At halftime, in the Seattle SuperSonics locker room, everyone was looking at Durant in a vague way.

This guy is so lucky!

In the first half of this game, yes used Durant as the NCAA's Roy!

The tactical status is extremely high!

In previous games, Durant took a lot of shots, and he was the Seattle SuperSonics player who took the most shots.

But taking more shots doesn't mean more possessions.

On the contrary, Durant had very little possession of the ball in previous games.

Generally speaking, Rondo won't pass the ball to him. Even if he passes the ball to him, it's the kind of ball that's already cooked and fed to his mouth. Durant doesn't need to handle the ball at all, he can just jump up and shoot.

It's done.

But this game is completely different!

yes played very fast in this game!

The Spurs' defense in this game was very good.

How outstanding is it?

The Sonics had almost no real fast break opportunities!

But even so, the half-time score of this game was still a super high 59 to 56!

Such a high half-time score was not just due to the high efficiency of both teams.

What's more important is that yes uses his shooting speed to forcefully bring up the speed of the game!

After Rondo advances, he passes the ball to yes, and yes will pull it up directly.

If yes takes action, a SuperSonics attack generally does not take more than 10 seconds!

This speed cannot be matched even by the current sun!

After the Suns won the championship last season, they no longer pursued pure offensive speed.

But even for the Suns back then, their speed was not driven by a star using his personal abilities.

In the history of basketball, only one person and only one team has ever played like this.

That was the yes of the University of Washington in the NCAA back then, and the Garfield Hurricane in the NCAA back then!

Under the offensive rhythm of the NCAA, the University of Washington can score 100 points in almost every game. Under the three-second defensive rule like the NCAA, Yes can average more than 32 points per game!

On what grounds?

It’s that unparalleled three-point critical strike ability!

After yes came to the NBA, this powerful three-point critical strike ability actually disappeared for a long time.

After yes came to the NBA, he became cautious in his three-point shots.

It is rare to shoot such hurricane-style three-pointers. Yes, most of the three-pointers are opportunities to run without the ball.

Such a three-pointer is great as long as it can be made, but in terms of sensory stimulation and impact on the game, it is far less terrifying than the three-pointer that Yes had when he was at the University of Washington.

Originally, many people thought that after coming to the NBA, Yes's unparalleled style of play disappeared.

After all, the NBA and NCAA are still very different.

This kind of three-pointer is indeed very powerful, but no matter how powerful it is, it is still a suicidal three-pointer!

As long as the hit rate is close, every missed shot is an opportunity for the opponent to counterattack!

In today's NBA, no matter how great Yes's three-point shooting ability is, he can't guarantee that his efficiency will be very high.

Things like feel are very mysterious.

Therefore, everyone can understand it after yes hid his style of play.

If you play like this in the NBA, yes will most likely become a cancer.

I really didn’t expect that in this game, the Spurs released the snake against Yes, and actually released the ‘Hurricane Yes’ who is invincible in the NCAA!

What is even more unexpected is that the role of "Storm Brother" next to "Hurricane Yes", Yes chose Durant!

The "Storm Brothers" of the University of Washington are so famous that everyone has heard of them even if they don't know much about them.

At the University of Washington, Yes and Roy are twins. Yes is the main player, and Roy is the assistant. Yes will be scraped once, and if Yes is not scraped clean, Roy will be used.

Yes, let’s do a quick strike first. If the quick strike doesn’t work, leave it to Roy for a precise strike!

Therefore, in the NCAA, yes's crazy dance is simply jaw-dropping.

Much crazier than in the NBA.

If a hurricane doesn't blow up first, how do you know how powerful it will be?

After jumping up, if you feel it, it will be like a storm. If you don't feel it, just hand it over to the "Brother Storm" on the side and let him clean up the mess.

Roy did an excellent job in the role of 'Storm Brother'.

He is proficient in various weapons such as singles, organization, catching and shooting, etc. He looks like an NCAA Black Mamba who is willing to pass the ball, or Yellow Mamba for short.

Yes's 'hurricane' style of play is too fast, so when he doesn't feel good and doesn't take action, and hands the ball to the 'Storm Brothers', Storm Brother Roy has a very big ability to handle the ball.

spatial.

Just like Durant in the first half of this game.

yes ended his "hurricane" offense in 10 seconds. After 10 seconds, if he couldn't end it, the ball would be in Durant's hands.

Durant has 14 seconds to deal with the basketball in his hands.

Whether it's organization, isolation, or direct action, Durant will have enough time to do it.

This was Roy’s role at the University of Washington!

Roy did an outstanding job at the University of Washington.

As for Durant, he really did a complete mess in the role of Storm Brothers in the first half!

organize?

That's definitely not the case.

singles?

He can't beat Finlay alone.

In the end, Durant could only take advantage of his height advantage and shoot directly over Finley like he did in the previous game.

This effect, of course, made the Sonics players watching on the side both envious and angry.

Rondo is even gritting his teeth now!

The SuperSonics' tactical system in this game was divided into three parts, one was Yes's hurricane-style offense, one was the offense led by him with ordinary tactics, and the other was the offense led by Durant.

In the first half, the SuperSonics basically had the ball in the hands of the three of them.

yes's first half statistics were 28 points and 4 assists.

His first half statistics were 2 points, 12 assists and 5 rebounds.

What about Durant?

He scored a lot, hitting 4 of 14 shots and scoring 16 points, but he had 0 assists!

Ye Jiuye wants you, Du Shiwu, to be Roy, but you have to be Novak!

Ye Jiuye is also true, the second master can also be your storm brother!

You're so good at 'forbidden passing', but you can't just pass it to Durant, you can pass it to me too!

Not only is Erye's shooting percentage better than Du Shishi, but he can also organize!

For singles, if you don't care about success rate, I can also play against Parker alone.

Even if my singles efficiency is very low, it's still better than Durant, who has no singles ability in the NBA, right?

Moreover, Er Ye still has the possibility of growing in the future!

With the strength and potential shown by Du Shiwu now, he will never have the singles ability, passing ability and organizational ability required to take on the Storm Brothers in his future life!

Very unhappy!

Ye Jiuye was definitely deceived by this guy who had the same model as the second master, but had longer hands, longer legs, thinner body, and stronger bones than the second master!

Durant felt quite uncomfortable being stared at by so many teammates like this. Although his face looked like I am very proud, I am a cold little blacksmith, he felt really ashamed in his heart.

He really didn't expect yes to value him so much!

He was actually allowed to play a role like Roy.

This means that he will die as the second-in-command appointed by Yes!

So excited!

The second boss is crazy! He’s excited!
To be continued...