Card Bishop of Basketball

Chapter 138 Lore and Anti-lore
Let’s not mention New York first. The game between the Warriors and the Timberwolves has entered the fourth quarter. Mr. Shan Tao, who has five fouls, and Houston, who played 39 minutes, are leading the team to move forward.

Well, a game lasts 12 minutes, and now it's just halfway through the fourth quarter. The game has only played 42 minutes in total, and Houston has played 39 minutes. This kid is expected to break his playing time record, and his Score record.

Now the score is 112 to 107, the Timberwolves are leading, and the task assigned by their coach is also very simple-to frantically attack the inside, while trying to score, try to cause damage to the inside.

Shan Tao has 5 fouls, Rashid has 4 fouls, Kevin Cato has 5 fouls, Mickey Moore has 3 fouls, John Wallace has 4 fouls, Gary Trent has 4 fouls, the inside line of the Warriors, whether it is a starter or a substitute , All fell into a foul crisis.

For the Timberwolves generals, what they have to do is to take Teacher Shan Tao off the court. As the core of the Warriors' offense and defense, the difference between Teacher Shan Tao's presence and absence is quite big. Seeing Teacher Shan Tao wearing five Everyone screamed in excitement, and each one attacked the inside like an explosive bag.

Robinson rushed to the inside, swung his long arm, regardless of whether the ball was scored or not, covered his arm and screamed in pain, but the referee saw the ball clearly and did not blow the whistle. Rasheed protected the backboard, and the Warriors The team organizes the attack.

Rashid still had no mid-range shot. Teacher Shan Tao pointed the ball out of the outside line. Wu Sheng grabbed the rebound and then feinted a shot. Instead of shooting, he sank his shoulders and hit the inside line again.

But this time Robinson was not shaken away. He had already figured out that Wu Sheng couldn't shoot well today, and he didn't give much room for shooting against Wu Sheng.

Wu Sheng forced a shot and was thrown out of bounds. It was still the Warriors' possession of the ball. Meng Yifan reached out to call a timeout and stood up to arrange tactics. In fact, there was nothing to arrange. A group of people were not feeling online, and the only one who could be relied on was teacher Shan Tao. and Houston.

These two people are almost exhausted today. Mr. Shan Tao scored 31 points, 11 rebounds, 5 blocks and 2 assists, Houston scored 46 points, and the rest of them, although they can't be said to be trash, are not reliable.

After simply laying out the tactics, Meng Yifan didn't know what to do. The tactics belonged to the tactics. Whether they can be executed reliably depends on the performance of the players. Nothing.

Returning from the timeout, Mr. Shan Tao received the ball from outside the three-point line. Rashid and Houston were located at 45 degrees on the left and right sides, and ran inward without the ball. space.

Rashid and Houston met at the free throw line. Rashid made a pick-and-roll. Houston picked it up after the pick-and-roll. Garnett subconsciously followed the defense. Teacher Shan Tao took advantage of the situation and gave the ball to Rashid. Rashid Singles Sam Mitchell with the ball in his back.

Rashid squeezed out a comfortable shooting space, and finally scored this time from the misplaced mid-range, 112 to 109. The Warriors saw the dawn and hope of winning.

Garnett's nimble footwork in the paint dazzled Teacher Shan Tao, and scored with a small hook in the low post.After scoring, Garnett pointed at Rasheed, and his meaning was obvious:

You learn from me, you are not as good as me after all, I have inside footsteps besides CIC, you can't do anything except CIC, and I abused you into a useless dog.

Rashid wanted to have an attack, so he was directly held down by Teacher Shan Tao. Right now, Teacher Shan Tao is really tired. This day, watch him attack, watch him defend, and even appease his teammates who are screaming like children right now It must be him too.

It’s like using yourself as a donkey of the production team, and I’m almost exhausted...

Teacher Shan Tao was thinking wildly on the court, and inexplicably thought of the tempting proposal earlier. With that person as an inside partner by his side, I think he can rest well.

Houston's rhythm continued to change, and the mid-range was hollowed into the net again. The undercover in the last game, the God of this game, the Warriors' coaching staff were sweating. Every time it was the Timberwolves' turn to attack, it was a test of their hearts. Shan Tao is really important...

Fortunately, Mr. Shan Tao paid great attention to controlling fouls on the defensive end and did not end the game. Both sides scored alternately. Until the last 47 seconds of the game, the Warriors had the ball. The score was 121 to 119, and the Warriors were two points behind.

The ball circled around and was given to the teacher Shan Tao who wanted the ball. Shan Tao hit the ball with his back, once, twice, and on the third time he squeezed away the defending Tom Gugliotta and scored with a small low-handed throw. But the referee blew the whistle, indicating that the ball was an offensive foul. Teacher Shan Tao immediately left the field with six fouls, and the goal was invalid.

Lambiel and Kenny Smith stepped forward to argue, but were warned by the referee. Meng Yifan saw that he could not put pressure on the referee. I have to use it...

Kevin Cato went into battle, and the Timberwolves played very patiently. Terry Burt on the outside had been controlling the ball to pass the time. Seeing the time passing by, Robinson wanted to come out and have a game with Bert. Passing the ball hand-to-hand, I didn't expect Wu Sheng to burst out of the gap and fly the ball.

The old Mark Jackson controlled the ball and threw it to Houston, who was going down the frontcourt. Houston rushed to the basket and was covered by Garnett's long arms. He didn't have a good chance to make a shot. Sheed, Rashid succeeded in dunking with both hands. The crouching dragon and phoenix brothers in this game were unambiguous at critical moments.

The Timberwolves were killing time again. Robinson missed a three-pointer from the outside. Cato hit the ball, but was stuck and couldn't take off for the second time. The ball flew directly out of the baseline.

Tom Gugliotta singled out Kevin Cato inside, but turned around and missed a layup. The referee blew the whistle again, indicating that Kevin Cato's hitter fouled, and Gugliotta had two free throw opportunities.

Cato left the field with six fouls, Meng Yifan replaced Mickey Moore, Gugliota made the first free throw, and the Timberwolves led by one point. There was a burst of cheers from the sidelines.

In the eyes of Timberwolves fans, there are only 4 seconds left in the game. The strongest Shan Tao of the Warriors has left the field. Houston needs to keep dribbling to find his own shooting rhythm. This game must be stable.

For the second free throw, Gugliotta looked at the frame for a long time, not knowing much about it. The second free throw was shot and bounced on the left basket, and Mickey Moore grabbed the rebound with one hand.

The Warriors applied for a timeout. Meng Yifan looked around his players, quickly conceived in his mind, and arranged a simple tactic. As a person who often watches lore highlights, Meng Yifan still has a good idea of ​​how to arrange all kinds of lore shots of.

Returning from the timeout, Mickey Moore pulled to the outside line, and Mark Jackson Sr. sent a sideline ball from the outside line. It seemed that he wanted to give Mickey Moore a three-point chance. In fact, he flicked his hand and passed it to the basket. Wu Sheng Appearing right next to the basketball, the big hand directly pressed the ball into the basket...

(End of this chapter)