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Chapter 173 Only Victory Wins People's Hearts

The stagnant arena is now gradually regaining its vitality, and the audience began to cheer again. Even though a large part of them cheered for the Bobcats, the home team, against their will, the game was indeed much better.

At this time, Livingston seemed to have regained his youth. He had returned to the time when he first entered the league. At that time, Livingston was full of vigor and gazed at the world. His young heart was unfettered. Whether it was passing control or scoring, Livingston’s performance was not even better than back then. Chris Paul is poor, but an injury ruined everything. Livingston hasn't been so comfortable for a long time.

The body is light and the shoe is tight.

Destroying the sneakers, Livingston pretended to shoot a three-pointer, and then passed Lagabel for a slam dunk without slowing down and breaking through!
"Beautiful play!"

Livingston dared to attack the basket. McGee took the lead in applauding this ball, and the audience also cheered. Livingston even heard his name. Mentality is too important for competitive sports. Now Livingston is at this moment Definitely has all-star strength.

At such a fortunate moment, Larry Brown decisively called a timeout. As for whether Livingston, a genius, would die young or be beaten back to his original form, wouldn't that be better?

Whitman was also dissatisfied with Livingston's "self-assessment" at the beginning, but seeing him playing better and better, Whitman is a humane coach, so he didn't stop and let Livingston keep playing. Who knows, the opponent stopped first .

The two sides returned to the bench, and Livingston had a smile on his face, as if he was surrounded by stars, until...Whitman appeared like a stumbling block.

In fact, the positioning of role players in the NBA is very difficult. It is not enough to dare to score. Even many commanders are very disgusted with role players stealing the spotlight and disrupting the rhythm of the game.

At this time, Whitman's face was also very ugly, and it has always been a taboo to violate the coach's arrangement in the NBA.

Just when McGee was about to take responsibility, Whitman frowned and said to Livingston: "Pay attention to your knees, even if you feel good, you should pass the ball decisively."

"?yes!"

Livingston was overjoyed!

The overall momentum of the Timberwolves has become more enthusiastic due to Whitman not being held accountable, even Milicic is a bit jealous. A coach like Whitman and a team leader like McGee, if he was drafted in such a Timberwolves back then ...maybe everything is going to be different.

Hehe, I would like to make a digression. The original Timberwolves were dominated by Garnett. If the rookie Mickey went to die, the probability would be the same, and the probability would be worse than the Pistons. The probability of leaving safely is less than 500 million anyway.

Back in the game, the Bobcats bench was a bit depressed, which is also the influence of the head coach's personal style. Larry Brown is an old-school coach who advocates the supremacy of the commander. There is absolutely no second voice in the team he coaches. The decision can be wrong, and Larry Brown will take responsibility for the mistake, but even if it is wrong, the game must be played according to what he said. In Larry Brown's eyes, such a team can make the playoffs, A good team to win.

His command never needs stars or bosses to point fingers, even AI or Jordan, which is why Larry Brown looks down on the happy basketball of Whitman and Nelson.

"Gerrard, the defense against McGee can be more intense. The same is true for Livingston. You are too gentle. They are just two injured idiots. If they are a little tougher, they dare not So reckless."

I understand this kind of order, but think about the first quarter of the game dominated by the Bobcats. They opposed Larry Brown's order, but they had no room for resistance in the Bobcats.

Now it's the boss Joe and the second child. They are just a group of bumpkin soldiers, even Gerald.

The timeout passed minute by minute, and Larry Brown was seizing every second to deploy, while on the other side of the field not far away, Whitman was about to doze off bored, anyway, McGee was there.

Pause time ends.

"Kill them!" When the excitement came, McGee led the team and shouted!
"Oh!"

The Timberwolves came back full of energy, but as soon as the players played, the atmosphere on both sides changed subtly.

First of all, the Timberwolves were more sunny. After a break, Livingston did not decline due to a timeout. Instead, he came back and used a three-pointer to overtake the Lynx for the Timberwolves!

But the Bobcats are also different. They have become more indifferent and more ruthless. The advancement of the lineup gives people a feeling of stepping on their hearts.

On the three-point line, Gerrard wanted the ball to single McGee.

Looking at McGee's young and energetic face and the mocking hairstyle, Gerrard frowned. If he had a choice, he would not like this, but he has no choice. If he doesn't attack McGee, he won't show it in the team His own value, then Gerrard can be sure that what awaits him will not be a good result.

Ordinary people have to pay some price if they want to stand in the NBA.

I have this awareness.

Taking a deep breath, Gerald Wallace hit McGee back, and the moment he turned around was a very skilled elbow technique.

The elbow was still hit on the right hand, which made McGee stunned. He had too many elbows, and he was still a little unaccustomed to being elbowed.

Gerrard's back-up is steady and solid, so McGee retreated a little bit. McGee has Artest's defensive experience. The best way to deal with Gerrard's calm back-up is actually to let him take the first step. Attract him back, and lure the enemy to go deep into the closed door to beat the dog. Not everyone's back hit has the ability to score in all areas like McGrady's chatter.

Pushing and pulling like this three or two times is generally either a back hit and the pass cannot go on, or a mistake.

Most players have a comfort zone. It is better to take the first step back than the last step. Let him stay outside the comfort zone to achieve the defensive effect.

McGee lured the enemy to take a step back, and Milicic behind him was ready to defend. After all, McGee is the favorite of the group and he has to make up for it.

It can be said whether it is useful or not, and the attitude has to be correct. Milicic has been in the NBA until now by virtue of his obedience and the last bit of talent left.

But what happened next was truly surprising.

Gerald Wallace saw McGee's retreat behind him, and suddenly turned violently, without pausing or changing direction at all, and slammed into McGee who had just taken a step back!
With the sprint and kicking off the ground, there was an instant burst of power, but McGee couldn't prevent being hit by Gerrard for a while.

Beep, the referee decisively blew the whistle, but people from the Timberwolves' side had already surrounded Gerrard, all of them had murderous eyes, and Randolph, who was still reflecting off the court, wanted to come up, but was stopped by the assigned assistant coach , Whitman hurried up to hold the Timberwolves players, and Larry Brown on the other side also came up to negotiate in a decent manner.

The action is very dangerous, but the criminal is definitely not high enough. The referee gave a foul for dribbling and charging, but he warned Gerrard.

Warning is a hole card in the referee's hand. It has a very important role. If you don't like it, the player's hair is too weird, or a guy is smiling too happily sitting on the sidelines, you can give a warning. Its power can even cover auditorium.

But for people like Larry Brown, warning this kind of thing is the most useless thing. As long as he is not sent off, it is slightly equivalent to hiccups. !
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