This is a difference in perception for the core ball-handlers of the two teams. Team A's Marbury and Kobe are both eager to show off their abilities, feeling that everything must start from themselves.
On the other hand, Team B's Bibi and Garnett understand that in such a match, competing on individual ability... who can really fall behind that much?
Clearly, when player capabilities are relatively balanced, teamwork is more important than individual skills. Even if they have a positional advantage over their opponents, cooperation as a team is more critical.
But that's not the most crucial part. The key is that Marbury and Kobe quickly realized the problem and started to make changes. But what kind of change? Imitating the opponent...
Because they had never experienced this, nor did they prepare in advance like Team B, their first reaction was to mimic how the opponent played.
