The Wizards came to attack again, and Wall dribbled the ball and used the cover to break through quickly, and then passed the ball to Booker at the basket.

Wall passed the ball well, and Booker's position was also very good, but Booker was not an offensive player, so the rhythm of catching the ball was not as good as that, and it was so ugly that he could not get a hook. Even if the Wizards played the opportunity, there was no player who could attack, but he still failed.

Once Booker misses, the Pelicans catch the rebound and run quickly. The Pelicans run with two big men and chase the Wizards' butts and pound their anus. The Wizards are also running wildly, but in this high-speed sports, it is impossible for them to set up their defense.

The Pelicans took this opportunity to play the opponent's offensive and defensive transition. Li Feng came up with the ball and Al Jefferson made a little cover.

Li Feng used the screen to break in, and the fake shot passed the basketball back to Al Jefferson who bounced to the free throw line. Al Jefferson also made a mid-range shot.

In this way, the Pelicans have two inside players, low posts and mid-range shots! The Wizards have no way to defend, and the Wizards instantly fell into a dire situation.

The Wizards were in trouble, and the first quarter was about to end, and Randy Whitman replaced Matt Webster.

The Wizards once gave Webster great hope, but when Webster got to the Wizards, he completely disappointed the expectations of all parties. Moreover, this kind of disappointment was the most thorough. It was not that he had no ability, but he was unwilling to work hard.

Webster couldn't stand the tough battle on the court. In the first quarter, the Pelicans led the Wizards by 6 points from 30-24 in the first quarter.

Randy Whitman saw that his team could not win if he continued to play like this, so he immediately began to make up his mind.

At this time, the Wizards should make a choice, either let the Pelicans play inside and make up for it on the offensive end, or to concentrate their forces to kill the Pelicans' inside and then gamble on the Pelicans' outside shots.

Randy Whitman thought about it a little while on the sidelines and decisively chose the second plan.

Because if the Pelicans continue to play inside, the shooting rate of the inside will definitely be higher than that of the outside, and once they open the inside, their outside line will not be able to keep it. Instead of doing this, it is better to take the initiative to go up and try it. It is better to take the initiative to wait passively than to make an adjustment.

After making the decision, Randy Whitman immediately told his opinions to the team members.

Although Wizards players can execute Randy Whitman's orders on the court, it does not mean that Randy Whitman and the players are in harmony.

Since Randy Whitman came to coach, Wall has had many conflicts with him, but there is a reconciliation of management, and the two can still work together.

Compared with Yu Randy Whitman's tricky comparison, Van Gundy's side has everything in planning except for some minor troubles at the beginning.

Moreover, Van Gundy knew very well that his team had not done their best in the game, and now it was not the best state for his team. Despite this, he could suppress the opponent. As long as he was not careless in today's game, they would definitely win.

After returning from the second quarter, both teams replaced the substitute lineup. The substitute on the Pelicans is naturally mainly Caron Butler Oladipo, while the Wizards is mainly Webster.

Although Webster is obviously not the main course at this time, the Wizards are really no longer available this season.

Two minutes into the second quarter, the Wizards couldn't hold on anymore. Webster was unwilling to attack when he encountered a tough defense. This guy was obviously unreliable.

The Pelicans took advantage of this period of time to widen the score to 37-26, and the Pelicans' lead reached 10 points.

At this time, Randy Whitman was so depressed that he could only get Wall back immediately. Randy Whitman could only count on Wall now, but there were some small conflicts between Wall and him.

The Wizards took the lead and threw the main force up. Wall came up with a very effective way. He took the ball and changed direction from the crotch to the side and threw DJ Augustine aside. Wall threw a mid-range shot and easily hit two points.

Wall scored after coming up. But the key to the Wizards is not scoring, but defense.

The Pelicans immediately pushed forward, and when the Wizards rolled up their sleeves to fight against the Pelicans' inside, they saw that the Pelicans' inside were floating outside. It turned out that Van Gundy had some idea of ​​how he pushed Caron Butler to the power forward position in the second quarter, and the center was Thornton. Both of them could shoot three-pointers, completely ignoring the Wizards' inside.

In this way, both the Pelicans' insides can shoot from a long time, and the Pelicans pulled both insides outside. The Wizards and their group were ready to try their best to find someone, so they could only watch the Pelicans throw the ball around.

In the end, the basketball was still in Ronnie Brewer's hands. When Brewer got the ball, Webster had the opportunity to go up to defend, but Webster was lazy and did not keep up. Taking advantage of this opportunity, Brewer immediately got up and threw a long shot.

Brewer scored two points so easily. Randy Whitman was so angry that he was not as prestige as one side. However, Wall was the boss of the Wizards and the person with absolute voice in the locker room. When he saw Webster defending, Wall immediately shouted at Webster:

"Matt, you have to defend yourself with your body and follow me."

Wall roared at Webster. Although Webster was also unhappy, he was also a boss-level figure in high school.

