Basketball's No. 1 Anti-Fan

Chapter 95 "This is my house!"

Rivers didn’t do that, and there’s a reason Tony Allen’s minutes were limited with the Celtics.

Moreover, as a "master of historical reversals", Rivers does not have the ability to respond on the spot.

Hansen's performance helped the Cavaliers keep close to the score, and the two sides were tied at 23 after the first quarter.

Han Sen played the entire first quarter, contributing 13 points in a single quarter and had an outstanding performance.

But he played the entire quarter and consumed a lot of physical energy.

Jamison led the Cavaliers on the court in this period.

Rivers also sent out Garnett.

At this point, both sides were really fighting with bayonets and had no intention of considering the next game at all.

It was during this period that the impact of James' absence began to become apparent.

James's staggered travel habits have been criticized, but this Cavaliers team will indeed not be able to keep up with the scoring in the transition period without him as a substitute.

Jamison could have played that role, but Garnett held him back.

As for Williams, he has only played one good game in this series so far.

Brown looked a little helpless at this time.

Hansen is in such good shape. If James can play tonight, the Cavaliers will most likely win the game.

But that was James, and he could only choose to obey what James decided.

The Celtics played wonderfully on the court. Nate Robinson, who joined the team on the trade deadline, received an alley-oop from Garnett and rode on Varejao to perform a stunning dunk.

Varejao instinctively fell to the ground, but the referee did not whistle him.

No matter how good an actor's acting skills are, he or she may not always win the favor of the judges.

The scene was in an uproar. This time, not only the score, but also the momentum of the game was reversed by the Celtics.

As a last resort, Brown turned around and called Hansen, who had just left the court less than two minutes ago.

In this situation, the only option is to kill Han Sen.

Han Sen quickly stood up before he had time to put on his training clothes.

The energy the Celtics displayed tonight proved that they are the team that lost to the Lakers in the seventh game of the finals.

Hansen did not disappoint Brown's expectations. After coming on the court, he made a breakthrough layup and caused Rasheed Wallace to foul. He made two free throws to stabilize the team's situation.

And in the next round, he directly blocked Nate Robinson's attempt to drive to the basket again.

This attack and defense made Brown unable to hide his excitement and he punched the sidelines.

The desire to play that Han Sen showed tonight made him look like a stabilizing force on the court.

At the end of the first half, the score between the Cavaliers and the Celtics was 45 to 42, with the Cavaliers leading by a slight margin.

Hansen scored another 10 points in the second quarter and had 23 points in the first half.

During the half-time break, he did not return to the locker room, but went directly to the infirmary with the team doctor for physical therapy.

He only rested for 2 minutes in the entire first half.

If it were a regular season game, he could still adapt to this intensity, but the intensity of tonight's game is at the finals level, and his knees are starting to ache.

He now understood very well why [Iron Bones] was the first-tier talent, and required a full 200 ​​million Black Fan Points to redeem it.

The body, in a sense, is the strongest talent.

No matter how good the skills are, without physical support, they are just castles in the air.

Let’s not talk about anything else, just take McGrady for example. If he hadn’t had that back injury, his historical achievements would definitely not be the last among the four major shooting guards.

"I know my advice is useless, but I still want to say that if you continue to play like this in the second half, your season may be over."

The team doctor's expression was serious.

But Han Sen could only smile bitterly at this time.

"If that's the case, I don't think I'll have any regrets."

Of course he wants to step onto the stage of the finals, which will make his value skyrocket.

But when it comes to his desire for the championship, just as he said when he first talked to Ferry, he actually didn't have that strong a desire.

After all, he is just a rookie, and like Kobe, winning the championship is what the core player desires most. This team is James' team.

And he has done enough in this series.

Of course, what's more important is that seeing James gloating on the sidelines in the first half, he couldn't let him get his wish. He must win the game tonight.

"But my luck has always been good." Han Sen said with a smile.

The team doctor didn't say anything when he saw him like this. He actually knew very well why Han Sen was fighting so hard tonight.

