One Thousand One Hundred and Three: I Listen to You, Boss.

Zaza Pachulia re-entered the court after the timeout, feeling extremely nervous.

Because he had just entered the stage, he noticed that Link was staring at him with evil intentions.

The one who comes is not good.

"Zach." Looking at Pachulia, Link called next to Randolph.

"how?"

"If you mismatch Pachulia, remember to give him some color."

"Oh, okay, I wish I could have asked for it." Randolph smiled and geared up.

"Hey, how long has it been since we teamed up to win a game together?"

"It's been a while. I'm old after all, Link." Randolph shook his head. He felt that he hadn't played as a main force for a long time since he was reimbursed for the season two years ago.

"Then let's do it again today."

"Okay, I'll listen to you, boss."

This is the first time Randolph calls Link boss.

The game restarted, and the Warriors had no choice but to replace Pachulia. Before the game, Kerr never imagined that he would make a substitution for a mere senile Randolph.

However, the difference between the Warriors and the Grizzlies in the fourth quarter is not just as simple as Randolph.

On the first attack after returning from the timeout, the Warriors' rhythm was obviously not that fast.

Although Livingston was only replaced by Pachulia, the impact on the entire offensive rhythm was still huge.

Durant was a little anxious on this shot. He just got rid of Link a little distance through an off-ball screen, and then he caught the ball and shot directly!

However, this distance is still within Link's defensive range. He stretched out his long arms and turned Durant's open shot into a interference shot.

The Warriors' offense failed again, and their smooth coordination in the third quarter has basically disappeared.

Durant was eager to equalize the score, but haste made waste.

On the other hand, although the Grizzlies' tactics are not as complicated as the Warriors,

But he is very tough and patient in his strict screening, running and passing.

Without a chance, Link and his teammates would not rush for a shot. I would rather give the ball to Conley and organize it again, and there will be no hasty shots.

For those who didn’t know, I thought it was the Warriors who fell behind by 6 points in the fourth quarter.

The Grizzlies' steady offense finally allowed Link to find an open three-point opportunity in the last 5 seconds of the 24-second attack time.

Link's reverse run on this ball was a stroke of genius, knocking Durant into the paint.

When he ran in after him, he realized that Link had already ducked outside the three-point line.

Jokic sent the ball out in the low post, and Link shot.

The next second, all Warriors fans closed their eyes.

Link hit a three-pointer, and the point difference was only three points!

"Nice attack, Link is so calm!"

"Yes, after all, he has experienced countless such moments."

Durant's impatience in key rounds was in sharp contrast to Link's composure. In fact, this was not the first time the Warriors overturned at a critical moment in a key game.

They are really good and most games don't have to go into the fourth quarter.

But when the problem has not been solved in the fourth quarter, the Warriors' finishing ability is not as strong as everyone thought.

Subsequently, the Warriors made another pass error.

As always, as a team that relies heavily on passing, the Warriors' turnover rate has always been high.

But mistakes at critical moments are two different things from mistakes that were innocuous before.

Curry's pass to Thompson was predicted and successfully intercepted by Wade. After getting the ball, Wade did not immediately make a long pass or advance quickly.

Instead, he made a few downward gestures on the spot and continued to press the rhythm.

The Warriors players felt so uncomfortable, as if horses that were used to running freely were imprisoned in a zoo.

Conley moved forward unhurriedly. At this time, the point difference was only 3 points, and a 16-point reversal was close at hand!

Cole frowned.

If Link plays like No Man's Land again in the second quarter, the Warriors will be in really bad shape.

Another thing that makes the Grizzlies better than the Warriors at critical moments is that they almost never make mistakes.

Statistics show that when the Grizzlies fall behind in the fourth quarter this season, they only make an average of 1.2 turnovers in this quarter!

This is a very exaggerated number.

And the Warriors’ numbers on this data

The Grizzlies conduct the ball very carefully, because no mistakes not only mean scoring opportunities, but also mean that they will not give the opponent a chance to counterattack.

Link attracted the attention of most of the Warriors by running without the ball, but at this moment, Wade suddenly reached the basket with the ball.

He forced a layup against the busy Pachulia, and did not forget to give the Georgian a hidden elbow in the air.

"Bang!"

"Fuck!" Pachulia was secretly pushed in the air, and it was painful!

After the basketball hit the net, Pachulia suffered a loss and was called for a defensive foul!

Wade turned around and winked at Link.

It seems that "The Flash" also understands Link's heart very well.

When Wade stepped to the free throw line, the entire Oracle Arena was shaking. After all, if Wade makes a free throw, the score will be tied.

However, Wade's free throw percentage this season is the second-highest in his career at 79.5%.

