Basketball's No. 1 Anti-Fan

Chapter 209 Three Men and a Show
Howard's shot against Randolph at the basket also missed.

There was a commotion at the scene, and the All-Star Game started with a barrage of misses, a scene no one had expected.

When Kobe passed half court, the fans started to cheer and wanted to see him make a shot.

But Kobe still gave the ball to Hansen.

It can be seen that he has basically no desire to perform in this All-Star Game.

This is understandable. He was clearly playing conservatively during the regular season this season, trying to save his energy for the playoffs.

Although Paul had previously said that he would stay in Los Angeles, he did not reach an early contract extension with the Lakers this season.

His contract is about to expire this summer, and no one knows whether he will continue to stay with the Lakers.

If Paul finally chooses to leave the Lakers, considering the chips the Lakers have paid before, the outcome may not be better than that of the Thunder.

So the Lakers also urgently need this championship this year, and Kobe is accumulating strength.

Han Sen did not pass the ball this time. Instead, after looking at Wade, he started to play one-on-one with his back to the basket.

And after turning his back to the opponent, he gestured to move away.

The fastest place to train talent is on the court. Although the intensity of the All-Star Game is not as high as that of the regular season, after all, the players on the court are All-Stars, so the effect will not be much different.

But when Hansen made this move, the fans' booing began to rang out again.

With the previous scene of blaming each other, in their opinion, it was clear that Hansen saw that James couldn't play back-to-back and gave him direct on-the-spot guidance!
Wade also became serious when he heard the jeers.

Although he and Hansen have a good relationship off the court, he doesn't want to be a background board on the court.

Han Sen leaned against Wade and began to exert his strength. Although he was lighter than Wade after losing weight, the increased confrontation from [Dream Dance] allowed him to suppress Wade when he was back-to-back.

After two consecutive back strikes, Han Sen jumped to reset his pivot foot.

It was at this moment that Han Sen felt like he had taken root. This was the most direct change brought about by the improvement of lower limb strength.

He first faked a turn toward the free throw line, then turned around and shot a fadeaway jump shot toward the baseline.

Wade's defense was excellent, but Han Sen's quick turn and the size difference made him helpless against Han Sen's shot.

Wade's expression at this time was very surprised.

Because the two had just faced each other in the Christmas game, he had also seen Hansen back-beat Allen.

But the feeling he saw at that time was completely different from the feeling he had when facing Han Sen just now.

It's a bit of an exaggeration to say that Hansen's post-up play surpasses Kobe, but the gap has become visibly smaller.

The scene was now filled with the cheers of the fans.

Especially the Chinese fans seemed particularly excited.

When the All-Stars on both sides couldn't score, it was Hansen who stepped up and scored the first goal.

Not to mention that the way the ball was scored just now was so cool.

How proud this makes people feel!

Han Sen couldn't suppress his excitement at this moment.

This kind of goal that involves a back-to-the-basket shot followed by a turnaround and fade away is not only visually stunning for the spectators, but also feels great for the player after the shot is made.

This is also related to Jordan. When the NBA started in China, Jordan was at his peak, and this technique was already deeply rooted in his mind.

Rondo assisted Anthony to hit a mid-range shot, and the Eastern team followed suit.

This time, Han Sen got to the frontcourt and leaned against Wade, then took the initiative to reach out for the ball.

The cheers from the audience rang out again, even louder than before.

"LeBron, if you didn't see it clearly just now, I will demonstrate it again. This time you have to see it clearly." Barkley turned into Hansen's mouthpiece in the commentary booth.

When it comes to show effects, no one understands it better than Barkley.

After Kobe passed the ball in and saw Han Sen jumping to catch the ball, he knew that Han Sen had gone to Olajuwon to learn skills.

They were taught by the same master, and you can tell at a glance.

After receiving the ball, Hansen did not rush to launch an attack. He first leaned his back against Wade.

This is what he learned from watching Jordan's videos, using his back to feel the defender's center of gravity.

After feeling the strong confrontation from Wade with this ball, he first faked a turn toward the baseline, and then turned around and broke through toward the free throw line.

Both are resetting the pivot foot, but the difference between resetting by jumping to receive the ball and resetting by jumping is that the ball is still alive and you can continue to break through.

Wade lost his balance a little due to excessive force, but relying on his top speed, he still kept up with Hansen's movements.

But Han Sen took a step forward and then stepped back to make a fadeaway jump shot.

