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Chapter 196 The Inhuman Jordan
In the locker room, D'Antoni and Phil Jackson didn't make any tactical adjustments.

They knew very well in their hearts that this game had become a game for Davis and Jordan.

Others just need to play supporting roles with peace of mind.

But DeWeese had other thoughts on his mind.

Because after all, his and Jordan's positions are still different, Jordan is the second position, and he is the first position.

In addition to scoring, the No. [-] position can help the team win in other ways. ,

"In the second half, everyone will still play according to tactics. I will reduce my shots. I will send the ball as soon as you have a chance. I estimate that Jordan's defense against me in the second half will be further improved."

Sure enough, as soon as he played in the second half, Davis heard the system prompt for the activation of Jordan's talent skills.

He smiled wryly, but the trace of fear in his heart was instantly replaced by a stronger fighting spirit.

He looked at that he had already upgraded his natural skills.

This talent was upgraded after defeating the Knicks in the last round of the series. Davis didn't dare to use it casually when he was playing against the Bulls, but now it's a last stand, and he can only use all the means he can use.

"It's time for you to appear, my talent."

"Activate the Rockets tactical board, the template is Tracy McGrady, and the designated player is Sprewell." He activated his talent.

After upgrading the talent, the attribute value that the player can inherit has reached 90%. In this way, Sprewell's ability value will basically not be wasted. It can be said that he is now a McGrady with 9% strength.

DeWeese deliberately let Sprewell make the first offense.

Pippen still defended him in a conventional way.

But Sprewell was one step past Pippen.

Then he went straight to the inside, and on Grant's head, a powerful Tomahawk dunk, which beautifully scored the Magic's first point in the second half.

"Why is this kid's first step suddenly so fast? It even smells like Michael." Pippen looked puzzled at Sprewell's retreating figure.

"If he really had this strength, he should have used it long ago."

DeWeese pushed Sprewell.

"Lart, you go guard Jordan and replace Nick."

Sprewell was a little puzzled, but obediently switched defenses with Anderson.

Jordan instantly felt that he was under more defensive pressure.

He held the ball with one hand and looked at the player in front of him who was defending him.

Suddenly his ball-handler stretched out to the side.

Sprewell looked aside subconsciously.

"Oops!" Seeing that the ball was not passed in the direction of Jordan's hand, Sprewell immediately knew that he had been fooled.

The result of the distraction is that Jordan bursts past Sprewell in an instant.

After entering the inside, facing O'Neal who was trying to block himself, Jordan pulled the ball to the other side in the air, a very difficult pull, and then waited until O'Neal was on the ground before he threw the ball.

The ball bounced off the backboard, hit the backboard and fell into the basket.

Facing Sprewell's dunk, Jordan also responded with a very difficult ball.

After Davis came to the frontcourt, he still relied on the pick-and-roll to open up the offensive space, and then he got a one-on-one opportunity with Armstrong.

Playing Armstrong, the pressure is still relatively small.

But Davis missed the step-back shot.

O'Neal got the offensive rebound from Grant and Kukoc double-teaming him, swayed in place, swayed Jordan, who jumped up from behind to block him, and took off for a dunk.

O'Neal basically grasped all the offensive opportunities today, and he is indeed the core of the Magic's offense all the time.

Before he knew it, he had made 5 of 5 shots and scored 10 points.

The Magic were so stubbornly under Jordan's strong offensive pressure, they just didn't give the Bulls a chance to catch up.

And this is unimaginable in the previous four games.

In this game, the Magic seems to have been sublimated, and the resilience of the entire team has been greatly improved.

Especially DeWeese, he was able to fight against Jordan without losing the upper half.

However, Jordan, who has turned on his talent, is simply a bug, not only in offense, but also in defense because of the BUFF of all abilities +5, Davis feels that every attack needs to consume all his strength to complete.

Davis felt that Jordan's current ability value should have exceeded the theoretical limit of 99.

Because Jordan has many attributes that are already 99 full.

However, in this extremely high-intensity and fast-paced game, Davis couldn't spare a moment to check Jordan's attributes.

At the end of the third quarter, the Magic struggled to hold on to their weak lead.

90-85.
And Davis's score has reached 35 points, and Jordan's score has even surpassed Davis, and he has scored 39 points.

After leaving the court, Davis directly covered his head with a towel. The intensity of the match was so great that even if he had abnormal physical strength, he felt a little tired. Of course, it was more mentally tired, because you couldn't relax every second on the court.

D'Antoni finished talking about the tactics of the fourth quarter, and there was still a little time for the intermission. Davis looked at the red No. 23 on the bench on the other side.

"Michael Jordan, age: 31 years and 4 months, height: 198cm, weight: 100Kg, ability value: 99 (+5), potential value: 99, offensive rating: 99 (+5), defensive rating: 95 (+5), organizational rating: 80 (+5), physical rating: 98 (+5)"

“中投：94（+5），三分：80（+5），突破：99（+5），低位：94（+5），扣篮：96（+5），罚球：88（+5）.”

“抢断：99（+5），盖帽：70（+5），篮板：77（+5），一对一防守：99（+5），协防：89（+5）。”

“速度：97（+5），力量：79（+5），体力：99（+5），弹跳：99（+5）”

"Talent Ability: Flying Man, after opening the talent, the breakthrough success rate will increase by 10%, the stability in the confrontation state will increase by 10%, and the hit rate will increase by 5% in the last 10 minutes of the game. This skill can be advanced."

"Talent ability: The GOAT, after opening the talent, all attributes will increase by 5."

Davis was dazzled by a series of +5+5+5. He only felt that he was facing a prehistoric monster. Looking at Jordan, who had surpassed the human limit, he even began to doubt how he led the team to get the five-point advantage.

At the beginning of the fourth quarter, D'Antoni replaced Horry and replaced Rodman to increase some fault tolerance. In his opinion, the Magic no longer needed five offensive points. Today, Davis's performance simply blinded his eyes.

(End of this chapter)