"Settle down, settle down. Let's run our offense properly."
It was the San Antonio Spurs' turn to inbound again. The ball went to Tony Parker, who shouted to his teammates as he dribbled across midcourt.
Tony Parker skillfully brought the ball to the top of the arc. His right hand deftly controlled the ball while his left waved through the air, giving his teammates clear instructions.
At that moment, Tim Duncan charged out of the paint like a beast. At the same time, Kawhi Leonard cut swiftly into the low post like lightning, trying to seize a favorable offensive position.
Tony Parker's sharp eyes instantly caught the change in the situation on the court.
With a flick of his wrist, he sent the ball precisely into the hands of Tim Duncan, who had just run out from the paint.
After catching the ball, Tim Duncan immediately looked around for the best passing opportunity and target.
He saw Kawhi Leonard battling for position inside, but Goodwin, the opposing defender, was watching Leonard like a hungry wolf, giving him no easy chance to receive the ball.
Seeing this, Tim Duncan changed his passing strategy without hesitation.
With a slight turn of his wrist, the ball seemed to have eyes as it quickly flew into the hands of Danny Green, who had already run to the top of the arc.
The instant he completed the pass, Tim Duncan flashed over beside Kawhi Leonard, using his powerful body to build a solid barrier for him.
Although Goodwin had been completely focused on defending Kawhi Leonard, Tim Duncan's sudden screen still affected him slightly.
In that brief delay, Kawhi Leonard successfully received the ball from Danny Green.
Kawhi Leonard secretly rejoiced. He knew this was a perfect opportunity to drive.
So he pushed off with