Four Hundred and Thirteen: Pay Attention to the Foul Numbers

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Just a few rounds into the game, Ronnie Brewer committed two fouls. Although J.R. Smith was the Knicks' sixth man, he actually played more minutes than Brewer.

But the starting shooting guard is so passively sitting on the bench, which must also have an impact on the Knicks.

"Are their emotions okay? Do you want to call a timeout to adjust." Off the court, Grizzlies assistant coach Elston Turner reminded next to Stevens.

Stevens was also worried about the players' emotions at first, but when he found out that Ringo and Randolph were premeditated and planned to wreak havoc, he sat back on the bench with confidence.

"It's not us, it's the Knicks. If we pause now, we're calling the Knicks a timeout. I trust them, they'll take care of everything." Stevens waved, Link Not an impulsive player.

The game continued, and J.R. Smith was very, very active when he came on the court. After a series of lows in the Nuggets and China, J.R. followed in Anthony's footsteps to New York.

Just when people thought J.R. was going to mess up the Knicks locker room, Smith unexpectedly got along well with the serious coach Mike Woodson.

With Anthony as an old friend, J.R. had a great time playing in the Knicks.

J.R. Smith is not an off-ball shooter now, but a single-hander with the ball. During this period, J.R. Le Zhong played all kinds of key balls, lore balls, all kinds of folding levers, dunks, and butterfly steps.

The Knicks' offense actually became two when J.R. came on the court. But in basketball games, whoever has more offensive points will not be able to win.

This time, Raymond Felton obviously got rid of Iguodala and had a shot.

But Anthony chose to pass the ball to his more trusted J.R. Smith, who seemed to be very relaxed with the ball facing Link's defense.

Klink did not have any reservations with J.R., and as soon as Smith received the ball, Link rudely posted it.

He knew that J.R. Smith didn't like physical confrontation, so give him physical confrontation!

Smith was really fiery when faced with confrontation, and his skills couldn't be played out either.

Ultimately, J.R. opted for a pull-up jumper after rushing out. This guy's shot selection has always been a mystery.

Link put his hand in front of J.R. for the first time, and he was seriously disturbed!

In a situation like this, J.R. Smith shoots hard! Those offensive skills of J.R. Smith do not work at all in a strong confrontation!

Against this kind of nerve knife, Link has a lot of experience.

The Knicks offense failed again, and now, Conley is starting to play steadily.

The Knicks are in a hurry, but the Grizzlies can't.

The young but steady point guard pressed the rhythm and calmed Link and Randolph. They are now more focused on their goals - to stimulate the Knicks while playing their own basketball!

After Ronnie Brewer went off the court, the Knicks' defense was problematic. Being too short on the outside is a dilemma that Mike Woodson has to face.

Kidd, who is 1.93 meters, has to face Iguodala, who is 1.98 meters.

J.R., who is 1.98 meters, has to face Link, who is 2.03 meters. Not to mention that Felton, another outside line of the Knicks, is only 1.85 meters. Anyone who hits him in a dislocation will have an absolute advantage.

Soon, the Grizzlies made a big fuss about their perimeter height advantage.

Linkla caught the defense in the corner, and Iguodala and Conley handed off. As a result, Felton had to be well positioned to guard Iguodala...

Then, Iguodala made a mid-range jumper, and Felton couldn't interfere at all. Iguodala is more than just a defensive player, his shooting is still quite threatening.

basketball again,

The Grizzlies tied the game.

The more the Grizzlies score, the quicker the Knicks get. After all, who wants their advantage to go away like that?

After that, the Knicks' moves got bigger and bigger.

Dark elbows, trash talk, bumps, tugs, whistles...they're all over the game.

When it was time for the rotation, after the Knicks put "Roaring God" Rasheed Wallace on the court, the scene was even more "lively".

Randolph lost two fouls, and Anthony also had two fouls after Brewer, and he came off early.

In this way, after the first quarter of the two sides, the score became 29 to 25. The Memphis Grizzlies temporarily led by 4 points, and the game entered the intermission.

