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Chapter 45 I'm Really Difficult
The basketball scored, the referee signaled that it was valid, and whistled for a foul by Hill's thug.

2+1!

After scoring this difficult goal, Ma Long beat his chest excitedly: "What the hell!"

This ball is really lucky.

If the tonnage is lighter and the confrontation is weaker, it will be difficult to even perform movements.

But even if his physical advantage allows him to complete the shot, if he is a bit unlucky and doesn't have the deterrence of triggering the villain's elbow twice in a row, he may not be able to score this goal.

But luck is also part of strength.

Who doesn't try their luck in the fairy ball?
Having said that, there was no whistle blowing at the Palace of Auburn Hills when he swung his elbow like that just now.

Fortunately, in the 90s, the internal confrontation was very loose, and there were four double-teams, so I turned a blind eye to it.

"The 90s are great!"

Easily hit the free throw and stretched the lead to 5 points, Malone thought as he quickly returned to defense.

Without defense for 3 seconds, it is more beneficial for him to protect the frame, and it is easier to prevent Hill from breaking through.

Early flanking is not allowed, and he is more comfortable playing in the low post.

In other words, this is the home court of the Pistons, and there is a home whistle.If the whistle was a little fairer, it wouldn't be so difficult to hit.

Pistons offense.

Hill tried to push the fast break, but Malone's defense speed was much faster than Sabonis's, and the Blazers' defense was better.

Malone scored this goal, which greatly boosted the morale of the Trail Blazers, and their attitude and enthusiasm immediately came up, successfully blocking Hill's advance.

Hill was forced to return to positional warfare.

Playing positional battles, it can be seen that the morale of the Pistons has dropped a lot.

The fairy ball hits the player's mentality very much.

Especially the Pistons are double-teamed by four people. Under this kind of strict defense, Malone can still complete the offense by himself, which is even more shocking.

Ratliff and Thorpe and others have no chance.

Alan Houston was followed by Hawkins, and Clifford took care of him, so he didn't have a chance to come out.

In a critical moment, veteran Joe Dumars stepped forward again.

Facing Rhodes' defense, Joe Dumars directly asked for the ball in singles.

After pulling out the opportunity, he decisively fired the cannon.

In the next few rounds, the Pistons also had Joe Dumars stand up.

Under the fiery touch, he hit consecutive hits, showing an extremely high competitive state, biting the score tightly, and even narrowed the point difference by relying on three-pointers.

But on the defensive end, the Pistons still have nothing to do with Malone.

Ratliff is too far behind Malone in confrontation.

This 208cm tall, 102kg weight future second-team block leader is just a rookie now.

Like other rookies, he has insufficient tonnage and thin body, and he plays by his running and jumping talent.

It's okay to run into ordinary insiders.

When encountering Ma Long, who is crushed in all aspects of body shape, he is no match at all.

Malone set off by Ratliff is like a peak dream + O'Neill.

The most important thing is that Ma Long has a very dark personality and constantly finds confrontation with his elbows to target Ratliff, who wants to cry without tears.

Ratliff: Regret now, very much.

His heart was beaten out, and the more he played defensively, the softer he became.

Joe Dumars wants to double-team.

But once Hawkins and Clifford's three-point shooting ability can pull people to the three-point line, it is too late to shrink the space.

Secondly, Malone's shots are more determined, and he directly jumps with straight arms when he catches the ball, so as not to give them a chance to double-team.

Because of the lack of interference from Ratliff, Malone's jumper is as open as it is, but it is much simpler than Joe Dumars.

Pistons head coach Doug Collins saw that his rookie center was about to be abused to scum, but he couldn't make adjustments.

Let Thorpe switch?
He's not as big as Ratliff.

In the end, the water dispenser center Eric Lechner had to be replaced.

This person's strength is average, but he wins because of his full tonnage, 120kg, and a qualified meat shield center.

The Magic in the East has O'Neal, which the Pistons have prepared for their old neighbors.

Ratliff with a 'tattoo', tearfully returned to the bench to lick his wounds.

After adding Eric Lechner, the Pistons hope to see a good change.

Only 20 seconds left in the first quarter.

