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Chapter 242 Facing the provocative Jordan

The argument in DeWeese's body ended with the little white man stomping the black man under his feet.

This is actually what Davis had in mind.

Even though Jordan seems invincible now, if you want to be the strongest, how can you not cross the mountain of Jordan?
Davis doesn't regret preventing Jordan from retiring now, even if he allows Jordan to retire, he may win the championship or even the FMVP in the first season of his career.

But this is meaningless. Davis' goal is that after he retires, others will put the title of No. [-] in history on him, instead of being compared with Jordan.

Although the Bulls have Sean Kemp and Grant, who has transformed into a center this season, the Bulls are still weaker than the Knicks in the paint.

But the outside line is completely reversed.

Wilkins, the strongest outside player of the Knicks, was well restrained by Pippen, while Jordan had no pressure to play his old rival Starks, and even Skiles was not a big problem.

The situation of the game basically follows this script.

The Bulls relied on Jordan's performance to lead the score, and the Knicks struggled to chase points inside.

And this game was extremely hot. Ewing has been suppressed by Jordan for so many years, and it can even be traced back to the college days of the two. Now that he has a helper by his side, Ewing once again has the confidence to face Jordan.

Then, out of nowhere, Jordan got into a bit of a fight with Starks midway through the third quarter, and the two of them were talking trash over their heads.And Starks' expression was obviously contemptuous and provocative.

Seeing the friction on the court, DeWeese instantly regained his energy.

If you show me this, I won't be sleepy anymore.

After all, everyone knows the fate of provoking Jordan. . .

Then, Ewing ran over immediately and pulled the two of them away.

But his mouth doesn't seem clean either.

Then came Pippen, Kemp, Grant, Oakley, Kukoc, and the players on the court formed a group.

But both sides have been restrained, and the conflict has remained verbal.

In the end, the referee separated the conflicting crowd and gave Starks and Jordan a T each.

Jordan was pulled to the bench by Pippen, and Davis looked at Jordan's look at Starks from time to time, and that look made Davis very familiar.

He has seen Jordan show this look more than once, whether it is in reality, in the playoffs of last season, or when the system space is playing a series with the best team in history. Generally speaking, once Jordan's eyes become like this, it means that he is going to give it his all.

Sure enough, when the two teams played again, Davis heard the system prompt.

"Michael Jordan turned on his talent."

"Michael Jordan starts the second stage of talent skills."

After halftime, under Jordan's gaze, Harper handed the ball to Jordan for the first time.

Facing Starks' defense, Jordan's eyes seemed to choose someone to devour.

With the addition of sky skills, he changed directions continuously, and the rhythm of dribbling made Davis look straight.

We all know that Jordan is the number one in history, so which aspect do you think he is the strongest?
Some people may say that Jordan broke through and was invincible in the first three consecutive games, and Jordan was number one in the world with his back in the last three consecutive games.

However, Jordan's mid-range shots were already very stable during the North Carolina period, and Jordan's breakthroughs during the last three consecutive periods were still sharp.

If you let DeWeese say, DeWeese will say Jordan, if he needs it, he is the strongest in all aspects.

Scoring, assisting, organizing, defending, if he needs to, he can use all methods to destroy you.

Like facing the Starks now.

Jordan directly gave up the most stable post-up singles, but changed to a face-up frame. A series of changes of direction and fake moves made Starks unable to distinguish north from south.

In the end, when Jordan really made a breakthrough, because the center of gravity was continuously shaken, Starks fell to the ground with his feet mixed with garlic.

The scene that made the fans in the audience roar, and then there was crazy applause happened.

Starks was going to see how Jordan made a layup, but found that Jordan dribbled the ball and came back.

Then, he stood in front of Starks again and hooked his fingers towards Starks.

The camera pans directly to Starks for a close-up.

Starks' eyes changed from confusion, to surprise, to anger, and his face changed several times in an instant.

Then, he stood up furiously and stood in front of Jordan again.

With 10 seconds left in the time, Jordan did not entangle with Starks this time, relying purely on his own explosive power, he once again broke through Starks, and then scored two points with a quick stop jumper outside the free throw line.

Then Jordan ran backwards toward the backcourt, pointing to Starks.

DeWeese noticed a detail, Pat Riley off the court shouted something frantically at Starks.

After Starks went to the frontcourt, he obviously hesitated, and then handed the ball to Skiles, who was responding.

Skiles lobs the ball to Ewing inside.

Ewing intends to find a place for his teammates, and he began to single Grant.

But Grant's solid defense made Ewing a little uncomfortable, and finally Ewing chose a retreat jumper.

That's right, bunny hop.

The moment Ewing shot, Jordan suddenly appeared, he jumped high behind Ewing, and slapped Ewing's shot out of the baseline.

But after Jordan landed, he didn't even look at Ewing, but stared straight at Starks.

The camera once again unkindly gives Starks a close-up.

Starks' eyes flickered a little, and his face was extremely ugly.

After Harper dribbled the ball across the frontcourt, he perfectly played his role as a tool man, and once again handed the ball to Jordan immediately.

Jordan faces Starks with the ball in one hand.

Starks was almost on Jordan's body, but Jordan's hand holding the ball stretched over Starks' head, making a gesture to pass the ball.

Starks glanced back subconsciously, and with just such a turn of the head, Jordan withdrew that hand and broke through Starks again.

Jordan did not humiliate Starks again like the last time, but went straight to the inside and jumped up.

Ewing also jumped up at the same time, raising one hand high, trying to block Jordan's dunk.

At this moment, any move to back down is an act of cowardice!
However, Jordan jumped too high. If you look at it from the side, you will find that Jordan is a full palm higher than Ewing in the air.

And his eyes can almost look at the basket.

Even though he tried his best to jump up, Ewing still only touched a cloud of air with his outstretched hand.

Jordan rode on Ewing and dunked the ball.

"Di!"

The referee blew his whistle.

The goal is valid, and a penalty is added!
Then, he blew the whistle again, and Pat Riley called a timeout.

Jordan directly stopped the Knicks.

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