This season, Yang Di's offensive rebounds have decreased slightly from last season, mainly because his position is more out, and the number of rushes is always much stronger than after the basket is stuck in a good position. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

But Yang Di is still a rebounding monster under the basket. No. 1 in the league in rebounds, especially the second offense after grabbing the frontcourt rebounds, has become another label for him.

Paul looked at Yang Di hitting the basket again, and couldn't help but think in his heart that if he was paired with such an inside monster, his average assists per game would have exceeded 10, right?

Paul gathered his mind, advanced with the ball, and commanded with his arms raised.

Outside the three-point line, SG Rasol-Butler came out to catch the ball, and Butler became the Hornets' starter this season, winning the favor of the head coach with a fairly stable long-range shot. And JR Smith on the bench, with similar functions, the coach prefers him to serve as the scoring point of the second echelon.

Rasol Butler came out on cover to catch the ball, and Danny Granger rushed in front of him aggressively.

Rasol lifted the ball slightly and made a fake shot, and Danny Granger didn't shake it, but moved closer to him.

Rasol Butler immediately broke through with the ball, stepped to the left side, dribbled with his left hand, and protected the ball with his right arm.

The Warriors' defensive formation rotated, Yang Di put up the line, and Danny Granger formed a bag pressure on Rasol Butler who held the ball, Butler did not have strong passing skills, but he also knew that the basket was empty, but when the vision was blocked, he really didn't dare to pass the ball through Yang Di.

He stopped the ball and was about to pass it out, but Yang Di came closely, swung down with his long arm, and cut accurately to the basketball in his hand.

Butler almost didn't jump, the basketball uncontrollably got out of his hands, and then Danny Granger grabbed the ball with his hand, and the Warriors formed a fast-break counterattack after a steal.

"Run!"

Yang Di yelled, stepped on the gas pedal with Danny Granger, and ran to the front.

Paul's defense was quick, but even faster, he discovered that the Warriors were a three-line fast break, and he only had one man, so even he didn't know which one to defend.

Byron Davis was on the left, Jandy was on the right, and Danny Granger split the ball to the empty Byron Davis.

Byron Davis took the ball and didn't stop, threw it slightly into the air, Yang Di slapped his horse to arrive, raised his arms, his head flat, and then slammed down the buckle, and his legs were sent forward some distance along the inertia.

"What a beautiful fast break, the Warriors' defensive counterattack speed this season is simply the best in the league." "Magic" Johnson praised the Warriors' brilliant fast break.

"First in the league? And what about the Suns? "Partnering him today is Steve Kerr, a former champion member of the Bulls.

"The Suns are the fastest in the league and the team with the most offenses, and they have a very short time in each round, but they don't necessarily have the speed of the Warriors who defend and counterattack, after all, they can't dribble themselves after grabbing rebounds," Johnson said. ”

"Pushing the ball by himself after grabbing rebounds inside is indeed a more innovative tactical experiment for coach Mike Montgomery, I think he has completely succeeded, and Yang Di is now on the offensive end, not only the team's finishing killer, but also the team's upgrade to accelerate the gear, completely raising the Warriors' level." Steve Kerr also has his own perspective on the game, preferring the Warriors' style to the Suns and Warriors, which fits his appetite and what he has known about basketball over the years.

On the court, the Warriors once again launched a positional attack.

Byron Davis tried to play pick-and-rolls with Young, but it didn't work, and then waved Danny Granger and Mike Dunleavy out to try to block and combine with the two outside players.

Danny Granger catches the ball and misses a jumper.

PJ Brown gave the ball to David West, and Jandy jumped up behind West, almost missing the basketball directly, scaring West into a cold sweat.

West was under a lot of pressure, at the beginning, he was a substitute for the Hornets, and Yang Di was also a substitute for the Heat, but since then, Yang Di has controlled his state with his terrible frontcourt rebounding ability, and it is easy to be led by Yang Di on the court. Now that he is a starter, Yang Di has become the opponent's top card, and the two are opposed, and West feels even more difficult, spending a lot of energy to watch out for Yang Di's frontcourt rebounds.

Chris Paul dribbled under his crotch, completed the dribble behind his back with ease, and adjusted to the left hand to dribble and break through.

After playing pick-and-roll with PJ Brown, Paul gave the ball to David West near the free throw line area, and then West threw his arm up and shot, which was completely disrupted by Youngdy's big hand.

"Bell!"

The ball didn't go in, and Chandler grabbed the rebound under the basket.

Chandler grabbed the rebound, PJ Brown interfered with Chandler's pass, and Paul rushed in front of Byron Davis for the first time, but Chandler gave the ball to Jandy in a hurry.

Yang Di took the ball and advanced with the ball, and David West subconsciously pounced to try to break the ball.

Yang Di suddenly sent the ball forward, and then the whole person jumped flexibly, like a passing person on a football field, and accelerated past David West.

"Oops!" West was taken aback, regretting in his heart that he had taken the plunge, and hurriedly retreated to the rear.

Yang Di made a straight stop outside the three-point line, pulled the ball back to control his body, pushed his hand forward, signaled everyone not to rush, and then waited for Byron Davis to pass the half, and handed the ball to Davis.

"This is Yang Di's steady side on the court, he knows when he should do something, and he always looks calm." Johnson has been a fan of Yang Di lately, as Yang Di has started to try to pass the ball as well, and he always has a feeling as if Yang Di is learning all the skills and will eventually become more versatile and terrifying.

Byron Davis made a back-to-back singles gesture, and Yang Di fell to the right low post.

The crowd opened up the space, leaving only Byron Davis, Chris Paul, Jandy and David West in the strong-side positions with the ball.

Yang Di's center of gravity pressed down, and David West was stuck behind him.

David West stopped talking trash and held his breath as he bent his arm behind Jandy while his right hand was out, trying to threaten Byron Davis' pass.

Yang Di and Byron Davis, who was holding the ball on the outside, glanced at each other, and then the two suddenly had a clear understanding.

Yang Di suddenly turned in a low post, and without the ball, he pulled away from David West's defense, turned and ran to the basket.

Byron Davis threw his hands high at the same time, and the basketball arc was very high, as if he was going to smash the monitor above the basket, and the audience screamed.

PJ Brown reacted quickly, tried to turn around and go to the basket to see if he could break the ball, and with David West, who reacted, there was less space under the basket.

Yang Di Huoran jumped up and the basketball went over David West's head.

Then Yang Di, who was so flat that he was flat, just grabbed the basketball with both hands, just like through PJ Brown, and dunked the ball into the basket.

PJ Brown and David West both gave up the jump in the end, and only Yang Di could catch the basketball at this height.

The Warriors completed a brilliant aerial relay to take a 19-11 lead over the Hornets by as many as eight points.