He was still following, and even if he braked, the interference he could cause to Han Sen by rushing forward would be very limited.

"when!"

It's a pity that Hansen failed to make the shot.

This kind of ball still needs to be played more often in actual combat to ensure stability.

There was also a sound of regret at the scene.

Although the ball didn't go in, what was more important was that the pre-combo of the ball was too smooth.

This kind of reaction on the scene made Durant even more unhappy, he hadn't even scored yet!

When he got to the frontcourt, he also leaned against James and asked for the ball.

James didn't switch defense either.

When defending Hansen, he was basically defeated because he couldn't keep up with the pace, but he was still confident in defending Durant.

The two people with a grudge against each other started fighting again.

Han Sen was watching the show not far away. If possible, he would like to put a table in front of him and brew a pot of good tea.

Durant's back-to-the-basket moves are very graceful. Although he is a big man, his speed that is unique to a guard allows him to do this move with ease.

However, he failed to make the shot in the end.

The cheers from the fans at the scene made James extremely unhappy, and his full-strength defense caused great interference to Durant.

When James is defending seriously, backing him down may not be a good option.

Although he is slow on his feet, he still possesses historical-level physical fitness and confrontation ability.

After successfully defending Durant's back-to-the-basket shot, James' confidence seemed to be restored.

When he got to the frontcourt, he leaned against Durant and reached out for the ball.

Kobe passed the ball to James, who backed down Durant for the second game.

This time his attack was more decisive, and he turned around and made a quick jump shot.

Then, the style of painting suddenly changed.

Whether it was Hansen or Durant, or Kobe who had no desire to score tonight, their back-to-the-basket shots generally gave people a sense of elegance and drifting.

But this kind of technical move will seem cumbersome when it comes to James.

Especially the legs that were opened subconsciously made it difficult to tense.

Then, he didn't make the shot.

"I think LeBron must have the secrets of those sponsors, which is why they chose him as the top star." Barkley continued his ridicule in the commentary booth.

Although he did not dare to say those two words and instead used the term sponsors, this should actually be a question that many people are wondering.

Dunks and three-pointers are indeed very entertaining to watch, but at the end of the day, fans still like beautiful things.

The scene was also in an uproar.

Han Sen's back-to-the-basket shot was a good start, but he didn't expect James to really throw a brick afterwards.

"Give up, you are still more suitable for dunking." Durant couldn't help but start trash talking.

"Shut your mouth before you score a goal." James also responded quickly. Han Sen was very interested at this time.

Because he found that when James faced Durant, his ability to talk trash seemed to be very good.

The transaction last summer made the "big and small kings" in "history" have a strong sense of CP.

If they have the opportunity to play together one day in the future, it will definitely be another very interesting thing.

Durant wanted to respond, but Rondo didn't continue to give him the ball.

Ray Allen has left the team, Garnett and Pierce are old, and he, Long, is also a big star.

Rondo missed the layup after breaking through, but Howard grabbed the frontcourt rebound and dunked, causing Randolph to foul.

At this time, there was a substitution on the sidelines, and Harden came on to replace Kobe.

This substitution came a little early, but it is completely understandable.

After all, this is Houston's home court.

When Jeremy Lin participated in the skills challenge yesterday, he enjoyed the highest level of cheers from the fans on the scene. It was completely reasonable for Harden to appear on the court earlier.

Especially tonight, Kobe's desire to score was very low, and the Western Conference actually lacked a point guard in the backcourt, so Harden was the perfect choice.

Harden exchanged glances with Hansen before going on the court.

With so many Chinese fans present tonight, how much he can catch depends on his next actions.

Howard showed his stable free throw ability, missing both free throws.

The rebound was secured by Griffin.

The three people from the Western team quickly left at the same time.

Griffin took a look and passed the ball to Harden who was closest to him.

Harden took the ball and quickly advanced from the middle, while Hansen and James opened up distance on the left and right.

At this time, only Wade and Rondo on the Eastern team had time to retreat, so it was a three-on-two situation.

James was waving frantically.

Although they did not become teammates in the end because Harden was traded, considering the time when Harden was traded, they were actually teammates for a few days.

Compared to him, Han Sen defeated the Thunder consecutively that year, so Harden had no reason to pass the ball to Han Sen.

And he had just finished trash talking with Durant and urgently needed this ball to score.

