against the front

Chapter 212 Destroying the Blazers (2)

"The Blazers gave up double-teaming Yan Hua and strengthened their defense against Serge Ibaka."

After the game restarted, Kenny Smith and Charles Barkley saw that Nate McMillan's choice and change during the timeout, giving up the double-team on Yan Hua, and letting LaMarcus Aldridge go Defending Serge Ibaka, Nate McMillan's change is undoubtedly a gamble, and then betting that Yan Hua will feel nothing in front of the sudden relaxation of defense, but Nate McMillan's change This kind of gamble, whether the whole pot belongs to it, or if it wins a lot of money, it is not known.

"Mr. No. [-] center, do you feel the chrysanthemum tightening?" Yan Hua, who finally didn't have to move around in a double-team, got the first chance to single Marcus Camby, so before attacking with the ball, Yan Hua turned to Marcus Camby and deliberately teased a few words.

"I think it's your chrysanthemum tightening." Marcus Camby, who was holding Yan Hua behind his back, was taken aback for a moment when he heard Yan Hua's teasing, and then slammed back unceremoniously , although after the Blazers gave up double-teaming Yan Hua, Marcus Camby, who had to bear the heavy responsibility of defending Yan Hua alone, felt that he was under a lot of pressure, but when he thought of the things that Yan Hua had imposed on him before Marcus Camby, who was full of shame and revenge, felt full of fighting spirit and strength.

Yan Hua, who had already adjusted his offensive posture, did not continue to taunt Marcus Camby with each other. Instead, he slapped the basketball and slammed into Marcus Camby behind him fiercely.

Once, twice, after realizing that Marcus Camby was out of position behind him, Yan Hua quickly turned around and dunked the basketball in his hand into the basket across Marcus Camby.

After Yan Hua completed the dunk across Marcus Camby, the Arco Center Arena fell into a brief silence, whether it was the fans at the scene, the bench on the sidelines, the players on the court, or the sidelines The narrators and reporters were all dead silent at this time, especially Nate McMillan, who was waiting for Yan Hua's attack to be fruitless, had opened his mouth wide. No one thought that under the crazy double-teaming of the Blazers, almost Yan Hua, who has been silent for two quarters, will burst out with such crazy energy after the Blazers' double-teaming is relaxed.

And after a brief silence, the Arco Center Arena boomed, as if it had been blasted, and after the brief roar, Yan Hua's name frantically rang out over the entire Arco Arena, Shout out in unison with King.

"Violence, it's too violent! Yan Hua's dunk is too violent!" Kenny Smith, who reacted to the cheers of the fans, exclaimed violence three times in a row. The performance in the second attack, and the final scene of dunking the basketball into the basket through Marcus Camby, reminded Kenny Smith of that big fat man instantly, although Yan Hua's body was not as good as that big fat man There are too many, but in this era, Yan Hua is undoubtedly the existence of that big fat man. All teams that dare to ignore Yan Hua's existence will be punished by Yan Hua.

"I have to say that Nate McMillan made a very stupid choice, but now he has to continue with this stupid choice." After Yan Hua dunked Marcus Camby, Charles Barker Li pounded the table excitedly, but while excited for Yan Hua, Charles Barkley also began to worry about Nate McMillan.

Abandoning the double-teaming of Yan Hua and strengthening the defense against Serge Ibaka, Nate McMillan's adjustment is actually very helpless. It is purely a gamble after there is no way out, but the result is obvious , Nate McMillan lost the bet. A change that could have been a finishing touch turned into a stupid choice, but Nate McMillan, who just called a timeout, can't change this now. The "stupid" decision, changing the order day and night will only make the Blazers more flustered and the Blazers players on the court even more at a loss.

This kind of situation that can only go one way to the black is helpless, but this is the only choice for Nate McMillan.

"This is just the beginning." Yan Hua walked up to the free throw line, and after taking the basketball from the referee and making a free throw, he smiled at Marcus Camby who had been staring at him. Compared with the mockery of Yan Hua in the opening stage, Yan Hua has not forgotten, and now is a good time to revenge and revenge.

After Yan Hua scored 2+1, the king's lead reached 12 points. If the Blazers can't stop the current decline, maybe after halftime, there will be no suspense in this game.

In order to quickly narrow the point difference, Andre Miller did not use his advantage to break through Yan Hua after completing the pick-and-roll with Marcus Camby, but after shaking Yan Hua with a fake move, Shot directly from beyond the three-point line.

"Andre Miller and Marcus Camby's pick-and-roll, the Kings switched defenses, and Andre Miller's fake move passed Yan Hua's supplementary defense, and he directly shot a three-pointer!"

"The basketball shot by Andre Miller was directly blocked by Yan Hua!"

When the basketball covered by Yan Hua was snatched by Zhu Holiday beside Andre Miller, the lips of Nate McMillan on the sidelines began to tremble in anger, and the defensive end didn't know the arrangement yet. , but the offensive end made a mistake first.

After Zhu Holiday, who grabbed the basketball, completed the fast break, the king's lead had reached 12 points. The current situation on the court has undoubtedly begun to favor the king.

After Jrue Holiday completed the fast break, Nate McMillan yelled at the retreating Andre Miller and Rudy Fernandez, signaling them to concentrate and stop making low-level mistakes , if the game continues like this, the Blazers may be over in the first half.

Andre Miller, who was scolded by Nate McMillan, was indeed a lot more cautious in the next attack, and successfully helped the Blazers stop the bleeding with a mid-range shot.

However, the Trail Blazers, who had just seen a little hope, were quickly extinguished by Yan Hua. When Yan Hua was in the next attack, under Marcus Camby's defense again, he scored 2 After +1, all the Blazers players on and off the court realized that this time, the Blazers were really on the verge of collapse.

(End of this chapter)