pinnacle of basketball

Chapter 425 Passive Start
Unparalleled opening!
Chris expressed his determination to win with a "one against three", and this ball fully demonstrated his excellent basketball talent.

Not even James Bryant has managed to challenge the Heat's Big Three at the same time and still be successful.

"Is this a declaration of war?" Mu Chenfeng looked at Chris's back, and a strong flame ignited in his eyes.

"Yes." Wade replied.

Even though no one would have imagined that the first goal of the two teams would be like this, defeating the three cores of the Heat in one fell swoop, you must know that the defensive capabilities of these three people are also very strong in the Heat.

It is very difficult to score against any of these three, let alone defeating all three at the same time.

Mu Chenfeng was the one who reacted the most to such a goal. Compared with Mu Chenfeng who was eager to respond, the tail combination was much calmer. Isn't it just a player who has seen strong winds and waves in the NBA, and he is not surprised to see this situation.

However, Mu Chenfeng is a newcomer after all, so he will not swallow this tone easily.

So Mu Chenfeng took the lead in the Heat's first attack.

The Nets player facing Mu Chenfeng was a completely blue-collar player on the team. His game performance was quite satisfactory, and he was considered a qualified starting player. However, there was still a certain gap between Mu Chenfeng and Mu Chenfeng in terms of ability and talent. Mu Chenfeng's right hand made a false change of direction and destroyed his center of gravity. Mu Chenfeng easily passed the test.

When he reached the free throw line, he had a chance to make an open shot, but instead of choosing a mid-range shot, he continued to dribble toward the more defensive inside line.

"What is Mu Chenfeng thinking? Why didn't he shoot such a good open opportunity?" His teammates were puzzled by Mu Chenfeng's choice. After all, what he just got was a completely open opportunity like usual training, but he didn't choose to shoot.

"This kid, you're messing around." Only players who really had the same personal experience as Mu Chenfeng would understand what was going on in his mind at this time, so Wade and Barrett could completely understand Mu Chenfeng's behavior.

"The current him is probably not good enough." Barrett said softly.

"Letting him try the taste of failure is not a bad thing." Not only can Wade understand Mu Chenfeng, but he also seems to have seen the result of this ball. After all, he has not yet reached Chris's level, and the possibility of successfully challenging the already formed defense is not high. However, Wade did not stop Mu Chenfeng, and even "supported" his approach.

Mu Chenfeng jumped up and challenged the three-man defense of the Nets, but as everyone expected, Mu Chenfeng did not succeed, but was blood capped by the opponent.

"You want to challenge us, you are still young!" The center of the Nets unceremoniously gave the first-year brat a head-on blow.

"Do you really think you are Chris? There is only one real Chris." The Nets taunted.

Mu Chenfeng held his breath in his heart, and remembered the appearance of the people who mocked him just now. He wanted to make them regret what he just said.

Chris wanted to continue his opening show, but he was sniped by Barrett. The latter used his strong body to stop Chris, forcing Chris to fall into the position to attack. In the slow-paced game, Chris's threat was significantly reduced.

Barrett's accomplishments on the street court are not inferior to Chris, so he is very clear about the strengths and weaknesses of street basketball.

"Don't think about having a second time." Barrett warned, "You "stolen" one at the beginning, and you won't have another chance later."

"Cut." Chris said disdainfully, "You don't think you can really guard me, do you?" Chris opened his posture to play singles, and Barrett also lowered his center of gravity, ready to start at any time.

"Be careful behind!" Wade reminded, but it was still a bit late. The Nets' power forward pulled out from the inside and made a pick and roll for Chris.

It was only then that Barrett realized that he had been "fooled" and wanted to forcefully squeeze the opponent away with his body. However, Chris was not in a hurry to break through, but waited until Barrett's center of gravity shifted before making a move, and he was fooled again!Chriss didn't attack from the pick-and-roll direction, but from the other side, the side that Barrett missed.

Chris passed Barrett without wasting much effort, and then showed a wave of his superb mid-range shooting skills, and the basketball slid gently into the net.

Barrett is still careless. In the 6 years since he entered the league, Chris has already been able to freely switch between regular basketball and street basketball, and the ball just now is a living example, but there is a chemical reaction between Chris and his teammates, and their destructive power is much stronger than imagined.

The Nets took a 4:0 lead at the start, and Chris took all the team's points with full firepower, and the gold content of these two goals was very high, which forced the Heat to make tactical adjustments to stabilize the situation.

Wade controlled the Heat's offensive rhythm and lowered the pace of the game again. The Heat's biggest advantage over the Nets was not the perimeter, but the restricted area. Standemire and Garcio had a clear height advantage in the matchup with the opponent's interior, and their coffee positions were unmatched by their opponents. The difference between the quasi-All-Star level and the blue-collar.

The Heat looked for an opportunity inside, and Wade passed it to Barrett. Barrett didn't stop the ball and directly hoisted the ball into the inside and gave it to Standemeier.

The Heat's players even turned around and started to defend when they confirmed that the basketball was passed to him. They believed in Standermire's strength in the penalty area, so they gave up fighting for rebounds, because there were no rebounds at all.

This goal made Standemire let out a bad breath of being suppressed at the beginning, and it also temporarily relieved the Heat's game pressure.

However, Chris didn't seem to want to give the Heat a chance to breathe, and immediately accelerated after holding the ball. Fortunately, the Heat returned to the defensive position in advance, so that his fast break did not succeed.

Chris's rhythm slowed down again, and Barrett had a long memory this time, so he swept to the sides to see if anyone stepped forward to pick and roll.

"Don't worry about it. They won't come if I don't call a pick-and-roll." Chris saw through Barrett's careful thinking. As the absolute core of the team, Chris is the team's brain on the field. His teammates acted according to "orders".

After making sure there is no pick-and-roll, Barrett's defense is much easier, so he can concentrate on Chris and the basketball.

(End of this chapter)