Don't mention it, this time the Lakers' defense almost succeeded. It was only because Garnett reacted quickly, had a height advantage, and a good view that he managed to pass the ball. If he had been a moment later, he wouldn't have had the space to pass.
Garnett now has a higher regard for Zhang Hao's defensive awareness.
Actually, Zhang Hao just didn't want Garnett to shoot...
Either way, the defense wasn't great, letting Garnett receive the ball and shoot over Doug Christie, or letting Guglielota shoot from the free-throw line made little difference.
But unexpectedly, Guglielota chose a more difficult cut with an intercepting player to attack.
Zhang Hao had to criticize this shameless guy Garnett a bit—what about that agreed 211 centimeters? Almost catching up with O'Neal!
The Lakers attacked decisively, and after Kenny Anderson advanced to the front court, he activated solo play mode, challenging the Minnesota Timberwolves' fast-paced half-court offense!
