The score became tight, the Warriors couldn't pull ahead, but the Pistons couldn't catch up either.
Big Ben and Roger each led their teams in a fierce battle.
Big Ben's blocks and steals on the defensive end always managed to boost the Pistons' morale, while Roger's difficult shots kept the Warriors' bench erupting in cheers.
People should be grateful that the Hawks' shareholder team is crazy enough; otherwise, no one dares to imagine what the sharpest spear and the strongest shield working together would create.
In the final 55 seconds of the game, Roger and Stoudemire, as usual, began their offensive with a pick-and-roll. Big Ben first blocked Roger's breakthrough and shooting space, and then returned to Stoudemire's side the moment Roger passed.
Stoudemire faked a shot and made a real drive, but Big Ben followed his steps, staying close as they entered the paint, blocking Stoudemire's drive to the hoop.
