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Chapter 213 Destroying the Blazers (2)

Chapter 213 Destroying the Blazers (2)

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After the Blazers gave up double-teaming Yan Hua, Yan Hua did not feel uncomfortable with the sudden relaxation of defense. Instead, he scored 2+1 consecutively on the offensive end. In just a few minutes, he helped the Kings The lead was extended to 20 points.

Before the halftime game ended, the point difference between the two sides reached 20 points. With the king already on the rise and the Blazers lacking the top scorer, in today's game, the Blazers pulled back the score The hope of the Blazers was already very slim, so before the first half of the game was over, Kenny Smith on the sidelines commentary shook his head and announced the death penalty for the Blazers.

Without Brandon Roy and Greg Oden, the gap in strength between the Blazers and the Kings can already be described as a gap, although in the opening stage, the Blazers double-teamed Yan Hua and emptied Tony A Len, and the strategy of allowing Andre Miller to displace Yan Hua in singles were very successful, but when the Kings replaced Tony Allen with Jrue Holiday, the Blazers double-teamed Yan Hua and went short. The strategy of the King's other players failed completely.

The current failure of the Blazers is not only a gap in overall strength, but also a failure in tactics and strategy. As long as one of these two situations occurs, any team will fall into a disadvantageous situation, let alone the Blazers. The situation has been met, so the only way to wait for the pioneers is failure.

Therefore, when the game ended amidst the crazy shouts and cheers of the Kings fans, the Trail Blazers, who were still fighting the Kings at the beginning of the game, lost to the Kings by more than 20 points. The final score was 82 to 105. In the first game of the series, the Kings beat the Blazers by 23 points at home. If it hadn’t been for the fourth quarter, the Kings’ starting players would all be off the field. Today’s game is for the Blazers Definitely lose worse.

The Blazers will lose, which is something that everyone can predict in advance, but the Blazers will lose so badly, which is beyond the expectations of almost everyone.

Although there is no Brandon Roy or Greg Oden, the Blazers still have the best new generation power forward in the league today, LaMarcus Aldridge, and the best defensive player , multi-time shot-blocking champion Marcus Camby, star guard Andre Miller at his prime, and outstanding role players like Nicolas Batum, Rudy Fernandez, and Martell Webster , the Blazers composed of these players, even if they can't complete the miracle of the next gram on the King, they can still beat the King a few tricks. Crashed.

"Brandon, what's the matter with you?" Greg Oden, who was sitting on the bench after the whistle sounded at the end of the game, saw the expression on the face of Brandon Roy sitting next to him. His expression was a little weird, as if he was thinking about something difficult.

"I'm fine, Greg." After hearing Greg Oden's inquiry, Brandon Roy shook his head towards Oden, indicating that he had no problem.

Although Brandon Roy has basically missed the playoffs due to a knee injury, but before the start of this game, Brandon Roy followed the team very resolutely to Sacramento, Brandon -The reason why Roy did this is not only to cheer for his teammates, but also a very important point, that is, Brandon Roy still has a glimmer of hope for the result of this round of the series, He hopes that his teammates can complete the miracle that the Kings accomplished last season in Sacramento.

Although the Kings are second in the Western Conference and the Trail Blazers are seventh in the Western Conference, in Brandon Roy's view, the ranking in the regular season does not mean anything, and whether there is home court advantage is not an absolute factor in determining the outcome of the series. After all In the Western Conference in recent seasons, it has been commonplace to go down the gram. In the playoffs last season, among the four matchups in the first round, three of the matchups were under the gram, and the Blazers were one of them.

So although the outside world is not optimistic about the Blazers, even the Blazers themselves have little confidence in themselves, but Brandon Roy, as the leader of the team, has always held hope for this round of the series. Before the start of the game, Boost the morale of teammates in the locker room, and sit on the sidelines to cheer for teammates after the game starts.

But the result of this game made Brandon Roy realize the huge gap between the Blazers and the Kings, and realized that hope may eventually turn into disappointment.

"No, we can't just go back to Portland like this! We can't just lose the series like this!" Just as the Blazers players on the court drooped their heads and walked off the court dejectedly, Brandon, who was sitting on the sidelines- Roy, dragging his right leg that hadn't completely healed, stood up from his seat, walked to the sidelines, and high-fived the Blazers players who were leaving the field.

In today's game, the Trail Blazers lost miserably. The main center Marcus Camby made 6 fouls, and the backup centers Joel Pulzbila and Lamarcus Aldridge also received 4 draws and 5 draws respectively. 28 fouls, the number of fouls by the Blazers was as many as [-] times in the whole game, but so many fouls still couldn't stop the king, it is too much to say, in today's game, the Blazers even lost their underwear .

And this situation, this result, will definitely hit the fighting spirit and morale of all the Blazers players. They have tried every means, all means, and all their abilities, but what greeted them was Is there anything more devastating than a fiasco?

Therefore, whether it is the rotation players who are off the field or the main players who are already sitting on the bench, after the game, the emotions shown are all very negative, and Bu Landon Roy wanted to stand up and stop this negative atmosphere from spreading.

And as the leader of the Trail Blazers, Brandon Roy is also very clear that under such circumstances, everyone in the Trail Blazers can sink and lose their fighting spirit, but as the core and leader of the team, Brandon Roy -Roy can't lose his fighting spirit and become negative, even though he can only sit on the sidelines and can't play.

Because once even Brandon Roy, the team leader, loses his fighting spirit and hope, the Blazers will still lose miserably in the next few games.

(End of this chapter)