The game continues and it’s the Numbers Team’s turn to attack.
Holiday used the pick-and-roll to get rid of Curry's defense and quickly rushed towards the penalty area.
Sun Yi and David Lee quickly retreated toward the basket, ready to make up defense.
Holiday, who rushed into the penalty area, saw this situation and immediately jumped up and distributed the ball.
Outside the right three-point line, Yin Guodala received the pass and immediately took off to shoot.
Curry, who came to change defense, tried his best to rush forward and interfere.
Originally, Yingodala's three-point ability was not very good, but after being interfered with, he naturally ended up blacksmithing.
In the penalty area, Sun Yi grabbed the rebound, accelerated towards the frontcourt, and launched a defensive counterattack.
Curry, Whiteside and others quickly followed up in multiple ways and played the multi-line fast break that the Warriors are good at.
Although the Digital Man Team was well prepared, they still couldn't stop it.
The Warriors' fast break is so fast!
Especially the pervert wearing the No. 9 jersey, who crossed the center line in the blink of an eye.
Yingodala, who retreated from defense, saw that the Warriors' fast break was about to be completed, so he could only resort to strategic foul tactics and immediately stepped forward to hug Sun Yi.
Sun Yi saw Yingodala's little thoughts and threw the ball to the basket at random the moment he was hugged, hoping to get a shooting foul.
Fortunately, the basketball bounced twice and rolled into the basket.
"Beep! No. 9 of the Digital Team blocked a foul, and the goal effectively added a penalty." The referee blew the whistle and made a penalty move towards the technical table.
Seeing this situation, Yingodala scratched his head in great annoyance.
This time it’s really a waste of time!
On the other side, Sun Yi, Curry and others high-fived and celebrated, and then walked to the free throw line.
Standing on the free throw line, Sun Yi took the basketball from the referee, withstood the boos of the audience, and steadily hit the extra penalty.
8:2!
The ball transitions and the numbers team attacks.
In this round, the Digital Team successfully played a double-cover tactic.
Morrow used the screen to quickly go outside the right three-point line, received Holiday's pass, and hit a three-pointer with his hand.
8:5!
After the goal was scored, the Digital Team quickly retreated and this time did not give the Warriors a chance to counterattack and gain a firm foothold.
Falling into a positional battle, Curry made a tactical gesture and called for pick-and-roll cooperation.
At the same time, Sun Yi quickly ran to the mid-range area on the right, provided a ball-free screen for Kelai, and then quickly cut toward the basket.
Yingodala and Moro made coordination errors and chased Sun Yi one after another, leaving Kelai unguarded.
Kelai quickly ran to the right side of the three-point line, received a pass from Curry, and hit a three-pointer!
It was the Digital Man's turn to attack. Holiday dribbled to the top of the arc. Seeing Cousins getting stuck in the penalty area and asking for the ball, he immediately hoisted the ball inside.
Cousins received the pass, used his strength to push away Whiteside who was defending behind him, and completed a two-handed dunk on dry land.
Looking back, Curry bypassed Whiteside's pick-and-roll, pulled up directly, and shot the basketball in his hand.
"Uh-huh!"
The basketball hit the net and made a steady hit!
14:7!
On the sidelines, the head coach of the Numbers Team, Doug Collins, saw the scene on the court and frowned, thinking about the problem.
The situation on the court is very clear at this stage. The Warriors' outside shots have been opened, which is very bad news for them.
If the Warriors continue to let their three-point shooting go, it's really possible that they will be killed!
The Warriors' three-point team is not in vain.
After Collins thought of a countermeasure, he shouted loudly to the players of the Digital Team on the field.
"Execute the second defensive plan!"
The Digital Team players on the field understood and nodded to express their understanding.
Holiday dribbled to outside the three-point line and passed the ball to Yingodala for transfer.
Yingodala received the pass and glanced at Sun Yi in front of him. He was self-aware of his offensive ability and quickly moved the ball away.
Brand, who ran to the mid-range on the left, received the pass and made a mid-range jumper against David Lee's defense.
The Warriors quickly served to counterattack. With the bonus of the badge [King of Counterattack], Sun Yi quickly came to the mid-range area on the right side. Against Yingodala's defense, he hit a jump shot with a stop and responded with a goal.
The Digital Team responded quickly. Holiday continuously changed directions and shook Curry away, quickly broke through to the edge of the penalty area, and hit the throw before Whiteside arrived to defend.
After the goal was scored, the Digital Team continued their offensive firepower, holding on to the score tightly and preventing the Warriors from widening the point difference.
In the subsequent games, after the Digital Man team strengthened their perimeter defense, the Warriors' perimeter shooting percentage dropped.
