Chapter 184: The One Who Toppled the Idol

In the second half, the physical confrontation between the two teams reached its climax in the third quarter.

This intense physical struggle and merciless close combat greatly reduced both sides' shooting touch.

For the Bucks, who relied more heavily on shooting, this was disadvantageous.

However, the Spurs couldn't seize the opportunity to overtake the score because the loss of touch due to high confrontation was always fair.

The Spurs drained the Bucks' touch, but in turn, their own touch would vanish.

The Bucks' shooting percentage was limited to an extremely low level, and with the Spurs' own shooting percentage already low, influenced by this, they found no reliable offensive weapons other than Duncan's low-post singles and Parker's penetration.

This was a blistering quarter, a tough quarter.

This was the iron-blooded basketball those old fans who decried the small-ball era loved.