The earlier games didn't really take a toll on him.
Bald-headed Crawford brought the ball over, asking the two players if they were ready.
The two nodded, the ball was tossed, and the game began.
Even though O'Neal had a larger frame and outstanding height and wingspan, Gan Guoyang still managed to tip the ball first.
The Trail Blazers launched their first attack, the West Finals Game 7 had begun.
When Gan Guoyang returned to his most familiar center position, the Trail Blazers' half-court offense became very simple and clear.
Passing around the perimeter, looking for passing opportunities, weak side squats ready to catch and shoot threes.
This has been the most stable, ace system since the Trail Blazers acquired Gan Guoyang in 1985.
This system doesn't need the coach to teach; the players don't even need to practice much, any player can do it, it's really simple.
