The answer to realizing the dream of an NBA super forward

The ball was once again in the hands of Webber on the inside, and everyone was agitated.

[Press one!] 【

Press one!】

Rayong switched places with Van Horn again, taking the initiative to defend the All-Star power forward opposite.

Johnson: There's a lot of weight difference between these two people, it's hard.

After observing the opponent's defensive position, Webb took the initiative to meet it, first arching sideways twice.

Hey, isn't this kid as thin as he looks?

At least a little better than the fat man on the bench!

Webb began to shake his shoulders, and two consecutive shakes of the shoulders came with a throw-in that looked like a pass.

Pregnant!!

96 to 101, a five-point difference, with two minutes and twenty seconds left.

This throw is very crucial, and the opponent will not be able to catch up for at least one round.

On the 76ers' side, Iverson rushed into the crowd and hit the board a little harder, he originally wanted to cause a foul, but the whistle did not sound as expected, and the shot was a bit hasty.

"Get off the rebound!"

As long as you take this rebound, the home team is stable!

Webb jumped at the same time as Rayong.

Will it be Chris who grabs the rebound?

Or is it the more popular Chinese kid?

Chris is a long-established champion.

Number 4 or size 40?

Just when the two hosts rubbed their palms and secretly competed, a figure jumped up and pulled the rebound down from the middle of the two.

Very crisp!!

Not number 4.

Not number 40!

It's the 13th!!

Doug Christie!

Christie protected the crucial backcourt rebound.

Shipped out of the three-point line diplomacy to Bibby to regroup.

I still have experience, and I didn't force myself to turn around after landing, but went around and reorganized.

I have a five-point advantage now, and the time is naturally the away team within two minutes, and time is the best enemy and best friend.

Whether it's basketball or love, this is an eternal truth.

Bibby was then handed over to Weber.

Webb switched to the top of the arc on the right side to hold the ball in front of him, and Rayong took a slight half-step with his right foot.

This is a small trap he sets to tempt Webb to take his right hand, which is also Webb's strong side hand.

The general defensive principle of basketball is to force the opponent's strong side hand.

For example, if player A is a right-handed player, you should try to jam the opponent's right hand even if he is dribbling with his left hand, so as not to give the opponent a chance to switch the ball to his right hand and break through.

But Rayong did the opposite, leaving plenty of room for the opponent's strong side hand.

Webber was suspicious, the two faced each other several times in the evening, this rookie has shown much more vitality on the defensive end than he expected, and can even wrestle with Doug, he will make such a low-level mistake?

The brain thinks so, but the body is very honest, and the habit of playing for so many years has allowed the body to quickly make the most beneficial decision for itself.

He's done switching hands and going straight.

Rayong came first again, went around behind the opponent and stretched out his big hand, slamming into the opponent's crotch, oh, phew, it's a basketball.

Webb quickly turned sideways and closed the ball at the same time, and at the same time leaned down to make a shooting position.

"It's now!!"

Rayong suddenly yelled behind him.

What's now?

Someone had already rushed out, one behind him, and the other jumping up and scratching.

Webber was immediately caught in the middle of the entanglement of the other three, and he caught a glimpse of Christie's figure on the right, jumping in the air.

"Smack!"

Allen Iverson intercepted the pass.

He rushed forward!

But the whistle blew.

Iverson rushed up in disbelief to reason with the referee, but the referee gestured very firmly, and he swung his arm hard again towards the touchline.

It turned out that Iverson stepped on the sideline while accelerating in order to avoid Bibby in front of him.

Johnson: It's nothing, it's a normal penalty, you have to reach for this pass, you have a lot of inertia, and you have to launch a fast attack in such a short period of time, avoid the opposing defense, and step on the sideline.

The ball was back in the hands of the Kings with one minute and 43 seconds left in the fourth quarter.

Iverson clapped his palms vigorously and walked back in Bibby's direction.

Taking advantage of the dead ball, Divac came on.

Larry Brown also removed Raja Bell for Haywood.

Yes, both sides invariably replaced their big men at the most critical time.

Both guys are very energetic now, they are well protected, and their fouls are well controlled.

