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Chapter 379 Your name is Stackhouse?
In fact, in all fairness, the Philadelphia team's lineup is not weak, and they are now ranked seventh in the Eastern Conference.

After a year of training, Stackhouse ushered in an explosion this year. He averaged 26.5 points per game. With the assistance of Witherspoon, Maxwell and Camby, the long rebuilding process of the Philadelphia team has seen the dawn.

But facing the Magic. . . .

It is simply a slave of X. After Davis entered the league, the energy of the Philadelphia team facing the Magic can simply be written as a history of blood and tears.

All kinds of records of the largest points difference abused by others were all beaten when facing the Magic.

But in this game, the Philadelphia team, which had been abused for several years, finally mustered up the courage to fight hard.

Because the wave of being pitted was too hurt.

Duncan's outstanding performance since the season has won him a very important position in the talented Magic team, and he has seamlessly filled the vacancy inside the Magic after O'Neal left.

That's O'Neill. . .

Although the offensive power is not as good as O'Neal, he and Garnett have built the Magic's inside line like an iron bucket.

The inside of the Magic this year is recognized as the most unlikely to challenge the restricted area.

So far, in 31 games, other teams have only shot a poor 42% inside when facing the Magic, which is no different from outside.

Both Duncan and Garnett can contribute 6 blocks and 4 steals per game.

Thinking hard.

The Magic calmly met the challenge of the restless Philadelphia team.

Camby still has his own advantage. He got the ball over Duncan's head.

Stackhouse took the ball very excitedly and went to the frontcourt.

Duncan and Garnett settled down without haste.

Stackhouse also knew the power of the Magic's DK combination. He slowed down at the top of the arc, waiting for his teammates to settle down.

"Great opportunity!" Stackhouse saw a run from Camby, which was a good lob opportunity.

He threw the ball into the air without hesitation.

However, a big hand directly blocked the ball very high in the air.

After Garnett intercepted the ball, he passed the ball to Iverson and glanced at Stackhouse disdainfully.

"If it wasn't because Duncan was the team's No. [-] position, he would have been able to get the jump ball? You were really fooled by the loophole I showed you just now." Garnett muttered a few words.

Iverson's speed is obviously faster than Stackhouse's. In the previous life, Stackhouse and Iverson were still teammates, but Stackhouse obviously believed that Iverson was chosen by the team to assist him. . .

So he and James' "boss" got the same end.

This time, the two faced each other directly.

While Iverson and his teammates settled down, Stackhouse also stood in front of him.

Iverson, who has greatly improved his organizational skills this season, is not obsessed with singled out Stackhouse, or in other words, he doesn't care about the player on the opposite side at all.

After the pick-and-roll, it was Kobe who was responsible for finishing the offense.

Bryant is still facing Stackhouse.

Stackhouse looked at the brat in front of him with disdain.

"Boy, with Davis under his wing, you haven't been beaten by the NBA, right? A role player who averages very high per game, what qualifications does Davis have to make way for you?" Stackhouse spat trash talk at Kobe.

Kobe, who was a little downcast, opened his eyes wide in an instant.

If you talk trash to me, I won't be sleepy.

"Except for a kid named Tracy, no one dared to be so arrogant in front of me." Kobe said something that Stackhouse couldn't understand.

Then, Kobe started.

Stackhouse lost sight of Kobe in an instant.

When he turned around in horror, Kobe was already hanging on the basket.

"Trash talking? You deserve it too?"

This sentence was not said by Kobe, but by Garnett who thinks other people's wives are like donuts.

Because they are both high school players, Garnett and Kobe have the best relationship in the team.

Garnett, who was behind Stackhouse just now, clearly heard Stackhouse's trash talking to Kobe. How can this be tolerated?

In terms of trash talking ability, only the big bird in the Magic coaching staff can beat me!
Garnett thought proudly.

Stackhouse was humiliated by the two "junior generations", and he only wanted to get back.

He deliberately arranged a tactic against Kobe. When he faced Kobe directly, he sprayed Kobe again.

"Boy, keep your eyes open to see how I dunk on your head."

Stackhouse's average of 25+ points per game this season is indeed not in vain. His breakthrough combines rhythm and speed very well, and he is worthy of his name as Jordan's successor.

Kobe, whose defensive skills have not yet reached the peak level, was rushed by Stackhouse without noticing it for a while.

But Kobe reacted very quickly, squeezing Stackhouse's space from behind, and the two walked to the inside together.

Stackhouse once again relied on changes in rhythm to get rid of Kobe.

After he jumped up, he didn't shoot directly, but glided for a while, until he reached the other side of the basket, and then pulled the lever to shoot.

However, as soon as Stackhouse's ball left his fingers, a big black hand suddenly appeared and pressed the ball directly on the backboard.

Garnett, who wanted to give Kobe a head start, finally seized the opportunity.

After a pegboard hat gave Stackhouse a good lesson, Garnett grabbed the ball and screamed to the sky.

Davis watched happily off the court. After a year of polishing, Garnett finally had the demeanor of the wolf king in his previous life.

And Duncan obviously entered the track of the previous life one step faster than Garnett.

Because Duncan had the best treatment inside the Magic as soon as he entered the league, and Garnett was just a dirty little brother next to O'Neal last year.

The two grew up in completely different environments.

Continuing to look at the field, Iverson motioned for Kobe to come over and do a pick-and-roll after halftime, which played into Stackhouse's hands, and he followed Kobe,
And Iverson handed the player to Kobe in the next second.

Kobe bent over and looked at the opponent in front of him with the ball in one hand.

He learned this posture from McGrady, and it looks handsome and practical. Although his hands are not as big as McGrady's, he imitates them well.

"This ball, I'm going to break through to your right." Kobe looked at Stackhouse and said this before his opponent could speak.

Stackhouse was taken aback for a moment, and then his face was full of anger.

"Break through wherever you want, boy! You won't score this ball again!"

But Stackhouse, who was too upright, quietly moved his body to his right.

The moment he moved, Kobe moved again.

He handed the ball to his left hand and made a big stride to break to the left.

Stackhouse was caught by Bryant with a very slight time lag.

But he's already moving to the right, so the out of position isn't that bad.

Kobe ignored that and moved left again.

After taking two steps in a row, Stackhouse finally showed his flaws.

(End of this chapter)