After fighting for a while, Sun Ce realized that he was a little too worried...

I just think that the Knicks have David Lee, Harrington, Wilson Chandler, Gallinari, Duhon, Eddie House, Tony Douglas... and many more who can run.

Strong players, they only think that their contract year players will work hard and play very hard, and they only think that their rookie contract players will get more playing time at this stage and play hard for next season. Flashdance

But I didn’t think about what the effect would be if these factors were combined.

They are strong, and except for David Lee, everyone else is equally strong, which means that no one is convinced by anyone. However, except for David Lee, the others are not elite-level players. They are just very strong among role players.

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Contract year meetings are fought very hard, and rookie contract players are also fighting hard to get more playing time after these contract year players leave, but there is only one ball!

It is completely different from the time when Sun Ce was still with the Warriors and had a rough fight with the Knicks at the beginning of the season. At that time, the Knicks had not yet begun to clear up space by exchanging expiring contracts. Although the Knicks had a group of talented young players,

Poor, but he worked very hard to cooperate with D'Antoni in running and gunning, and he played pretty well.

But now, the potential stocks are being treated as add-ons to clear up space, and the remaining few are trembling. If they can brush up the data, why should they brush up the data for the players whose contracts are expiring? Players whose contracts are about to expire are also

I don't want to give the ball to the new recruits.

They all fight themselves!

David Lee once averaged 229 points per game at the beginning of the season, and now he is averaging 20 points and 117 rebounds per game...grabbing offensive rebounds!

Especially in the latter two months of 2010, David Lee averaged 9 offensive rebounds per game, which was higher than Kevin Love, second only to the Grizzlies' flexible fat man Randolph who averaged 44 offensive rebounds per game.

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As for Randolph, he gradually needs to rely on offensive rebounds to barely maintain an average of 10 rebounds per game...

This is a very mysterious thing.

Therefore, although the Knicks seem to be playing very hard, it seems that every player with the ball is doing their best to show their personal abilities. The team averages over 100 points per game, averaging 104 points per game.

Very good, but this is based on a high number of shots!

The Knicks averaged 861 shots per game, second only to the Bucks' 86 shots per game.

This is simply too friendly for Sun Ce and Jordan's combination that wants to fight run and gun!

With this kind of defense, Sun Ce's physical exertion is very low. Most of the time, he just runs and passes. As long as he makes one or two shots, the opponent will definitely attack. However, the Knicks' attack does not cut off the passing route at all.

More relaxed.

Sun Ce began to adjust his playing style, first passing the ball to his teammates, letting his teammates attract the defense, and then he shot from the outside... Although the scoring efficiency was average, the opponent's scoring efficiency was even more average.

And the number of shots taken by both teams is too high!

After the first quarter, Sun Ce didn't feel any physical decline throughout the entire quarter. He made 7 shots in the first quarter, 2 of 5 three-pointers, 1 of 2 baseline hooks, 8 points, 6 assists, and helped the Grizzlies win.

24, leading the Knicks by 9 points!

It really means that if there is some defensive pressure from the outside, the opponent will waste their shots. That is to say, the Knicks players are pretty good, and inside David Lee grabs crazy offensive rebounds, otherwise he will not be able to score 20 points!

The most frightening thing is that the Grizzlies took 26 shots in the first quarter and the Knicks took 25 shots in the first quarter. Both teams were aiming for 100 shots in this game.

By the second quarter,

The Knicks sent a combination of Douglas, Wilson Chandler, Gallinari, Jr. Giddens, and Harrington to play in a chaotic combination. Basically, who is the Knicks' big four?

Whoever is holding the ball is playing alone. Harrington grabs the rebound and doesn't pass it. If he passes it, he can't come back. 35xs

The Grizzlies Randolph, Battier, and Conley went to rest, and Sun Ce came on with Marcus Williams, Carroll, Sam Young, and DeAndre Jordan.

With this lineup, the Grizzlies have no defense and can't even force the opponent into a positional battle and limit the opponent's scoring.

Both teams played very casually, just showing off their individual abilities!

In terms of personal ability... Sun Ce is stronger than everyone else today!

Precisely because there was no defense on his side, Sun Ce could just keep charging, and the two teams fought even more chaotically.

In the second quarter, the Grizzlies and the Knicks scored 6-6. The Grizzlies, whose role players were far inferior to the opponent, relied on Sun Ce's 18 points in a single quarter to widen the point difference to 10 points.

