I'm not really a brutalist striker

Chapter 98 98. Sneak Attack!Stadium Clash!Left and right uppercuts, straight to the face!Suter: "I'm really a nice guy..."

"The vulture intercepted Chris's pass, and the whole audience succeeded with a tomahawk dunk!"

"It's unbelievable that the Vultures were able to react so quickly on defense in such a short period of time, forcing Chris to miss the pass on the first defensive possession after the opening."

"The vulture jumped and dunked almost at the free throw line. This is definitely one of the most exciting actual dunks of the season!"

Since the speed attribute has been raised to A-, coupled with the speed bonus of the king of running and bombing, Suter's defensive counterattack speed can be described as as agile as a cheetah.

As for taking off and dunking from the free throw line, it is also not difficult for Suter.

Although too much distance will make Suter's dunk in the air lose its beauty, it is still easy to take off and dunk from a position one step away from the free throw line.

Suter's dunk almost completely ignited the atmosphere of the Eagles' home court. Even though the game had just started, Suter used one offense and one defense to make Chris Webber utterly deflated. The god of war on the field!
Seeing Su Te's fierce face and casting a provocative look at himself, Chris Webb subconsciously clenched his fists, and even his body couldn't help but began to tremble.

In my impression, the last time I was so embarrassed was when I was facing Kevin Garnett in the playoffs. I didn't expect to suffer a big loss from Suter, a rookie, today.

Thinking of his arrogant response and sarcasm before the game, Weber felt his face burn, as if he had just been slapped on the mouth by a pair of invisible giant hands!
"Damn!"

"Damn guy!"

Shocked by Suter's explosive speed on the defensive end, and also wary of Suter's defensive prediction, Weber couldn't help cursing in a low voice.

The Kings offense still implemented Princeton's tactical running position, but this time Chris Webber did not frequently deliver the ball to his teammates, but stood at the free throw line in a three-threat posture.

Out of the corner of his eye, while observing the running positions of his teammates, he glanced at the basket from time to time. As one of the representative figures of the Kings team, Chris Webber has a lot of power on the offensive end.

Even though Chris Webber's offensive efficiency has dropped sharply due to injuries this season, Chris Webber can still choose between his offense and passing organization.

If it weren't for this, Chris Webber and Peja Stojakovic would not have such a big conflict.

Both of them wanted to compete for the position of the head star, and this caused the smell of gunpowder between the two to become stronger and stronger.

Seeing Suter, who was pressing his body tightly against him in front of him, Chris Webb felt his teeth itch with hatred.

Suter is very clear that he has the advantage of speed when facing Chris Weber. Even if he defends close to him, it is difficult for Weber to pass him easily.

Today's Webber is no longer the boy who flew into the sky and escaped from the ground. Webber's main offensive method in the past two seasons has been mid-range shots from near the free throw line.

Unless he plays more and plays less, in positional battles, Webber seldom goes straight to the basket with the ball. It's not that Weber doesn't want to get close to the basket, but that Weber's knees really can't bear the pressure brought by explosive power.

In this case, I only need to defend Chris Webber closely all the way, so that Webber can't easily raise his hand to shoot, then all Weber can do is pass and pick-and-roll.

As long as Webber passes enough times, the chances of Suter being able to convert them into steals are better.

As for whether Weber's assist data in this game will be too many for him to surpass, so that he will not be able to complete the ordinary task of 2000 rage points, this worry has long been thrown out of Suter's mind.

After all, compared to the hidden quest Chris Webber's resentment, the reward of 2000 rage points is really trivial.

And the fury value rewards of the hidden missions are also very generous. Suter is ambitious, but never greedy, and does not ask for all the missions to be completed. It is lucky to successfully complete the hidden missions in this game.

On the defensive end, Suter's body is tightly attached to Chris Webber, leaving a very narrow shooting space for Webber.

How close are the two of them?
At this moment, Chris Webber can even feel that he and Suter are playing fencing!

Chris Webber was deeply shocked by the violent collision and friction!

"So long! So big! So cruel!"

