CIC!

The key to victory is the mid-range shot!

The Warriors think they are having a tough time, so why not Sun Ce?

He scored 6 mid-range shots and 3 three-pointers in the half. He scored 21 points from mid-range shots alone. The opponent's inside was too blocked, but he was definitely not enough to deal with the Wave combination. It was thanks to Livingston.

, Yi Jianlian’s two role players performed well tonight.

It's a pity that Sun Ce doesn't have any physical potion tonight, otherwise such a hot touch will continue directly. It's not safe to use the scoring champion card, so he plans to use the star experience card of Rick Barry, a mid-range shooter in ancient basketball who is comparable to Wilt Chamberlain.

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But it may be because there are no three-pointers, and the opponent is an outside player instead of an inside player like Chamberlain. There was no three-point line at all back then, so in that environment, it didn't matter if Rick Barry didn't have a three-pointer, but in

In his case, the matching degree was affected by this, and it was only 70%. Otherwise, it might have been 80% or even 85% matching.

Surprisingly, there is a special way to use it, but this way of use...

Sun Ce gritted his teeth and thought: "Just wear it!"

Wet a towel soaked in hot water and wring it out to wipe off the sweat on his body. After washing his face, Sun Ce returned to the locker room in his underwear. He found Paul George who was playing a fishing mobile game in front of the closet to relax his tense nerves and patted him.

The opponent's shoulders.

Paul George turned around and saw that Sun Ce was not wearing any clothes. He was startled and felt like his chrysanthemums were cold.

Sun Ce said: "Take off the jersey!"

As soon as these words came out, Paul George felt his anus getting even colder. He held the phone tightly and his voice trembled: "What's wrong, third brother?"

"I want to change my jersey number in the second half. Our team has the most similar body shape to ours. I can borrow your jersey to wear."

"Ah?" Paul George was confused. What kind of operation is this?

It's not like Kobe was suspended. O'Neal wore Kobe's jersey to support Kobe and shouldn't have been suspended.

"Here, my jersey, can't we change it?"

Looking at the clean No. 1 jersey handed over by Sun Ce, Paul George didn't say he was unwilling. The worst he could do was get fined, but he still felt very dangerous, so he said: "My jersey is sweaty and dirty. I'm going to find a job."

The staff will get you a clean set!"

Watching Paul George run away to find the team staff, watching Sun Ce put on the shorts of a jersey he just took out from the bathroom. The shorts of Sun Ce and Paul George are the same size, but they are not the same.

It’s numbered, so it doesn’t matter, but Coach Hollins next to me can’t understand it!

Sun Ce loves to mess around, and Coach Hollins is used to it, but why does this guy have so many tricks? What is the operation of changing his jersey number?

He doesn't care about changing the jersey number itself, and the fine is not a punishment for him, but Sun Ce's honey operations make Coach Hollins really feel pain in the balls!

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At the end of the halftime break, players from both teams returned to the court.

The halftime lead was 59 to 55 by 4 points. Although the scores of the two teams were different from the previous game, the point difference was the same. The fans at the scene were very excited about the comeback! They cheered for only one purpose, they wanted to see the team comeback!

However, no one noticed one thing at first. After the Grizzlies players took off their training uniforms in the second half, no one noticed anything was wrong, except for the Grizzlies players themselves who were confused.

But when Sun Ce came to the technical stage to apply magnesium powder and the big screen lens showed Sun Ce, the fans saw No. 24 behind Sun Ce!

The fans turned their attention to Paul George and saw Paul George wearing No. 1 with "sun" written on the back.

Just when the fans were screaming no matter what they saw, Sun Ce's system prompt came. He ignored the fans' exclamations and watched the system prompt.

"Because the host wore the No. 24 jersey and appeared in a game involving the Warriors, the special use method of the Rick Barry star experience card has been completed, and the matching degree is increased by 20%.

Magic Johnson's balance bracelet has been used, the host position has been moved to small forward, and the matching degree has been increased by 20%.

100% matching has been met. The influence of the Rick Barry Star Experience Card on the host's three-point shooting is eliminated. The mid-range shot, bounce, and endurance are improved. The characteristics of the host and the Rick Barry Star Experience Card will be maximized, and the matching bonus will be maintained.

middle……"

"Host's temporary ability evaluations,

Physical fitness a+: speed s-, strength a+, core strength s-, endurance s+, jumping s-, static resistance a+, leg explosive power s- (burst acceleration, bullet speed), explosive resistance ability a+...

Shooting evaluation s: three-pointer s- (top arc three-pointer a+, both sidelines s+), mid-range shot s+, layup s-, free throw (*): When the host uses Rick Barry's free throw action, the free throw evaluation is

ss…

Technical evaluation a+: ball handling s-, passing a, jump shot after pick and roll a, shooting after dribbling s, pull-up jump shot a, low post skills a, high post skills a+, triple threat stance c, jump step b

-, dribbling behind the back b+, turning skills b+, cross-step change of direction a-..."

In terms of physical fitness, Sun Ce is better. Rick Barry's bounce, bounce speed, and explosive acceleration are better, but his Sun's confrontation and core strength are stronger. Taken together, his Sun's own physical fitness is better.

good.

In terms of strength, in their respective eras, Sun Ce felt that he and Rick Barry should be about the same. The opponent did not have three points. If they were to compete in this era, he would have a greater advantage in this aspect.

