I am so Accurate

Despite its flaws, in the end it was Ni Yong’s final showdown!

That's more stars than any year in the past.

The Warriors have four All-Stars and the Knicks have three All-Stars.

Taken together, this is the strongest finals in the history of summoning 7 All-Stars.

And among these "Seven Dragon Balls", five are directly historical giants.

This finals can be called the All-Star Finals with a prefix!

The attention this final has received is unprecedented.

I have to mention the NFL next door.

After Adam Mosaic went to the NFL, in order to improve the enjoyment of the NFL, he carried out a series of advanced reforms, such as tightening the foul scale for higher scores.

After the players protested, they took advantage of the league's salary conflict and firmly stood on the side of the bosses, winning support from the management.

Of course, the most important thing is that he helped the NFL negotiate a sky-high broadcast contract, which ultimately helped him succeed and become the president of the NFL.

Then, he continued to implement his series of reform measures, causing fans to complain and make a mess.

After so many years, the NFL's ratings in the United States are no longer as good as basketball.

Therefore, this level of NBA Finals is the most watched game in the United States this year.

Of course, including China, this is the NBA finals with the highest global attention in history.

The peak showdown is highly anticipated.

Before the finals started, the Knicks added another wave of heat to the finals.

This wave of heat comes from Camby's output.

Oden's injury had a big impact on the Finals matchup.

The biggest aspect is naturally the comparison of internal strength between the two sides.

The Warriors mainly play a small ball lineup, so the inside configuration is not strong.

After Oden was injured, only Hayes and Chris Anderson were left on the bench. Neither of them has the ability to start in the playoffs, let alone the finals.

The biggest beneficiary of this wave is naturally Camby, the Knicks' starting center.

New York reporters also grasped this point and specially interviewed Camby before the game.

One of the questions asked was about why Camby chose the Knicks.

Prior to this, this issue had basically been concluded.

Because Camby worked with James for several seasons in the Nuggets!

Old teammates, and with a basic salary, most of this wave of assists come from James.

But Canby's answer was unexpected.

"I think the Knicks are the team with the best chance to win the championship. You know when I reach this age, many opinions have changed. The only motivation for me to join the team is the championship."

New York fans were happy to hear this answer, but Warriors fans were unhappy.

Because this is tantamount to saying that the Warriors are not as good as the Knicks!

Especially this wave of comments before the finals, the topic is full of topics.

Fans from both sides have already started to attack each other on social media.

In addition to this wave, ESPN also conducted a wave of surveys on the championship before the start of the finals as in previous years.

According to survey data, the Knicks received 47% support, which was higher than the 41% support the Warriors received.

A team with 74 wins is not favored in the finals. I am afraid no one will believe it.

But this also just illustrates the impact of Oden's injury on the Finals.

Before the finals started, the Warriors were also a little worried.

Durant talked about this matter with Sun Hao during the warm-up training before the game.

"Should we suggest to Tang that we just use a smaller lineup?"

Durant is also worried, but he has given it a lot of thought.

Sun Hao nodded, this is indeed a way.

“But I’m worried that we’re going to suffer a little bit defensively.”

Durant continued.

Sun Hao was stunned for a moment, glanced at Durant, and then knew what he was worried about.

This is because Ibaka will be suppressed by Camby.

"You still don't know Marcus well enough."

Sun Hao said with a smile.

Camby is actually an interesting player.

In history, Noah has been selected to the defensive first team and the best defensive player. In the long years since then, he has been complained by fans as the most popular first team and dpoy.

But in fact, it was because the Internet was developed at that time and information spread quickly.

Before that, the most prestigious name had always belonged to Marcus Camby.

Camby is the kind of person who, at one glance at the data, would think he was one of the best center candidates in history, but when you look at the game, you can't help but want to curse him.

What is a data brush? This guy is the most typical representative.

It's not that he's not capable, Camby's ability at his peak isn't too bad.

But he brushed for the sake of brushing, because he knew that in his era, data represented big contracts.

He did get the big contract he wanted, but in the end he couldn't escape the fate of being sold cheaply.

