Three Hundred and Seventy Six: Rich Arsenal

Clippers fans were so excited to see their players improve, what did they see?

A more seasoned Mike Conley who can handle the offense with more discipline.

A No. 2 Iguodala who is still strong defensively but more threatening offensively than Tony Allen.

Zach Randolph, whose state has rebounded sharply and has a second spring.

A Marc Gasol who is more sophisticated on defense and makes the Grizzlies rim more difficult to attack.

And, a Link who staged a wonderful lob dunk on the site of Lob City!

Los Angeles fans haven't seen the progress of the Clippers players yet, but the progress of the Grizzlies' five positions is so obvious that you don't want to ignore it.

Link's alley-oop dunk made everyone gasp. In the past two seasons, Link gave the impression of being a skilled player. His physical fitness is average, but he can make up for his shortcomings with superb technology.

It's like Kobe could no longer fly into the sky and escape from the ground in his old age, so he developed a one-handed back attack and continued to run rampant on the field. Since Link entered the league, he has directly played the "elderly style".

But Link's first goal this season was so explosive. People expected Link to kill Butler with his crossover mid-range shot, attack the Clippers with his masterful 3-pointer, and even hit with that Kobe-esque turnaround jumper.

Everyone knows Link has countless ways to torment the Clippers' defense. But absolutely no one would have thought that Link would make an alley-oop dunk.

Look at the expressions of the Clippers fans, scaring others so badly, does this seem like a human thing? What a beast!

Link's dunk directly suppressed the momentum of the Clippers. At first, the Clippers were aggressive. But now they know that the Grizzlies, who were rated only C+ in ESPN's preview, are not playing with the A-level Clippers.

Paul is more serious now, but he can see the great improvement of the Grizzlies No. 0 every year.

In Kobe's game last year, Paul had seen Link's all-around offensive skills. The Dream Team trained this summer, and Paul also witnessed the whole process of the Link team defeating the Dream Team. And now, he can catch dunks all over the place.

This guy is not easy, Paul knows that if he does not do his best, it is impossible to defeat Link and the Grizzlies!

So this time, Paul is actively seeking his own scoring opportunities. Like Link, he is a team leader. Now that Link has shown his attitude, Paul also wants to respond.

However, Mike Conley lowered his center of gravity in front of Paul, which made CP3 realize that it is not easy for him to score. After all, Conley's defense has been very good.

Fast footwork, proper defensive distance, accurate judgment of passing lines, and no gambling steals. This is Mike Conley's defensive characteristics, which sounds a little commonplace.

But "ordinary" is precisely where Conley stands out, he is stable enough. You can trust Conley every night without worrying about Conley handing you a 95 tonight and 35 the next night.

Stable, so stable at all times, this is the scariest thing about Conley on the defensive end.

But Paul had to try anyway. He beckons, calls for cover, and prepares to break through!

Bypassing Griffin, Paul was about to speed up, but Mike Conley jumped out from behind Griffin and continued to block Paul.

Conley didn't steal, and he didn't rush forward. Instead, still keep the distance, forcing you to stop the ball!

"Damn it!" Paul gritted his teeth. This kind of stable defender is the most difficult to deal with! If Conley steals just now, Paul can pass him with a change of direction. If Conley is pressing, Paul leans on him and does a spin.

But Conley didn't, he just stood in front of Paul, that's all.

Paul had no choice but to hand the ball to Griffin who cut to the basket. Griffin hit Randolph with his back, but his hook was still a little bit interesting.

The basketball hit the frame again, and the Clippers' offense was stagnant!

Link slowly ran across the half court. This slow-paced attack really saves energy.

Stevens is indeed a genius, he can always find the most comfortable way for players to play.

This time, Conley did not rush to score on CP3, but passed the ball to Link as soon as halftime passed.

Link held the basketball with one hand and made several gestures. Everyone found that the Grizzlies were opening up space, and Link wanted to single Butler!