Are there really so many people on the Cavaliers who are dumb or deaf?

It's just that the environment requires them to turn a deaf and dumb.

After the half-time break, the two sides continued to compete.

Although there was a halftime break, both teams missed shots frequently in the second half.

It was obvious that we fought too hard in the first half and the physical energy consumed could not be recovered in just 15 minutes at halftime.

When neither team was able to throw the ball into the basket, both teams began to focus on defense.

This makes the intensity of the game on the field really reach a white-hot stage.

If you look at it from Han Sen's perspective, it really is like the Lakers-Celtics battle in that year of his "history".

Han Sen was more thorough this time. He only rested for a minute and a half at the beginning of the fourth quarter and then had to come on as a substitute again.

When the game came to the last two and a half minutes, the score was 72 to 69, with the Cavaliers leading by a slight margin.

Now the two sides were no longer fighting with bayonets, but fighting hand-to-hand, and both were gritting their teeth to persevere.

In the Cavaliers' offense, Hansen had an opportunity to shoot from the outside, but Garnett blocked it and the shot missed. However, Ilgauskas struggled to grab the frontcourt rebound under the basket and threw it to the outside.

After receiving the ball, old Parker almost shot without stopping.

"Shh!"

The sound of three-pointers going into the net replaced the sound of missed shots, and Quicken Loans Arena turned into a sea of ​​cheers.

These three points are priceless!
However, the cheers from the audience had not yet died down when Ray Allen, relying on his superb running skills, made a series of counter-runs and bounced out to the corner three-point line. He received a pass from Rondo and made a three-pointer.

The reason why Ray Allen can be called a T0-level shooter is that his shots at critical moments demonstrate his strength.

The score difference came to one round again.

O'Neal passed the ball to Jamison under the basket. Jamison missed the three-pointer, but the long rebound in the frontcourt was grabbed by Hansen.

Hansen rushed directly into the inside and collided with Perkins and fell to the ground, but before falling to the ground, he used his body coordination to complete the shot and won two free throw opportunities.

He did not get up immediately after falling to the ground, which caused a commotion at the scene.

If Hansen gets injured at this time, the Cavaliers will be doomed tonight.

The Cavaliers players immediately ran to Hansen.

After a long while, Han Sen was finally pulled up from the ground by his teammates.

It's not that he's injured, but he's really too tired to get up. Han Sen went to the free throw line.

Just as he stood on the free throw line to adjust, a burst of shouting suddenly began to be heard from the audience, gradually increasing from sporadic to frequent.

Under normal circumstances, that shout would only belong to James on this field, but now, they were shouting for Hansen.

James turned around after hearing the voice, and the fans behind him saw his gaze and subconsciously stopped shouting.

But when he turned around, the shouting behind him sounded again, even more enthusiastically.

"MVP! MVP!"

The shout was like thunder, but Han Sen was shaking his head.

He wants the black fan value!

Are you shouting like this to impress me?
Han Sen took a deep breath. He knew that any emotional fluctuation at this time might lead to missing the opportunity.

After adjusting his mentality, he made the first free throw.

The second free throw was also successful.

Two free throws!

The Cavaliers took a valuable 5-point lead.

"Defend! Defend!"

There is less than a minute left in the game. As long as the Cavaliers can defend against the Celtics' attack, they will basically win with a 5-point lead.

The Cavaliers players' stamina bars had already been exhausted, but they were all fighting hard on the court.

This time the ball finally fell into Pierce's hands, and Pierce raised his hand and shot with the help of Garnett's screen.

Han Sen rushed forward with all his might to interfere.

Pierce's three-pointer missed, but Garnett relied on excellent anticipation to successfully grab the frontcourt rebound and then passed it to Rondo in the corner.

Rondo is not good at three-pointers, but he shot this ball very decisively.

As a result, the basketball went through the net and actually went in!
At the critical moment, the will of the Boston people moved God.

With a 2-point difference and half a minute left, the Celtics still have a chance!

Brown originally wanted to call a timeout, but Malone on the side quickly grabbed his hand. The game was too intense and the Cavaliers had used up all their timeouts!

