After the whole quarter, I felt a little sweaty, and then watched other players chase each other on the bench and refused to give in. This was also a pleasing thing.

The Bucks scored 31 points in the first quarter under the leadership of He Li and Reed. Although the Celtics scored 26 points in the first quarter, they were still 5 points behind.

As the game entered the second quarter, Alstom led the team to charge, but the Celtics did not have the only general.

Interestingly, the Celtics are also playing fast attacks like the Bucks, and it is not too easy for Alstom to deal with this situation.

By the end of the second quarter, the score on the field was 63 to 47, and the gap between the Bucks and the Celtics widened by 16 points.

Alstom is indeed a good move in abuse, and it can be seen from his shooting percentage of 9 of 17 shots that his touch feels quite good today.

As the game is about to enter the third quarter, Celtics coach John Carroll solemnly told the Celtics players: "Everyone must do their job well, and on this basis, strive for more rebounds.

Don’t care too much about the big man No. 7. From the first section, he should have problems with his physical strength.

At the beginning of the third quarter, you can appropriately attack the inside and consume him with offense.

Of course, the most important thing is the defensive end!

Jerome and Mark, you two need to put pressure on him on the defensive end and make him feel uncomfortable when he shoots."

As one of the assistant coaches of the Boston Celtics' coaching staff, John Carroll is qualified to be the leader of the Celtics in the summer league, and he must have a level of experience.

John Carroll saw that He Li had a physical crisis in the first quarter. Although he had been resting for a whole quarter, he probably hadn't recovered his physical strength.

When there are already problems with physical strength, use the outside attack, inside defense, and double attacks to continuously consume!

I think He Li couldn't have opened fire and scored efficiently like the first quarter. The attack alone suppressed the entire Celtic team to breathlessness.

John Carroll made some arrangements for He Li in tactical terms, and He Li himself also made some adjustments.

At the beginning of the third quarter, He Li did not participate in the offense.

Reed was still defended by Joe Johnson from the outside, so he passed the ball into the inside like in the first quarter.

Celtic power forward Jerome Moiso saw He Li holding the ball to the 45-degree angle on the left, thinking that He Li wanted to score with a mid-range shot again, so he quickly jumped to block the block.

Celtic center Mark Blunt saw Jerome flying by He Li, and immediately rushed over to make up for defense.

Unexpectedly, He Li actually passed the ball to Joel at the ground and passed the ball to Joel at the basket. Joel jumped and easily dunked.

Before He Li clapped and celebrated Joel, the Celtic power forward walked to He Li and squirted trash talk.

"Are you afraid of me? Why don't you, a softer baller who plays softer than a banana, dare to shoot in front of me?"

Although the other party's level of hatred was outrageous, He Li still used his color and used his mouth to escape.

"Do you think you are very hard now? Do I need to prove it in front of you if I am soft or hard?

I don’t remember that two of them defended me in the first quarter, and I scored the ball several times?

I beat the two against one and I was so embarrassed to shout in front of me. I just want to pick up the ball and get out of here.

Finally, I emphasize that playing tough balls is either a few words suspected of racism or a hard work. If you really have the ability, you should defend me on the court, rookie!"

Jerome Moiso was humiliated by He Li's trash talk, but he was not angry and caught up with him and beat him up.

Because when Heli and Jerome Moiso were squirting against each other, Joel had already walked to Heli and was ready for battle. Once Jerome Moiso dared to attack Heli, Joel would first press Jerome Moiso to the ground.

A hero does not suffer a loss at the moment. He Li was originally much better than Jerome Moiso when he was fighting at the basket. Now he has a meat shield center, Jerome Moiso can't stand it.

The Bucks retreated and the Celtics attacked, and Cadrek Brown broke into the inside to find He Li's trouble.

Cadric Brown was as fierce as a tiger. After a round of back attacks, he finally turned over and jumped off the ball under He Li's defense.

He Li realized that the ball was likely to not hit, so he rushed to the basket and squeezed out Jerome Moiseo, and then grabbed the rebound.

He Li passed the ball and started walking. Soon Reid made a three-pointer in a fast break. The Bucks led the Celtics 21 points at the beginning of the third quarter.

Faced with a 5-pointer losing in the third quarter, Celtics coach John Carroll did not use the timeout.

The players rigidly followed the coach's previous tactics, and this time Joe Johnson was replaced by He Li, who was singled in the inside.

Joe Johnson didn't use his back to consume Heli. After all, Cadrek Brown had a standard forward figure and couldn't play Heli. It would be even more impossible for him to be impressed by a swaying striker.

Joe Johnson used his ball control ability to run two more steps with He Li, trying to use the rhythm to play with He Li.

But He Li was a little impatient and found that Joe Johnson was not ready to use his back to hit him, so he took the initiative to press on his body.

Frontline confrontation, whether it is defense or offense, it is all about the body. Whoever is strong can eat it.

Joe Johnson was blocked by He Li, and he had no way to jump shot, so he could only choose to break through and walk down the basket. But at this moment, He Li used his physical confrontation and small movements to simply break the ball.

"You are just deceiving yourself when you come to me. Your little body can't stand my tossing! If you still have self-knowledge, you'd better go find Reed!"

After He Li steals, he doesn't run or jump, but chooses to pass the ball to the team's internal point guard after spraying trash talks.

Joe Johnson didn't whine much and turned around and chased after him, but he was still a few steps slowing down. The Bucks point guard had a quick attack and flew to the basket in a blink of an eye and dunked.

John Carroll realized that the situation was not good and quickly called for a pause.

The Celtics adjusted their lineup, and after the players came on the court, they finally had a decent offense, breaking the scoring drought.

And He Li participated in the Bucks' offense when he was treated less by the special treatment of the Celtics.

In this section, He Li's little hook did not fight first and then attack, but chose to use his steps under the basket to open up space and lose it as soon as he had the chance.

This method saves more energy, but as it is slightly farther away from the basket, it even goes out of the shooting hotspot, and the shooting speed becomes faster, and the shooting rate drops a little.

However, in the eyes of the coaches of both teams, this is normal, and they all think that strength affects the shooting percentage.

Unlike the Celtics coach who was sitting on pins and pins, Coach Stotts, who used to stand on the sidelines and shout, was watching the game quietly today, and was not in a hurry and excitedly gave orders.

If it weren't for the opportunity, Coach Stotts now wants to buy a table of wine and food on the bench and have a drink with someone.

"Is he an actor? Is his sweat pretending? Why can't he go on? Can anyone tell me why this Bucks No. 7 has such a high hit rate?"

Celtics coach John Carroll watched He Li throw the ball into the basket, and his mentality gradually cracked.

In general, He Li's shooting percentage in the third quarter was not very high, with 4 of 8 shots, which was still the shooting percentage without the Celtics inside player fouls.

If it were an outside player, the 50% shooting rate was indeed very high, but the inside shooting rate was usually around 60%, and He Li only had a 50% shooting rate, which was relatively bad.

Even compared with the shooting percentage of 7 of 12 shots in the first quarter, He Li's shooting percentage in the third quarter has indeed dropped a lot.

However, He Li relied on organizing offense in the third quarter, making several assists, and the rebounding data was similar to the first quarter.

By the end of the third quarter, the Bucks were already 90-65, leading by 25 points. With such a big difference, He Li tasted the taste of getting off work in the third quarter.

He made 11 of 20 shots in the game, 7 of 8 free throws, and scored 29 points, 13 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals and 1 block.

He Li spent a morning changing his playing style, and the result was that both the team leader’s scores and personal data were not far from yesterday.
Chapter completed!