"Diamond Backcourt": Honest and Law-Abiding!

Trying to hit a rock with an egg.

Paul? He's just giving himself away!

Both of them, suffocated by Curry's defense, thought they could stop Su Yan's offense just the same.

The result...

Both were blown through by Su Yan.

One possession, two possessions, the entire latter half of the second quarter was like this, with Su Yan crushing the Lakers' "Diamond Backcourt" in scoring.

The "Yan God," when serious, took charge of both offense and defense, helping his team erase the score difference.

The Lakers' confident "Diamond Backcourt"... lost their temper.

They no longer thought of relying on individual strength to stop Su Yan's offense; they became honest and dutiful!

One person's strength absolutely couldn't contain Su Yan.

They had to give Su Yan the highest intensity double-team, not giving him any chance for easy scoring.

Could it work?

Unclear.

At least... the Lakers had to treat Su Yan with this defensive intensity to have a chance.

[Magnetic The Glove], [Mid-range jumper], [Enjoy Smoothness], [Steel Muscles and Iron Bones], [Godspeed], [Spring Man], [Off-ball Movement], and so on.

Su Yan's individual ability was already too powerful.

To some extent, the Lakers couldn't truly contain his scoring, only interfere as much as possible.

One person, two people, even three.

The Lakers had to do this.

"Swish!"

When Su Yan was once again swarmed by three players, he passed to George, who was cutting on the other side, directly attacking the basket.

George's talent was undeniable.

Once he truly charged, it was hard to stop, but... Little Shaq was guarding the paint.

This was the Finals stage.

George was still a bit hesitant to attack.

"Swish!"

After drawing defensive attention, he ultimately chose to pass again, to Curry on the left corner.

He could attack.

But... this pass also had no major