning from the timeout, the New York Knicks' defense has obviously changed. The entire defense line is very inside, which means that the New York Knicks' defense focuses on the inside.

The corner of the head coach of the Indiana Pacers raised his mouth slightly, which he had already guessed.

Facing the double-teaming of the New York Knicks, Roy Hibbert decisively distributed the ball to Danny Granger, who was unguarded on the outside. Danny Granger, who received the ball, took off without hesitation, stayed in the air, and shot.

The ball draws a graceful arc in the air.

"Shua." With a sound, the ball fell firmly into the arms of the basket.

Three point hit!

And Danny Granger, following the hit of this three-pointer, seemed to open the three-point scoring account in an instant, and it was out of control.

In the first quarter alone, he made 6 of 4 three-pointers and scored 14 points in a single quarter, leading the team to lead the New York Knicks by 7 points.

Immediately after Danny Granger's performance was not over, he scored 12 points in a single quarter in the second quarter and made 5 of 3 three-pointers, leading the team to continue to expand the point difference.

During the intermission, facing Danny Granger who had already scored 26 points in the first half, coach Mike D'Antoni took a heavy guard.

After returning from the second half, Danny Granger must be restricted. Danny Granger hit the iron again and again. The New York Knicks took the opportunity to narrow the score, but the Indiana Pacers adjusted very quickly and immediately made a fuss about the inside.

FUCK! FUCK! FUCK!

Andrew was so angry that he cursed again and again, facing the Indiana Pacers' attack, he couldn't stop it no matter what, he could block one, he could block two, but he couldn't block the third.

Even though Andrew scored 18 points alone in the fourth quarter, it still failed to help the team narrow the point difference because they couldn't prevent the Indiana Pacers' offense.

In the end, the Indiana Pacers defeated the New York Knicks with 105:93 and 12 points at their home court, with a rebound and a total score of 1:2!

Five Indiana Pacers scored in double figures in this game, and the MVP candidate for this game is undoubtedly their core Danny Granger, who made 5 of 27 shots, 14 of 15 three-pointers, scored 9 points and 41 rebounds 7 assists, and also broke the highest score in the playoffs; Roy Hibbert made 4 of 16 shots and scored a large double-double with 9 points and 19 rebounds, including 18 offensive rebounds.

David West also scored 14 points and 9 rebounds, and Paul George scored 10 points. Although Paul George didn't score many points, he also played a lot of roles. Andrew was haunted by the audience and consumed a lot of Andrew's energy; George Hill He made 8 of 6 shots and scored 15 points, 2 rebounds and 7 assists.

The starting five tigers will almost take the total score, and they have an average playing time of 44 minutes per game for the victory of this game, which can be described as a desperate fight.

They know very well that this game cannot be lost. Once they lose, they will bid farewell to this season early.

As for the New York Knicks, except for Andrew's relatively normal performance, the rest of the team did not perform as well as the previous two games, especially the insiders Tyson Chandler and Danilo Gallinari. guilty of graduation.

In the locker room after the game, the two immediately apologized to their teammates. Because of their reasons, the team fell into a passive situation from the beginning of the game.

As soon as the two finished speaking, Andrew came to them, stretched out his hands, patted Danilo Gallinari's shoulder with his left hand, and patted Tyson Chandler with his right hand, saying, "It's okay, just do it better next time."

"Boss!" "Andrew!" Andrew's words shone into their hearts like a ray of sunshine, and they felt warm at this moment.

Losing this game made them feel very uncomfortable, especially if they were the "culprits". So they kept blaming themselves, but just after hearing Andrew's words, they suddenly felt relieved.

Andrew continued: "I also want to say sorry to you. As the boss of the team, I failed to lead you to victory. I should get 13 more points!"

Andrew's purpose as the boss: I will take the blame, share the victory with you!
As soon as Andrew finished speaking, he immediately ushered in the "siege" of his teammates

"Andrew, why are you apologizing to us? Obviously you played the best game in this game."

"Boss, the loss of this game is none of your business."

"Boss, it's my problem. If I can hit a few more goals, the situation will be completely different."

The teammates chattered.

These words reached Andrew's ears, and the corners of Andrew's mouth curled up slightly. This is the team. Losing is not the responsibility of one or two people, but the responsibility of the whole team. We win together and lose together.

clap clap clap!
Andrew clapped his hands, and his teammates shut their mouths and looked at Andrew in unison.

Andrew smiled and said: "Okay, now is not the time to discuss this issue. From this moment on, all of us will forget about G3 and prepare for G4 with all our strength. We will go back to New York with the match point. Do you have the confidence to do it!"

"Yes!" The teammates replied in unison.

Immediately, Andrew stretched out his hand, and his teammates immediately knew what Andrew wanted to do, and put their hands up one after another. After everyone's hands were put up, Andrew said: "G4 kill the Indiana Pacers."

"G4 kills the Indiana Pacers." "G4 kills the Indiana Pacers." "G4 kills the Indiana Pacers." The teammates also shouted, and the sound resounded throughout the locker room and spread outside.

Overheard Mike D'Antoni coach Nan Nan saying at the door: "It seems that I don't need me!" Originally, the coach Mike D'Antoni had prepared a lot of words to comfort his players. (end of this chapter)