From the corner of the eye, I saw that Mike Bibby was trying to get rid of Steve Nash's defense and came to his side. Chris Webb immediately moved to the left with the ball, and while passing the ball to Bibby, he also Immediately set the pick-and-roll on the spot to the left of the free throw line.

Hand-to-hand play like this is very common in Princeton's tactical system, and once Nash's defensive position is delayed by Chris Webber's pick-and-roll, Mike Bibby will come out with a perfect shot.

Suter has experienced this kind of duo cooperation between Webb and Bibby many times in the dream training. To be precise, he was hit by the king too many shots on his head.

So at the first moment when Chris Webber's body moved to the left, Suter gave up and continued to chase. Instead, he suddenly slammed on his feet, forcibly adjusted his body's center of gravity, and rushed towards Mike Bibby at the top of the arc. .

"boom!"

With the sound of iron strikes, the Kings' offense returned in vain again, and the defensive rebound was picked off by Rasheed Wallace.

Although Suter, who saved the ball with all his strength, failed to block Mike Bibby's shot, he successfully destroyed the cooperation between Webb and Bibby, put the defensive pressure to the maximum, and successfully interfered with Mike Bibby three-point shot.

You know, Mike Bibby's three-point shooting percentage this season can be as high as 40%. If there is no interference, Bibby who makes open shots will not only hit every shot, but at least have a [-]% to [-]% certainty.

Suter's defensive choice was just right this time. He decisively let go of Chris Webber to help defend Mike Bibby and read the Kings' offense perfectly.

The excellent reaction ability even caused the on-site commentator Mark Anderson to exclaim: "The vulture's defensive response is very fast! The vulture chose the most correct defensive route as soon as Chris and Mike switched positions!"

"The Vulture has destroyed the Kings' offense for two consecutive rounds, and the Kings have never been able to find their own offensive rhythm!"

"People only see the talent of the vulture on the offensive end, but subconsciously ignore the contribution of the vulture on the defensive end because of the explosive dunk action."

"I think, if it weren't for the vultures, the Eagles' defensive efficiency this season might have dropped to the bottom of the league!"

Wallace, who protected the backboard, passed the ball to Steve Nash for a counterattack immediately.

However, the king's retreat was very fast. Except for Divac who stayed in the frontcourt to fight for rebounds, the other four immediately retreated to the backcourt, completely blocking the eagle's counterattack route.

Obviously, the king came prepared for this game. Adelman made a targeted deployment for the most frequently used defensive counterattack by the eagle.

Unfortunately, Adelman obviously underestimated the destructive power of Suter when he hit the inside.

When Nash saw Souter go straight to the basket from the wing, Nash, who understood it, didn't even think about it. He didn't even bother to see how many players the King had retreated to the backcourt. Bounce in Suter's direction.

The latter set up an iron elbow while walking, and secretly pushed away Chris Webber who was entangled with him. Then Suter, who was steadily catching the pass, looked up at the basket. Christie's defense across the basket was a beast-like violence. buckle!
"Bang!"

"boom!"

Along with the trembling sound of the basket, there was also the sound of the flesh hitting the floor hard.

The impact of Suter's dunk was huge. While dunking the ball hard into the basket, Christie, who was in the reasonable collision zone, was directly thrown out by Suter. He flew back more than three meters before falling down in embarrassment. on the ground.

That is to say, the referee did not whistle this relatively smooth fast-break counterattack, otherwise Christie, who fell to the ground in a panic, would not only become a laughing stock, but also pay for a foul.

Hanging on the basket relieved the force of the impact, Suter looked down at Christie who had been lying on the ground for a long time after landing, and reminded with a smile on the corner of his mouth: "The ground is cold, why don't you go to the stretcher?" Lying down?"

Christie occupied the defensive position in advance in this defensive round, but instead of standing still and trying to create an offensive foul by Suter, Christie jumped up to block Suter's dunk.

The result is obvious. Suter, who has a master of the button, directly flew Christie's defense in the air.

The excellent core strength of the body ensured that the slam dunk action was not deformed, and Christie was forced to fly more than three meters away before lying on the ground in embarrassment.

