Bab 337: Chapter 215: The Titan God Without Love

Chapter Two Hundred Fifteen: The Titan God Without Love

Larry Brown's assessment of the Bucks was correct.

At least in the current era where rough play was still legal, shooting hot streaks were hard to sustain throughout a game.

If you were determined, you could shatter the shooting rhythm with aggressive defense.

But they were too far behind, even if they suppressed the Bucks' hot hands, they couldn't bridge the gap in the score.

At the end of the fourth quarter, the Detroit Pistons achieved one goal: to keep the Bucks, who scored 48 points in the first half, from breaking 100 points in total for the game.

The problem was, they let the Bucks score 98 points, and themselves only managed to rack up 86 points.

This much-anticipated marquee game ended with a victory for the Bucks.

"This is what I'm saying, when you have an incredibly talented all-around player, you just need to surround him with four shooters, and usually, good things happen,"