Chapter 798: Don't want to cause trouble, don't want to cause trouble, don't want to cause trouble!

"Haha..."

Barkley laughed, "The transformed Bulls, the evolved Su Yan.

Their combined strength is already in a state that the current Pistons cannot compete with at all."

"Yes."

Kenny Smith agreed, "The Pistons' greatest strength is defense.

And tonight the Bulls are attacking very casually, and many of them are outside three-point attacks, which is not a very conventional way of attacking.

However... their shooting percentage tonight is quite considerable, and even JR Smith and Korver on the bench have three-pointers.

A three-pointer is one point more than a two-pointer.

When the shooting percentage climbs, it's really scary.

So much so that... the Pistons' offense, which isn't very fierce, cannot withstand the Bulls' three-point rain!

This makes the game look like the Bulls are casually pressing the 'Pistons Five' and beating them!

Fortunately... there are still two quarters left, and a 14-point gap is not impossible to chase; let's see what adjustments both teams make in the second half!"

The commentator said.

The shouting in the arena remained very high.

The home Bulls fans didn't have any good feelings toward the Pistons either, and seeing their team casually pressing the Pistons and beating them, everyone was very happy.

It felt very refreshing.

Before long.

Halftime ended.

The second-half duel between the two sides arrived.

Hamilton pushed the ball, facing Su Yan's defense, looking for an offensive opportunity.

No.

An opportunity for a screen offense.

But then Hamilton discovered that Su Yan didn't seem to be defending very seriously, even giving him half a shooting space.

Of course.

Even with such a direct shot, Su Yan's defensive talent would still provide considerable interference.

But if he opened up a little more distance while dribbling, he could definitely shoot.

Hamilton's eyes narrowed; he faked a step to the left, moved horizontally, and jumped to shoot.

Su Yan followed to block, not fully serious, symbolically providing some defensive pressure.

The result?!

"Clang!"

Hamilton, having messed up his own rhythm, failed to hit this shot.

The key... he felt that Su Yan had provided enough defensive pressure, which caused his shot to be off.

But after a few offensive and defensive possessions, he discovered that Su Yan hadn't been defending seriously at all; it was all his own fear.

Hamilton was immediately both ashamed and angry.