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Chapter 251 Comparable to the Rhythm of the Playoffs
The Bulls have obviously arranged, and it is Jordan who is facing Davis.

Jordan lowered his body, smiled and said to Davis: "Come on, little Michael, I will give you an unforgettable night."

His distance card is just right, and Davis's shot is neither sudden nor sudden.

In the end, Davis obediently handed the ball to Anderson, who responded, and Anderson lobbed the ball to O'Neal inside.

It was Grant who defended O'Neal.

O'Neill unceremoniously sank down and started playing singles.

The sound of the collision of the flesh came out clearly, and could even be heard on the broadcast.

Grant pushed O'Neill hard, his face flushed.

But under O'Neill's tremendous force, Grant was pushed in step by step.

O'Neill suddenly exerted force, and Grant snorted, and then he turned around. Grant couldn't make any effective response to O'Neill's movements, and he was still in the "stiffness" state of the last moment.Can only watch O'Neal hook the ball into the basket.

The Magic took the lead in scoring the first point of the game.

Looking back, the Bulls patiently ran the play, and finally Pippen passed the ball to Jordan at the waist.

At this time, the other three members of the Magic team had been pulled to the other side.

Jordan played extremely well against Anderson's defense.

He first hit Anderson with his back, deceiving him by shaking his shoulders, and then Jordan turned around, the benefits of big hands were fully reflected, and he grabbed the ball with one hand and directly wiped Anderson.

Anderson stepped back to interfere with Jordan's drive, but Jordan jumped when Anderson stepped back.

The CIC made a steady hit.

DeWeese came to the frontcourt and called for cover. Sprewell came over to block him and took Jordan away.

Nothing else, just faster than you, and suddenly you!
After entering the inside line, DeWeese did not rush to make a shot, but slipped with Grant and Kemp around, and slipped out from the bottom line again.

Grant and Kemp followed Davis wondering what he was going to do.

Davis suddenly threw the ball high behind him.

"not good!"

"Oops!"

Such a voice appeared in the hearts of Grant and Kemp at the same time.

Although they got stuck on the pass route to the Magic insiders on the ground, but in the sky, the two of them had nothing to do.

Sure enough, a huge body jumped up high, caught the ball and pushed the ball into the basket.

DeWeese once again completed an alley-oop with O'Neal.

Facts have proved that as long as Jordan doesn't use his full strength and plays in a normal state, the Magic can still play.

Rodman did a good job of restricting Kemp, and the combination of DeWeese and O'Neal did not fall behind against Jordan and Pippen.

However, after Jordan activated his natural skills, the power can be described as devastating. . .

However, looking at Jordan's appearance, it is obvious that he is not in a hurry to take over the game. On the contrary, he seems to be enjoying the rhythm of the current game.

"Michael, you don't seem very excited when you look like this." Davis whispered in his ear when he was defending Jordan once.

Jordan received a pass from his teammate, turned around and shot a fadeaway jumper.

DeWeese stretched out his hand, but only encountered a cloud of air.

Jordan spread his hands after landing.

"No, little Michael, I'm very excited today. I haven't met a decent opponent for a long time, and the gang in New York are not beaten either."

"Aren't there many teams worthy of your talents?" Davis thought silently as he watched Jordan easily run to the backcourt.

Under the guidance of Davis, the offensive and defensive rhythm of the Magic's entire team suddenly increased.

The Bulls were a little uncomfortable with the sudden increase in the intensity of the Magic, and they were pulled away from the score all of a sudden.

But as a team that has won four consecutive championships, their response to rhythm changes is the league's first, and they quickly adjusted their state.

The scene has become more beautiful, but the price is that the players' physical energy is consumed quickly.

Phil Jackson frowned and wondered what D'Antoni wanted the team to speed up, but looking at the players on the team's bench, he decided to stay the same.

Of course, if you let him change, he may not be able to change. . .

But D'Antoni, who was targeted by Phil Jackson, sat securely on the coach's bench.

Because he didn't ask the team to speed up the pace at all. .

People sit at home, and the pot comes from the sky?
D'Antoni trusted DeWeese's on-the-spot command very much, and he felt that DeWeese must have his own reasons for making such arrangements on the court.

That's right, after thinking about it carefully, DeWeese found that his only advantage over Jordan was the existence of a system, and his physical strength was still slightly better than Jordan's.

If he played the full 48 minutes, even if Jordan only rested for 3 minutes off the court, Davis is confident that he can open the score further.

Due to physical reasons, other players may only be able to play 90% or [-]% of their ability value of [-] in the last quarter, but Davis can still maintain the initial state.

This is Davis' wishful thinking.

"Can the intensity be stronger?" Davis looked at the operation of the team. After 92, that is, the year O'Neal entered the league and he crossed over, the Magic's lineup basically stabilized.

Therefore, Davis commanded the team like his fingers, and he once again asked the Magic to increase their intensity.

For a moment, the audience on the sidelines felt as if they were watching a tiebreaker in a series.

All the players are like crazy, they must grab every ball, and the intensity of physical confrontation is much higher.

O'Neal's shot from the basket was directly slapped on the arm by Grant.

He rubbed his arm, got to the free-throw line, and missed both free throws.

But Rodman grabbed the offensive rebound under the double-team of three people and threw the ball to Davis.

DeWeese shook Harper in front of him with a fake move, and went to the basket again.

He faced Kemp, stepped on the ground with one foot, and the terrifying bounce allowed him to dunk the ball into the basket under Kemp's defense.

Recently, Davis likes the feeling of dunking on top of other people's heads. The biggest benefit of the air walk skill to Davis is the 5-point bounce, which makes his bounce the top level in NBA history.

Although there was no foul, Kemp, who was dunked, still sent the ball to Jordan with a black face.

Jordan took the ball, smiled and said to Kemp: "Don't worry, Sean, let me call you back."

(End of this chapter)