The Jazz's first wave of offensive performance was the pick-and-roll tactics they were most familiar with, Malone and Stockton cooperated.

During the previous training, although Alstom also used the lightning defense swap tactic, the first time he faced Stockton, and his defensive experience was still insufficient.

This time, due to the loss of position, Stockton was given an opportunity to shoot an open spot.

However, Stockton was not very eager to attack and chose to pass the ball to Malone.

He Li helped Anthony Mason to defend Ma Long in time. When Ma Long saw He Li appear in front of him, he did not rush to play He Li, but chose to observe the game rationally.

Malone found that Anthony Mason's pace of changing defense was slower, and He Li appeared in front of Malone in time, but Anthony Mason lost Marshall.

It was soon enough that Marshall quickly cut into the basket, and Malone passed the ball and then arrived. In a blink of an eye, a "small tampering wood door will not open for a long time" was completed.

Clang!

It is worthy of being the Bucks at home, Marshall's dunk was magically blocked by the basket!

Because the Bears thought the ball had made steady progress, they were ready to retreat and didn't care about grabbing rebounds.

Marshall was also confused and couldn't believe it: "Who covered me?"

So, Joel at the basket easily got the rebound without anyone fighting for it.

Joel passed the ball to Ray Allen on the outside. Ray Allen directly spread out two stallion legs and quickly launched a fast attack at the Jazz's basket.

Stockton reacted quickly and immediately turned around and chased after him.

Immediately afterwards, the players of both teams turned the guns and ran like grass and muddy horses.

As soon as He Li ran back to the frontcourt, Ray Allen made a three-pointer without waiting for his teammate to answer.

If this ball is scored, it will be a beautiful three-pointer, but unfortunately, it is just a blacksmith.

After Ray Allen took action, he seemed to have noticed it and immediately ran to the basket, but was still one step late.

Stockton picked up the rebound first, and in the blink of an eye, he passed the ball back to the frontcourt.

Malone had already run to the Bucks again, and after receiving the ball, he made three straight steps, which was an ordinary layup.

At this time, a 6-year-old black child in Toronto, Canada was seeing this scene on TV.

The black child has a big mouth and his eyes are full of curiosity and surprise: "Is this how superstars play basketball?"

After a moment, the black child's mouth grew bigger!

I saw that on the TV, the Bucks No. 7 player he didn't know made a passionate mid-range shot from almost two steps away from the familiar Carl Malone.

After hitting the mid-range shot, the Bucks No. 7 player roared at Carl Malone.

The next second, the TV camera turned to the Bucks No. 7 player. The camera fully demonstrated the body posture and facial expressions of the Bucks No. 7 player when he roared.

The heroism that came to his face made the black children unable to control themselves and jumped up from the sofa excitedly.

Back to the point, He Li's iron-blooded jump shot quickly helped the Bucks recover the score.

The situation on the field turned into a Jazz attack again.

The Jazz still has the pick-and-roll tactics that never leave their own zodiac signs.

Stockton found that Alstom still couldn't follow him, so he took the ball and took action immediately after using Malone's cover.

Before Ray Allen's backup defense reached, Stockton easily hit two points.

"Raf, you go defend Quincy Lewis!" said Ray Allen.

It is obvious that Ray Allen is not satisfied with Alstom's defense.

Ray Allen had never thought of doing something like self-inflicted to defend Stockton, but now there is nothing to do.

The Bucks rested the two main players, and this was the best time for Ray Allen to prove his personal ability to lead the team.

This game is another national live broadcast game at the Bucks at home. Ray Allen is unwilling to accept the result of ending the winning streak and losing the game.

The two evils are the least, and there is no way out. Ray Allen can only take the initiative to defend Stockton.

However, maybe this is a good idea.

Quincy Lewis has poor offensive ability, but as a first-round pick, he has long hands and feet and good physical fitness.

Although Ray Allen's singles against Quincy Lewis is fine, his offensive ability will be slightly limited.

Now that Ray Allen is in front of Stockton, Stockton's defense is indeed strong, but the main small movements are unbearable.

Ray Allen takes a fast attack, and Stockton is relatively short. As long as Ray Allen does not attack against him, it will be difficult for Stockton's defense to limit his offense.

This is indeed the case.

The Bucks attacked again and first used a wave of passes to disrupt the Jazz's defense.

The Jazz saw Ray Allen holding the ball and causing trouble for Stockton, and Alstom ran without the ball outside the three-pointer.

Quincy Lewis chose to continue to defend Ray Allen, that is, to cooperate with Stockton to double-team Ray Allen.

