field coach

Chapter 154

The next few minutes became a two-person performance moment for DeWeese and Jordan.

"Two Michaels, great sparks, let's see the ball."

On the field, it was another quick counterattack after grabbing the backcourt rebounds. Davis and Jordan were like two deep-water torpedoes, killing the westward team's penalty area at high speed.

Stockton, who returned to the defense the fastest, looked desperately at the two of them killing him at high speed.

"How can I guard against this damn?"

He closed his eyes and turned his heart, and rushed towards Davis who had the ball in his hand.

Davis turned around directly, left Stockton behind coolly, and then entered the penalty area and lightly tossed the ball to the backboard.

After landing, DeWeese straightened his arms and looked at the audience behind the basket.

And behind him, Jordan flew up, caught the rebounding basketball, and dunked with a windmill full of beauty.

A reporter happened to capture the moment.

The bottom plate of this photo was later sold for a high price of over [-] US dollars.

DeWeese stands on the baseline, arms outstretched, a broad smile on his face.Behind him, Jordan jumped up high, staring at the basket with the ball, his tongue sticking out of his mouth, with a glaring King Kong expression.

After pretending to be aggressive, Davis turned around and gave Jordan a high five.

"Is this pass fun?" DeWeese asked Jordan.

"It's so cool, it's like a ball leader." Jordan nodded without hesitation.

Off the court, Pippen was so sour as if he had eaten a lemon.

It's probably the mentality of "I used to call her Xiao Tiantian, but now I call her Mrs. Niu". . .

Jordan, who was getting better and better playing, directly blocked Stockton's layup on the defensive end, then threw the ball to Davis, and ran to the frontcourt at full speed.

Before Davis had time to applaud Jordan's performance, he suddenly had a basketball in his hand, and he subconsciously dribbled the ball to the frontcourt.

This time it was Jordan in the front and Davis in the back, but after seeing that no defenders returned to the defense, Jordan slowly slowed down.

When he got to the free throw line, DeWeese was just getting to the [-]-point line.

Davis slammed the ball directly onto the floor in front of him.Jordan flew again.

"Perfect pass!" Jordan couldn't help admiring the ball even though he had received three assists from Davis.

He just caught the ball in the most comfortable place, and then the whole person glides in the air for a while, a reverse dunk after folding.

The scene boiled again, and the shouts of "MVP" slowly sounded from the sidelines.

Jordan and Davis hugged, and the two walked towards the backcourt talking and laughing, and the players on the field also applauded them.

"Fortunately, this is only the All-Star game. If these two people are really on the same team, I guess the NBA will lose its suspense." Stern was in a box, admiring the wonderful game in front of him, and sighed to the vice president next to him.

"Intensify efforts to support that kid, I want him to be Jordan's biggest competitor."

The vice president nodded knowingly.

After the end of the second quarter, the Eastern team relied on the wonderful cooperation of Jordan and Davis at the last moment to lead the Western Stars by 10 points.

Davis scored 14 points and 7 assists, including five direct assists to Jordan.

Jordan also scored 14 points, and the two undoubtedly became the most dazzling stars in the first half.

In the halftime locker room, the atmosphere was relaxed, the stars were joking loudly, and Jordan and Dewes became the center of the crowd.

"Two Michaels, if you win today, the MVP should be between the two of you." Ewing said to the two with a smile.

Conventionally, the All-Star Game is more beneficial to the core players of the host team. For example, in the All-Star Game held in Salt Lake City last year, Malone and Stockton won the final MVP together.

But the two cores of the Timberwolves, Laettner and Rydell, are too young in qualifications, and they are not as popular as DeWeese.

Davis was taken aback when he heard this.

"Meow meow? Not to mention that I really didn't realize it. I just thought it was a good fight. I didn't expect that I was the one with the best data?"

Jordan just laughed, he hasn't seen such a big storm, a little All-Star MVP, he doesn't take it too seriously.

He looked at this old rival who was his friend and foe with whom he had competed in high school, "Patrick, you are already old, so don't compete with us young people for these honors."

An angry Ewing cursed there: "Michael, you are only one year younger than me, how could you say such a thing with the cheek."

The locker room roared with laughter.

But, gradually, more people focused on Davis.

They are not fools, and they all know that what Jordan said just now is actually speaking on behalf of Davis.

"Low-key and humble, with good golf skills, it's not unusual to be able to play well, but Michael is too optimistic about this kid."

This is the opinion of most people.

But most people don't know that under the guidance of Davis, the assets of the DeWeese family have been in a stage of explosion in recent years, and now the total assets of their family have far exceeded the NBA.

It can be said that Davis is the most typical example of "if you can't play basketball well, you have to go home and inherit billions of assets".

The intermission of talking and laughing passed quickly.

At the beginning of the third quarter, it was the playing time of those All-Star substitutes.

After all, everyone has to play some time, this is the rule of the All-Stars.

The coaches on both sides are also preparing for the real decisive battle in the fourth quarter.

D'Antoni was very satisfied with the "double-Michael connection" between Davis and Jordan at the end of the second quarter, but he knew that it was basically impossible for these two people to really play on the same team.

The two are no longer just a player, they represent too many things.

Not to mention anything else, just talk about Jordan. It is said that the Bulls are considering re-signing the contract with Jordan. The 88-year 8 million contract signed in 2600 is really low. They will do whatever it takes to keep this core player who brought them a dynasty.

As for DeWeese, the four-year, $4 contract he signed with the Magic can already explain a lot of problems.

The current NBA rookie contract is still very imperfect, there is no specific amount, otherwise there will be no such thing as "big dog" Glenn Robinson directly asking for a rookie contract of 1 million US dollars.

But DeWeese took advantage of this rule in the opposite direction, $4 for 4 years, yes, one dollar per year. . .

This also makes the Magic an outlier in the league. They have two champions and a powerful star like Rodman, but their salary space is perfect. .

Let's talk about the game on the field.

(End of this chapter)