MM Racing Chapter 220
Chapter 220
After Ginobili received the ball, he started the fast break mode directly.
Lagabel could only stare at him halfway because Carter was still chasing from a distance after attacking too deep.
On the other side, Tony Parker saw that there was no one under the basket of the Nets and started to accelerate at full speed.
He and Arroyo seemed to be competing with each other. The two were still running side by side when they passed the half court.
Arroyo was not at a disadvantage in terms of speed, but he was not good at defensive experience.
Parker suddenly stopped after entering the three-point line and stopped Arroyo who could not stop. Arroyo shook off,
Ginobili made a long-distance one-handed ground pass to Parker,
When Arroyo adjusted his body center of gravity and defended Parker again,
Parker had accelerated again. He passed Arroyo who was stagnant on the spot on the way, and faced the empty basket of the Nets and easily scored a layup,
69 to 79
Within 2 minutes after Kidd left the court, the score difference narrowed from 15 points to 10 points,
Coach Frank was very anxious, and the 15-point advantage did not seem to be as big as he imagined.
"Vince, calm down, don't care what they say, we play our own game, we need a success rate!"
He reminded Carter on the sidelines. From the offensive and defensive rhythm of the two groups, it can be seen that there was no Kidd's sequelae and no delay for a second, which was directly highlighted.
Carter knew that he was rash in the last round.
When you have the advantage, you should fight a positional war and play steadily.
He knew the truth, but when Bowen provoked him and laughed at Kidd, his heart was like a burning fire, and he couldn't calm down.
He knew that the other party was just irritating him and making him lose his mind.
He couldn't help but feel a little regretful. His good brother was out of the game, and he should stabilize the situation and keep the lead until the end of the game.
Instead of acting on impulse, he was defeated by the opponent's fast break and lost 5 points.
"Vince, you have to cheer up and don't be disturbed by that bastard. He is a scumbag. We must bring victory back to New Jersey!"
Although Coach Frank was very angry at this time, his more important job was to let the team win the game and bring victory back to New Jersey. Everything else was secondary.
Off the court, he could observe his opponent more deeply. It was obvious that Bruce Bowen was not a good guy. He kept verbally attacking Carter to make him lose his temper.
As a coach, he should remind his players at this time.
Jefferson sent the baseline ball to Carter again.
This time, Carter took a few deep breaths and gradually calmed down.
Roy was really afraid that Carter would lose his temper again, and the situation would become more and more unfavorable.
Fortunately, Carter was also a person who had experienced many ups and downs and adjusted quickly. Even if Bruce Bowen continued to tease him,
Carter endured it and ignored him completely, just as if he didn't hear it.
After his teammates were in position, he began to organize the attack.
At this time, in order to achieve the success rate, he and Roy must work in the same direction.
And the two of them are the most The fatal pick-and-roll must be used to save lives at this moment.
The two nodded in tacit understanding.
Roy pulled outside the three-point line.
The two skilled pick-and-rolls have been used countless times this season.
The Spurs chose to switch defense. After all, no one wants to learn Roy's three-point ability.
Even the Spurs themselves have suffered too much.
After the pick-and-roll, Carter took Duncan away and passed the ball to Roy.
Facing Bowen's defense, Roy was confident, but at this moment he chose to play it safe.
Shoot a three-pointer It was great, but I was not the type of player who could hit 100% of the shots.
I had to be more stable and find a chance to score. In order not to let my teammates' confidence be hit again,
Roy chose to break through, dribbling with his long legs, each step was almost 1.5 steps of Bowen,
Easily squeezed him out,
This is how the competition between completely different weight classes works,
Veteran Horry completely abandoned Jefferson and double-teamed Roy at the first opportunity,
Roy was used to being double-teamed from the front and back, as long as the opponent dared to double-team,
Since His pass would make the opponent pay the price,
But Roy didn't expect the opponent's double-team to be so firm,
It seemed that he didn't care about his pass at all, and Jefferson's position in the bottom corner was empty,
In this case, Roy passed the ball without hesitation,
The basketball was in Jefferson's hands, but he didn't have the ability to shoot three-pointers standing on the three-point line. The three-point shooting rate below 30% was almost negligible,
No coach could tolerate this outside three-point shooting rate, and even he himself didn't trust his three-pointers,
Jefferson chose to dribbleThe ball went to the already crowded basket.
Duncan of the Spurs had already returned to defense. Standing under the basket, he was an insurmountable barrier for the Nets' short lineup!
Jefferson had no chance under Duncan's long arms.
The ball returned to Roy's hands near the free throw line again.
When Roy wanted to end the attack with a mid-range shot, Duncan turned his spearhead again and rushed directly towards him.
The fleeting shooting opportunity was gone. Duncan restricted the Nets' offense with one defense and two defenses.
Roy could only dribble the ball and continue to break through. On the way, he was double-teamed by the Spurs again.
This time it was a more excessive three-person double-team. When the basketball was passed, there was not much time left for the offense.
The basketball went around and passed to Arroyo on the outside. He made a hasty shot on the three-point line.
"Ding"
The shot was short.
When Roy saw that it was Arroyo who received the ball, he knew it was over. This should not be his shooting range.
Arroyo is good at fast breaks, offense and defense transitions, chaos, and mid-range shots, but definitely not three-pointers.
Obviously, Arroyo was not prepared for the important task entrusted to him temporarily. In addition, he was unable to adjust and rushed to shoot due to insufficient time.
The hit rate can be imagined.
Roy regretted it. If he had known this, he would have forced a three-pointer from the outside.
It is too late to say all this now.
Horry squeezed Jefferson with his height under the basket and protected the rebound.
Then he passed the ball to Ginobili again.
The Spurs formed a fast break rhythm again.
Roy chased Ginobili hard. He needed to hold on to the Nets' 10-point lead.
The Nets' defense returned quickly, but Roy, the real Optimus Prime, could not catch up with the speed of the two small guards.
In the restricted area, Ginobili slowed down.
He was adjusting his rhythm to avoid Roy's pursuit and layup.
Roy knew his chance had come.
He gritted his teeth and used all his strength. When Nobili entered the reasonable collision zone and jumped, Roy also rushed over.
After starting, Roy became an insurmountable peak in front of Ginobili.
Waiting for Ginobili's basketball in the air, as long as he shot,
Roy had full confidence to blow away any angle of his shooting.
But until he fell, he still couldn't wait for Ginobili's strong attack.
Because in mid-air, he twisted his body forcefully,
passed the basketball in his hand to the outside line,
Horry, who happened to follow up, received the pass on the three-point line,
Veteran Horry did not make any adjustments, raised his hand and shot after receiving the ball,
Jefferson's defense was already in place, but what is a key man, what is a big heart,
Horry raised the arc of his shot, making Jefferson's interference ineffective,
"Shua"
Horry's three-pointer at the critical moment is never soft!
72 to 79!