The answer to realizing the dream of an NBA super forward

"Actually, emotionally speaking, I'd rather touch Los Angeles, the San Antonio bench strikers are too hard, we don't have enough thickness.

Iverson, who was naked, lay on the floor and said to Rayong and Spinner.

Spinner: Oh, who are they

? Iverson: I'll start with two names, one Steve Smith and one Malik Rose, which of those two can you defend

against? Spiner took off his shirt hard, revealing his muscular upper body: Steve Smith

? Wow grass, isn't this guy in Atlanta?

He's not retired yet

As for Malik Rose, this guy didn't mention a word.

Admittedly, Steve Smith is indeed a big name, whether it was in the Miami Heat or the Atlanta Hawks before.

At 6'7" (2.01), he can play four positions and even sink down to top big centers like Big Ben and Mourning in many defensive rounds.

The offensive end is even more comprehensive, with firepower covering the whole field, and he is an out-and-out Sagar-style offensive and defensive character.

Iverson: Don't look at this guy playing dead in the regular season, people can now score 13 points in 20 minutes in a game in the playoffs, compared to 7 points in the regular season.

Spinner thought to himself: This guy is not a mockery of my whopping 6.9 points per game.

"Well, boss, if this Steve Smith can score a double on my head, you can let Bol replace me, and I'll wait for him! He plays, I play, he plays, I play, I'll do one thing!"

......

Five days later, the Holy City, AT@T Center.

The arena was rarely filled with 18,000 spectators, which was no small news in the Holy City.

In the warm-up session, Duncan was still wearing a long shirt and doing switchback and kicking runs.

Not far away, Ginobili was hunched and pressed his legs, turning back from time to time to chat with his teammates.

And Tony Parker is chatting with the beautiful fans on the sidelines with his hands on his chest, this puppy day, just two years after entering the league, he has exposed his true nature.

(By the way, a fan friend said that he can get Parker's famous ex-wife four times with a single cigarette, so the question is, what brand of cigarette is it? I'll help the rest of the fans ask)

Steve Smith, a fierce man on the bench, even made a 180-degree windmill dunk in place under the coath of the fans.

On the 76ers' side, Raga Bell gently threw the basketball in the direction of the basket, and Aaron McGee also came with a powerful slam dunk.

It can be seen that this guy's ankle is really fine.

Different from the previous way of explanation, Director Zhang and Director Xu came to the scene this night.

Their location is not bad, I can see that the public relations of the Holy City has been put into thought, our position is just the two ends of the small day country, and the representatives of Great Britain and the Maple Leaf country are on the side.

We're in the middle, not bad.

Coach Zhang: Audience friends, we are now at the home of the San Antonio Spurs, and we will be on the scene tonight to explain to everyone.

Xu Jicheng: As you have all seen, 143 representatives from 67 countries around the world will be on hand to give you the most direct explanation.

"Our country's small is also here, and he will go to the sidelines to interview Xiao Luo and Iverson, the favorite fighter of Chinese fans, at halftime, don't go away. "

Coach Zhang: Let's take a look at the starters on both sides first, Malik Rose on the Spurs side has been confirmed to play as a substitute, and Popovich still puts David Robinson in the starter, still sticking to the two-tower strategy.

Seo: And the 76ers' power forward Derrick Coleman will be the leader on the bench, and the violent power forward has averaged 17.6 points and 11 rebounds per game in the four games since Larry Brown left, and that's just the stats he got in 23 minutes of playing time.

Coach Zhang: I don't know what interim coach Bol said to Coleman, at least the power forward has no problem in terms of positivity and attitude, in his own words in the post-game interview, "regained the joy of playing"

tonight Coleman and the substitute trident on the opposite side will be a highlight.

Okay, the starting lineup is out, let's take a look at the visiting team's starting

PG: Eric Snow

SG: Allen Iverson

SF: Rayong

PF: Keith Van Horn

C: Brandon

Haywood

(There are also Aaron McGee, Derrick Coleman, Raja Bale, Brian Skinner and other giants on the bench)

When Iverson played the finale, the fans at the scene burst into cheers, wow, even away from home, Iverson's popularity has not diminished.

It seems that playing ball is popular everywhere.

Let's take a look at the starting lineup of the San Antonio Spurs

PG: Tony Parker

SG: Bruce Bowen

SF: Stephen Jackson

PF: Tim Duncan

C: David Robinson

(There are also a number of strong players on the bench centered on the trident of Manu Ginobili, Malik Rose, and Steve Smith)

Brandon Haywood and David Robinson stepped forward to fight for the ball.

The ball was dialed in Parker's direction and the home team attacked.

Parker was quick, deftly cutting through Iverson's defense before jumping up and smashing the ball into the hands of Bruce Bowen on the right after a fake pick-and-roll with Duncan on the line.

Bowen made a three-pointer from a zero degree angle before Snow could come up.

"Huh!

" Director Zhang: Hahaha, this Bowen, don't look at people with the title of scoring guard, but come up to do this, the offensive end is to ambush those two corners, and do not occupy the ball, mainly to release their vitality on the defensive end, is a quite "that"

player.

What Director Zhang said is still very tactful, Bowen is a player who itches his teeth, after all, tough and dirty are two different concepts.

Mourning's defense is also tough, but few people say that Mourning has a bad character.

The early aunt Larry Johnson was in the Hornets due to his height problem, and his defense was also very tough, but no one said that his character was bad, people really just rushed to the ball, and if they hugged you, they would be done, and they would not take the initiative to get on the feet.