an to make sacrifices in order to win.
Unlike the previous Camby pick-and-roll, both of them have shooting, which makes it more difficult for the Lakers to defend.
Moreover, both of these two players are very capable of scoring, and the Lakers can’t choose which one to double-team.
Like Kobe Gasol’s pick-and-roll during the Derby, this is also almost unsolvable.
Of course, there is no solution, it depends on the player’s condition.
One block, one split. Iverson split and bounced out, and James cut in.
The Lakers chose to switch defense.
Iverson made a fake fax shot and took a step to the right to convert it into a backward half basket.
Ariza didn’t keep up the pace.
Although he failed to score in the first two shots, that was more because the Lakers’ defense was good and his personal condition was completely fine.
“Whoa!”
There was a crisp sound.
Iverson continued to score for the Nuggets!
This goal is very crucial.
The Lakers advanced to the frontcourt, and Sun Hao continued to lob the ball in.
Hill also continued to cover Sun Hao.
The Nuggets’ defense focused on the instant-kill combination, and O’Neal knocked the ball to Hill.
Hill took a mid-range shot after receiving the ball.
“Shua!”
It’s in too!
The Lakers’ offense is back on track!
6 to 11!
The Nuggets may be pulled away at any time!
“Come on! Nuggets!”
The fans at the scene also felt the pressure and cheered for the home team in unison.
James continues to pick and roll Iverson in the frontcourt!
This time the two changed their attack method. James flicked outside and Iverson jumped in.
Iverson sped up and broke through Ariza to get inside. He saw O’Neal helping to defend and fake a pass from behind. He deceived O’Neal and then pulled the ball back and quickly hit the board for a layup!
The fake fax behind this move is Rondo’s classic move, but before that, he was Iverson’s personal label!
8 to 11!
Iverson scored 4 points in a row to help the Nuggets tighten the score!
Iverson’s consecutive scoring also boosted the morale of the Nuggets. They retreated to the defensive end. With Martin’s help in defense, Camby was proud and blocked O’Neal’s hook!
James pounced and grabbed the ball on the floor, and the Nuggets finally cut off the Lakers’ offensive climax!
Iverson advanced to the frontcourt with the ball. Using James’ cover from the left three-point line, he broke through to the right and then inserted into the basket. After a confrontation with Walker, he took off and shot.
Walker’s defense on this ball was very good. After the confrontation, his right hand was always in front of Iverson.
As I said before, if it is Kobe or McGrady, facing this kind of ball, he only needs to raise his shooting point. In the case of Iverson, he can only adjust his shooting angle.
But classics are often born in such rounds.
Iverson did not choose to adjust the angle backwards as he did in the past, but chose to drift!
And while drifting, he also turned his head and glanced at the auditorium!
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