United Center, Warriors' offensive possession.
Low post, facing David West, who switched from the New Orleans Hornets to the Chicago camp last summer.
And under the double-team pressure from the Bulls.
First, he feigned a turn towards the inside.
Then, with extraordinary clarity in his pivot, Qin Yue elegantly executed his Dreamy Dance, completing a nearly perfect inside move for the Warriors.
Indeed, over the past two seasons, due to his increasing outside scoring efficiency, Qin Yue has seldom showcased his dominance in the low post to avoid injuries.
But in this game, since the Bulls tried to slow the game pace and force the Warriors into a half-court battle to stop Qin Yue from scoring.
Then Qin Yue naturally had to use his inside footwork, which even The Great Dream would admire, to teach the overly naive Thibodeau a lesson.
The same old story.
It's not that post-up plays aren't effective.
