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But a figure swept into the box, leaped high and smashed the ball into the box.

Rayong took the lead for the visitors.

Peja, who was in charge of his counterpart, didn't even react.

Both men are lanky forwards, but Peja is surprised by the projection, and the technical characteristics are a little more obvious.

The Kings' offense was still initiated by the upper line, and after a series of passing balls, Bibby picked up a basket by the cutting guard.

It's gorgeous, without a hint of mud and water.

In particular, the moment when Webb lifted up to cover and hit the ground sideways, it was a soul, like a 2.06 point guard.

The 76ers' side of the ball is more on the side of concentrated Iverson.

Iverson plays on his own first, then splits teammates on either side after playing a few in a row.

Rayong relied more on his mobility to get the ball in two 45-degree positions.

After jamming the defender with a tentative step, he made a high throw and a step-back jumper after turning to score points.

The 76ers started the game with a fast offense, which is the rhythm that the Kings prefer, and after a few rounds of back-to-back blows on both sides, Van Horn began to get the ball in the low post.

Finally settled on the ground.

Webb was behind him.

Van Horn lifted the ball to his chest, once to the left, two to the right, and then a low-handed pick-and-roll.

The angle is good, but the power in the hand is greater.

His attention was all about getting out of Chris Webb's defense, and the ball bounced out of the frame.

But Heywood got stuck under the basket, and Rayong slipped in again to pick up the basket.

Rick Adelmanrik called a timeout.

Three minutes and forty seconds into the opening period, the first timeout was held.

"This ball is not played like this, you have to jam your own people. Adelman

was clearly unhappy with Peja's sarcastic resignation defence.

"You'd better go in Eric's direction, you're a bit tall too, and let Doug defend this guy. In

this way, defensive expert Doug Christie was dictated in the direction of Rayong.

The Kings gave the ball in Peja's direction and took advantage of the opponent's huge height difference to eat Snow sideways.

Snow made a three-point attempt from the outside, missed it, and Haywood pulled the rebound beyond the three-point line.

Iverson also tried a three-point shot with the ball, but it still didn't.

This time the rebound was grabbed by Divac, who quickly handed it to Bibby next to him.

The Kings advanced quickly, but the 76ers on this side defended in a timely manner and had no chance of a direct sneak attack.

Bibby is still an old man after all, and he has begun to press the rhythm on the line.

After a glance, he gave the ball to Divac at the top of the arc.

Divac then passes inside to Webber on the right outside the box.

Webb received the ball with his back and made a headless pass to Christie.

The king's smooth coordination was played.

Just as the fans were about to raise their fists, a figure flew in from behind, fanning Christie's basket out of bounds.

"You're still too slow, buddy!"

said Rayong again.

Such a tacit pass was actually seen through?"

"

The Kings serve the ball.

Bibi took the ball out, dribbled a step and pulled out his hand, and popped out of the frame.

Webber got up again, Rayong turned around and covered again!

The whistle blows, sending Webb to the free throw line.

This ball, in fact, is between two words, which can be blown or not.

Webb made both free throws, and the 76ers quickly served the baseline shot.

Iverson quickly pushed to the hinterland to block Van Horn and then turned back to the ground, this time Van Horn seized the opportunity, took a step and then shot, and the basketball was worthy of picking Webb's fingertips into the frame.

It's dangerous, but if you dribble one more time, you will be capped.

The Kings began to pass the ball in Peja's direction frequently, trying to use the opponent's height to hit Snow.

"You go to Doug and give him to me!" Rayong

stepped out and gave instructions directly to his big brother.

Snow frowned, and his fart turned in Christie's direction.

Peja dribbled straight inside, squeezed twice and then began to hold the ball in the frame, glanced at the basket while closing the ball, and passed directly to Webb under the basket after pretending to shoot.

But his passing intent was too obvious, and Iverson disrupted the ball went off the line.

"What's wrong, buddy, hit me directly, I won't pass the ball if I change it, you can't even beat me as a newcomer?"

Luo Yong didn't forget to babble in the other party's ear, intending to provoke the other party's mood swings, but Peja didn't say much, just kept his leg stuck in front of the other party, reaching out for the ball.

Bibi gave it by the way.

Raise your hand and shoot

!"Let's go!

"

One shot resolutely.

One pounced beautifully!

The two switched positions when they raised their eyes, but the ball floated in the direction of Divac.

Divac began to show off his dance steps, and after two sideways dodges in quick succession, he opened his left leg and pushed the ball out of his chest, stuttering and catching it again.

Well, Heywood was still lit up now.

This is Divac's specialty, I'm not afraid that you won't get up, as long as you jump, I will have a way to throw the ball into the box.

To be honest, Heywood's ball was defended in place, and his big hands were directly covered on the opponent's face, but he didn't hold back at the last moment, and he still jumped.

Rayong accelerated, and after receiving Snow's pass from outside the three-point line, he quickly made a big forward change of direction, bringing Christie's center of gravity and quickly cutting into the basket.

In the face of Webber's sideways block, he took a step and then switched to a left-handed pick-and-roll.

[No, the force and direction of the ball are not right!]

The ball hit directly on the rebound, and Divac also saw it, and he quickly turned around to block it.

But the big hand behind him grabbed the ball directly and slammed it back.

"Bang!"

The basketball and the opposite center landed in turn, oh no, it's lying on the ground!