Krai Allen redirected the ball to Alstom, Alstom took the knife and hit a three-pointer at the open position.

In the next wave of attack, Malone was double-teamed by Anthony Mason and He Li, and finally made a mid-range shot. He Li grabbed the rebound. The Bucks failed to make a quick break, but the ball fell into Ray Allen's hands, and Alstom ran without the ball on the outside.

This time, Quincy Lewis had to follow him to chase Alstom, so Ray Allen started to play Stockton singles.

Not long after, Ray Allen drifted and made two-pointer in the mid-range shot.

Seeing this, Sloan off the court immediately called a timeout and temporarily arranged some tactics.

And with the help of this timeout, the Jazz replaced Quincy Lewis, replaced Deshen Stevenson to defend Ray Allen, and replaced Marshall, using Kirilenko to defend He Li.

He Li didn't expect that Sloan attached great importance to him. He obviously made a big shot in the middle of the game, but he was still targeted.

Needless to say, Sloan's on-site command ability was no longer affected by Ray Allen's personal ability after this timeout.

Stockton continued to bully the young Alstom with cooperation with Desham Stevenson.

Ray Allen also wanted to misplace Stockton alone, but was often entangled by Deshoen Stevenson.

Although Deshen Stevenson is still a rookie, his draft template is Jordan! He is also from a basketball family, with comprehensive skills and strong defense.

Otherwise, Deshen Stevenson would not have become James' black fan leader, and he dared to fight against James everywhere at his peak.

In the 7th minute of the first quarter, George Carl couldn't help but shout a timeout, warning Ray Allen to play more reasonably.

"If you can't make a shot, then hand the ball to He Li!"

At this time, the Bucks were already 4 points behind. George Carl was a little dissatisfied with Ray Allen who had hit the iron after Deshen Stevenson came on the court, but he still did not replace Ray Allen.

After the timeout, Ray Allen played more team-wise, either actively passing the ball or attracting double-teams to pass the ball, allowing He Li to play many balls.

However, He Li's shooting rate is not very good. Although Kirilenko is also a rookie this year, he has just entered the NBA and is basically in full strength.

Kirilenko is very comprehensive, has defensive skills and experience, and is not shorter than He Li in height and has athletic ability.

He Li wanted to get points on Kirilianko's head, and tried it, but the effect was average.

In addition to the iron-blooded mid-range shot at the beginning, He Li only had a shooting percentage of 3 of 7 shots in the first quarter. Fortunately, he hit a three-pointer. He Li, who did not have free throws, scored 9 points in 8 shots in the first quarter, which cannot be said to be bad.

In the second quarter, He Li continued to bring substitutes to the court, while Ray Allen was placed off the court to rest.

However, the situation suddenly reversed.

At the beginning of the second quarter, the Jazz led the Bucks by 8 points 26-18.

But when He Li saw his familiar friends, Reed and Alstom were present together, he showed off his skills and played the pick-and-roll in front of the Jazz.

Stockton and Malone on the field couldn't help laughing when they saw this: "Where are you playing house?"

"Does your uncle teach you how to pick-and-roll?"

But soon, the two of them couldn't laugh.

The pick-and-rolls of He Li, Reed and Stockton are of average quality, but the effect is still good.

Alstom and Reed can take action more easily with He Li's cover. He Li can use Alstom and Reed's scoring ability to open up space and find a more comfortable shooting position.

It was also through the three players' continuous pick-and-roll cooperation that the Bucks quickly recovered the score.

The second quarter took only 4 minutes, and the score between the Bucks and Jazz had tied, with both sides 30-30.

During this period, Sloan used another timeout, but to no avail. In the end, he could only relied on the dead ball of free throws to replace Malone and Stockton again.

The two teams scored with the help of pick-and-roll tactics, but the Jazz's scoring ability gradually fell into a disadvantage.

After all, there are too many people who can shoot three-pointers.

Reed's hand feels very good, and as a left-handed player, it makes Quincy Lewis, who is against the position, feels very uncomfortable.

Reed made 4 of 6 shots in the 9th minute of the second quarter and scored 12 points efficiently.

With the help of Reed and Alstom to open up the space, He Li also shot a cold arrow at the mid-range where he was best, and caught Kirilenko off guard.

He Li didn't make many moves in the second quarter. With 2 minutes left in the second quarter, He Li only made three moves and hit two of them.

But there are 4 rebounds and 6 assists.

Compared with the first section, He Li’s data is more comprehensive and more team-based.

There are less than 2 minutes left before the end of the second quarter. At this time, the score on the field was 43 to 51, and the Bucks led the Jazz with a full 8 points.
To be continued...