Joe Dumars hit the iron, and the Blazers made the last attack.

Rhodes tried a breakthrough, but failed to find a chance, and passed the sling to Malone.

Malone caught the ball with his back at the waist and chiseled it hard behind.

Erik Lechner was so hurt that he gritted his teeth and did not give in!
The drinking fountain center also has a basketball dream!
Two seconds later, his basketball dream was shattered!

Ma Long used the reaction force to complete his turn and raised his hand to shoot.

Eric Lechner, who had been guarding against Malone's mid-range shot, immediately shifted his focus and raised his hands.

But at this moment, Malone collected the ball again, a washing machine turned around and wiped Eric Lechner, and came to the basket with one step, grabbed the ball and smashed the ball into the basket heavily!
30 is better than 25!

With this goal scored, even the Pistons fans at the Palace of Auburn Hills couldn't help cheering.

This low footstep is too smooth, silky and beautiful!

They seem to have seen the fantastic footsteps of the big dream Olajuwon!

No, it should be Huaguo Dance Step!

And I don't know why, it seems that the appreciation is stronger than the big dream!
This is a beautiful goal that can definitely enter the top five goals!

There were uncontrollable cheers, but he quickly covered his mouth.

Not so much on the Blazers bench.

After the referee blew the whistle to end the first quarter, everyone gathered around Malone to celebrate.

Marlon is also very happy.

He just had an idea and saw that the opposite tank center was very slow, so he thought he could show off his steps.

I didn't expect it to be done!
It can only be said that the shooting of the four-team just now was too impressive, and he was too guarded against his jumper.

The atmosphere on the Trail Blazers was great, and Carlesimo decided to let Sabonis rest more and let Malone play for a while.

So does the Lithuanian, who cares less about stats and playing time.

The NBA is a job, isn't it good that the job is easy?

Compared with him, Malone cares more about statistics.

打了半节，6投5中，罚球1中1，拿下了11分4篮板2盖帽。

Both offensive and defensive ends have a strong sense of presence, and the tactical role is fully reflected.

On the offensive end, it is to break the defense, contain the ball, and occasionally pass the ball.

On the defensive end, there are frame protection, assist defense, and single defense.

In addition to giving Hill a big hat, he also hated Thorpe who received the ball from Hill.

Maybe he's not as skilled as Sabonis, and he doesn't have as much experience, but relying on his physical talent and golf quotient, he can already play a super insider effect.

With the reinforcement of Hawkins and others, the shooting guard is no longer a shortcoming.

Among the five positions, the small forward is relatively average, but Harvey Grant's defense is okay.

Although it was miserable to be blasted by Hill, it was Hill after all, and there was no way.

And with him and Clifford behind him, they are best at dealing with breakthrough players.

Hill played a full first quarter and made 5 of 2 shots. Except for a fast break at the beginning, he scored very little in the following sports battles.

If it weren't for the home court at the Palace of Auburn Hills and the home whistle, which gave Hill several free throw opportunities, the All-Star voter in this game would have almost no sense of existence.

Head coach Doug Collins knows this, too.

He has a headache.

The offense is not easy to play.

Defense is not easy to defend.

Ratliff is flexible, but lacks confrontation, and his confidence is quickly shattered by Malone.

Eric Lechner's confrontation and tonnage are sufficient, but his flexibility is too poor.

No need to guess, just think back to the highlights of Olajuwon's footsteps he has seen in the past, and he knows how badly Eric Lechner will be beaten by Malone.

"Malon is too difficult to deal with."

Head coach Doug Collins shook his head and sighed, sharing the same judgment as Sloan.

Against such a big center who is tall, flexible and confrontational, it is unrealistic to defend against him, so he can only fight for offense.

At least this season, he can't think of a way.

Malone is not like O'Neal.

O'Neal has played for several seasons and knows the advantages and disadvantages, and each team has prepared a meat shield center in advance.

And Malone is just a rookie.

In this day and age, not decades later, information is very convenient.

They knew too little about Malone to know how to prepare.

During the intermission, Doug Collins began to make adjustments to the offense.

Although Hill didn't have the sense of presence in the past few games, he still played a tactical role and involved a lot of defense, which gave Joe Dumars a chance to fire.