Of course, the most important point is that he is the best fast break player in NBA history. If he is given the ball, he will be able to convert it into assists.

Harden looked at James.

Just when James thought he was going to pass the ball, Harden threw the ball into the air on the other side.

Looking at James was just to attract Wade's defensive attention, and his purpose was to pass the ball without looking at anyone.

"Oh!"

Hansen and Harden star in Houston's alley-oop city.

The scene exploded instantly.

Hansen high-fived Harden while retreating.

In fact, if Harden has a choice, going to the Clippers is the best choice for him.

Paul can lead those two brothers to success, so Harden will probably make them even happier.

James' expression at this moment was as if he had eaten a fly.

Although he didn't know why Harden didn't pass the ball to him, he could feel that Harden was different from Kobe, and Harden and Hansen were in the same group!

To make matters worse, Durant received the ball without the ball in the next round and then made a three-pointer.

Now on the court, among the three people with a grudge, he is the only one who has not scored!

The Western team advanced to the frontcourt and James reached out to Harden for the ball.

Harden ignored him and turned around and passed the ball to Hansen.

When he looked at Han Sen now, it was like looking at the fat-butt girl in the nightclub, full of temptation.

After receiving the ball, Hansen back-attacked Wade again.

Wade was concentrating.

Although the All-Star Game was just an exhibition game, Han Sen's repeated back-to-back attacks on him seemed to be treating him as a background.

Han Sen once again back-to-the-basket and then made a small jump to reset his pivot foot. After using his back to feel that Wade did not put up much resistance this time, he turned directly towards the baseline.

Wade didn't jump forward at first, but when he saw Hansen's body leaning backwards, he still pounced on him.

After the first two rounds, he knew that with Han Sen's current ability, he could lean back and shoot at any time.

But at this moment, Han Sen turned around, and as he turned around, his auxiliary hand made a small hugging movement.

Don't ask, the only thing you know is that Kobe did it too.

This move seemed insignificant, but it successfully delayed Wade's forward movement, and Hansen successfully used up and down steps to get to the basket.

But the moment he jumped up and shot, Durant came to help defend.

He has to deal with James and Hansen alone tonight, and he will be very busy on the court.

But if you forced him to pick one person to defend between the two, that person would only be Han Sen.

"The revenge for stealing your wife" is irreconcilable!

Looking at Durant who was emitting murderous aura, Hansen bent down to catch the ball after jumping, and then glided and hit the board after dodging.

The basketball danced a waltz, then had an intimate hug with the backboard, and finally fell into the arms of the net.

The Toyota Center was once again filled with cheers.

Hansen passed Wade and dodged Durant. This shot showed his personal talent to the fullest. It is definitely one of the top five shots in this year's All-Star Game!

Just after he hit the ball, Han Sen's stats for the night were displayed on the large LED screen at the scene.

4 of 3 shots, 6 points, the highest in the game.

The fans at the scene began to realize that Hansen had ideas about the All-Star Game MVP this year.

And Harden was obviously passing the ball to Han Sen. If Harden had no idea, then they would definitely support Han Sen.

Durant continued to ask for the ball, and after getting the ball he chose to face James.

He must not let Han Sen succeed!
James' reaction at this time is very interesting.

He was originally trying his best to defend Durant in the previous round, but suddenly he started to defend like this.

Durant finally made an easy breakthrough jump shot.

This is very James, he would rather destroy the MVP that he can't get.

It's just the All-Star Game anyway, and defense is the norm. No one will question him if he really does it.

Han Sen did not take James' behavior seriously. After all, he was not the one who was beaten.

Hansen's three-pointer from the outside missed, but Randolph grabbed the frontcourt rebound and passed it to Hansen again.

Hansen took a sudden step to the mid-range shot, causing Wade to commit a foul.

At this time, both sides made substitutions. Gasol of the Western team replaced Griffin, and Bosh replaced Anthony on the Eastern team.

This is very interesting. On the Western side, there are the Grizzlies trio plus Harden and James, while on the Eastern side, there are the Heat Big Three of Galendo and Howard.

Durant and Bosh set a pick-and-roll, and the Heat received a pass from Wade and made a mid-range shot. This was a classic combination of the Heat's Big Three.

Just after the shot was made, Durant shouted in the direction of James: "Hey, was anyone guarding me just now?"

James wants Han Sen to not win the MVP, but Durant wants more than just to step on Han Sen to win the MVP!
(End of this chapter)