Coach Nelson immediately made adjustments and used the threat from the outside to allow Sun Yi and others to attack the penalty area.
The Warriors' adjustment quickly bore fruit.
Sun Yi frequently used tank-style breakthroughs to attack the digital team's penalty area and cause damage. As a result, Yingodala quickly received his second foul and had to be substituted to rest.
After Yin Gedar pulled him down, Sun Yi was liberated and started his own solo show.
Just when Collins, the head coach of the Digital Team, was having a headache about how to solve Sun Yi's problem, Nelson became his savior.
Rumor has it that it is not his opponents who can limit Sun Yi's scoring, but his teammates and coaches.
Coach Collins was convinced after seeing Sun Yi, the killer, take a break.
Coach Nelson followed the substitution adjustment plan and replaced Sun Yi and others, and Curry led the team for the remainder of the first quarter.
The Digital Team did not make substitution adjustments, hoping to narrow the point difference while Sun Yi was off the field.
But they didn't expect that the iron-clad defense formed by defensive heroes such as Tony Allen and Chandler would be so difficult to break.
In this way, the Digital People's team's point-chasing plan went bankrupt, and they struggled to control the point difference within ten points.
After the first quarter, the score displayed on the big screen was 28 to 21. The Warriors led by 7 points entering the second quarter.
Not long after, the short inter-section break ended and the second quarter began.
For the Warriors, Sun Yi led Bledsoe, Brewer, Butler, and A-Lian on the court.
The Numbers Team sent a lineup of Meeks, Lou Williams, Thaddeus Young, Ying Guodala, and Vucevic.
"Ding! The bond combination [National Team Double Star] is activated!"
Just as Sun Yi was walking towards the court, the system's prompt voice sounded in his mind.
"It's time to widen the point difference during the rotation period." After making a plan, Sun Yi ran forward to participate in the attack.
At the beginning of the second quarter, the Warriors took the lead.
After Bledsoe dribbled the ball across half court, he immediately passed the ball to Sun Yi and then ran to the right corner.
Sun Yi received the pass and made a three-threat action. After continuous testing, he immediately released the ball and accelerated. He passed Yingodala in one step and quickly sprinted towards the penalty area.
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Upon seeing this, Vucevic immediately retreated to the basket to defend.
After Sun Yi rushed into the penalty area to attract the defense, he jumped up and distributed the ball without attacking.
In the left corner, the unguarded Ah Lian received the pass, seized the opportunity, and hit a three-pointer.
31:21!
The ball transitions and the numbers team attacks.
Lu Wei showed his superb singles skills, shook Brewer away, and hit a mid-range jumper.
31:23!
The Warriors quickly sent the baseline ball and launched a fast break.
The Digital Man team was well prepared and retreated quickly after scoring the goal, preventing the Warriors from setting up a fast break.
Falling into a positional battle, Bledsoe dribbled to the top of the arc to organize the offense and made tactical gestures.
Arab Lian quickly left the penalty area and opened up space for Sun Yi to play singles.
Seeing this, Vucevic quickly followed.
He missed a three-pointer from Arab League before. This kind of low-level mistake cannot be made again.
At the same time, Sun Yi and Yin Guodala struggled to get to the basket, got into position and reached for the ball.
Bledsoe, who controlled the ball at the top of the arc, quickly passed the ball with quick eyes and hands.
Sun Yi received the pass and felt that the defensive pressure behind him suddenly decreased. He had an idea and planned to play something big.
I saw him suddenly jump up, quickly complete a 180° turn in the air, and make a snapping action with one hand.
At the same time, Yingodala immediately jumped up, straightened his arms and wanted to block the shot, but his bullet speed was not as fast as Sun Yi's. He had missed the best opportunity to block the shot and could only serve as a backdrop.
Moreover, he subconsciously jumped over and hit Sun Yi on the arm, which resulted in a free foul.
In this way, Sun Yi's world-famous painting of Yingodala with a 180° turn was born!
The Warriors bench suddenly became excited!
Curry stood up excitedly and waved the towel in his hand, as if he had successfully dunked...
In the auditorium, the fans of the Digital People were beaten into silence, silently mourning Yingodala in their hearts.
This is so embarrassing!
On the field, Yingodala looked lonely and a little unbelievable after landing.
He was actually crushed by Sun Yi's talent!
Also, can this action really be done in actual combat? !
Being able to do it only shows that the opponent is useless.
Sorry, I am that waste!
Yingodala fell into self-doubt and couldn't believe this was true.
At the same time, Sun Yi landed smoothly on the floor, glanced at Yingodala in front of him, then turned and walked to the free throw line to prepare for an extra penalty.
