There are also 3-pointers.

The Lakers paused, and now there is less than 1 minute left in the game.

Larry Brown made an arrangement and replaced Randall and Rondo with Beverley and Covington. This is to comprehensively strengthen the shooting ability. This is also a very normal tactical change in this situation.

.At the same time, he set up a low-post screen. This is a screen trap. In fact, the real key is in the middle. He wants any player who cuts in to find a way to pass out and let the person at the top of the arc shoot.

If the opponent reacts, go to Plan B, pull out the right side directly for 2 consecutive pick-and-roll screens, and create a "hard wall" to block the opponent's follow-up defense and supplementary defense. Give the outside player on the right a fixed-point three-point shot.

Opportunity.

Yes, the Lakers are looking for a three-pointer now, because if it is a 2-pointer, the opponent will definitely shoot it directly in this situation. Then they will delay the time and score one to end the game. So it must be

Want a three-pointer.

In addition to picking and rolling, Tang Qian also had to go in and grab rebounds in order to give the team two three-point shot opportunities.

After coming back, the Lakers executed perfectly. Covington, who was newly replaced, hit a three-pointer from the top of the arc.

As a 3D player, Covington is really good. The key is that he still earns a basic salary.

With this bonus, the Lakers have made a lot of money.

But what they never expected was that before the Lakers had recovered, No. 0 Lillard on the opposite side staggered over and actually made a huge diagonal step and a large three-pointer.

Beverley never thought he would shoot from this distance. But, it just... went in.

It's still an absolutely hollow ball.

Damn, what the hell is this??? How far is it? 30 feet???

Can this go in too???

If he had known Lillard's future in time and space, and had made a 37-foot three-pointer that sent someone home, his jaw would have hit the ground. This guy Lillard is just like that, he is amazing.

Super ghosts are all scary. Unfortunately, tonight, he entered a super god state instead of a super ghost state. The Lakers looked like they were going to lose.

Another timeout, these are the last two timeouts the Lakers can call now in the fourth quarter.

Larry Brown made a very decisive decision and went straight up to grab a 2-point ball. Then he quickly fouled and asked the opponent to make free throws. If they all scored, forget it. If they didn't, either 2 or 3 points would be fine. If they both made free throws, it would be fine.

Go in, time out again, serve the ball from the frontcourt, and then go for the three-pointer.

The opponent didn't seem to expect that the Lakers directly grabbed a 2-point ball. With 9 seconds left, the Lakers fouled and sent Lillard to the free throw line. Lillard actually made only 1 of 2 free throws, and the Lakers took the ball.

When the rebound arrives, a quick timeout occurs.

All the timeouts in the fourth quarter were used up, and Larry Brown chose to serve the ball from the frontcourt after the timeout.

There are still 2 points, and his idea is...

ps: There will be more updates tomorrow~~~This scene is a foreshadowing~
Chapter completed!