"Play No. 7! Play No. 7!" Brown shook off Malone's hand and shouted at the court.

No. 7 tactic, Hansen's exclusive off-ball screen tactic, because his back number is 77, this tactic is abbreviated.

Williams nodded and started to press the time after advancing to the front court.

At this time, almost all the fans at the scene had stood up.

As long as this ball is scored, the game will really end early.

The live camera also turned to Han Sen at this time. Han Sen had just completed the buzzer-beating goal against the Celtics in the previous game. Will he score another key goal in this game?
At this time, there were two people surrounding Han Sen, and a third person was ready to assist at any time.

The Celtics are certainly not fools. How could they let you catch the ball easily when you just made a buzzer beater?

With about 10 seconds left in the offensive time, Williams began to prepare to pass the ball to Hansen, but Hansen failed to get a chance to catch the ball despite running continuously.

Williams had no choice but to rush inside with the ball, intending to commit a foul.

At this time, as long as the Cavaliers stand on the free throw line, they will win.

But just like in Boston, the referee did not blow the whistle, and Williams' shot missed the basket.

After a scramble under the basket, it was Ilgauskas again who grabbed the offensive rebound!

Because there were no restrictions on the Hack-a-Shaq tactic at that time, Brown had to use Ilgauskas at the last moment.

Then his two offensive rebounds came into play!
After Ilgauskas grabbed the rebound, he immediately spotted Hansen, who had escaped the double-team and was cutting into the paint without the ball, and quickly passed the ball to him.

Hansen caught the ball, but Garnett appeared in front of him again, and this time completely blocked the angle of his front-facing shot.

Garnett's athletic ability has declined significantly after a serious injury last season, but he still tried his best to use his body to guard Boston's restricted area time and time again.

Han Sen did not stop suddenly, and the two of them rushed to the basket one after the other.

Just when Garnett thought Hansen was going to make a layup, Hansen suddenly took a big step to the right to distance himself from him, then jumped high, drifted sideways and completed a layup.

This left Garnett with no time to block it.

He could only hope that Han Sen's shot would miss the target. After all, it was difficult to accurately grasp the target with this kind of drifting shot.

But when he saw the basketball pass the highest point and start to fall, an expression of fear appeared in his eyes.

This ball must go in!
"Shh!"

The basketball hits the net!

After reaching the bottleneck of [Giant Killer], Hansen can also complete drift shots like Jamison in the game!
Quicken Loans Arena went into a frenzy.

"Handsome! Handsome!"

Because his name is so cool, the fans at the scene shouted it so smoothly.

At this moment, Hansen is Cleveland's hero.

The Celtics called their final timeout.

There are only 6 seconds left in the game. Unless the "Miller Moment" reappears, the outcome will be decided.

The Cavaliers' bench was also going crazy, even Varejao stood up.

At this time, James, who was sitting at the end of the bench, looked quite lonely.

This was his team, but at the moment he was sitting there like an outsider.

After the timeout, the Celtics had their last attack in the frontcourt. This time the Cavaliers defended very well. Although Garnett was extremely brave and still grabbed the offensive rebound, this time Ray Allen and Rondo's three-point shots missed one after another.

Jamison finally grabbed the backcourt rebound and then passed it directly to Hansen who rushed out of the three-point line again.

After getting the ball, Hansen ran to avoid the pursuit of the Celtics players behind him.

Then, the red light on the sidelines came on.

79 is better than 75!

The Cavaliers won, they eliminated the Celtics 4-1 and completed their revenge two years ago!

Han Sen was extremely excited at this time.

He really did it.

Especially at this moment, when he recalled the fans' shouts of MVP for him, it made his blood boil.

Yes, Cleveland doesn't need any so-called king!

He saw the technical table and his instincts began to be triggered.

He ran to the technical table in two steps, then jumped up in one leap.

After jumping up, he held the ball in his left hand, pointed at the field under his feet with his right hand, and shouted excitedly:
"This is my house!"

This is my place!

(End of this chapter)