The 2010-11 season has reached its final stage, but for the Spurs, they are still unwilling to lose because the last few games were the key battle between them and the Lakers for first and second.

The Spurs in this game are indeed incredible. Everyone originally thought that the league had four major super teams, the Heat in the East, the Celtics, the Knicks (the halo of the defending champion) and the Lakers in the West, and the Spurs were not included.

But after the All-Star, the Spurs made rapid progress as if they had taken the big power pill, not only surpassing the Lakers for the time being, but also maintaining the ranking of the first place at the last critical moment.

In the meat grinder in the West, the benefit of ranking first in the regular season is very great. Not only can you have a home advantage, but you can also start from a weak team and upgrade step by step. Popovich is very close to this.

The current situation is that the Knicks want to break the Bulls' record, and defeating the Spurs will give them more potential to break through;

The Spurs have to suppress the Lakers, who only win one less game than them, and it is best to defeat the Knicks.

Both teams have reasons to win.

This game is quite eye-catching.

It's also annoying. The Spurs have always said they are old, but every time they come to the regular season, people look closely and say that they are still in the playoffs. If they look closely, they are even the top team!

Then we entered the playoffs, damn, why is Duncan so powerful? Why is Ginobili still so weird? Hey, Parker, you are too much. The data are rising every year, are you still in the end? Oh, he is relatively young.

However, in Zhou Mubai's opinion, what he feared the most was the old man Popovich.

This guy is not a good person at first glance.

Every time I smiled and patted him on the shoulder and said something close to me, but when I got on the court, he was the one who was most targeting me.

Zhou Mubai had to admit that this old guy had many tricks and was very annoying. Although he could handle it himself, his mind would be twice as much as usual.

Although your brain cells are renewing quickly, it is a waste to use them like this.

The Spurs' starting lineup is Tony Parker, Ginobili, Antonio Mark Dys, Tim Duncan and Richard Jefferson;

The Knicks' starting lineup is Zhou Mubai, Tony Allen, Iguodala, Fry, and Chandler.

Chandler and Duncan jumped the ball in the middle circle, and Duncan took the lead in dialing the ball to Tony Parker.

Tony Parker immediately advanced wildly, and with the help of Duncan's accurate prediction, Zhou Mubai had to go around the stake. Tony Parker immediately took this opportunity to break through, break through and attract defense and threw it to Ginobili, who had just reached the three-point line. Ginobili directly chased for a three-pointer and made a three-pointer!

Three-pointer hit!

Tsk tsk.

Zhou Mubai smashed his mouth.

Speaking of which, if it weren't for Xiao Zhang like the Knicks this season, the most eye-catching one might be the Spurs.

Before 2010, the Spurs were tired of playing a 50-win season with Duncan's afterglow in the inside. They survived the first round with Popovich's strategy, but that's all.

People think that the Spurs are over, Duncan is old, and the Spurs are no longer able to do it.

But in 2010, Popovich turned from a stunning coach to a stunning coach who "you will never know how awesome he is."

The Nth transformation of the Spurs era, shifting the core from Duncan to Ginobili and Parker on the outside. If we have to rank the importance of these two people, Manu 60% and Parker 40%.

So one season, taking advantage of the league's strongmen off guard and played a gorgeous regular season with 61 wins...

This is how the Spurs play this season. They rely on speed, the crazy advancement of Manu and Parker, and the fast break three-pointer.

Just like the ball just now, Tony Parker advanced wildly and then relied on a fast break three-pointer from the outside.

It looks familiar, right?

emmmmm... This is how the Suns played before, and the Knicks played last season.

But the Spurs are completely the Suns' style of playing.

With this, the Spurs have won 59 so far, ranked first in the West, and there are three games left in the next, and it is very likely to break through 60 wins!

Are you surprised or not?

Is it unexpected?

You are still yours!

Iguodala dribbled through half the game, and Zhou Mubai was running like a swimming fish inside. With Chandler and Fry's pick-and-roll, he tore the Spurs' defense line.

The Knicks waited patiently for the opportunity, and the ball moved continuously and finally found the opportunity by mobilizing the Spurs' defense. Iguodala cut in. Zhou Mubai, who had just received the ball from the outside, threw the ball and directly sent it to Iguodala. At this time, the basket was empty.

Iguodala jumped up and dunked easily.

Popovich narrowed his eyes, looking thoughtful.

The first round was very interesting.

Van Gundy laughed: "Interesting, interesting! The Spurs, which are mainly engaged in the inside positional battle, played the running and bombing tactics, while the Knicks, who started with the running and bombing tactics, played the rigorous and cumbersome running position like dominoes to create shooting opportunities. These two teams are really interesting!"

Mike Brin also laughed: "So, this is the change brought by great people. Coach Popovich is an old coach, but not an old-school coach. He is extremely good at arranging tactics according to the situation, rather than relying on just one set of tactics to conquer the world, so these have made him great.

On the Knicks, there is a great player. The Knicks changed to a new coach, Cole. Cole is indeed a very smart person. He has performed very well this season, but as far as I know, Zhou Mubai insists on changing the tactics. He even cleansed his original mentor D'Anthony. Then you can see that the Knicks are about to break through the Chicago Bulls' 72 wins!"

Speaking of D'Anthony, Van Gundy sighed and said, "I met Coach D'Anthony some time ago. We sat down and talked about it in depth.

He said that this matter is no wonder Zhou Mubai. Zhou Mubai did make a lot of efforts to change his tactics, but at that time he didn't know why he was so stubborn and refused to make any changes, which led to Zhou Mubai having to take a bad move.

He said that he thought a lot during this period, and the strength shown by the Knicks really surprised him, which made him realize that he was wrong. He asked me to apologize if I see Zhou Mubai."

Mike Bryn smiled and said, "This stubborn old man, Zhou Mubai is not that kind of stingy person. As long as he takes the initiative to talk to Zhou Mubai, he may be able to renew his relationship."
Chapter completed!