But he was not so crazy that he dared to shout with the current Wizards boss Wall. Webster was unhappy and could only hold back his nose.

The strong inside lineman of the Wizards that Randy Whitman considered to double-team the Wizards did not appear at the beginning. At this time, the Wizards could only continue their outside tactics.

Wall took the ball and immediately passed the ball to Ottoport, who had the ball 45 degrees, when Jones got the ball.

Wall immediately stabbed to the depth of the free throw line, and then suddenly ran out to use Webster's bull to cover the ball and came out to catch the ball.

At this time, Booker, who was dragging behind, immediately passed the ball to Wall. Wall first made a fake pass from outside the three-point line, shook his body, and then dj Augustine and got two straight hits into the three-point line. Before Dj Augustine could react, Wall pulled up to a middle distance.

Wall made a mid-range shot, and the fans at the Wizards were also excited when they saw this scene.

Although Wall is best at breakthroughs and his shooting ability is unstable, once Wall shoots correctly, it is also very terrible.

The Pelicans came to control the ball, Oladibo took the ball and stabilized the rhythm. When Thornton ran from behind, he provided a cover for Brewer who had penetrated the bottom line, he passed the basketball to Brewer.

Brewer dribbled the ball horizontally and stepped into the Wizards' penalty area, but Brewer was not a player who broke through the ball. When he arrived at this position, he could only pass the ball to DJ Augustin on the wing. DJ Augustin was not sure about getting the ball, so he passed it back to Oladipo. The basketball was rotated in the hands of several Pelicans players.

Oladipo still seemed calm at the time of getting the ball. Ross is a player that the Pelicans focused on training. Under Van Gundy's training, he is much smarter than playing in college. Although he still doesn't shoot, he has made significant progress in the core position of the organization, especially in the control of rhythm and distribution of balls.

At this time, he saw that Caron Butler pulled to the far waist position on the left, and he immediately passed the basketball to Caron Butler's hand.

When Caron Butler took the ball, he saw that there was not much time left, so he immediately played Ariza alone, took the ball and spyed it. He got up to a middle distance.

Although Ariza did not have the ability to attack with the ball, she was still very powerful on the defensive end and immediately successfully interfered with Caron Butler.

The Pelicans failed this time the offense!

Wall grabbed the rebound in the penalty area and immediately rushed up. When he reached the Pelicans' three-point line, facing DJ Augustine, Wall changed direction with one hand with his left hand, and then immediately jumped backward and stepped out of the three-point line and threw a three-point long shot.

With Wall's three-pointer, Wall scored 5 points in a row!

Seeing that Wall was about to draw, Wall was about to draw and lethality was simply at the level of earthquake. No matter how strong the team was, he could overturn it.

Van Gundy was nervous at this time. He originally wanted Li Feng to sit on the sidelines for a while! Now he could only let Li Feng come over and prepare to play.

The Pelicans played again and played a low post tactic. The Pelicans played more often before, point guards pulled to one side, all the players on this side cleared and stood on the other side, and then the low post attacker used the cover to quickly cut in, and then immediately used the vast space to attack.

This time the Pelicans came, Ross stood at the top of the arc, all four players stood at the bottom line, two were responsible for pulling apart, and two crossed covers, Thornton took the opportunity to get stuck in a deep position under the basket, and Ross handed the basketball to him at this time.

Thornton's position was very good, and the Pelicans' tactics were basically successful, but Thornton was a little slower at this time and turned around to take the ball because of the bad timing and not making a move.

Seeing this, Van Gundy immediately turned around and pulled Paul Millsap up from the bench, so that he could also prepare to play.

The Pelicans failed to score for two consecutive rounds, while Wall was in the state. Wall immediately took the ball and swayed continuously.

But DJ Augustin had already suffered a loss. At this time, he immediately bit Wall tightly, and Caron Butler behind him was ready to come up to double-team at any time. In this way, Wall saw that he could not score easily, so he immediately passed the ball to Ariza who was dragging it up.

Ariza got the ball, and Wall immediately ran to the bottom corner with Jones as cross cover.

At this time, Ariza threw the basketball over again. Now the Wizards play Wall alone, so they only look for Wall to basketball.

Wall immediately took the ball and took a shot. Wall made two shots in a row before, so Wall came up and dj Augustin immediately took a fake move and was clicked by Wall, and dj Augustin. Wall went up and cheated on DJ Augustin and cheated on him.

In this way, Wall had another chance to go to the free throw line. Seeing Wall scored consecutive points, Van Gundy hurriedly replaced Li Feng and Paul Millsap with this dead ball. Wall made both free throws at the free throw line, so Wall chased 8 points in a row. The score between the two sides was 37-34. The score difference between the two teams was only 3 points left.

At this time, the Wizards' home commentator began to say:

"Everyone says that the Pelicans' Li Feng is very explosive on the offensive end, and I think our Wall is no less than him. Once Wall's shooting feel is found, I think Li Feng may not be his opponent."

