Meanwhile, the Knicks had already made their adjustments.
They subbed out Antonio Davis for David Lee.
And just like that, the Knicks started running and gunning too.
Su Xi would sprint down the court with the ball, pass the moment he saw an opening in the frontcourt, and his teammates would shoot the instant they got the ball. It didn't matter if it went in—they just let it fly.
The pace was insane, and in a straight-out footrace, they were actually faster than the Suns.
And soon enough, their shooting percentage began to catch up.
The two teams played at a frenetic pace, like a herd of wild buffalo with their asses on fire.
WHOOSH!
They swarmed to the left side of the court.
WHOOSH!
They swarmed to the right side of the court.
The back-and-forth was unbelievably fast.
It wasn't just the fans who were left dizzy—D'Antoni was dumbfounded too. He thought, 'Is run-and-gun really this simple? Did Su Xi just steal our classic V-cut?'
D'Antoni was getting a little flustered.
