Green Army VS Cavaliers G1
It's not bad to look forward to it, and the Green Army's side:
Double probe flower guaranteed output. Today Jay Lun C, Tazi Brother pulled, the next game may be replaced by Tower Brother C, Jay Lun pulled. Anyway, as a group of CPs, it is not difficult to get a total of 50 points per game;
Talent advantage to accumulate rebounds and free throws. The free throws were pretty much the same, and the rebounds were 55-38 for the Celtics. When the Cavaliers didn't have Allen, playing Magic was a scene of losing 3~4 positions, not to mention playing Celtic;
Articulation continuity. Pritchard and Hauser were somewhat out of order in the first half, but Pritchard still played out in the second half, and basically, when these two people were powerful, it was when the game completely lost suspense;
An X-factor per game. White did 28 points. The question is just, does the Wright Burst count as an X-factor? White explosions are about to become the norm.
The Cavaliers still rely on Mitchell to continue their lives, and the scene is made up by their own brains, and the rice ball king mainly plays a tragic game, and the most important type of game for the rice ball king is tragic.
Garland scored 14 points on 14-of-15 shooting without free throws and shot 46.7 percent from the field. The highlight is that there are no mistakes, and the slots are really not able to produce at all.
Mobley's rebounding and defense were decent, but 5 of his 17 points came early in the fourth quarter, and Kornet was slower than him. Strus's unsurprisingly striking iron wasn't the time for him to stage a passionate three-point skewer.
Bickerstaff said G1 has learned some lessons and G2 will make adjustments. I can't think of a way for him to adjust, but if there is, taking Garland and starting LeVert might be one. Garland can't play anything on offense now, the defense is targeted, and LeVert can somewhat improve the intensity of the alignment. Although White scored three points with a face-to-face shot, the consequences of continuing to let Garland defend could become more serious, which in turn made it 20% more difficult to negotiate when the Green Army management renewed his contract.
"I've heard that the sage of Los Angeles, Brian, is a wise man who often violently strikes those who have not been contracted, and those who have been renewed. The foolish brother is not talented, and he still hopes that your brother will give him advice. If you have to practice in battle, the foolish brother will be grateful. ”
Stevens Books.