If you want to make adjustments, you can only let Hill continue to play in the second quarter to find opportunities, and at the same time activate Alan Houston, hoping that he will hit a few more three-pointers to chase points.

After a short inter-section break, the two sides took turns.

For the Blazers, Legler, Hubert, Aaron McGee, Clifford, and Malone were sent.

Substituting Malone not only allows him to practice better, but also allows Malone to drive the offense of the second team.

In this lineup, except for Aaron McGee who is unreliable for three-pointers, the other three have top-notch three-pointers, which can barely be regarded as one star.

For the Pistons, veteran Joe Dumars took a break, and the lineup became Lindsay Hunter, Alan Houston, Grant Hill, Terry Mills, and Ratliff.

On Ratliff, the main thing is to strengthen the offense.

Ratliff's athletic ability kills Eric Lechner, a tank center.

After Malone is attracted by Hill, he can cut into the pie and provide an empty cut threat.

Playing like this, Grant Hill as the core must be very tired.

But that's how it is all these years.

Grant Hill was about to average 38 minutes per game in his rookie year.

In the second grade, which is now, in the first few games of the new season, I often play about 40 minutes.

This year's top talent enters the NBA and becomes an All-Star.

Since the second grade, there has been a shadow of the peak, and the body is mature and the physical strength is very good.

But it's also because of the relationship between playing three or four years of college.

Grant Hill has turned 23 years old and has matured into the NBA.

It is equivalent to entering the third and fourth grades of NBA players at the age of 19, and it is common sense to be mature.

In the second quarter, the Pistons had the ball.

Allan Houston showed just how important Hawkins was to the Blazers' perimeter defense.

Without Hawkins, the best outside defender, to restrain him, Alan Houston found a chance to hit a three-pointer when he came up.

30:28.

Although Hubert also worked hard to follow up the defense, he was still far behind Hawkins.

"mine."

Clifford takes over.

During the intermission, assistant coach Carlisle reminded him that he can focus more on the three-point line.

In 94, that is, last season, the three-point line was shortened to 6.7 meters, which made it easier to defend inside the three-point line.

Malone's defensive area is enough to protect the frame, and he needs to pay more attention to the outside line.

But he didn't pay attention, and was beaten by Alan Houston.

"Just call back."

Malone didn't care, patted Hubert and Clifford on the back, and came to the bottom line to serve.

Legler has solid basic skills. Under the pressure of Lindsay Hunter, he dribbled the ball steadily across the frontcourt and passed the ball to Clifford.

Clifford had no chance.

In addition to offense, Hill has also practiced defense.

His physical condition is too good, he has all the conditions to be a top defensive player on the wing.

He did take advantage of it. The defense has improved qualitatively compared to last season, and Clifford's offensive line was faintly locked on the flank.

No chance, but it doesn't matter.

There is a little giant guarantee at home.

Although Malone was surrounded by Ratliff, Clifford's pass was average.

But hang on, who wouldn't!
Clifford hit a lob that looked like a shot.

This was too high, and Ratliff was caught by Malone's elbow and couldn't take off. He could only watch Malone take advantage of his height and straighten his arms to catch the pass with one hand.

The consequence of failing to go around the front is that Ma Long turned to face the basket and easily stood up and dunked.

32:28.

The Pistons were unimpressed, and Ratliff was numb.

Knowing that they couldn't defend, they all focused on attacking.

Clifford defended well this time.

When Alan Houston got rid of Hubert to catch the ball, he made up in front of him in time.

Alan Houston didn't make a strong shot and passed back to Hill.

After Hill broke through and pulled Malone away, he passed to Ratliff who made an empty cut.

Ratliff couldn't help shouting after scoring a dunk.

But then on the defensive end, he paid the price.

When defending Malone's back alone, he didn't want to defend anymore. Malone gave him an elbow before he was satisfied to put the ball into the basket.

Ratliff's face turned green.

Didn't he just yell, and this also elbowed him?

You still say you are not narrow-minded? !

Ratliff: I'm really having a hard time!
The first few minutes of the second quarter were spent in Ratliff's fancy beating
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