In just four minutes, the Thunder Team shot nearly 80 percent from the field and hammered the Knicks with an astonishing 21–10 run.
With Barrett knocking down that three, the deficit had reached double digits.
If they did not make some adjustments, even Chen might not be able to bail them out~~
Hurriedly changing their lineup, the Knicks sent out Strus, Chen Xi, George, Toppin, and Adams, hoping to regain their rhythm.
Of course, the Thunder Team was not going to sit idly by. Donovan immediately brought Alexander back in, matching his minutes to Chen Xi's rotation to maintain the team's strength.
Once both sides finished their substitutions, the timeout soon ended.
Play resumed.
Back on the court, the New York Knicks inbounded from the backcourt.
Chen Xi took the ball from Strus and brought it up to the top of the key.
Facing Cunningham's defense again, he still did not rush to attack.
Chen's first priority remained getting his team back into its rhythm.
He waved Adams up for a pick-and-roll, drove left into the paint, and passed to George on the wing. Then he continued downhill, circled the paint to the weak-side corner, and motioned for Strus, who had been stationed there, to move up to the wing.
On the other side, Paul George attacked off the catch on the wing.
He accelerated into Alexander, driving inside and drawing Davis's help defense before jumping to pass back to Adams, who had rolled down the middle to a step inside the free-throw line.
Adams caught it and immediately swung it to the wing without hesitation.
Strus caught the ball and took a partly open three-point shot.
Clang!!
The ball bounced off the rim and missed.
AD secured the rebound, and the Thunder Team counterattacked.
"It's fine. Keep shooting. That