I'm not really a brutalist striker

Chapter 46 46. Feel hot, omnipotent!Above the basket, no take-off!

Looking at the back of Suter trekking arrogantly, he thought that this guy almost completed the buckle on his head just now.

The grumpy Artest couldn't help clenching his fists, showing an angry expression for the first time in this game.

"Damn it!"

"I'll make you look good sooner or later!"

The Pacers attacked, and O'Neal once again fell to the low post. He opened his hand and asked for the ball from guard Jensley.

But before Jensley, who was entangled in his heart, passed the ball, Pacers coach Rick Carlisle shouted off the court.

"Tactic number two!"

"Immediately execute the No. [-] tactic for me, don't play singles with no brains anymore!"

Coaching this Pacers team is simply a headache for Rick Carlisle. Although the Pacers' talents are visible to the naked eye, they can't hold back that the team is full of simple-minded guys with well-developed limbs.

Jermaine O'Neal, Artest, Al Harrington, Fred Jones, thinking about the personal emotions and playing IQ of these guys, Carlisle feels that he can bring this team to the No. The location is really awesome!

The only normal player in the entire starting lineup is probably center Jeff Foster.

In addition, even the "team soul" Reggie Miller is not normal!
Although Reggie Miller can completely control his personal emotions on the court, but this old guy is an out-and-out troll if he can't stand it!
In a hurry, even the head coach Rick Carlisle sprayed blood on his head, and the words that spewed out of his mouth became worse and worse.

However, Foster's personal ability is very average. He is a blue-collar worker who is beyond standard. This season, Foster can average 6.1 points and 7.4 rebounds per game.

At first glance, this statistic is not too bad, but it is a dream to change the situation of the game through Foster, and the two-meter-tall Foster is embarrassing to use on the defensive end.

If it weren't for the excellent defense capabilities of Jermaine O'Neal and Artest, Foster, who averaged only 0.3 blocks per game, would have been beaten into a sieve.

There is no way. Since Brad Miller left the team, the Pacers' current inside configuration is seriously short of people, or in other words, there is a serious lack of players with excellent personal ability to protect the frame.

Otherwise, O'Neal Jr., who is at the power forward position, would not have sent data close to three blocks.

Hearing coach Rick Carlisle's voiceless roar, O'Neal reluctantly pulled out to execute the tactics, and made a pick-and-roll for point guard Jensley, with the word "unhappy" written directly on his face without any concealment.

Using the pick-and-roll, Jensley accelerated to the inside and began to break through. Jensley's lateral movement speed was not fast. Even though McGinnis's defense level was average, he could completely keep up with Jensley's breakthrough.

However, Jensley, who weighs 88 kilograms, is very strong. The moment his body came into contact with McInnis, Jensley slammed McGinnis' defense.

In any case, there is also a weight gap of nearly 20 pounds between the two sides. When Jamal Jensley gritted his teeth and rushed forward, it was difficult for McGinnis to have a close confrontation.

With the help of Jermaine O'Neal's shooting threat from the middle distance after dismantling, Jinsley continued to penetrate deep into the penalty area. Before the "Roaring God" Rasheed Wallace came up to help defend, he succeeded in a high-arc throw to help the Pacers. Scored the first goal of the game.

4:2
The Eagles attack, positional warfare, McGinnis and Suter continue to play pick-and-roll in the high post.

With the experience of being directly turned around by Souter last time, O'Neill has always kept the distance between himself and Souter this time.Avoid being turned around by Suter under close defense.

Suter's turning speed is very fast. Although O'Neal doesn't want to admit this bad fact, his physical response when defending is very good.

With the help of the pick-and-roll, Suter still buried himself in the penalty area like a tireless beast.

However, when he saw that Jermaine O'Neal kept a distance of about half a meter from himself, Suter did not hesitate after receiving the ball, and decisively stopped and shot a jumper at the mid-range position.

"Shu~"

6:2
After scoring the goal, Su Te smiled, lowered his head and kissed his wrist, obviously very satisfied with his touch in this game.

"Thank you, buddy! Today is destined to be our night!"

Seeing that Suter felt hot after the opening game, and scored six points in a row from inside and outside, the on-site commentator Bill Wharton said with a smile: "It seems that the Vulture feels very good this night. At present, the Vulture has scored 6 points in a row, and twice Got a jumper in front of Jermaine."

"Since the start of the game, the vulture's mid-range shooting has become more and more stable. At present, the mid-range has become one of the vulture's regular offensive methods."

"I have a hunch that the Vulture has a chance to break his personal scoring record of 34 points in this game. Jermaine has nothing to do with the Vulture after the opening game."

The Pacers attacked. This time Jensley used O'Neal's pick-and-roll to break through to the inside. However, during the breakthrough process, he used the space brought by O'Neal to pull the ball to Artest's hand at a 45-degree left.

The latter held the ball like a bulldozer, directly crushing Stephen Jackson's defense and began to break through.

Artest's weight reached 250 pounds this season, which is about 114 kilograms, which is much heavier than center Jeff Foster.

At the small forward position, Artest is definitely one of the strongest strikers in the active league.

When Artest's savage rushing style hit Stephen Jackson's body, Jackson was like a wrecked ship facing a stormy sea. He was twisted in an instant, and his body fell to the side uncontrollably.

"I, Ni Ma! What did this grow up on!"

Breaking through Stephen Jackson's defense, Artest is about to stage a two-handed dunk!
Right now, Rasheed Wallace has been pulled to the left side of the basket by Foster, and the Hawks penalty area is temporarily empty. Before Rasheed Wallace returns from the defense, Artest will definitely be able to complete this Dunk.

"Roar!"

A roar came out of his mouth, and Artest seemed to want to use this dunk to vent his anger that he was almost dunked by Suter just now.

But just as Artest took off with all his strength and was about to ravage the basket, he suddenly felt a cool breeze coming from the back of his head.

Along with the cool wind, there was another voice.

"Above the eagle's basket, no take-off!"

"boom!"

With the loud sound of the basketball hitting the backboard, Suter, who came from the side to help defend, directly blocked Artest's dunk with a pegboard cap behind him!
"Pretty!"

"Vulture blocked Ron's dunk from behind!"

"After the opening game, the vultures were omnipotent, showing a strong desire to win on both offense and defense!"

"There's no question the Vultures are trying to dominate the game of the night!"

The ball bounced far away with a huge rebound and was picked up by Derek Anderson near the penalty line.

Anderson's first reaction when he picked up a rebound in the backcourt was to launch a counterattack. When Anderson turned his attention to the frontcourt, he found that Stephen Jackson had already sprinted for [-] meters like a vicious dog that smelled of shit.

"???"

In this regard, three question marks appeared on Derek Anderson's head.

Why does Jackson always run to the opponent's half court at the first time? Doesn't this guy need to defend?
There was no time to complain in my heart, and Derek Anderson, who averaged four assists per game this season, directly threw the ball with a long pass.

Although Derek Anderson is not a passing master, this kind of uninterrupted long pass is nothing to Anderson.

After receiving the pass, Stephen Jackson looked back subconsciously, and found that there was no one behind him, and no one could catch up with him.

This opportunity to counterattack against an empty basket instantly made Stephen Jackson burst into a fit of anger.

"Damn it! Who can stop me!"

Facing the unguarded basket, Jackson completed this excellent defensive counterattack with a windmill dunk. While stopping the Pacers in one fell swoop, he dunked the entire Bank Life Arena into silence!

(End of this chapter)