"Yes! Li Feng is good, but I think the league has overestimated this Chinese. Gilbert is in such a good state and doesn't return to the Wizards but is going to be a younger brother to the Chinese. It's really blind."

Once Wall performed well, the commentator immediately promoted Wall and then suppressed Li Feng.

The Pelicans replaced Li Feng and Paul Millsap. Li Feng immediately took the ball in the backcourt and pushed forward.

After advancing to the Wizards' half, Li Feng did not rush to attack by himself, but immediately gestured to his teammates or attacked at low posts. Now the Pelicans have a huge advantage in the low post, and Li Feng will never let go of this advantage.

After making a tactical gesture, Li Feng immediately passed the ball to Ronnie Brewer on this side, and then suddenly cut to the low post by himself, then turned around and turned back to provide cross cover for Paul Millsap.

Li Feng's cover was really powerful, and he even pushed the Wizards' center Seraphin, who had just been replaced, to the side.

After the nearly 130 kilogram of Seraphin was pushed away by Li Feng, he didn't believe that he was squeezed aside by such a small player.

But in just a moment, Paul Millsap had already dislocated Ottoport to the card owner in a low position. If he didn't seize this opportunity of dislocating, it would be a problem with his IQ.

Brewer from the outside immediately passed the ball. Paul Millsap took the ball and turned around and raised his hand. Ottoport had to jump because of the height difference between Paul Millsap and he had to jump. Once Ottoport jumped.

Paul Millsap immediately dribbled the ball and took a throw to the Wizards' basket.

Paul Millsap came up and it was effective. The Pelicans' inside advantage is not fake. Van Gundy was relieved when he saw Paul Millsap's relaxed play.

When Li Feng saw Paul Millsap score, he immediately shouted at the other party:

"Good. You should dunk! Dunk hard!"

Because of his height problems, Paul Millsap often scored in the simplest way instead of dunking, which lost many opportunities to boost morale. So Li Feng seized the opportunity to remind Paul Millsap to dunk more.

Paul Millsap's failure to dunk is also a habitual factor, and it will take time for him to change this habit.

The Wizards pushed forward again, and they immediately felt that they were different from what they had just now.

After the Pelicans got Li Feng and Paul Millsap, the intensity of defense increased a lot. Paul Millsap's role in filling the inside line is very strong, and Li Feng's ability to clamp the outside line is also very strong. With the enhanced defense, Wall came up and broke through and missed the shot.

The Pelicans grabbed the backcourt rebound, Li Feng dribbled the ball and pushed it forward quickly, and then Li Feng passed the ball to Paul Millsap, who was in the low position.

Paul Millsap was about to play, but Randy Whitman shouted:

"Double-team!"

The strong point of the inside line that had to double-team the Pelicans was the tactics that the Wizards had prepared long ago, so Randy Whitman shouted and several of the Wizards came up to Paul Millsap.

Paul Millsap is an All-Star inside player, but he is not as good as the sky. When he encounters double-teams, he can only pass the ball.

Caron Butler received the pass near the free throw line, and immediately raised his hand, and Ottoport who saved it could only fly.

Once Ottoport flew up, Caron Butler immediately dribbled forward with a one-handed dunk at the basket.

"Bang"

With a sound, the Wizards were once proud of Caron Butler completing the attack with a dunk. After playing against Paul Millsap and Li Feng, Caron Butler was also revived.

This guy actually dunked all of a sudden and played relatively easily. In this way, Randy Whitman also realized that if the Pelicans continue to let Caron Butler on the court, his double-teaming tactics will be difficult to succeed.

But the greatest sorrow of life is that many times you know that this is not very effective, but you still have to do so.

At this time, the Wizards were facing this situation. Their double-team tactics for the Pelicans basically failed, but the Wizards had to go all the way to the dark because they had no choice.

The Wizards do not have a player who can stand against the Pelicans' inside one-on-one, and they also lack the overall defense basis. The only thing the Wizards can do when facing a strong opponent is to bet.

The Wizards failed on the defensive end and immediately hit the attacking end. This time, the Wizards finally found a point that could bully the Pelicans.

Ariza faced Bruel, so when Ariza came over, he reached out to ask for the ball, and then directly hit Bruel with his back.

Brewer was too thin and was squeezed to the basket by Ariza several steps. Then Ariza turned around and wiped the board, finally scoring two points for the Wizards.

The Pelicans were misplaced by the Wizards, Oladipo dribbled over again, and the Pelicans once again played the baseline tactic.

Oladipo stood alone at the top of the arc, and four other people in the team crossed the cover at the bottom corner. Li Feng used the double cover from the bottom line to quickly cut out to get the ball. When the Wizards' defensive attention was focused on him, Li Feng turned around and passed the basketball to him before he could cover him. Now he turned around and got the main position in the hands of Caron Butler.

Caron Butler attacked with his back, sat back Booker a step, and then suddenly retreated and made a jump shot. This time Caron Butler's shooting arc was very high.
Chapter completed!