Pope of Basketball.

Summary

. The Wizards showcased a well-distributed scoring effort with six players scoring in double figures. Hamilton led with 22 points and 6 assists, while Si Ta Da Mai Er achieved a double-double with 20 points and 11 rebounds. Jordan contributed 11 points, and other notable scorers included Ma Ge Di (14 points), Wesley (12 points), and Ma Shao Er (10 points). In contrast, the Bulls relied heavily on three players, with Mai Di scoring 34 points, Bu Lan De adding 24 points and 13 rebounds, and Ke Lao Fu De contributing 15 points. A Tai Si Te struggled with only 7 points. The Wizards' strategy did not center around Jordan, who had a lackluster performance, marking one of his lowest playoff outputs. Yang Rui emphasized the importance of teamwork and exploiting the Bulls' weaknesses. In a subsequent game, Ma Shao Er excelled with 26 points, while Wesley and Si Ta Da Mai Er also had strong performances. Jordan continued to play a supporting role with 14 points. Bu Lan De was the standout for the Bulls with 20 points and 10 rebounds, but Mai Di's inconsistent shooting raised concerns about the team's performance. Yang Rui noted that injuries had hindered Mai Di's potential, highlighting the importance of teamwork in basketball. .

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