thing! Sun can help you win the only championship!”
Smith frantically set a trap for Barkley.
“Isn’t it just a Ferrari? I’ll give it to you!”
Buckley agreed by slapping the table.
This move surprised Smith, which was not like Barkley.
“I know you are a man of your word, and I look forward to hearing from you.”
Usually the commentator is Barkley trying to trick him, but this time he finally came back.
While they were chatting, the warm-up was completed and the opening ceremony began.
The Lakers were behind as the home team, and when Sun Hao was introduced, the cheers were so loud that it seemed like they could lift the ceiling.
The new king of Los Angeles, unparalleled in popularity.
Sun Hao smiled and waved to greet the audience.
Sometimes I have to admit that most of the things a big city like Los Angeles has are completely incomparable to other cities.
After the opening ceremony, the starting lineup of the two teams came on stage one after another.
For the Spurs, Popovich still starts with Ginobili, Parker, Ginobili, Bowen, Duncan and Nesterovich.
For the Lakers, Jackson also uses the regular starting lineup, Sun Hao, Finley, Ariza, Walker and O’Neal.
There was a whistle on the court, and Duncan moved the ball back to the Spurs half, officially kicking off the game.
The Spurs’ opening was a little different from the past. The offense did not start from Parker and Ginobili, but Duncan went directly to the low post to ask for the ball.
After the ball went in, Duncan started to hit Walker with his back.
Walker stuck out his big butt and lowered his weight to push against Duncan.
After Duncan’s beautiful footwork, he turned around and hit the board with his signature 45° shot.
“Bang!”
The ball hit the backboard accurately and bounced into the net bag.
The Spurs came out on top.
Looking back, O’Neal also received the ball inside and singled out Nesterovich.
In a copy round, O’Neal pressed Nesterovich’s turning hook and sent the ball into the basket.
The offense from both sides felt good in the opening game and looked unchanged from last season.
Duncan, inside, continued to back up Walker with the ball.
Walker suffered a loss in the last round and did not try to hard-top this round.
But when you are hard, Duncan is soft, and when you are soft, Duncan is hard.
A hard back hit, Walker was pushed out of his defensive position, Duncan took advantage of the situation and turned around to wipe the board and score again!
“Stone Buddha” scored 4 points in a row in the opening game!
And after two rounds, a very intuitive feeling is: Walker can’t guard Duncan.
This is also normal.
In fact, for all-around forwards such as Walker and Odom, small forward is the most suitable position for them due to their height.
As for why they swung to play power forward, the reason is also very simple. As they get older, they can’t keep up with their speed, and their bodies have begun to gain weight.
If you observe this type of players in history, you will find that this is the c