I'm not really a brutalist striker

Chapter 101 101. The smell of gunpowder filled with gunpowder smoke!Conflict is imminent!
At the end of halftime, the King's brief climax in the first half of the second quarter did not help the team to overtake the score.

When the Eagles recaptured Steve Nash and Souter, the king's brief climax was interrupted in an instant, as if the good show had just been halfway done, and he was suddenly dragged off the bed. It feels so sour and sour.

Throughout the first half, Adelman still failed to find a solution to Souter's point. Chris Webber's defensive experience is certainly rich, but his broken knee is no longer enough to support Chris Webb to keep up with Souter's breakthrough speed.

But if Adelman does not use Chris Webber, the other players of the Kings will not be able to guard against the beast Souter.

Brad Miller, as a two-meter-tall, occasional cameo power forward, is a tank-type center with a slow lateral movement.

Compared with players of the same weight, Brad Miller's speed is not a defect, but against a guy who is almost inhuman like Souter, Brad Miller's speed disadvantage will undoubtedly be infinitely magnified.

As for Darius Sangueira, who is [-] meters tall, although her lateral movement speed is good, she can barely keep up with Souter's breakthrough speed on the court.

However, as a rookie who was selected by the Kings with the 21st pick in the second round of last year's draft and officially landed in the NBA this year, Sangueira is not an old and cunning opponent like Suter at all.

That's right, although Suter's identity is just a rookie who has just entered the league, no team in the entire league dares to treat Suter as a rookie differently.

Suter's awareness on both ends of the floor makes it hard to believe that this guy is a first-year NBA rookie.

There is no doubt that Suter broke the barriers of the rookie wall with his wild individual performance, and came across as a tricky old fritter.

Throughout the first half, facing the Kings' multiple adjustments, Suter almost played a dominant performance, with 19 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals and 2 blocks. Weber pressed the ground and rubbed frantically.

The Eagles also relied on Suter's excellent personal performance to lead the Kings by 12 points at halftime and end the game.

The current situation is definitely something that no one thought of before the start of this game.

No one thought that Suter would have the upper hand in the matchup with Chris Webber, and no one thought that the Eagles, whose record could only be ranked [-]th or [-]th in the Western Conference, would face the fourth-ranked Eagles in the Western Conference. Played so well when the king.

If Steve Nash has been the offensive engine of the Eagles this season, all the team's shots are driven by Steve Nash holding the ball alone.

So Suter's personal performance in this game undoubtedly once again exceeded the expectations of the fans.

In the past, Suter has been responsible for the air cut after the pick-and-roll and dunks during the defensive counterattack in the Eagles' tactical system.

However, on this night, Suter not only completed his offensive task well, but also used his offensive threat to continuously drive other teammates to score.

While the four assists in the half set a new career high for Suter, it also made Suter more difficult to defend on the offensive end.

After all, when Suter can shoot, pass, and dunk on the offensive end, it is difficult for the Kings to make targeted defenses against Suter.

No one knows what Suter will do next, whether it is a personal breakthrough with the ball, a jump shot from an emergency stop, or assists other teammates to score through his own offense. Everything will allow Suter to complete the sublimation again.

It is worth mentioning that during the intermission, the on-site commentator Mark Anderson gave a very high evaluation of Suter's outstanding personal performance.

"It's unbelievable that the Vultures can continue to surprise people in one season."

"From the pure blue-collar insider at the beginning of the season, he has gradually grown into a true court leader."

"Except for the three-pointer, there seems to be nothing on the court that can stop the Vulture. Whether it is offensive or defensive, the Vulture has played a historical level of rookie performance!"

During the intermission, in the king's locker room, Adelman was discussing the game strategy for the second half with the assistant team around him.

Souter's personal threat completely exceeded the expectations of the Kings coaching staff.

Prior to this, no one thought that this rookie who had just lifted his suspension for only two games would bring such a big trouble to the king.

As an offensive coach whose coaching career has only led his team to average three-digit points per game in one season, Adelman's offensive accomplishments are absolutely amazing.

But in sharp contrast with the sharp offensive tactics is Adelman's defense.

Arrangement of defense is not Adelman's strong point, halftime only 20 minutes, which makes it difficult for Adelman to find an effective response.

