Chapter 566: Slaughter! Sweep! The dominance of the

The next day.

8:00 PM.

The duel between the Pacers and the Pistons arrived.

The Pistons, who narrowly lost last time, had "Five Tigers" who were all fierce; this game... the defense was even tighter.

It was completely life-or-death defense.

It was completely crazy defense that hurt the enemy by 1000 and oneself by 800.

Even though the Pacers were also a strong defensive team, looking at the desperate "Bad Boys 2.0," they all felt a massive headache.

"Bang bang bang!"

One physical fight after another, one intense confrontation after another, one sweat-drenched moment after another.

Intense.

This game was too exciting.

"Ahhh!"

Jermaine O'Neal was hit very uncomfortably by Ben Wallace, "Are these guys playing too desperately?!"

"Damn!"

The returning Reggie Miller also cursed, "No technique, all physical fighting; playing against this group of Pistons guys is really tiring."

"Hard to handle!"

Artest, who had always liked confrontation and advocated for it, was panting and had a headache after playing three quarters, "These bastards from the Pistons are playing with their lives."

Intense confrontation, the Pacers were miserable.

However.

The Pacers, possessing Artest and Jermaine O'Neal, had defense just as strong as the Nets, and the Nets were also very tired and in pain.

In this situation.

What is the winning point?!

Rim protection and offense.

That's right.

When the defense is not much different, whoever can withstand high-intensity defense and still hit the basketball to complete the finish.

That side has a better chance of winning.

"Rasheed Wallace + "Big Ben" Ben Wallace.

The Pistons' two "jet warriors," desperately guarding the paint, using physical fighting to protect the rim time and again.

Creating more offense for their teammates.

Billups + Hamilton, both had unlimited firing rights on the perimeter, and both also possessed a certain degree of perimeter shooting ability.

Looking at the Pacers.

When the intensity went up, there weren't many points that could truly shoot on the perimeter; they relied more on attacking the rim to score.

In this way.

The Pistons won by a thread on defense.