"It was so intense, it was a hand-to-hand fight. It was obvious that the two teams with the best records in the league were hungry for this victory. So the intensity of the game was terrifying. I hope the referee can measure it well, not It's better to let it get out of hand." Hubby Brown wants it not to get out of hand, but the players in the game don't think so.

"In the second quarter of the game, strengthen the breakthrough!" Stevens did not waste time. After the players sat down, he immediately stated his strategy for the second quarter.

"The other side is rude and impatient, and they move a lot. So in the second quarter, I need you to kill more insiders and force them to foul! In the first quarter, Brewer and Anthony both fouled twice, which has disrupted It's their plan! Of course, we have to calm ourselves. Especially you Zach, you have fouled twice, pay attention to my movements!"

Stevens isn't intimidated by toughness, which certainly brings him closer to the Grizzlies.

"Finally, I want to say, protect yourself! Dangerous moves, don't try them. They move a lot, we make them pay, it's as simple as that. Don't pay for yourself. Okay, go, We can get them, we've got the upper hand, one two three, Grizzlies!"

The inter-season break was very short, and some players played again before their sweat was dry.

Rasheed Wallace was one of them. He came off the bench in the first quarter, but became a starter in the second quarter. After all, Anthony has already fouled twice, and Mike Woodson can no longer risk letting him stand at the 4th position.

So, the 38-year-old "Roaring Tianzun" was ordered to work with Tyson Chandler on the inside.

Link has never taken his eyes off Wallace since he came on the court. Speaking of the Knicks, there are quite a few old antiques. In addition to Rashid, there are also Kurt Thomas, Prigioni and other post-70s generation. It is indeed the team with the oldest average age this season.

These venerables bring big game experience to the Knicks, but of course, there are downsides.

As soon as the Knicks came up in the second quarter, Anthony succeeded in the shot on Iguodala's head. To be honest, Link felt that Anthony was actually more comfortable playing at the 3.

In this case, let Anthony go back to the 4th position as soon as possible!

The score was forced to close to two points, but the Grizzlies were in no hurry. Next, they're going to start executing Stevens' strategy.

In order to protect Anthony, Mike Woodson still used J.R. to guard Link on the defensive end. J.R. is also the kind of guy who can do a good job of defense, but often gets distracted.

Faced with Link this time, J.R. took his defense very seriously. In the face of Randolph's pick-and-roll, J.R. chose to go around hard and didn't step back to give Link space to shoot.

Seeing Smith defending so hard, Mike Woodson couldn't say how happy he was.

But it didn't take long for Woodson to see Link leaning on J.R. into the inside! Link's breakthrough was very decisive, and he must have planned to do so!

J.R. was afraid of Link's pull-up jumper, so he didn't dare to charge too hard. In this way, Link easily entered the penalty area. At this time, it was Rasheed Wallace who was defending Link's side!

He is Link's target!

Wallace was known for his brutality, but Link had no fear! You are 38 years old, can you compare to when you were 28?

"Stinky boy, you're really fat!" Wallace was not a fuel-efficient lamp either. Seeing that Link dared to challenge himself, he actively jumped up and planned to seal it!

But Wallace was just taking off when his body began to fall! At 38 years old, he is no longer the "Roaring Heavenly Venerate" who can send out 6 blocks in a single game!

Link pressed Wallace's head in the air and made an easy layup. But Wallace is not the kind of person who is willing to watch the opponent score, and he pushes unwillingly, causing Link to fall to the ground.

This is good. With a 2-point goal, Rasheed Wallace has to turn him into a 3-pointer.

The referee's whistle blew, Wallace fouled defensively, Link stood at the free throw line and got a chance to play 2+1! Stevens shook his fist excitedly. Link's tactical execution ability is really strong. If he says kill, he will kill!

Tianzun did not refute, but just lamented the ruthlessness of the years. Now, being bullied by this kid...

And Mike Woodson is nervous. If Wallace also gets off the court because of too many fouls, then Anthony will have to go back to the 4th position, then...

The Memphis Grizzlies are gradually taking control of the game under Link's superb execution.