In the history of the NBA, you simply cannot find another player like this who averaged 9.1 points, 13.1 rebounds and 3.6 blocks per game in the previous season. The player who had just set various career records was traded away the next year. The bargaining chip for him was just a second-round pick.

If you brush this kind of thing too much, it will actually become a "passive skill".

This is true for Camby in history, and so is Westbrook.

When you really want to stop brushing and fight, you find that you can't go back.

So if you want to say that the 36-year-old Camby suddenly changed his ways and became a defensive barrier, it would be a bit fanciful.

One of the most direct statistics is that Camby's statistics in the Knicks are still good, but his playing time is only a little over 20 minutes.

It's not that his physical fitness is not good. Reasonable distribution of physical fitness is an essential skill for a brush.

But Spoelstra knows the game, and it took him just one season to know what kind of player Camby is.

But there is no way, the Knicks have no other insiders available.

It's like we're already married and we're just getting along, can we still get divorced?

Durant, of course, doesn't know this very well.

He has not been in the league for a long time, and he has not played against Camby many times, and his style of play does not play much inside.

"Play more inside and you'll know."

There is no way to explain this kind of thing, and Sun Hao can only tell Durant to test the truth with practice.

Amid a wave of enthusiasm, on June 6, the finals that fans were looking forward to officially kicked off.

The Oracle Arena was fully occupied, and even the large LED screen outside the arena was crowded with people.

At the same time, as far away as Madison Square Garden on the East Coast, the arena was also packed after it opened.

This is the first time in the history of the NBA that away stadiums have directly launched full-screen LED stadium live broadcasts.

This prosperous time is unprecedented.

"What we are about to witness is the greatest finals in NBA history!"

Even at the commentary box, Barkley's face was glowing and he was excited.

When the lights dimmed and the familiar "unstoppable" music sounded, the Oracle Arena was already boiling uncontrollably.

The Warriors' previous documentary "Warriors 74-8" set a relatively big flag, but I have to say that the response was quite large.

Especially the ending song used in the documentary is the song "unstoppable", which completely ignited the passion in the hearts of Warriors fans.

Now this song is a natural adrenaline trigger.

Especially the moment when Sun Hao finally appeared on the court, I could feel that many Warriors fans at the scene had entered a state of madness.

The greatest basketball player in NBA history!

After the opening ceremony, the starting lineups of the two teams were also announced.

Knicks: Wade, Paul George, Anthony, James, Camby.

Warriors: Curry, Sun Hao, Durant, Ibaka, Chris Anderson.

Nelson did not directly let Ibaka play the five position as Durant said.

It is difficult to win this round of the finals as easily as before. The first game was more of a test.

Amid the cheers of the fans, Anderson jumped high and returned the ball to the Warriors' half, officially kicking off the finals.

Curry advanced with the ball, and when he reached the frontcourt, he gave the ball directly to Sun Hao, and then ran to one side to create space.

Although he plays a point guard, his technical characteristics and physical confrontation ability make it difficult for him to control the ball and organize offense like a traditional defender, especially when facing a pressing defender like Wade.

After Sun Hao held the ball, Anderson immediately mentioned playing a pick-and-roll in the high post.

Camby is a former teammate of James, and Anderson is also a former teammate of Sun Hao during the Lakers.

Although it was temporarily brought up to replace Oden, there is no shortage of tacit understanding.

The Knicks' strategy is to switch and then help defend on the weak side.

This idea is the Knicks' consistent idea. With James' strong defensive ability, it is more than enough to deal with ordinary pick-and-roll tactics.

However, Sun Hao's breakthrough rhythm is very strong, and his first step is quick, so James' help defense is a little too late.

But that's not the key issue. The key is that Camby gave in after a confrontation!

After giving up, he did not give up the pursuit and kept his eyes on Sun Hao's shoulder. It seemed that he was preparing to give Sun Hao a big hit!

However, Sun Hao would not be the best player in the league if he was blocked so easily.

He broke into the penalty area and faked a layup to deceive Camby, then pulled a small lever in the air and made a "jelly layup".

