I guess no one would have thought that Chen Feng would attack Sinrich the first time he came up. Even when Wallace was covering Sinrich's incision, he thought that the bald boy behind him would come out with him.

PJ Brown pulled the outside to do pick-and-roll, and he also turned Jefferson out, while Wallace suddenly pressed out, and did not deliberately hide anything from Chen Feng. He also wanted to pull Chen Feng out of the basket.

This is done in order to create enough space for Hinrich to score directly with a layup. Skeles had already explained to everyone when he was resting that he must maintain the momentum of scoring.

The Bulls can reach the top three in the East because of their sharp offense. Even with Wallace at the basket, their calves can only gain a foothold in the East because of their offense.

Even though Skyles attaches great importance to defense, he knows that it is really unrealistic to expect such a group of little guys who have not yet passed the rookie contract to play defense.

So, let Wallace continue to stare at the wild boy, Brown pestered Jefferson, and asked them to cover the outside players appropriately, use pick-and-roll cooperation and counter-running tactics to break into the inside as much as possible to score.

Skyles doesn't want to be confused by Rivers' counterattack. After all, the Bulls are at home and they have the best of this game. If Rivers is so unreasonable, it will definitely be very annoying. Moreover, Skyles doesn't plan to suffer a secret loss like this, he needs to change.

Let the inside players come out to play pick-and-roll, and use their cooperation as much as possible to get rid of the pursuers and break into the inside to create scoring opportunities. This is Skeles' tactical change, and he also hopes that this change will work.

After all, at the end of the second quarter, the Celtics were the leader. Although there was still applause in the United Center Arena, it would be really uncomfortable to let the opponent keep squeezing his life gate.

So no matter what, Skeles needs to tear a gap enough for his players to break into.

His tactics actually worked, because Jefferson didn't expect that the cover made by PJ Brown was just a smoke bomb, and the one who really destroyed the Celtics' defense was Wallace who suddenly came out.

I guess Skeles didn't expect this when he stood on the sidelines. He originally thought that the pick-and-roll was broken this time and Rondo was stuck, but Jefferson's movement was still free.

But Wallace came to the front and let Schiels go over, which made him clench his fists at that moment, and he was waiting for the score to overtake again.

But what happened the next second did not allow Skeles to waving his fists to celebrate the effect of the tactics, but instead made this rigid guy stand on the sidelines, looking stunned.

"Damn it!" This was a subconscious whisper by Skeles. Not only him, but everyone on the Bulls were thinking this way, and the fans behind them also had this idea.

It's really him, hell! No one expected that Chen Feng would choose to stop after taking a step out. Even Wallace himself did not expect such a result.

But Chen Feng stopped so simply and didn't care about Wallace's position at all. When Sinrich had already started and the offensive movement was fully launched, he quietly touched it.

Just like Wallace's first blocking of him at the basket, Chen Feng was waiting for Sinrich to avoid it before suddenly taking action from behind.

Not only was he strong enough and the fan was accurate enough, but he didn't give Simrich a chance to dodge, so he just pressed the unlucky guy on the basket and then fell to the floor.

The timing of blocking is just right, which is completely different from Chen Feng's previous style. This kid contributed about 3 blocks per game on average. He could have been considered a standard hot pot enthusiast in the league.

However, Thibodeau also said that most of Chen Feng's blockings rely on his own physical fitness to defeat his opponents. Even if the reaction is slow, this kid's attack is fatal enough.

He can often be seen chasing him to block the block, or making the opponent's insider unable to fully jump, and then he takes the opportunity to take action. Such a blocking shot is Chen Feng's usual method.

But just now, I didn’t think about Chen Feng’s usual style at all. If this kid could seize the right opportunity, he would have already jumped up early and then waited in the air for the other party to fall into the trap.

But there was no sign of any sign of the cover that Chen Feng had just taken. Even the moment he retreated and stopped seemed to be calculating. Then, when the other party took off first, he quietly came from behind.

Such experienced methods are simply a life-threatening person. Not only is it ruthless, but it can also make the opponent remember it deeply. Compared with the result of the blocking, the deterrent power of fierce attacks is the most deadly.

Not to mention anything else, the boy's moment just now made Simrich a little scared, and he took action so fiercely that almost made Simrich's head hit the floor.

"That kid is taking revenge and wants to pay back all his losses to the other party." Rivers could feel his murderous aura when he looked at the fierce and roaring little madman.

Chen Feng thought so and did the same thing. He just wanted to give the other party a warning, and he had to do this in front of Wallace.

The other party slapped himself away like this. Although he was not so embarrassed, Chen Feng didn't want to let it go, so he wanted to give the lesson back to his opponent.

And this is not the end, it is just the beginning. Hinrich suffered a loss, and the Celtics' counterattack did not gain any advantage. Pierce was fouled in the shooting, but he only made two free throws, leading the opponent by only two points.

However, PJ Brown actually found a gap under Jefferson's defense. He turned around and could wipe it through, but as soon as he turned around, he bumped into a tough bald boy head-on.

Before Brown could react, his hands were empty. The basketball he was still holding was slapped away by Chen Feng. When Rondo grabbed the ball, he made an accurate pass through half of the court.

Tony Allen, who finally caught a fast break opportunity, made a basketball hit and almost grabbed the basket. If there was no referee, he would have to pull the basket and hung it for half an hour.

Four points! At the beginning of the third quarter, it was originally the counterattack time that Skeles prepared, but what he bumped into head-on was the fierce attack of the Celtics. The wild boy once again became his biggest concern.

"You taught me this, now I'll give it to you." Seeing his teammates scored consecutive points, Chen Feng did not move. He just stared at Wallace beside him and said this.

Yes, that's right, this is what I'm going to give back to you. How did you attack me? Now your teammates have to try it one by one.

"The battle between us has just begun. Don't worry. There are two more quarters left. Time is enough. I'll wait for you to completely block me."

Chen Feng said to Wallace, he did not hide his desire to fight, just like he once challenged Hammond.

No matter who it is, as long as he has not been knocked down by the opponent, Chen Feng will find a way to knock down his opponent...

(The third update is a bit late. Sorry, I have a relative visit tonight, which has been delayed for a while. Fortunately, I made up. I hope everyone can vote more. Also, it’s a holiday. If you have friends who like to read competitive books, you can recommend friends to come and see it. I usually do a good job in advertising. I hope everyone can help promote it. Thank you. Depend on the situation tomorrow. If I can update three times, I will try my best to update three times.)


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