Four Hundred and Seventy-Three: [Cut Feet to Fit Shoes and Chickens and Dogs Ascend to Heaven]

When Zach Randolph released a powerful attack, the inside line formed by JJ Hickson and Varejao immediately appeared vulnerable. After all, what they have to face is Randolph plus Snoopy!

LeBron James tried to open the offense from the perimeter, but tonight... Mo Williams struggled with his touch, and he couldn't quite play his shooting function against Kirk Hinrich. And...he's a ball-handler, he prefers to have the ball in his hands.

But now, LeBron James has taken over the ball.

He attacked from the three position like a commander, and the young rookie James Johnson could only bring him some moderately difficult defenses, but failed to stop him. With Snoopy haunting the lane like a ghost, which made him more of a needle-thrower at the free-throw line, both Mo Williams and Gibson got some shots, but their shots were already denied at the rim.

Both Wesley Matthews and Kirk Hinrich are players with excellent single-defense capabilities.

In quick transitions, the King's plans began to falter. His idea of ​​killing the Knicks at halfcourt became increasingly unrealistic as the point gap quickly narrowed. The Cavaliers' coaching staff is already anxious, and they must now worry about winning or losing. The quick defensive counterattack shown by the Knicks is crazily swallowing up the exuberant self-confidence of the Cleveland people.

No one would have thought that Zach Randolph could run and serve as the Knicks' offensive arrow. His delicate and repeated scoring methods are almost omnipotent in the face of the Cavaliers' rough inside defense!

"Zach Randolph became the decisive factor in the reversal game. Snoopy created the best attack method for him. On the defensive end, Snoopy, Johnson, Matthews and Kirk Hinrich were all playing for Randolph. Dove helps defend, he just needs to run over and use his fat body to stand in position. He is now a super super ace core play." McBrin said: "I can see Snoopy here A huge sacrifice in the locker room turmoil, on the defensive end, he's back at the 4."

"Yes, Snoopy made a lot of concessions. Some offenses he could go directly to the basket, but he chose to pass the ball to Randolph." Reggie Miller added.

Bill Walton on the side said seriously: "Is this not good? Snoopy does a good job of defending and adjusting the rhythm of the game, and Zach Randolph is in charge of offense. This is a very good cooperation."

His statement made Reggie Miller next to him quite critical. He believes that Snoopy is not limited to senior blue-collar workers, and he has the hope of becoming a superstar. Why do you want to be Randolph's personal nanny?

As Matthews received an assist from Doug and scored a layup, the second quarter ended quickly.

5:52.

The Knicks went ahead at halftime,

And it seems...the Cavaliers didn't find a better way to fight back. They were helpless against the hot Zach Randolph, just as Milicic couldn't stop Shaq O'Neal's overwhelming meat wall in the penalty area in the first quarter.

"Hey buddy, be honest. If I sincerely apologize to you, will you vote against it when the trading window opens?"

Randolph, who scored 3 rebounds in the last minute, hugged Snoopy's neck in the player tunnel. His behavior made the fans on both sides very happy, and they were happy to see such a scene.

But Snoopy shook his head seriously: "Dude, I'm not a person who is always in a hurry."

This sentence made Randolph feel a lot of noise. When Britney passed by Britney just now, Britney was even muttering: "Snoopy, I will create a relationship with Taylor Swift for you tonight." Date."

This made Randolph very curious. He also wanted to know what poses Snoopy and Taylor Swift would perform, and whether Taylor Swift would play tricks or soar high notes during exercise.

Now, however, his bigger thought was actually... loss. He really, really enjoyed the last six minutes of the game, but now..., Snoopy's determination is already indicating that the time for him to play this way is officially counting down....

When the two walked into the corner of the player tunnel, they just saw LeBron James on the other side having a heated exchange with the Cavaliers uniform team.

It is not difficult to see from his words that he is depressed by the team's lack of strength on the front line. He believes that the team should introduce a space-type fourth position, at least with the ability to attack independently.

"It sounds like he's fed up with jj Hickson and Varejao's ineffectiveness on the offensive end." Zach Randolph said to Doug: "He should be very envious of you having a teammate who is as full of fire as me. .”

Randolph still wants to imply that Snoopy should cherish himself.

However, he forgot that Snoopy had given him a chance before, and he didn't cherish it.

"So, you want to be traded to Cleveland?"

Doug asked him calmly.

This sentence made Randolph shake his head quickly, he didn't want to go to a small city like Cleveland. And... Now that the whole world knows LeBron James is leaving Cleveland in 200, what is he doing there?

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Bill Walton still said that the Cavaliers are stronger during the intermission, and LeBron James' ability to control the court is far better than the fledgling Snoopy. So, he thought the Knicks would lose the game. And, this will be the beginning of revenge for the Eastern Conference.

However, Reggie Miller made an argument that sparked a group discussion among TV viewers and online fans: "LeBron James is indeed stronger than Snoopy, and the Cleveland Cavaliers are far better on paper than a large number of first- and second-year rookies. Knicks in the main lineup. However, I think the Knicks still have a better chance of winning. The number one reason I came to this conclusion is that Zach Randolph's offensive firepower was unleashed and the Knicks seemed to have found How to keep Randolph in the defensive system."

"Second, and the most important point. Snoopy is very similar to Stephen Nash. They are players who can make their teammates stronger. They can even inspire the undiscovered advantages of their teammates. And in Kerry All I could see in Forlan's lineup was... the players being cut off with sharp knives at the inappropriate flesh and bones of their feet to fit into those gorgeous glass shoes crafted by LeBron."

"I'm not criticizing LeBron. He's still the best small forward in the league today, and he's on his way to a top-10 spot. But, I have to say, he's not giving his teammates Sufficient degrees of freedom. And in this matter, I think Snoopy has done better."

When Reggie Miller said this, McBrin even opened his mouth.

Bill Walton on the side retorted: "This is because Snoopy does not have the ability of a superstar. The real superstars are other players who come to adapt to themselves, not to adapt to others."

There is nothing logically wrong with Bill Walton's remarks.

Reggie Miller's words also have some truth.

So, this sparked a heated discussion.

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