Even Though Only One Person Is Scoring, I Can't Help But Feel Anxious!

One more round.

Su Yan defended Kobe Bryant on the perimeter, and seeing the situation, Paul decisively threw a lob pass to the paint.

He could have taken on Curry one-on-one, but... to completely eliminate the possibility of Su Yan helping with the defense.

He let Bynum attack in the paint.

"Bang bang bang!"

He and Bynum grappled fiercely, almost to the point of a wrestling match.

Crucially...

The referee even allowed such physical play.

Bynum engaged in another extremely heavy collision, pushing Chandler aside, and was about to attack the basket?!

That was the situation.

But... the continuous, excessive physical contact in a short period made Bynum's balance unstable. He forced a shot at the basket, but missed.

However, "Little Shaq" was still strong, grabbing his own rebound and securing it. Just as he was about to go for a second shot.

He caught a glimpse out of the corner of his eye.

Su Yan was right there. Without hesitation, he passed the ball, even though he had a decent chance for a second attempt at the basket.

But he still didn't attack, giving no opening, completely avoiding Su Yan to go for the score.

He threw it out.

Artest's three-point shot?!

He shot it decisively.

"Swish!"

It went in.

In just two possessions, everyone understood. The Lakers were determined to avoid Su Yan's offense tonight.

They were acting cowardly.

But... this was indeed the correct game pace.

If the goal was to win, the Lakers playing like this was very correct.

On the defensive end, when Su Yan had the ball, Kobe and Artest guarded him tightly.

At the same time...

Paul was watching Curry, not giving him an easy chance to score.

Humphries was watching George's cuts, and Bynum was tangled with Chandler in the paint.

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