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Chapter 625: Shining Brightly, Invincible on the Rebounds. [624]
Summary
Rick Carlile lost confidence in leading the Mavericks after realizing their flaws compared to the Lakers, particularly at the swingman position. He admired, hated, and envied Yang Rui for his ability to exploit weaknesses in opponents, especially since the Lakers had strong offensive power without Kobe. The Cavaliers defeated the Hawks 4-3, relying on defense, while the Magic triumphed over the Celtics in Game 7. In the Western Conference Finals, the Lakers maintained a strong lead against the Mavericks, with effective plays from Louis Williams and Yao Ming. The Mavericks struggled with defense and rebounding, ultimately losing 114-103 in Game 2. The Lakers continued their dominance, winning 128-94 in Game 3 and 107-101 in Game 4, sweeping the series 4-0. Yang Rui highlighted the Lakers' success due to their outside shooting mobility and rebounding ability. The Mavericks faced criticism, particularly Ji De's performance as a point guard, and their rebounding issues were evident, with Nowitzki being the highest rebounder. Meanwhile, the Lakers' inside players excelled at rebounding, leading the league in statistics. Despite averaging nearly 30 points, Ke Bi faced backlash for his inefficient shooting, leading to a surge of criticism online. Experts shifted their opinions on the Lakers, now viewing them as championship favorites due to their strong roster and rebounding advantage.Full content
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