Doug Christie is a very strong shooting guard, and his physical core strength is one of the best among defenders.

Originally, Christie thought that even if he couldn't block Souter's dunk, he could at least pull Souter down in the air and teach Souter, who was extremely rampant after the opening, a hard lesson.

As a result, Christie never expected that the moment the two bodies collided in the air, Christie lost her balance in an instant, and even the huge impact made Christie's brain go blank, and she entered a state of panic for a short time.

When the sense of balance returned to Christie's body, Christie had already slammed onto the ground, feeling pain everywhere except no one, and severe pain was conveying from every part.

Just now, at the moment when the two of them made physical contact, Christie even suspected that he had seen God.

Until lying on the ground for a long time, Christie didn't understand why this guy who didn't look strong could burst out with such amazing power from his body! !
Looking at Christie lying on the ground, Chris Webb on the side walked towards the referee with an angry face, stretching out his elbow as if he was constantly signaling something.

"Foul! Foul!"

"This guy just raised his iron elbow and hit me hard in the abdomen!"

"This is obviously a deliberate action to hurt people! This is not running for the ball at all, it is completely running for people. This kind of behavior should be expelled!"

During the march, in order to receive a pass from Steve Nash more comfortably, Suter directly elbowed away Chris Webber who was chasing him.

This kind of coherent physical contact referees often don't whistle, just like walking in a fast-break counterattack. All behaviors that can improve viewing will be selectively blinded by the league.

And compared with Karl Malone's iron elbow, Suter's set meal is as ridiculous as insignificant.

Hearing Chris Webber complaining non-stop, the referee signaled Webber to calm down, while signaling that this was a normal physical confrontation. In the end, he didn't bother to answer Chris Weber's complaints.

The attitude of the referee obviously dissatisfied Chris Webber, and he had nowhere to vent his pent-up anger.

And when Chris Weber turned around, he saw Suter mocking Christie who was lying unconscious on the ground. This scene completely ignited Chris Weber's anger, and he rushed forward with a stride, from the side He gave Suter a hard push.

Come, cheat, come, sneak attack!

Facing Chris Webber's sneak attack, Suter, who was unprepared, almost fell to the ground. If he hadn't supported the floor with one hand, Suter might have been lying on the ground like Christie.

After reacting, Suter didn't know who pushed him just now, and raised his head, only to see Chris Webb rushing straight to his side.

There is no traditional virtue of respecting the old and loving the young at all. Seeing Chris Weber like this, Su Te knew that it must be this guy who just started.

Quickly getting up to avoid Chris Webber's pushing and shoving, this sneak attack also made Suter angry.

Damn, he is simply disrespecting his elders!
"I'll fuck you!"

Leaning back slightly, avoiding Chris Webber's push, Suter then slammed Chris Webb in the face with an uppercut!
Before Chris Webber could react, Suter, who hit a right uppercut, quickly adjusted his position, bowed left and right, and directly connected two punches to Chris Weber's face!
These punches were so powerful that Chris Webb, who had been aggressive before, instantly became sluggish. He squatted on the ground in pain, his hands tightly covering his chin, and he looked like he had been severely injured and could not be relieved for a long time. Come on.

At the same time, seeing the conflict between the two, the referees and players on the field immediately moved towards Suter and Weber.

While the teammates tried their best to push the two back, the referee was still hugging Suter tightly, for fear that if he let go, Suter would rush forward and fight others. At the same time, the referee was still tearing his heart. Shouted loudly: "Calm down! Calm down! You must calm down! Vulture!"

He raised his hands high, and while being pushed back, seeing the referee's reaction, Su Te showed a look of helplessness on his face: "Is it too exaggerated? It's really not me this time, It was Chris who made a sneak attack first, and I was just a symbolic self-defense!"

"Honestly, I'm really a good person..."

Wiping the cold sweat off his forehead casually, the referee turned his head to look at Chris Webb and Christie, who were lying on the ground until now, and secretly swallowed.

"I believe you are a good person, but you still have to calm down!"

(End of this chapter)