At this time, Adelman was actively discussing with the coaching staff with a tactical board, but it is not difficult to see from the frowns of several people that the King still failed to find a way to deal with the combination of Souter and Steve Nash.

At the same time, Chris Webb, who had been beaten by Suter in the first half, also sat on the chair without saying a word, his face was gloomy as if dripping water, and he almost got a few big words tattooed on his face. , "I'm annoying, don't mess with me!"

"Damn! Damn!"

"I can't swallow this bad breath even if I say anything in the second half. If this guy still doesn't know how to restrain himself, I will definitely blow his dog's head off with my own hands!!"

With a "bang", he hit the wall in front of him with his fist, and Chris Webber's face was full of anger and madness.

Obviously, at this moment, Chris Webb was extremely angry, like a volcano that might erupt at any time, making those teammates who originally wanted to come forward to persuade them to shut up, and didn't want to touch Ke at this time. Reese Webb's brow.

Seeing Chris Webber's unbearable look, Christie, who was also satirized by Suter in the first half, stood on the same front with Webber in an instant.

"That's right, that guy is simply a shameless and ugly moth!"

"If you really can't bear it in the second half, you must notify me in advance and fuck him to expel him. I just want to punch him in the face right now!"

Gritting her teeth, recalling Suter's irony and contempt for herself in the first half, Christie clenched her fists angrily, ready to assist Weber to strike hard!

That guy Suter is a bit evil, and coupled with the glorious history of the extreme 1V2 game with the Spurs before, this made Christie feel a little scared when facing Suter.

If Christie was really asked to stage a one-on-one boxing with Suter on the court, Christie would most likely refuse.

But if that guy Chris Webb is willing to take the lead, Christie doesn't mind making up for two punches in the chaos, so as to vent the anger in his heart.

Even if the result of these two punches is to be expelled, Christie is willing to exchange them in equal value. That guy Suter is really annoying. Whenever Christie's mind flashed Suter's face, Christie wanted to bite his teeth. broken!
Back in the second half of the game, the Kings took the lead in attacking.

Compared with the first half of the game, the king's offensive focus has obviously changed after returning in the second half.

The player who was supposed to be supported by Chris Webber at the free throw line became the team's big center Divac.

Chris Webber's personal mood is a bit bad, which is not difficult to see from the second half of the second quarter. The continuous mistakes made coach Adelman really unbearable.

If it wasn't for the lack of a better candidate at the power forward position, Adelman would have liked to put Chris Webber on the bench and discard it.

But even so, Adelman removed Chris Webber's position as the first support point, and instead let Divac, who has the same excellent passing ability, take on this important task.

With a lot of off-the-ball pick-and-rolls and cut-back runs, the Kings showed a very strong competitive state as soon as they came back in the second half. The team's scoring leader Peja Stojakovic took the lead in hitting a three-pointer at 45 degrees from the left. Help the king get a good start in the second half.

Failed to defend against the Kings' offense, the Eagles were forced to move into position offensively.

In the positional battle, Steve Nash and Suter still played pick-and-roll at high positions, and Chris Webber's defensive position was still relatively low, and the distance between him and Suter was always more than half a meter.

There is no way, Weber really can't keep up with Suter's breakthrough speed, which has been proven many times in a row in the first half.

Even if Suter has developed a relatively stable mid-range shot today, Weber can only use this method to defend.

Unless he relies on his teammates' defense and cover, Chris Webb can't keep up with Suter's beast even if he breaks his leg.

It was brought up to make a pick-and-roll for Nash. The moment it was dismantled, Suter quickly adjusted his position and turned to cut.

Seeing Suter's offensive reaction, Chris Webb was unhurried. While stepping back, he also covered Suter's passing vision with his hands.

Although Webber's movement speed is no longer compared to that of the past, he seemed a little powerless when facing Souter, but Chris Webber still has very rich defensive experience and knows how to limit a player's offensive threat to the greatest extent.

It's a pity that this attack Suter predicted Chris Webber's prediction. While Chris Webber kept retreating, Suter slammed on the brakes after receiving the pass and passed the ball from his crotch. Transported to his right hand, he quickly took a jump step under his feet, and made a mid-range jumper with an emergency stop.

