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Game report:
Lin was very loose and relaxed. He and Boozer were like BFFs, always sitting next to each other, joking around, high fiving from start to finish. Lin was very into the game. While he was on the bench, he was very focused watching his teammates play. Although when he wasn't in the game, he didn't join the team strategy huddle.
During halftime warmup, David Lee walked past Lin and they hugged each other. After the game, Lin again crossed paths with his brother from another mother and hugged him. (Curry and Lin already shook hands on the court before leaving). Lin didn't go out of his way to greet other Warriors, there are none left from 2010-11 except for Curry and Lee anyways.
Lin talked with the refs quite a bit, not sure about what. Lin is a good communicator, good quality as a leader.
Game action:
I watched Lin the entire time instead of following the ball. He did a lot of curling off screens to get the ball, I liked seeing that. He was very effective using the screens to receive the ball, Rip Hamilton style.
He defended well. His guys, Curry and Livingston, didn't do much while Lin was guarding them. He never lost track of them, just stuck to them like glue.
Lin did a terrific job of being aggressive and picking up fouls without turning the ball over while penetrating. He had some fancy dribbling moves and showed good handles. The turnovers I didn't like were the floater passes. Those are just too easy to pick off, and against a good team defense like the Warriors, they took advantage.
Crowd reactions:
The BLOCK absolutely stunned the crowd into silence. They were all expecting a monster jam from Draymond.
Lin's pullback jumper got a huge "OOOOOOH" from the crowd even though it was against their own player.
Lin was booed mercilessly at the free throw line, but not because his hometown all of the sudden hates him, it was because the screen would show a graphic during Laker FTs that if the Lakers shot < 75% FT, everyone gets free chicken nuggets. So the crowd put extra effort to boo Laker FTs. That promotion backfired as the Lakers shot > 90%.
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Lin was very loose and relaxed. He and Boozer were like BFFs, always sitting next to each other, joking around, high fiving from start to finish. Lin was very into the game. While he was on the bench, he was very focused watching his teammates play. Although when he wasn't in the game, he didn't join the team strategy huddle.
During halftime warmup, David Lee walked past Lin and they hugged each other. After the game, Lin again crossed paths with his brother from another mother and hugged him. (Curry and Lin already shook hands on the court before leaving). Lin didn't go out of his way to greet other Warriors, there are none left from 2010-11 except for Curry and Lee anyways.
Lin talked with the refs quite a bit, not sure about what. Lin is a good communicator, good quality as a leader.
Game action:
I watched Lin the entire time instead of following the ball. He did a lot of curling off screens to get the ball, I liked seeing that. He was very effective using the screens to receive the ball, Rip Hamilton style.
He defended well. His guys, Curry and Livingston, didn't do much while Lin was guarding them. He never lost track of them, just stuck to them like glue.
Lin did a terrific job of being aggressive and picking up fouls without turning the ball over while penetrating. He had some fancy dribbling moves and showed good handles. The turnovers I didn't like were the floater passes. Those are just too easy to pick off, and against a good team defense like the Warriors, they took advantage.
Crowd reactions:
The BLOCK absolutely stunned the crowd into silence. They were all expecting a monster jam from Draymond.
Lin's pullback jumper got a huge "OOOOOOH" from the crowd even though it was against their own player.
Lin was booed mercilessly at the free throw line, but not because his hometown all of the sudden hates him, it was because the screen would show a graphic during Laker FTs that if the Lakers shot < 75% FT, everyone gets free chicken nuggets. So the crowd put extra effort to boo Laker FTs. That promotion backfired as the Lakers shot > 90%.
恳请翻译大神降临施展功力,惠泽天下!
@吃白兔的胡萝卜 @红茶杯rp @afa198355 @戴慧佳 @RIP64
是从在现场观众的另一个报告,
有人问能帮忙翻译吗？