Although the interference was huge, Wade still put the ball into the frame steadily.

At that moment, I don’t know how many fans who were watching the game on TV were cheering.

The score was equalized, and Link had to teach the team a lesson again!

Don't think that a 16-point lead is a sure thing. As the same saying goes, if Link doesn't fall, nothing is final!

How silent Warriors fans are at this time, how happy other fans are.

"KD, where's my double return package?" After Wade hit the free throw, Link didn't forget to share his joy with his "old friend" Durant.

Of course, Durant just became very angry.

The game is getting closer and closer to the end, and the Warriors are getting less and less good at playing. Outside the three-point line, they frequently hit the iron when the opportunities were not very good.

Within the three-point line, even with Randolph and Jokic there, they cannot be violated.

The most pitiful person is Pachulia. Whenever there is something like grabbing a rebound, he gets nervous.

Because he couldn't predict whether what was waiting for him was a rebound or someone's hidden elbow.

Wade, Randolph and Link have all taken turns giving him a taste of the iron elbow.

Three minutes before the end of the game, when Stephen Curry's three-point shot missed the frame, Pachulia just got a chance to grab an offensive rebound.

Because Conley was passed just now, it was Jokic who blocked Curry's shot. After completing the block, it was impossible for Jokic to rush back to grab the rebound so quickly.

This is Pachulia's best chance!

But as soon as Pachulia jumped up, he regretted it. So he found that Link also jumped with him!

"Fuck!" What Pachulia was thinking about now was not rebounding at all, but how to protect himself.

Before Pachulia even finished saying "fuck", he felt a sharp pain in his ribs.

Looking down, Link's elbow was indeed raised!

He meant what he said, and he didn't make it easy for Pachulia in the game. Pachulia might be able to get away with the product, but not Link!

In order to let the referee see the true image, Pachulia deliberately leaned back in an exaggerated manner and fell to the ground.

The referee didn't realize what was going on, but Link learned what he was doing. After landing, he pretended to be tripped by Pachulia, and then lay down on Pachulia!

"boom!"

The moment Link fell, he secretly stretched out his elbow, and all the weight of Link's body rested on this iron elbow!

"Bang!" Link only heard the sound of the collision between bones. As for whether Pachulia was okay, it was none of Link's business.

Sour and refreshing!

Seeing both of them falling down, the referee had nothing to complain about and treated it as a normal confrontation.

The losses that Gasol and Jokic suffered at the beginning have now been returned to Pachulia!

Link quickly climbed up from the ground and continued to participate in the attack.

Pachulia covered her chest in pain. He felt that if he continued like this, his ribs would be broken sooner or later!

Everyone is working on his ribs, what kind of hooligan team is this!

Is there any royal law?

Pachulia was lying on the ground in pain and was unable to return to defense, giving the Grizzlies a 5-on-4 opportunity.

Rilinke was not stingy. He very selflessly sent the ball to Randolph who came from behind during the breakthrough process.

The fat "Big Black Bear" rarely jumped up and dunked with both hands, smashing the basketball into the frame.

After this attack, the Warriors were already 8 points behind the Grizzlies!

With two more points, the Warriors would be trailing by double digits with less than three minutes left in the game.

Everyone knows that the Warriors must score a goal and defend an attack now, but knowing and being able to execute are two different things.

On the next attack, the Warriors struck again outside the three-point line.

Until now in the entire fourth quarter, the Warriors have not recorded a hit from beyond the three-point line!

Their offensive efficiency in the fourth quarter was appallingly inefficient.

This time, when the Warriors players were still trying to grab offensive rebounds, the Grizzlies suddenly changed their rhythm!

Jokic grabbed the defensive rebound and suddenly made a long pass from the backcourt for a quick counterattack!

Throughout the fourth quarter, the Grizzlies basically fought against the Warriors at a slow pace.

Therefore, the Warriors now dare not retreat in time to grab offensive rebounds.

But this time Link's sudden impact caught the warrior by surprise.

When he sprinted to the Warriors half, Curry was the only Warrior player to cross the midcourt line.

But Curry couldn't do anything about it. The only thing he could do was watch Link perform a wonderful two-hand behind-the-back dunk.

"Ten points, the Grizzlies successfully expanded the point difference to ten points! This is a great reversal. Link and Zach will soon turn the Grizzlies into victory!"

After landing, Link pointed to the championship pennant in the Nail Bone Arena, and then made a tearing motion!

From now on, no one can stop him from achieving his plan.

Even the Golden State Warriors have to step aside this year!

Cole once again called a halt to the game in despair, and the Warriors were once again reversed in the final quarter.

And Durant's double return will soon become the biggest laughing stock during this period.

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