field coach

Chapter 135
Davis gritted his teeth and jumped up against Pippen's defense.

As for the inside line?Cartwright has been almost squeezed out by O'Neal. . .

Pippen also jumped up without showing any weakness.

"Boy, in front of me, the inside line is your no-fly zone! Eat my hot pot!" Pippen thought silently, waiting for DeWeese's shot.

DeWeese felt that his bounce had reached its limit. He held the ball high and faced Pippen hard.

Pippen's physical talent is undoubtedly historical. Jordan said that Pippen's body is on the same level as him.

He has a height of 203, a wingspan of 221, good bounce, and a terrifying defensive ability after turning on his talent.

In the latest body profile, DeWeese's height has reached 195, and his wingspan has also reached a terrifying 217.
Coincidentally, DeWeese's current physical measurement data is basically exactly the same as that of Jordan, who just entered the league in 84.

Back on the court, DeWeese and Pippen are about to meet in the air.

Davis knew that unless he had the physical condition of O'Neal, if it was really a direct confrontation, he would have no chance of winning against Pippen in this situation.

Suddenly, a flash of inspiration flashed in his mind, and the commonly used dunk tricks of a very famous power forward in later generations were played back in his mind.

That's right, it's you, White Warcraft, Tyrannosaurus Rex, and the organization's power forward - Blake Griffin. . .

He held the ball in his right hand and froze with his left. . . .

One of the famous scenes of this game appeared.

From the audience's point of view, DeWeese made a real dunk, pressing Pippen hard and dunking the ball in.

Only Davis and Pippen involved knew what was going on with the ball.

DeWeese's raised left hand bent up, and the whole pressure was on Pippen's body.

Pippen was caught off guard by the sudden appearance of the arm and completely disturbed his center of gravity.

He could no longer make any defensive moves, and could only watch as Davis slammed the ball over his head into the basket.

"Di!"

The referee signaled that the goal is valid and a penalty will be added!

After landing, Pippen ran directly to the referee to protest.

And the fans at the scene exploded directly.

This is Pippen, the Bulls' only defensive role. . .

The commentator also shouted excitedly from the sidelines: "What an amazing slam!"

The big screen on the top of the arena played back the wonderful goal just now regardless of whether Pippen was one of his own.

Pippen's protest was invalid, because the referee couldn't see DeWeese's little action at all just now, and after the penalty had been made, the referee could not blow off this wonderful goal through replay.

Pippen, who protested the ineffectiveness, angrily received the ball and prepared to attack, but Jordan directly motioned to give him the ball.

"Scotty, come on, I'll call you back."

Pippen immediately handed him the ball.

On the court, Jordan will always be the most trustworthy person for the Bulls.

Unfortunately, this time, DeWeese became the target of Jordan's singles.

Jordan watched DeWeese with the ball in one hand.

Davis looked at Jordan on the opposite side, and a thought that had nothing to do with the game suddenly popped into his mind.

"This one-handed ball looks good. Do you want to learn it?"

Jordan suddenly made a passing motion.

Davis followed subconsciously.

The moment he moved, DeWeese secretly screamed in his heart that something was wrong.

This trick is really too classic. . . .He had seen it countless times in videos in his previous life, but he didn't expect to experience it in person today.

Sure enough, Jordan withdrew his hand holding the ball and began to break through.

Davis, who has a low center of gravity, can only watch Jordan pass by to his left, unable to move.

Jordan broke into the inside, looked at O'Neal's defense, and made a turn.

Davis only felt that this scene was familiar.

In and out!

Jordan suddenly turned into a face-to-face action again, turned around, and went straight to O'Neill.

"Bang!"

O'Neal was dunked!
Jordan's movement speed was so fast that O'Neal had two extra legs before he could realize what happened.

At this time, Jordan had already jumped down and ran briskly to the backcourt.

Davis patted O'Neal's arm and said to O'Neal, "Leave it to me."

After halftime, Davis opened his hand and shot one meter from the three-point line.

Davis's move has been tried and tested because it is rarely used.

If he uses too much, the opponent will definitely be prepared.

If less is used, it has no deterrent effect.

Therefore, DeWeese just used it when he felt that the opponent was about to forget, and his shooting rate of such a super long three-pointer was quite high when there was no defense.

Jordan watched bitterly as the morale and score advantages he had just obtained were wiped out by Davis in an instant. Now he just wants to use all his offensive methods to completely destroy the opposing team.

For the next period of time, it became a stage for Jordan and Davis to perform.

Jordan showed his textbook offensive skills. Except for Rodman who can make some restrictions on Jordan, the defense of others is like paper in front of Jordan.

And Davis completely turned into a magician, passing the ball elusively to avoid the Bulls' defensive strengths, and the feeling of his teammates gradually recovered.

At the end of the third quarter, Jordan scored 18 points in a single quarter, and his personal score has reached 44 points.

And Davis sent 7 assists in a single quarter, another large double-double.

At the end of the third quarter, the scores of the two sides still did not open, and the Magic trailed by one point 85-86.

The two sides sat on the bench, ready for the decisive battle in the fourth quarter.

After three quarters of the whole game, Jordan, Pippen, and Davis didn't rest for 1 minute, and O'Neal only rested for 4 minutes off the court.

This world-renowned Christmas game made the fans hooked.

Davis sat on the bench, looked at the skill that was rarely used in his own space, and looked at his teammates next to him, thinking it was time. . . .

"Michael, do you want to take a break?"

Phil Jackson asked Jordan, who was sipping a sports drink, and then asked the same question to Pippen, who was gasping for air.

The two shook their heads at the same time.

"I don't want to miss a minute of such an enjoyable game."

"The team needs my defense."

Here's Jordan and Pippen's answer.

On the other side, Davis said something unexpectedly.

"The last quarter, let me guard Jordan."

The teammates were stunned.

"Are you confident?" D'Antoni looked at Davis.

"I need to put all my energy on defending Jordan, and the offense is up to you."

Davis looked at his teammates.

The teammates looked at DeWeese, and O'Neal suddenly said, "Let's leave the offense to us."

Davis smiled and activated the skill.

"Don't know how to attack, start."

(End of this chapter)