"Shu~"

With the sound of the basketball entering the net, Chris Webber and Suter were separated by a distance of more than three meters.

After the whole set of offensive moves, Chris Webber had no chance to react. By the time Chris Webber reacted, the basketball had already drawn a beautiful arc and entered the net.

It made Chris Webb, who was in charge of the defense, look like a clown, and he swung Chris Webb three meters away with a fake move, which was indeed a bit murderous.

Looking up at the flushed Chris Webber, Suter shrugged with a smile: "Your defense seems to me to be vulnerable!"

"hateful!"

Gritting his teeth and clenching his fists, watching Suter retreat to the backcourt, Chris Webber's already bad mental state was once again shocked!
The Kings attacked. Chris Webber was very active this round. He continuously used his teammates' off-ball pick-and-rolls to try to kill the basket. It seemed that he wanted to regain some face on Suter's head.

But as the saying goes, the more anxious and the more chaotic, Chris Webber, who made a mistake in his busy schedule, has completely lost his mind. Using Christie's outside pick-and-roll, Weber turned around and went straight to the basket when he saw the opportunity.

Seeing Chris Webber's traveling position, big center Divac also passed the ball for the first time.

But at this time, Suter had already been stuck on Chris Weber's breakthrough route ahead of time, and the distance between the two was less than half a meter. Unless Chris Weber quickly split the ball, Weber, who was attacking with the ball, would directly hit him. On Suter, it is very likely that the referee will call an offensive foul.

However, at this time, Chris Webber has gradually lost his mind. Looking at Suter who is standing in front of him, Weber did not pass the ball to Mike Bibby in the corner of the wing. Instead, he took the ball and chose to go hard. It seems that he wants to score on Souter's head desperately!
"boom!"

As the bodies of the two collided with each other with a "bang", Suter, who has always played wildly, was directly knocked out by Chris Webber's attack for more than two meters. Stopped, the whole acting skills can be said to be so exaggerated and exaggerated, even the fans didn't believe the flopping.

However, Chris Webber's offense was indeed an undisputed offensive foul. After all, Suter had already stood in a defensive position in advance, and his body was straight, without the slightest movement of his feet. This was a wonderful foul prediction.

"Dududu~"

At the same time, the bottom line referee blew his whistle and made a gesture to indicate that Chris Webber made an offensive foul on this ball!

Seeing the penalty given by the referee, Chris Webb, who had basically lost his mind, jumped angrily in an instant, rushed forward with a lunge, reached out and grabbed the arm of the referee at the bottom line and shouted loudly: "Dive, flop! This is An obvious dive!"

"This ball should call his defensive foul, not my offensive foul!"

"Damn! This is really a bad penalty!"

Seeing Chris Webb's emotions getting more and more agitated, Mike Bibby on the side jumped up immediately, hugged Chris Webb tightly from behind, and dragged him backwards, fearing that he might have Chris Webber, who received a technical foul, will be ejected directly.

"Calm down! Chris! You should find a way to calm down now!"

"This kind of ball questioning the referee is meaningless, it will only make you one step closer to being expelled!"

"Calm down! Be sure to stay calm! That vulture guy just wants to provoke you, so don't fall into his trap!"

Hearing the dissuasion from Mike Bibby behind him, Chris Webb's mood gradually stabilized.

Although the anger towards Souter in his heart has not diminished at all, Chris Webb at this moment knows that it is indeed meaningless to continue pestering the referee, and it will actually benefit Souter.

"Hoo, hoo!"

Taking two deep breaths in a row, Chris Webb forced himself to calm down.

Chris Webber is not afraid of such things as expulsion, but before that guy Suter left the field, Chris Webb was really unwilling to be expelled early.

It doesn't matter if you are really expelled, but the premise is that that guy Su Te shouldn't think about it too!
However, after Mike Bibby's persuasion, Chris Webber just calmed down when he heard Suter's gloating voice in his ear: "You soft-footed shrimp said it before. The body, sometimes, still needs to use the brain!"

As Suter stood up and passed by Chris Webber, while making sarcasm, he pointed to his head. The smell of gunpowder on the field was so strong that it was full of gunpowder! !
(End of this chapter)