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Chapter 245 Shooting Plan
But the Magic were forced into overtime by the Clippers from afar. . .

This is something Davis never expected.

Although the Clippers coach Bill Fitch has a career winning percentage of only 46%, this does not mean that he is a mediocre coach.

After all, he was also the coach who led the Celtics to win two championships in the 80s. It was only in the later period that he had been coaching a small broken boat that could not be supported by mud, which seriously lowered his winning rate.

After all, he is also a Hall of Fame coach.

The Clippers' multi-point blooming tactics caught the Magic by surprise at the beginning.

DeWeese and O'Neal's game was a bit slow.

In fact, to be more precise, it is to underestimate the enemy.

None of them took the Clippers seriously.

After halftime, the Magic unexpectedly fell behind by 15 points, and Davis and O'Neal felt that something was wrong.

Played very well, why did you fall so far behind all of a sudden?

During the intermission, D'Antoni rarely criticized both Davis and O'Neal.

"You two are playing too loosely. Have we been playing singles only? Look at your hit rate!"

DeWeese quickly got the technical statistics, only to find that he took 15 shots in the first half, hit 5 goals, and only assisted 3 times.

O'Neal also didn't perform well, shooting 13 of 6, and his shooting percentage was less than [-]%.

The two brothers, who lowered their heads obediently and admitted their mistakes, began to make up for it in the second half.

However, the two of them really didn't feel very good today, but after Davis performed normally, the Magic relied on their own strong strength to chase the score back a little bit.

It wasn't until the end of the fourth quarter that the Magic evened the score.

DeWeese originally had a chance to kill, but today he felt really cold, and his final shot was way off.

After the two teams entered overtime, O'Neal, who finally recovered, dominated the last 5 minutes.

He scored 10 points in overtime, and the suppressed Clippers only scored 4 points in overtime.

In fact, it’s not the Clippers’ fault. Seeing the hope of winning, they fought too hard in regular time. By the time of overtime, their physical strength was on the verge of exhaustion.

In the end, the Magic beat the Clippers 15-4 in overtime, and won the game easily with a difficult end.

So far, the entire natural year of the Magic has also come to an end. They have achieved an excellent result of 23 wins and 5 losses, ranking second in the Eastern Conference and third in the league.

After playing the Clippers on the 30th, the next game of the Magic will not start until January 1th.

So, with a big wave of his hand, D'Antoni directly announced the next day's holiday, which immediately aroused cheers from the whole team.

The Magic's schedule has been very tight since the start of the season, and this time they have an unprecedented four-day idle period.

Davis wondered if he could finish the series with the Jazz this holiday season.

But the next day, he was going to go out to play with Anna.

For two full months, the pace of the game was very fast, either during the game or on the way to the game. As a member of the team's coaching staff, Anna also enjoyed the same treatment as Davis.

Although DeWeese's label is "do not train uncomfortable drivers", he still has a little emotional intelligence.

Why do you say one point?

Because he took Anna to Chicago to watch the Bulls game the next day. . . .

You said, wouldn’t it be nice to drive to a picturesque place where the seasons are like spring?

For example, Tong County or something.

It’s not enough to play games every day, you have to go so far away in Chicago to watch other people’s games.

However, the understanding, gentle and lovely Anna didn't complain about the steel straight man Davis. Anyway, it would be nice if Davis would take him out, but where can he force Davis to play?

However, DeWeese really came to the right this time.

As soon as he got off the plane, he received a call.

Joe Patka's phone call.

"Hey, Michael, do you have time these days? I'm going to Orlando to talk to you about the movie. I'm in Chicago right now. I'll come to you after another Michael finishes his game and talk to him."

Davis grinned.

"He's in Chicago, just off the plane."

Petka on the other end of the phone was very surprised.

"Why are you in Chicago?"

"It's just a coincidence that I was going to watch Jordan play."

As a result, Joe Petka's plan changed a bit, and he sat in the box with Davis at night.

He gave Davis the first version of the script to look at.

Davis looked carefully.

The plot is no different from the previous life, the protagonist is still Jordan, and the drama of Jordan's retirement is also added. ,

And DeWeese's character in the show is one of the members whose abilities have been stolen.

Knowing that the movie was a success in his previous life, Davis returned the script to Paitka.

"Very good script, you know, I'm not a professional in this area, I'm very optimistic about the success of this movie."

The cheerful Patka received the script, and the two chatted about the shooting plan while watching the game.

The last two people initially agreed to set the shooting time in the offseason next summer.

"It seems that next year's shooting time is very tight. I hope you will not reach the tiebreaker in the Eastern Conference Finals." Patka joked.

But Davis gave a wry smile.

Hope it's not poisonous milk. . .

After the game, Jordan was invited by Patka to the box.

"Hey, little Michael, you're here too." Jordan was pleasantly surprised to find that Davis was there too.

"Yeah, I wanted to watch your game from the sidelines today, but Joe is here too, so I can only come to the box."

Because he was afraid of delaying Jordan's post-match press conference or something, Patka simply told Jordan about the shooting plan, gave the script directly to Jordan, and the three broke up.

After returning to the hotel with Anna, the first thing Davis did was to run to the hotel gym. . .

Just as DeWeese was playing the iron with great interest, Jordan called DeWeese.

"Do you want to go tomorrow, Michael, there are no games these days, do you want me to take you to Chicago for a day?"

Davis was surprised to receive Jordan's invitation.

He knew that Jordan was very playful, not only when there was no game, but sometimes even when there was a game the next day, he would spend the night in the casino on the first night.

After thinking about it for a while, Davis still agreed to Jordan's invitation.

After returning, he talked to Anna and went to take a shower.

When he came out, Anna was already lying on the bed and fell asleep. . .

Davis pulled the blanket on Anna, lay down beside her, and entered the system space.

"After winning tonight, it's time for the system to make moves?"

After entering the system, Davis thought silently on his way to the court.

(End of this chapter)