The ball spins in the air, wipes the board, and then spins and falls into the basket.

After the ball circled around the basket and fell into the net bag, the Oracle Arena boiled instantly.

This is the first five goals to be delivered at the beginning!

A layman looks at the excitement, an expert looks at the door.

This ball stunned Durant from outside the three-point line.

He didn't pay much attention to it before, and even thought that Camby's defensive method was not that big of a problem.

But the ball just now made him understand.

Originally, Camby had to face Sun Hao. Even if he failed to hold it, a delay would allow James to help defend.

But Camby just had an idea.

This seems incomprehensible, but in fact it is obviously for the possible block.

This is also called brushing.

Maybe it didn't happen this time, but next time, as long as there are more attempts like this, there will naturally be more opportunities to block shots.

This is how you become the shot-blocking king...

In fact, let alone Durant, James is a little helpless.

It's helplessness, not speechlessness.

After all, they have been teammates with the Nuggets for so long, and he also knows Camby's antics very well.

So instead of trying to persuade Camby to change the way he plays, he might as well help defend earlier next time.

But Sun Hao also has a strong sense of passing. Being fast is not necessarily a good thing.

So he was somewhat helpless at this time.

Unable to defend themselves, the Knicks turned around and entered a positional battle.

Wade and Camby play pick-and-roll.

After taking it apart, the two men attacked from the middle and right side.

Wade attacked with the ball and attracted double teams, then hit the ground and passed the ball to Camby.

Camby caught the ball and dunked.

This wave of offensive play is very characteristic of the Knicks.

They do not have any established offensive system for positional warfare. The attack on positional warfare is basically a "carrot squat" mode, with super giants attacking one by one.

Because of his strong personal ability, this works well most of the time.

However, the impact of Oden's absence on the Warriors was also reflected in this round.

Anderson's penalty area protection ability is obviously not on the same level as Oden.

Old Nelson was holding his chin in deep thought at this time.

The two teams each scored a goal in the opening game, which was considered a greeting.

The Warriors attacked the frontcourt again, and Sun Hao continued to hold the ball.

The Knicks took the lead in making defensive adjustments. Before Anderson pulled out the pick-and-roll, James had already switched defenses in advance.

In this way, even if there is a pick and roll, Sun Hao will still face James.

And even if Anderson wants to play one-on-one at the basket, he basically can't beat James.

This wave of defensive changes relies entirely on James's personal judgment, and it is indeed in place.

Sun Hao faced James after splitting.

James clapped his hands, seemingly ready to go one-on-one with Sun Hao.

However, Sun Hao did not attack directly, but stretched out his hand and made a new tactical gesture.

Camby won't be on the court for long, and during the time he's on the court, it's imperative to take advantage of that.

Durant became excited after seeing Sun Hao's tactical gestures.

He made a second pick-and-roll with Anderson who moved over, and then cut to the basket.

This wave of tactics is a bit abnormal, because Durant's tactics usually go outside.

But it was this anomaly that caught the Knicks off guard.

Sun Hao hit the ground and passed the ball in advance.

Durant caught the ball and met Camby for a layup.

Camby still gave in, and then blocked the shot at the right time.

However, Durant was well prepared. He used a lever similar to Sun Hao's before to avoid Camby's block.

The difference is that his body type obviously can't do Sun Hao's jelly moves, so what he chooses is... a direct reverse dunk!

His super long wingspan allows him to be so close to the basket after pulling the bar.

"Bang!"

The ball in front of Camby was played by Sun Hao. This ball was also adjusted. His right hand did not cover it and he was going to switch to his left hand to cover it.

But Durant's speed was too fast. Not only did he miss the block when he blocked it.

"Snapped!"

He even started fighting directly!

This ball is still a 2+1!

The atmosphere in the Oracle Arena has not yet completely calmed down, but this 2+1 dunk pushed the atmosphere back again!

Durant couldn't help but roar with excitement when he heard the whistle after landing.

Listening to your words is worth ten years of reading!

After listening to Sun Hao's words, he felt that beating Camby was simply the easiest way to score in his career so far!