NBA: I just want to play soy sauce, you let me win the championship

Chapter 135 What is he waiting for?
Without giving Lu Yuanzhi a chance to perform the carp thrust again, Bibby and Christie quickly ran to his side and pulled him up together.

"I knew you could catch it, these dunk Thai pants are hot!"

"It's so fucking hot, kid!"

After Bibby and Christie pulled Lu Yuanzhi up, they slapped him on the back crazily.

The kick was wonderful, and he did not lose the slightest bit in the confrontation with Kobe, and even scored the alley-oop on Kobe's head.

But what made them both so excited was the score.

At 65:79, the Kings led by 14 points before the whistle at the end of the third quarter!
This is the biggest difference between the two teams in this series!
One more chance to be punished!
With such a huge lead, even if O'Neal came back in the fourth quarter, it would be difficult to chase points.

And today O'Neill's physical fitness is still on the red light. It's hard to say whether he can transform into that bloodthirsty and terrifying shark in the fourth quarter!
The referee ran to the technical stage, carefully watched the playback video, and then started to turn back the watch, adjusting the remaining time of the timer to 0.2 seconds.

It doesn't matter much, it just shows that we are very professional!
Lu Yuanzhi stood in front of the free throw line, stretched his tense muscles, took a deep breath, calmed down his excitement, then took the basketball from the referee and threw it steadily.

"brush!"

65: 80!

The Kings' lead came to 15 points!
The Lakers sent the ball and threw it towards the Kings basket in the backcourt. The ball only hit the backboard and did not touch the basket.

"beep--"

The electronic buzzer sounded again at the end of the third quarter, this time truly ending the third quarter confrontation.

The Kings actually used a trick to freeze O'Neal's offense half a quarter ahead of time, and opened up the score after O'Neal left the court, leading by 15 points, which was completely beyond everyone's expectations.

Lu Yuanzhi walked back to the bench and once again enjoyed the worship of all his teammates. Bobby Jackson also took the lead, raised his hands in the air, and then bent down to worship, which attracted many substitutes to imitate.

"It's over!" Lu Yuanzhi smiled and waved his hands.

"Yes, yes, Max has far surpassed Kobe!"

Lu Yuanzhi:?

"Okay, guys, you did a great job in the first three quarters," Adelman first praised the players, and then looked upright, "but the game is not over yet, and it's not time to celebrate!"

"In the fourth quarter, the Lakers will definitely launch a crazy counterattack. I ask you, keep an eye on your own people, and don't let the role players of the Lakers have an easy shot."

"As for O'Neal and Kobe, try to defend them, but don't double-team them!"

"On the offensive end, let's run. Shaq has a big problem with his physical distribution today. He can't continue to attack the basket. You have to use offense to consume him!"

Adelman glanced at Webber, who hadn't rested for a minute today, and finally swallowed the words of hitting the basket.

At this time, let Weber go to O'Neill, I really don't know who will fall first.

It's better to let him play like before, threatening the Lakers with his passing and shooting, and then attacking the paint at the last moment.

In the fourth quarter, the Lakers no longer cared about giving Kobe a rest and directly sent out the starting lineup of O'Neal, Horry, Fox, Kobe and Fisher.

They are now behind, and they are still behind by as much as 15 points. They must race against time to grab points.

The Kings also sent out a starting lineup of Divac, Weber, Lu Yuanzhi, Christie and Bibby.

They also didn't dare to let Webb take a break, for fear that they would not be able to withstand the Lakers' furious attack at the beginning of the fourth quarter, and would be pulled closer or even surpassed by a wave of attacks.

This kind of thing is rare in NBA history, but it's not unheard of.

The Kings served first in the fourth quarter. Bibby dribbled the ball into the frontcourt and began to look for pick-and-rolls.

Divac, Webb, and Lu Yuanzhi stepped up one after another to cover Bibby, but Fisher did a good job of defending this time, successfully snatched it three times, and stuck to Bibby.

In addition to the time to advance to the frontcourt, 15 seconds of attack time have passed, and there is no way to play tactics anymore.

Weber knew that he could only stand up by himself at this time, and started to get the ball inside.

Keeping Webber on the court is for this moment.

As the team boss, you can be invisible when the team is going downhill.

But when the team can't play tactics and urgently needs someone to stand up, you must not back down.

Whoever backs down is a softie!
The high-minded Weber naturally wouldn't admit that he was a softie. After receiving Bibby's pass, he glanced at the timer, and there were 7 seconds left, enough!
Horry was holding Webber behind him, and O'Neal was staring at him from the other side of the penalty area, but Webber didn't care about it at all and kept pushing inside.

Horry couldn't stop Webber's post-up singles and kept losing his position, allowing Weber to get closer to the basket.

Taking advantage of Horry's unstable center of gravity, Webb turned around, distanced himself from Horry, and jumped to shoot. But at this moment, a yellow figure suddenly appeared beside him.

Fox!
Why did he suddenly appear there?

Weber thought he had thrown off Horry's defense, and because he hadn't rested and was a little tired, he didn't jump very high this time, but Fox, who came around from the side, seized the opportunity.

In order to avoid Fox's block, Weber could only increase the shooting arc. The moment the ball left his hand, Weber knew something was wrong, the ball was weak!

Fox and Horry saw that Webber wanted to rush to the inside after shooting, so they hurried over, and they blocked Webber's route to the inside together.

On the other side, O'Neal also firmly blocked Divac behind him, preparing to grab the rebound.

But Fox is by Weber's side, where is Lu Yuanzhi?
The moment Lu Yuanzhi was let go by Fox, he had already rushed to the inside. He was preparing for Webb to give him a wonderful pass and attack the basket.

The wonderful pass didn't wait, but he himself ran out of the bottom line first.

But after the ball was thrown, Lu Yuanzhi quickly turned around and rushed back to the basket.

The ball flew in the direction of O'Neill. O'Neill just wanted to take this easy rebound into his bag, when he suddenly saw a white figure soaring into the sky in front of his eyes.

what the hell!

How could there be a Kings player in that place?
Aren't Webber and Divac all shut out?

Then he saw Lu Yuanzhi jumping high, and before the basketball flew into his hands, he directly took the ball into his arms.

I don't think about it!

O'Neal was furious, Max Lu, you little thief, dare to steal my rebounds, and still want to steal points under the basket?
Lu Yuanzhi has a very clear mind. The Lakers should be anxious at this time, and the Kings, who hold a 15-point lead, don't need to be anxious at all.

He didn't jump directly under the basket to shoot as O'Neal imagined, but waited.

What are you waiting for?

Wait for your teammates to come to support you!
You can't expect to show off his dribbling that is not as good as a high school student in such a crucial game in the Western Conference Finals.

When Bibby saw Lu Yuanzhi standing under the basket, he reacted first, shouted "Max", and then ran to the left corner.

Fisher didn't understand what was going on, and took a step too late. Lu Yuanzhi finally found a suitable passer, passed the ball to Bibby, and immediately jumped out of the baseline.

(End of this chapter)