Defending champion

Chapter 177 Advancing to the Playoffs

Chapter 148 Advance to the playoffs
"Bah"

"Boom" Shark missed two free throws under the collective pressure of the audience!

Hornets foul earned.

The Sharks are good in everything, but his free throws are particularly poor.At the critical moment, the Sharks missed two free throws to give the Hornets a chance to overtake the score.

Jack stuck Mourning tightly behind him and seized a powerful stronghold under the basket.Take this key rebound first.

With the last 12 seconds left in the time, the Hornets are still 1 point behind, and the Hornets still have the ball.

Chance!Here comes the opportunity for the Hornets to overtake the score!Can the Hornets have a lore?Whether the Hornets can enter the playoffs depends on this goal!Just look at the key ball.

The hearts of the audience once again raised their throats, and their eyes were fixed on Jack who was holding the ball.More than 2 spectators at the scene, reporters, cameramen, Hornets substitute players on the bench, on-site commentators...all of them stood up involuntarily, clenched their fists, their necks involuntarily leaned forward, and their eyes widened. I am so afraid that if I am not paying attention, the most classic scene in this world will disappear from my eyes.

Hornets attack!The Hornets' personnel are all stretched apart, and the Heat's players dare not easily defend and double-team the entire court.

Moreover, the heat is still leading now, so they are not in a hurry to foul.There is no need for the Heat to foul, as long as they can prevent this wave of offense.Then the Heat will definitely win this game, but the premise is that the Hornets will not have a lore.

Paul took the basketball from Jack and dribbled it quickly across half court.With the last 9 seconds left in the Hornets' attack time, Wade and Williams stepped forward to press, and they wanted to force the Hornets to submit.

How cunning Paul is, before the double-team between Wade and Williams has formed, he immediately handed the ball to Butler who came to meet him.

After Butler got the ball, Anthony Walker immediately rushed up, but Butler didn't have a chance, and directly assigned it to jr Smith in the bottom corner.

The Hornets played very patiently at the last moment of the game, but there is not much time left for the Hornets.Only the last 5 seconds left.JR Smith, who was in the bottom corner, just took the ball, and the Flash Wade immediately came to help defend. jr smith has no chance.

Oops!The current situation is very bad for the Hornets. There are less than three seconds left in the time, but they have not found a chance to shoot.

The offensive time left for the Hornets is running out.The fans of the Hornets were like ants on a hot pot, stomping their feet on the auditorium in a hurry, but they couldn't do anything... That kind of feeling is really fucking uncomfortable!

As the coach of the Hornets, Byron couldn't sit still, "Get that damn ball out!" Byron stood on the sidelines like a raging lion, shouting at the top of his voice.No one knew Byron with this expression, he gritted his teeth.He jumped into a rage, and he danced.

It may be that Byron's scolding worked, or it may be that the Hornets deserved their lives. With 2 seconds left in the game, jr Smith passed the best ball of the game.

Jack relied on pretending to slip to the bottom line, and relying on Hilton's empty-handed cover from the bottom line, he blocked Mourning tightly behind him, and Jack went out from the ground.With an unquestionable tone, he shouted at JR Smith: "Ball!"

JR Smith saw Jack, just like a refugee who had been thirsty for several days in the Taklamakan desert saw water, and a very penetrating pass, the ball was handed over to Jack.

Jack received a pass from jr Smith, and there was less than one second left in the game. The situation was very critical. If there was a little carelessness, the Hornets would be swept out this season.

At this moment, time seemed to freeze, and the audience of more than 2 people seemed to have become dumbfounded and stupid.All the fans seemed to have lost consciousness. They didn't even know when the hat they had been wearing fell off.

The substitute players on the bench of the Hornets all stood up and lined up. Their heads were tilted towards the other half of the field very regularly. They even covered the towels on their foreheads. I don't know when it will fall.

When catching the ball, Jack didn't hesitate at all, and time didn't allow him to have the slightest hesitation. He bent his knees, stood up, his wrist shook slightly, and the basketball just left the tip of Jack's index finger...

"Beep..." The whistle for the end of the game just sounded...

The basketball drew a very beautiful arc in the air, and the basketball circled in the air and rolled towards the basket...

With a sound of "Swap!", the basketball stirred up a very beautiful wave on the rim...

quiet!At this time, the Ford Center is as quiet as a calm lake.

After watching the basketball he threw go into the basket steadily, Jack couldn't help himself. After pulling the jersey on his body a few times, he looked up to the sky and screamed a few times. waving.To vent the excitement in my heart.

The spotlights on the scene were all aimed at Jack, and the cameras on the sidelines unscrupulously "clicked! clicked! clicked! clicked!..." shot at Jack fiercely!What's more, they rushed into the stadium together, and the lenses of more than a dozen cameras were all aimed at Jack.

"The ball is in! The ball is in! The ball is in! ... The ball is in!"

"At the last moment of the game, Jack made a deadly mid-range shot at the buzzer! Jack beat the Heat, the Hornets advanced to the playoffs, and the Hornets got a ticket to the playoffs!"

The audience at the scene were stunned by the sudden happiness, and they hadn't realized what was going on for the time being.quiet!The huge stadium is still unusually quiet!Quietly, only the breathing of the players can be heard vaguely...

After about five seconds, the belated applause finally sounded.The applause like waves hitting the shore, shouts like Scratches, and cheers...suddenly, the entire Ford Center on the field was swallowed up.The scene is in chaos...

The Hornets, whether they were starters, substitute players, coaches, or assistant coaches, all rushed out and flew towards Jack, surrounded Jack in the middle, and Jack was counted among the crowd...

The scene is in chaos!
(End of this chapter)