I'm the boss in the NBA

Chapter 160 Was Overtaken (Please recommend for collection)

The game came to the last quarter. In the third quarter, the Rockets' defensive problems were infinitely magnified. The older players were not fit enough, and the younger players were not experienced enough. Everyone focused on the ball holder, but gave the Kings Opportunities for other players to intersperse.

Fortunately, the Rockets' own offense was not bad. Under Jordan's leadership, McGrady and Su Yi both played star-level performances.

Su Yi also relied on ever-changing offensive methods to make Mike Bibby dare not relax. At the last moment of the third quarter, Su Yi scored the 20th point of the game with a step-back jumper. It can only be regarded as his barely qualified performance.

Relying on the excellent performance of Jordan and others, the Rockets finally equalized the point difference when the referee blew the whistle at the end of the third quarter.

Su Yi is still experiencing Harden's gifted offensive style. This guy is different from Curry and James with distinctive characteristics. As a future Hall of Fame star, Harden seems to be able to do everything except touch porcelain, but everything is different. Not the best.

For example, pass the ball. After Su Yi found out that he had added Harden's talent, he didn't seem to be so keen on passing the ball.

But it's not like he doesn't have the idea of ​​passing the ball. Every time after Su Yi's attack is blocked, when the 24 seconds are about to run out, he always has a particularly strong desire to pass the ball.

However, the men standing beside Su Yi are still very good. Although they are also very surprised at Su Yi's blame, both Jordan and McGrady have the ability to end the game at the last second.

It's not that Su Yi doesn't care about winning or losing the game. On the contrary, he attaches great importance to winning or losing the game. Whether they can regain the home court advantage depends on their performance.

In the third quarter of the game, Su Yi had already felt Harden's way of playing, such as offense, relying on the offensive deterrence of being able to make fouls at any time, whether it was passing the ball or breaking through and shooting, Su Yi was handy, at least in the game. When facing Mike Bibby, it was completely slapping the opponent.

The Rockets will be caught up now, entirely because the Kings' offense is equally good, and even when the Rockets' main players are off the court, they completely explode the Rockets' substitute players in individual positions.

Moreover, in terms of three-point shooting percentage, the Kings are much better than the Rockets.

In this game, Su Yi's three-point shooting was mediocre, and he made 8 of 3 shots. In Su Yi's mind, it was just barely a shooting percentage, but this was already the most accurate point for the Rockets on the perimeter.

The Rockets are only relying on their stars to attack in singles, and their single defense is not good. The overall defense is full of loopholes. I think Tang Shuai will definitely think of a way to solve the Kings' team offensive threat after the game.

The game continued. The referee signaled the start of the fourth quarter. Su Yi quickly broke through Mike Bibby's defense after receiving the ball. He strengthened his offense with the ball. In the third quarter, he had already understood Bibby's defensive strength. It is the best way to be crushed by the added body.

After halftime, Su Yi quickly rushed into the three-point line without hesitation. Peja, who came to help defend, stretched his arms to cover Su Yi's body, trying to interfere with Su Yi's pass.

If Su Yi was normal, he really wouldn't be able to hoist the basketball over the tall Peja and into the inside line, but at the moment Peja stood in front of him, Su Yi had a flash of inspiration, and the hand that patted the ball was on the ball. A slight force in the trouser pocket position changes the direction of the basketball.

The basketball flew to the right of Su Yi, and McGrady, who was outside the three-point line and rushed to the inside line, caught the ball. One step later, he jumped up beside Peja and dunked. Peja saw that McGrady hurried forward to interfere, but McGrady's body has jumped up, Peja's block just hit McGrady's arm, and did not interfere with the dunk.

The whistle sounded, McGrady made a dunk and got an extra penalty. Peja slapped his palm bitterly. He thought he was careless. Su Yi's pass was done in one go, which made him unable to react in time. May be completely different.

"Su Yi passed the ball from his trouser pocket. The pass was very good, catching his opponent off guard. It seems that Su Yi not only has a strong offense but also has a strong three-pointer. He is also very talented in passing."

In the commentary seat, Kenny Smith highly praised Su Yi's passing. After all, he was also a point guard. He knew that passing the ball while attacking quickly required a high level of vision.

Although the Kings used to be his old team, they still praised Su Yi honestly, which made Peja very unconvinced. He thought he was doing better than Su Yi. Why did the media focus on Su Yi? Yi body.

However, immediately Peja found an opportunity in the next attack. With the help of Chris Webber, he dodged Jordan's defense and received a pass from Mike Bibby at a 45-degree angle outside the three-point line. The shot was made.

It seems that the Kings are more willing to rely on the help of the team to find completely open scoring opportunities. Even the Rockets' star style of play makes them weak in defense, but the Kings' shooting percentage is higher than that of the Rockets.

The Rockets didn't call a timeout either. The score is anxious to see which team can hold on to the end and break this momentum that no one can prevent anyone.

Randolph passed the basketball to Su Yi who had already run to the center line. As Su Yi's follower, Randolph always used various opportunities to help Su Yi, rushing to do the dirty work. When Su Yi needed to attack Send the basketball over immediately.

All in all, it is to make Su Yi's attack more comfortable, just like a personal guard with a knife.

Su Yi rushed to the basket quickly, and when the Kings did not completely retreat, he forced a layup against Mike Bibby's defense. Not to mention the basketball hit, it also caused Mike Bibby's fifth foul.

Bibby got up from the ground and ran to the referee to beg. He thought he was wronged by the ball, and Su Yi knocked him down on purpose.

However, in the eyes of the referee, if Bibby hadn't moved, Su Yi might be called an offensive foul, but Su Yi quickly changed direction and broke through during the impact, forcing Bibby to move sideways, and then they collided. Su Yi can't be judged to have intentionally fouled.

The two teams fought back and forth for 10 minutes. With less than one minute left in the game, Coach Adelman called a timeout.

Now, his team is one point behind, but has the ball, he needs to arrange the next offensive strategy, as long as the game is not completely over, everything is possible.

When they returned to the court again, the Kings still had the starting five and did not make any substitutions. Mike Bibby attacked with the ball, and Peja made a pick and roll for him from outside the three-point line. Bibby made a breakthrough to the right, but Su Yi had no time Post defense, you can only exchange defensive objects with Jordan.

It seemed that Bibby chose a stronger defender, Chris Webber pulled up to the high position on the right, and Jordan had to pay some attention to Webber who was close at hand.

Divac also moved to the basket at the same time. When Randolph and Olajuwon were both attracted by him, Webber also moved from where he was just now to the other side of the free throw line.

His movement made both Jordan and McGrady very nervous. McGrady followed suit step by step, and Jordan took a step back to slightly block it.

At this moment, Bibby took this opportunity to hand the basketball to Turkoglu at the three-point line in the bottom corner. At this time, the Rockets generals realized that they had missed someone. They did not expect that Bibby had no choice. After passing the pass to Webb and Peja, who can play big and small after changing defenses, they did not make mindless shots, but found that forgotten corner when the opponent's running position was involved.

Turkoglu did not live up to the trust of his teammates. Although he didn't shoot many three-pointers, he still had some confidence in open shots.

The basketball entered the net hollowly, and the Kings relied on their overall strength to gain a two-point lead at the last moment.

(End of this chapter)