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Chapter 364 What should I do?

迪威斯现在的数据是16分10助攻7篮板7抢断，离总决赛历史上第一次四双只差3篮板3抢断。

Time was plentiful, and now with just over 3 minutes left in the third quarter, DeWeese still had a full 15 minutes of game time to pull off the feat.

The atmosphere at the scene has fallen into an unprecedented frenzy. All the fans stood up, and they wanted to witness this miracle in person.

Although there was just a quadruple-double in the playoffs this year, a breakthrough of four-doubles and zero in the playoffs was achieved, and the finisher was Olajuwon on the opposite side, but that was a quadruple-double in the series, and it was a quadruple-double in blocks.

What Davis wanted to accomplish today, but counting the regular season, there was only one quadruple-double in steals, let alone on the stage of the finals.

Next, every time Davis touched the ball, the fans in the audience cheered wildly.

And all members of the Magic, except for Davis, also started to frantically help Davis brush up the data.

This change came from the inside out. First of all, O'Neal and Garnett were stuck on the inside. O'Neal even started to defend Olajuwon around the front to prevent the Rockets from playing tactics from the inside.

And the outside players also frantically defended their opponents.

Cassel called the ball out immediately, he was afraid that he would be intercepted by Davis again after holding the ball for a long time.

The Rockets' ball continued to pass on the outside, but they never had a chance to make a shot. The Magic's rotation defense was flawless.

The Magic's defense almost beat the Rockets for 24 seconds, and finally Drexler forced a shot against Clay's defense.

At the moment of Drexler's shot, all the players of the Magic team rushed to the basket. Davis was going to grab a rebound, while the other four were going to get inside.

Olajuwon watched helplessly as he was caught in a sandwich. O'Neal was in front of him, Klay was behind him, and Thorpe was next to him, with Garnett in front and Iverson in the back. . .

None of the six people moved at the basket, and Davis easily won the backcourt rebound without any interference.

The Rockets' backcourt players who had already begun to return to defense were dumbfounded when they saw this scene. . . .

After Davis got the rebound, he stabilized. After dribbling the ball halfway, he waited for his teammates to return to the defense before starting to organize the attack.

But O'Neal on the inside suddenly gestured to him, and then made a motion to ask for the ball.

Davis was a little surprised. O'Neill's gesture meant to let him vote by himself. . .

Has everything been done to brush data?Davis thought silently, and then directly made a jumper in front of Cassel.

"Unfortunately," DeWeese dropped the ball directly into the basket.

And at the moment of Davis' shot, the Magic team members repeated their tricks and got stuck again, but Davis stood still.

The moment he took the shot, he knew that the ball was there. . . .

Davis didn't bother to deliberately miss shots in order to collect data. In his opinion, this kind of behavior was meaningless, and he wanted to secure the victory of the game.

Of course, it would be even better if he could get a quadruple-double by the way.

Davis stared at Cassell and jumped at him the instant he got the ball.

Cassell's subconscious action after years of practice saved his life. When he saw Davis posting it, he subconsciously changed hands behind his back to avoid Davis's steal.

Davis, who failed to steal the ball, didn't panic, and ran back to the half court to defend Kassel again.

Cassell was frightened into a cold sweat, and he came to the frontcourt to hand over the ball again.

Just when this idea was all in his mind, he heard his teammates shouting in panic.

"Sam, be careful!"

Cassell was shocked, and subconsciously pulled the ball back again.

But this time he was not so lucky.

Odom's example shows us that the cost of mind wandering on the court is very high.

This is already the fifth steal that DeWeese has completed against Cassell. He suddenly jumped up and tapped the ball that Cassell was just about to pull back, but this time he made a bit of a steal and the ball flew directly to the sideline.

Just when everyone thought the ball would go out of bounds, a short figure flew out and scooped the ball in when it was about to go out of bounds.

After completing the save, Iverson hit the technical statistics table directly, but he stared straight at the ball, as if he couldn't feel the pain at all.

"Michael!"

Davis rushed out subconsciously, picked up the ball and rushed to the frontcourt.

He put the ball in the basket as fast as he could, then trotted back and ran to Iverson.

"Alan, how are you doing?"

Iverson stood up under the support of Davis, and he covered his back with a painful face.

Davis quickly called the team doctor.

"I'm fine, Michael, I can still fight."

Davis looked at Iverson resolutely.

"No, Allen, you need to go off the field and get tested. The team doctor says you can play and you can play."

The team doctor has already entered the field and directly inspected Iverson.

After a while, Iverson slowly walked into the player channel with the support of the team doctor.

D'Antoni made adjustments immediately, but he replaced Mason with a stronger defense, instead of the sixth man Horry, and let Clay go to the second position.

In this way, although the super offensive power of Iverson's position is sacrificed, the defense of the Magic's five positions has no weaknesses.

Originally, Drexler or Scott could beat Iverson through dislocation. Now that Mason is on the court, the Rockets don't even have the chance to displace. Mason can defend from the second position to the fifth position. . .

Coach Lao Tang found that after Iverson went down, the Rockets became more difficult to play for a while.

However, the Magic's offensive efficiency also slowed down. The two teams did not fluctuate much until the end of the third quarter. The Magic came to the fourth quarter with a 14-point lead.

Coach Lao Tang believes that the 14-point difference is not an uneven gap, but how to limit Davis' performance has become a difficult problem before him. If Davis continues to maintain his current state, the Rockets will not talk about chasing points. Maintaining this point difference is almost an impossible task.

Suddenly he thought of something, and looked at Mason who was sitting on the Magic bench.

If Iverson can't play in the fourth quarter and Mason continues to play, it seems that there is still a chance.

Coach Lao Tang decided to take a gamble.

"How is Allen's situation?" After the end, Davis asked Iverson's situation for the first time.

"It's not a big problem, check that there are no hidden dangers, and you should be able to return to the court in the fourth quarter." D'Antoni, who received feedback, answered Davis.

Davis breathed a sigh of relief. It's not worth getting another injury for that dispensable save. Fortunately, he was fine.

(End of this chapter)