Tomorrow, the NBA Finals Battle of Tennoyama will begin.
In my opinion, this is a game that Phoenix must win.
If Tennoyama hadn't been taken down, the series might have been completed in 6 games.
You can think that Digo is too biased, or even think that I have the right meal for the Bucks, which is how I recognize this series. (Looking back, remember to let the bucks send me the money for the meal...) ）
But if you know Tigo well, I actually hope that solar energy wins because of Paul. I don't have to hide this emotion.
Regarding the victory and defeat, like all the big brothers in front of the screen, ordinary fans will definitely have emotional biases.
But in fact, when I comment on the game, I always try to make myself objective.
I want the sun to win, it's a personal emotion. But the objective reality is that tomorrow's sun is really not easy to win.
For the past two days, brothers have been asking: "What room does the sun have to adjust?" ”
Let me say something that Suns fans may not be happy about: there's really not much room for adjustment. On the one hand, Phoenix has just these cards in its hands...
On the other hand, the Bucks really played it, and this point of view was already said in the previous game. Budenholzer found a way to deal with the Suns: one, to consume Paul, and two, to reduce Big Lo's playing time, and to swing 5 small.
Since it is the bucks that is this logic, then the sun wants to win, the first point: if Paul does not play, designate cool.
Second point: Ayton must play an advantage on the inside.
In the last game, the Sun could not solve Holliday's entanglement of the cannon brother for a whole time, which was really killed by the opponent's grasp of the life gate.
On the other hand, Ayton didn't understand the bread on the inside...
The situation is obvious now, the Bucks can be on the small lineup, but the Suns want to win, can not do without Dunbao. Moreover, the Bucks' current five small strategies, excellent ability to change defenses, expect Bridges to do another 27 points in a single game, which is unrealistic...
So, you're going to ask me how is the sun going to adjust? There's really no more cards. Most importantly, St. Paul must shine his sword again.
32/23/19/10, in the last 4 finals, his score is decreasing.
So far in the finals, Paul has made 7 turnovers in 78 rounds against Holliday's defense, while in the first round against the Lakers, Paul has only made 1 turnover in 83 rounds under Schroeder's defense...
We can clearly see the Bucks' defensive effect.
But tomorrow, St. Paul will have to think of a way. Bring up a small goal: 25 points + 10 assists, the Suns have a chance.
I know the requirements may be a bit harsh, but who calls you Chris Paul! As one brother said: If you want to carry a crown, you must bear its weight.
If you want to achieve such a great moment, you have to show great performance. And such a key battle is often the stage for the stars to prove themselves.
We know that Paul wants to win the championship more than everyone else, and he is an athlete with an extremely good personality.
However, competitive sports are brutal. Not many people will care about you already 36 years old, and everyone is used to staring at the results.
If the Suns end up losing their title because of gungorating crotch, I can imagine the final wind review.
Is Paul a character who always brings hope to others, but in the end is still a sad ending, or does he make his career perfect by winning this year's championship? It's all up to the next 3 games.
Even sane fans will understand that his arrival to bring the Suns to the Finals has been very good, far beyond expectations.
At this point in time, no one wants to take the 2nd, so Paul, opposite the alphabet brother, the same.
For Alphabet and Booker, they are young enough that even if they lose, we will still feel that they have a future to look forward to.
But what Paul wants is now.
It was his best chance, and probably his last chance.
That's the pressure on Chairman Gun right now. Digo said it super realistically.
Finally, let's talk about a fragment of the history of the CBA:
In the 17-18 CBA semifinals, Guangdong was beaten by Liaoning without a little temper and was out 1:4. After the game, the UAE touched Guo Allen's head and said these words:
"Fight well, don't lose it again!"
Those few words, to 36-year-old Chris Paul.