Divac came on and played the role of the wheel wheel again, lifting the ball high above his head on the line and throwing it in the direction of Christie on the right, who then dribbled to Webb.

Webb took a big step to attract the two defenders and then jumped up to follow up with a back pass to Bibby.

It's a good ball, and it passed the hands of four people in an instant.

Bibby wants to dunk!!

"you!!"

With a sentence of national quintessence, Bi Heavy slammed it on the floor.

Rayong decisively took the opponent down and sent Bibi to the free throw line.

There was no way to do it, the Kings moved the ball too fast, the players covered each other when they were running, and the defenders wanted to follow them directly, which was difficult.

Brian: I think at this point Larry Brown should bring up Raga Bell, who is better defensively at the No. 2 position, and replace Eric Snow.

Admittedly, Eric Snow is a good player and a better organiser, but there are not many opportunities for the ball to pass through him at this time.

Bale, on the other hand, is more aggressive defensively and can provide psychological deterrence to the opposition, while he is also good without the ball, and can also open up more space for Iverson on the ball.

Bibi is still stable, with both penalties.

96-103 with one minute and twenty-six seconds left in the game.

The 76ers' offense is very critical, and it must be scored, otherwise it will be even more passive.

Iverson took half time and immediately grabbed a three-pointer.

However, his physical strength was severely depleted, and he was interfered with by Bibby, and the ball bounced heavily.

Fortunately, Haywood struggled to pick up the rebound, and he squeezed twice under the basket before handing over the ball.

Van Horn stepped forward to catch the ball and completed a bump and handed it to Rayong on the left.

Rayong faced Christie, who had already chased him, and after two consecutive dribbles, waved his hand to Van Horn to pull away, leaving the left area free.

After a fake turn, he swiped directly into the basket, flew up with an interception in front and a chasing soldier behind, and glided to pick up the basket.

Brian: That's not right, it's a bridge!

Johnson: No, it's not a shot!

Van Horn, who had already been pulled out, went back and forth, and lightly stretched his ape arm to press the ball into the frame.

It was a striking assist.

Both Webber and Christie's defensive attention was brought to Rayong's side, and Van Horn caught the chance.

98 to 103, a difference of five points, one minute and nine seconds.

The Kings served the baseline ball, Bibby slowly dribbled over, and Rayong grabbed it twice before turning back.

The 76ers are starting to press!

The Kings again rotated the ball on the line by Divac and Haywood fouled.

He pushed Webb out as he grabbed the position...

The team's cumulative fouls are enough, whether it is a shooting foul or not, the opponent must be sent to the free throw line.

Webb's first penalty, lost!

Readjust your breathing, punish again, and this time there is.

A difference of six points.

The 76ers made a mistake on their side.

Iverson got caught in the bag again, but his pass went out of bounds.

Once again, Heywood chose to turn his back on him....

The Kings didn't give the other side another chance for the next minute, although Rayong hit two three-pointers in the final 34 seconds and 17 seconds.

Kebibi's free throws were very solid, hitting six of six free throws in the final minute to hold on to the lead.

104-109, the Kings took the Eastern Conference powerhouse Philadelphia 76ers without danger.

In this game, Iverson scored 29 points and 6 assists, and Rayong scored 26 points and 11 assists.

Bibby on the opposite side had 22 points and 9 assists, Webb had 24 points and 8 rebounds, and Bobby Jackson came off the bench with 17 points and 2 steals.

Divac is old, only 7 points and 7 rebounds, and as an interior player, he only shoots 43%, which is a bit unreasonable.

On the Philadelphia side, Larry Brown's conservative hiring strategy was still criticized by the local media in Philadelphia.

Quite a few even think that he closes the space for the player's imagination.

Fans don't pay for tickets to see the defense, they want to see Adelman's quick passing and switching between attack and defense.

It seems that once they don't win the championship, Iverson and Brown will definitely have one of them leave the team after the season.

His scheduling mode made Iverson and Rayong a little unable to let go.

Sometimes there are too many ideas to play, and it's not good to be too selfless, and it's still going to attack.



no one thought that the Lakers didn't rush out in the 02 West Showdown, which was the last glory of this gorgeous team, but it's a pity