Rick Barry did not have a perfect post-up game. This was not popular in that era. There were players on the inside who used post-up play, such as Chamberlain, and Baylor used it more on the outside. It really became popular after Kareem Abdul-Jabbar entered the NBA in the 1970s.

It was only in the 1980s that outsiders began to discover the benefits of this aspect.

The main reason is that the money earned by playing in the NBA is getting more and more. Players are trying their best to find ways to improve and change whatever they can to become stronger. Basketball technology only flourished from the 1970s to the 1980s. As long as it complies with the rules, what?

Technologies have been developed, such as Barkley playing from behind for more than ten seconds.

In mid-range shooting, pull-up jump shots, shooting off the dribble, etc., Rick Barry is better than him, Sun Ce, based on his performance in that era; in three-point, post-up play, Sun Ce is better than Rick Barry...

...if you don’t count the three-pointer from the corner.

Rick Barry's shooting area can extend to 22-24 feet! It covers a good part of the three-point line! Especially the sideline, it is all within Rick's shooting range!

Back then, the NBA didn't even have the term three-point shot, so no matter how far the shot was, it was still a shot.

The thing that hurts Sun Ce the most is the free throws listed separately... the free throws from the urine pot are SS-level, with a career free throw shooting rate of 90%!

Forget it for now, we’ll talk about it later when there are free throws!

After the bonus ended, Sun Ce's fatigue was gone and he felt full of energy!

Just when Sun Ce was 'looking' at the 'memory' of Rick Barry's playing style that appeared in his mind, the referee came up and asked: "Lord, are you and George wearing the wrong jerseys?"

Sun Ce knew that someone would definitely ask, so he looked down at the number 24 he was wearing, and said in surprise: "Paul and I are about the same size. Maybe the staff got it wrong. Hey, are we going to be fined? But we can't be fooled."

I’m shy about changing jerseys with so many people..."

The referee was so angry that he wanted to slap Sun Ce, but fortunately he was a professional and held back.

Are you still shy? In the past few years, you have changed your jersey on the spot during breaks, maybe 80 times if not 100 times!

Did the staff bring the wrong clothes? You will change the jersey as if every player will change the jersey? Apart from your fans and players who have just entered the NBA, who will follow your example?

The referee was so upset that he wanted to vomit, but his inner integrity was still there and he didn't spit it out, otherwise he would just curse.

It really deserves a beating!

If it weren't for the fat black man sitting next to him who slapped a tough guy like Kenyon Martin so hard that he fainted, the referee would have wanted to hit him.

Anyway, he was not the referee who was fined. He was carrying a law enforcement recorder. He had already reminded the opponent that he was wearing the wrong jersey based on the ethics that a professional referee should have, but the opponent did not listen. He deserved the fine!

The Grizzlies players have long been used to it, and on the opponent Warriors team, some players don't know why Sun Ce changed his jersey, and Curry doesn't know either, but he is used to it. Seeing Sun Ce's inexplicable behavior, he originally thought

He had a lot of resentment for being forced to separate. At this moment, he felt that it was really great that Sun Ce was not his teammate.

Just when Curry was rejoicing, a No. 8 player with a personality like Erha and a face like a bearded Jike Junyi put his head on Curry's shoulder: "Stephen, take off your clothes!"

"Huh?" Curry was confused by Harden's sudden words.

"Look, Noah and Paul have exchanged jerseys, let's have some fun too!"

Seeing Harden's expectant look, Curry had been putting up with Harden for a long time, and this time he finally couldn't stand it any longer: "Get out!"

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For the Warriors, the lineup of Curry, Harden, Iguodala, Draymond Green, and Thabeet appears again.

For the Grizzlies, the combination of Sun Ce, Beverley, Paul George, Amir Johnson, and Larry Sanders came on the field.

Klay Thompson played 21 minutes in the first half and only rested for 3 minutes. If he had to rest for a while in the second half, he would definitely have to play the full game.

In the first half, the Grizzlies were able to take the lead thanks to Curry's explosive performance, which included 4 shooting fouls in the half, a 2+1, and 9 free throws, plus Harden's 19 points in the half.

His explosive 27 points and 3 assists are very important. Paul George's stable 8 points, 3 rebounds and 4 assists are very important. Klay Thompson's excellent running position on the outside is equally important. The entire team's offense is dominated by the three of them with various methods.

The method is tacitly coordinated and launched.

It's a pity that the triangle offense is not very good, I am not familiar with it, and I don't have the low-post dominance that Shark added in the last game, so I played for a while at the beginning, but it was useless later. Of course, I played well at the beginning, and the triangle offense

The offense played a big role.

At the beginning of the third quarter, the Warriors took the lead.

In the first half, Curry took the initiative to change the way he cooperated with Harden. During the break, Warriors assistant coach Gentry provided Curry with a clearer tactical change strategy. From Curry himself to find ways to adapt, to the coaching staff

To specifically arrange tactics for them, it can be said that in theory, the Warriors coaching staff and players cooperate very well. After all, these players were built by the Warriors management around the tactical system provided by Mark Jackson.

Curry broke through, and Harden found the opportunity to go around the baseline and cut in to receive Curry's alley-oop layup and score two points.

The Warriors played very well in the first attack of the second half.
To be continued...