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Chapter 380 Is Your Name Camby? (happy New Year to all!)
Stackhouse was once again broken by Kobe. It can be said that he was not ready last time, but this time he was in a good position to defend, and he was still passed by Kobe in two steps.

After Kobe broke through, he went straight to the inside to kill.

Camby stood silently inside, watching Kobe intently attacking his defense.

What block list is second?

Kobe doesn't care.

He jumped high to face Camby, and Camby jumped up at the same time, slapping Kobe's ball with his hand.

Kobe held the ball high. According to the normal rhythm, his ball has a high chance of being blocked by Camby.

But Kobe's movements in the air suddenly accelerated.

Just like that, Camby's hand and Kobe's ball passed by.

Bryant combined his hands and smashed the ball into the basket over Camby's head.

Sometimes, there is only such a small gap between the background and the protagonist of Wujiaqiu.

Camby was directly riding on the neck by Kobe, extremely embarrassed.

After Kobe got off the basket, he ran back to the backcourt without looking back.

Camby stared fiercely at Kobe's back, and he decided to teach Kobe an unforgettable lesson.

But then, Camby fell into Duncan's strong defense.

He doesn't have the offensive skills right now to break free from Duncan's defense.

He was rewarded by Duncan for his forced shot after receiving a pass from Stackhouse.

This made Camby even more uncomfortable.

I am the champion, who are you?
But after thinking about it, Camby is wise not to compete with Duncan in offensive skills inside.

"What am I best at? Blocking shots!" Camby had a flash of inspiration, selectively ignoring the fact that the person he was facing blocked a little more shots than him.

So, Camby talked to his teammates and asked them to put the opponent inside, and he would complete the defense of the inside.

After all, he is the No. [-] pick this year, and the team boss Stackhouse has a good impression of him because he has no position conflicts.

Another point, doesn't this reduce the defensive pressure of the whole team?

So, the others jumped at Camby's offer.

Data brush, Marcus Camby, on the line!
The Magic suddenly discovered that the defensive pressure on the opposite side was suddenly reduced, and the defensive distance of the outside players became very close, as if they were letting go and not shooting.

The shorter the defensive distance, the shorter the reaction time, and it is more difficult to defend against the opponent's breakthrough.

Although Kobe doesn't know what the opponent's plan is, but this is undoubtedly good news for him who is mainly playing breakthrough at this stage.

After halftime, he had to pass the ball with Iverson.

Iverson made two very beautiful breakthroughs just now. He was willing to hit the ball to his little brother, and he passed the ball without hesitation.

This time, Kobe broke through Stackhouse's defense very simply and rushed in.

When Kobe jumped up, he was already thinking about how to end the offense, whether it was a dunk, a layup or a pull.

Just when Kobe decided to dunk, Camby, who had been ambushing for a long time, came out from the side.

This time, Camby didn't let the opportunity go by, which was a chance to block shots at the expense of the team's inside defense.

Camby slapped the ball out of the sideline under Bryant's surprised gaze.

After landing, Camby roared excitedly to the sky, somewhat similar to Garnett's way of celebrating.

But the Magic looked at Camby celebrating like fools.

The point difference is almost ten points, why are you still celebrating like this, have you never lost?

Moreover, this defensive method basically has no resistance to mid-range shots.

Simply put, drinking poison to quench thirst.

However, this defensive method is still somewhat effective against Kobe and Iverson, the iron-headed boys. Camby scored 3 blocks in a single quarter.

If you don't look at the point difference that has been pulled to 15 points, Camby's defense on the inside is still very "successful".

He capped Kobe twice and Iverson one.

But these two scored 9 points in a single quarter and 7 points in a single quarter. . . .

I don't know who lost money, anyway, I, Camby, must have made money!

In the second quarter, Kobe sat on the bench contentedly, next to his good brother Iverson.

The two of them looked at Davis and Ray Allen, who were playing together. Kobe suddenly pulled Iverson's clothes.

"Allen, how many points do you think Michael can score in the second quarter?"

Iverson looked at the situation on the field.

"I don't know how many points Michael can get himself, but I think it's not a problem for him and Ray to score 20 points in one quarter."

What Iverson considers is that the defensive style of the Philadelphia team with its outstanding weaknesses will definitely not last long. In this way, the outside line between Davis, Ray Allen and Clay can be played.

But what he never expected was. . . .

The Philadelphia head coach is also a tough guy.

Since this game is not easy to win, let Camby and Stackhouse have a good time.

Therefore, in the second quarter, it was still the rhythm of Stackhouse and Camby who attacked and defended.

But facing the impact of Davis, Camby was not as comfortable as in the first quarter.

Davis chose to break through in his first attack after he came on the field.
Although he hit the ball in, Camby chuckled inside.

As long as he breaks through, he will be given a chance.

As long as he can cap Davis twice, wouldn't he be hot.

The man who blocked DeWeese inside, this title is Dorafeng.

Stackhouse continued to focus on scoring, but the efficiency was not high.

On the Magic side, Davis, who is in possession of the ball, continues to choose to break through.

Camby watched DeWeese's movements near the paint.

When DeWeese rushed in and started the three-step start, Camby tensed his calf muscles and was ready to take off at any time.

However, DeWeese's first choice surprised Camby.

His body moves in the direction of the right foot, while the left foot moves in the opposite direction of the right foot, and the direction changes greatly, and then the body also moves in the direction of the right foot.

These two steps directly made Camby stay in place.

Davis made an easy layup.

This breakthrough method, which was first used by Lithuanian star Sarunas Matthew Leonis in the NBA, has a very European name.

Euro step. . .

DeWeese's European stride is extremely large and the angle is extremely tricky. Camby can only judge the direction of DeWeese's shot again and again in vain, but fails to judge every time.

In the end, Davis used a wonderful dunk to knock Camby off the field.

Camby caught a foul, bringing his foul count to four.

Gambling defense, including steals and blocks, are inevitably plagued by fouls.

In particular, as a superstar touted by the league, Davis will receive preferential treatment from referees in many cases.

Camby's blocks before the end of the second quarter were zero. . .

Davis scored 12 points on top of him.

(End of this chapter)