Zhang Jiawei talks about the Spurs: The second game proved that the team can win without the literary class. It was more touching than the first game

In the NBA regular season, the Spurs defeated the Pelicans 120-116 in overtime.

Bunbanyama was still active offensively and defensively in this game, and it was difficult to stop the flying and flying. However, unfortunately, the outside line was not open, and the defensive end also got into foul trouble. In the end, he left the game early in overtime. However, after Wenban came off the court, other Spurs players performed even better offensively, winning the game with three points and ten thousand arrows.

In the entire game, Wen Ban played 32 minutes and 17 seconds, making 13 of 23 shots, 0 of 3 three-pointers, 3 of 4 free throws, scoring 29 points, 11 rebounds and 9 blocks, as well as 2 assists and 1 steal, with a plus-minus value of -12.

After the game, freelance writer Zhang Jiawei commented on this. The original text is as follows:

Wenban Yama was one block away from a triple-double and was sent off in overtime.

But the Spurs won overtime against the Pelicans: far better than a mere triple-double.

Wen Banyama’s first match against the Lone Ranger, against Big Eyebrow + Flagg, the double champion; today against Fat Tiger, another champion.

The first half is a clash of two polar styles: giraffe versus wild boar.

Panghu dunked Wenban Yama with the first ball, 2+1. Wenban immediately responded with a dunk.

Then began to take revenge: blocking Fat Tiger for a layup, a tip-in, and a layup.

After the Pelicans failed to score for three and a half points in the second quarter, Panghu responded with a one-stop scorer to beat Wenban 2+1, and then one-stopper found Bei's long shot.

But Wenban also blocked Herb and Poole, blocking 5 shots in the first half:

So far, it is a story of a little wild boar hitting a giraffe, and a battering ram hitting an iron city gate. But then the story gets complicated.

The Pelicans let Castle go, taking away the Spurs' instigation; the Spurs once relied on Harper to organize and Vassell to finish. But at the beginning of the fourth quarter, Fat Tiger took over with the ball, leading 94 to 86 in one breath.

At this time, the Spurs put down Wenbanyama and Castle - are they giving up? !

Second place Harper flashed in the air: a Harden-style long shot, Cornette blocked the fat tiger, and Harper counterattacked again: catching up to 3 points.

Then Harper blocked Poole's breakthrough and launched an attack from the top of the arc: the Spurs tied at 94 and took the lead with two free throws.

The Spurs went 14-0, completing a major counterattack - and there was no Wenban Yama.

Castle's long shot should have killed the game, but Fat Tiger made 1 of 2 free throws to drag the game into overtime.

- Then Bunyama was sent off.

It was supposed to be over, but a surprise came.

The Spurs defeated the Mavericks in their first game. Wenbanyama was invincible with 40 points and 15 rebounds, but the inside was: Cornet, who had 2 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 blocks in 16 minutes - also blocked the impact of thick eyebrows.

Today?

In the third quarter, Wenban → Cornet → Kelden's smooth cooperation with inside cuts. Wenban worked hard to protect the basket whether or not Wenban was off the court. After Wenban came off the court, Cornet immediately fed Vassell a three-pointer to expand his momentum, and then held the basket firmly. Barnes broke the fat tiger for a layup, and the Spurs counterattacked.

Without Wen Ban, the Spurs' insiders also held on and won.

The first game proved: Bunyama can win with 40 points and 15 rebounds.

The second game proved: The Spurs can win without Wenban - more touching than the first game.

Harper only made 3 of 12 shots today, but he led the big counterattack in the fourth quarter.

Castle made 9 mistakes, proving that he still cannot be the main pointer, but the last three-pointers in regular time and the bravery in overtime were enough.

Castle's ideal future positioning should probably be the 2008 USA Team/2013 Heat version of Wade, maybe mixed with a little bit of the 2021 Bucks version of Holiday: a combo guard who can handle the ball without the ball. He won't be Luka Cunningham Brunson, so will have to continue working on his off-ball game. After all, Castle, Fox and Harper only have one ball to play with.

Wasser and Kelden did everything they had to do.

Cornet was the Spurs' second contributor today: 14 points, 12 rebounds, 4 assists - 9 offensive rebounds - 1 block, and a real sense of security.

Spurs: "How about our Derrick White at your place?"

Celtics: "It's good. How about our Konet at your place?"

Spurs: "That's not a good word to describe!"

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