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After halftime, with Sun Ce's 25 points, 5 rebounds and 7 assists, the Grizzlies led the Knicks by 12 points, 69-57!

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At the beginning of the second half, Sun Ce rested for half a quarter, and Conley, Battier, Carroll, Randolph, and Haddadi went up and spent half a quarter in a positional battle.

It didn't slow down the rhythm. The main reason was that the Grizzlies played slowly and the Knicks ran and played. The Grizzlies' half-hearted lineup could only rely on Randolph's singles to maintain the lead.

Without Gasol, the defensive system couldn't work, and the opponent's offense still played well. Although it was not as good as the second quarter, it still scored 14 points in the half quarter.

And on the offensive end of the Grizzlies... no matter how good they play, the scoring ability of this lineup is just that, they can just double-team. However, the Grizzlies' lineup has average outside shooting, and the Knicks are not really stupid, they just defend.

No, they still knew they had to block Battier's corner, so Conley and Carroll shot from the outside, plus a few low singles from Randolph.

At the official timeout of the third quarter, the Grizzlies only scored 1 point in the half.

82 to 71, the lead was only 11 points, and there was no improvement in defense as expected by the Grizzlies coaching staff to widen the point difference.

So Sun Ce was given the opportunity to come up and continue his wandering!

The combination of Sun Ce, Battier, Sam Young, Cook and DeAndre Jordan is on the court!

In the next minute, Sun Ce scored 12 points and 8 assists!

Directly pass or shoot in fast break, and occasionally rush in to dunk. Sometimes there is no chance to counterattack, so he will fall into position. After a pick-and-roll, there are all opportunities. The further he goes to the back, the more freely Sun Ce plays. Sun Ce himself has a high golf IQ.

Coupled with Lin's crazy star experience card's sense of defensive judgment, he has completely figured out the opponent.

In the seventh minute of the fourth quarter, Gallinari missed Battier's three-pointer and Sun Ce collected the rebound. At this time, the Grizzlies already led the Knicks by 22 points, 118-96.

Sun Ce advanced to the frontcourt on his own, regardless of whether he was on defense or not, chasing after him and shooting a three-pointer...

Failed to brush up the data. Under the attack of Gallinari who was chasing him and Tony Douglas, the rookie of the same year who was watching him retreat, Sun Ce made three three-pointers without touching the boundary...

The Knicks call timeout!

Sure enough... Sun Ce returned to the bench and saw Coach Hollins replacing him.

He knew it! He would be substituted after he got the last rebound.

Sun Ce played 7 minutes, making 1 of 28 shots, 6 of 18 three-pointers, 5 of 8 free throws, 7 points, 10 rebounds, 15 assists... and 5 turnovers and 5 fouls.

Seeing that the opponent was ready to surrender, the water-cooler lineup took off their training clothes and came to the technical stage to wait to play. Our rookie still wanted to increase the score to 40...

You already have a triple-double!

Coach Hollins was complaining madly in his heart.

If I had known better, I wouldn't have given this guy the chance to grab the last rebound!

Originally, in the fifth minute of the fourth quarter, when Sun Ce had 5 points, 9 rebounds and 1 assist, the point difference had already reached 20. As a result, Sun Ce made 4 shots in these three minutes, and even shot himself and rushed in to grab the rebound.

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Sun Ce originally only had two fouls in the first three quarters, and only one defensive foul in the fourth quarter. The other two times... he forced his way in to grab rebounds and pushed the opponent away and was fouled.

Every time it’s garbage time, Coach Hollins wants to beat Sun Ce!

Sun Ce played so well in regular time, had such a clear mind, and worked so hard to avoid mistakes.

This is the reason why coach Hollins was very optimistic about Sun Ce when the Grizzlies played the Warriors in the preseason. This guy is very knowledgeable and knows how to stay on the court.

But when it's garbage time, this guy seems like a different person!

Sun Ce almost had a 40 triple-double, but sat back on the bench under the disgusted look of coach Hollins...

The fans at the scene have already gone crazy, another triple-double from Sun Ce!

And he even won!

As for getting the last rebound too obvious...as long as we win, who cares about this kind of thing?

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ps: A big update for the surname Wang and Liping (5/7), another 50,000 reward...

It’s already been the fifth update today. Let’s have dinner and rest first, and try to update the next chapter around nine o’clock. If there is spare energy, there may be another chapter before 11 o’clock.
Chapter completed!