Bab 239: Chapter 153 The Future of Basketball

If the Bucks' performance in the first half was already excellent, then the second half was exceptional.

Since George Karl had not apologized, the outcome was not wholly satisfying for Ray Allen. Yu Fei noticed his gloominess, so he kept passing the ball to him during the second half.

On a night when Ray Allen found his rhythm, his three-pointers were like those of a sharpshooter hitting the target without fail.

Scoring only 9 points in the first half, Ray Allen racked up the team's highest tally of 32 points and 4 rebounds in the second half, just through outside shots, making 7 of 12 attempts.

In the second half, George Karl gave Yu Fei more opportunities to experiment with "Random Tactics."

Karl noticed a characteristic of the "Random Tactics."