Little Jordan kept his eyes on Link. If Link dared to break into the penalty area, he promised that he would make Link look good.

Link holds the ball close to Butler, and his dribbling speed is so fast, it's hard to imagine that this guy is still a player who mainly plays off the ball in his first season.

It seems that every year, Link completes his transformation. People say that senior players are usually drained of their potential, but Link is one of the most improved players in the league. Didn't he win the Most Improved Player award last season?

This senior player is really special.

Seeing that Butler's center of gravity began to sway with his alternate left and right dribbles, Link suddenly kicked off the ground and accelerated to the right!

Butler, who is 32 years old and has suffered a serious injury, consciously knows that he must move laterally to block, but he can't keep up with his head! Link surpassed Butler by half a body in just one step!

This is the second time Link has broken through Butler today, and he is still relaxed and freehand. The Los Angeles fans were muttering in their hearts that Butler's lateral speed had dropped too badly.

But no one knew that Link's sprint speed was actually much faster.

Butler tried his best to chase back, and Jordan also quietly approached the basket. Paul was worried, he was afraid that Link would use that trick again.

The trick that made the national team members dizzy in the dream team training camp.

The next second, Link, who had already broken into the three-point line, suddenly retreated! Butler didn't have time to react, coupled with the effect of inertia, he rushed out a long way. So this retreat opened up a lot of space for Link!

And Jordan, who has already defended to the basket, is also in vain.

"Damn!" Paul cursed secretly, what are you afraid of?

"This is... a three-point step back!?" Mike Brin swallowed. How many new weapons did Link buy in his arsenal this summer?

After an alley-oop dunk, can he retreat for a three-pointer?

Butler reached out to block in despair, but he knew it was futile. Link's smooth three-point shot after retreating was a skill that Grant Hill did not possess back then, and it was purely developed by Link on the basis of Hill.

The moment he took the shot, Link felt that it felt very good. Sometimes Link even feels that the rhythm of the step-back jumper is better than the direct catch and shoot.

With a step-back three-pointer, which only superstars dare to play, Link calmly made it, and even made the shot!

Hollow into the net, Link stepped back and hit a three-pointer! He even scored 5 points and turned the score to 8-0! With another 2 points, the Clippers will fall behind by double digits!

However, the game is just beginning now!

Clippers coach Pooh DeNagro had to stop the game, and was beaten 8-0 at the beginning, which was equivalent to the fact that the Clippers ran aground as soon as they set off.

After Link scored the goal, he looked towards the commentary booth near the field, and then blinked at John Hollinger.

Both Mike Brin and Kevin Harlan laughed, they only thought it was Link's joke. But Hollinger couldn't laugh. He knew that this was not a joke, but a warning from Link!

"Defense! What about your defense!? Let them score 8 points so easily, it's unbelievable!" On the side of the Clippers' bench, Pooh DeNagello was furious. He really didn't expect a stronger lineup on paper The Clippers will be beaten so embarrassingly.

The progress of the Grizzlies players, especially Link, must have exceeded De Nagro's imagination, which caught him off guard.

After getting angry, De Nagro walked in front of Jamal Crawford, the best sixth man of the 2009-10 season.

This is the Clippers' most important signing this summer.

"Come on, score as soon as you go up, we haven't scored a point yet." De Nagro knows that the Grizzlies' bench lineup has always been a short board. In the Western Conference finals last season, Hollins even had to let Link play for 40 minutes, just so that the sixth man Harden could be matched.

So as long as Crawford can survive until the Grizzlies' main force ends, that's the Clippers' chance!

"Great play Link, keep playing what you're good at, and by the way, Tony, get ready, you'll be playing in a few minutes. Remember what I told you?"

Stevens is unflappable. He has planned everything. If even the shortcomings exposed by the Grizzlies last season can't be solved, then what kind of shit is he to be an NCAA coach.

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