pinnacle of basketball

Chapter 429
Never try to defend Barrett's dunk, because you will only get humiliation.

Only when you have played against Barrett head-on will you realize how terrifying his playing is, as if he wants to crush his opponent.

Compared with Chris's subtlety, Barrett's offense is more straightforward, and it is often this kind of strong offense that makes people hard to guard against.

Barrett alone crushed the Nets' inside group to pieces.

"We should trust him." Michelle and Barrett were teammates at the Red Bulls for a season, and in that season, Michelle felt "afraid" of Barrett. Barrett is a player who is extremely demanding on his own training.

This is not the first time Barrett has done dunks. He has only 5 games in total, except for free throws. All sports scores come from dunks. In these [-] games, Barrett won [-] out of [-] games.

In the face of the terrible winning percentage, it seems that this game will also be accepted by Barrett.

However, Chris standing in front of him refused to agree. Barrett's strong dunk did not cause a long reaction, because after he scored the goal, Chris immediately launched a counterattack.

Response balls like this are very morale-boosting in games.

It has to be said that Chris has a keen grasp of the rhythm of the game, and he can always use the best way to stabilize the situation. Driven by Chris, his teammates quickly got out of the fear of being dominated by Barrett.

"The recovery is quite fast." Barrett's three dunks did not achieve the expected effect. This was all because of Chris, who successfully pulled his teammates out of the quagmire of despair.

Every time Barrett holds the ball in the future, the Nets will quickly shrink the defense to prevent being dunked by him again. Barrett's chances for dunks have become less and less, which makes him have to hand the ball over to his teammates. The Nets also temporarily relieved the pressure on the inside defense.

The pressure on the inside was reduced, but the Heat shifted their offensive focus to the outside. Wade and Mu Chenfeng hit two mid-range and long-range shots one after another. The two teams fought 90:90!

The mentality of the two teams returning to the same starting line also seems to have reached a balanced state.

The Heat had thought that this game would be very difficult, but they didn't expect it to be so difficult. At the end of the three quarters, four players from the Nets scored in double digits. Chris even broke through 4 points early and was approaching 40 points.

In this quarter, Chris didn't have many outstanding performances. Except for the chasing three-pointer, the rest of the goals were very ordinary, but he sent 4 assists in a single quarter to help his teammates find the touch.

In the three quarters, Chris has already got a double-double, but he is still a certain distance from the basket, and he only got 4 rebounds.

However, Chris doesn't seem to be interested in statistics, and victory is always more important than statistics in his eyes.

This is also the reason why the NBA selected him into the league that year. Generally, streetball players are somewhat "selfish" and will give priority to their own statistics, and victory can only be ranked second.

Chris is different, the only thing he thinks about is winning.

The Big Three of the Heat scored more than 7% of the team's points. Except for the three of them, no player in the team scored in double figures.

The two sides entered the decisive quarter. From the first second of the fourth quarter, they sent the full main lineup to play, and all the starting players returned to the field.

Generally speaking, in order to keep the players in a better competitive state, the team will arrange for the core players to rest for a period of time before the start of the fourth quarter to store their energy.

However, in this game, the two teams unanimously sent back the assist at the beginning of the fourth quarter.

In the first three quarters, Chris did not rest for a second. Judging from this situation, he will probably play a full 48 minutes.

This is the general data of the Iron Man. There are only a few players in the league who have played 40 minutes, let alone a full game. The NBA has not played a full game for 6 seasons. The last time they played 48 minutes was 6 years ago. The fledgling James Bryant set a record of 48 minutes. In that game, the Lakers and their opponents fought until the last minute to decide the winner.

James scored 48 points and led the team to victory.

And now Chris has not reached Mu Chenfeng's regularity in playing time, but has surpassed James in scoring.

Chris broke through the 50-point mark with throws and throws, only 60 points away from the season-high 10 points.

Chris also takes care of his teammates while scoring himself. As long as his teammates have a better chance than himself, he will give the ball to his teammates without hesitation.

With Chris receiving another assist, the Nets took a 4-point lead in the fourth quarter.

At the moment of chasing points, Mu Chenfeng took the lead to stand up, but unfortunately, he was interfered by the defense's forced shot and the basketball missed the basket.

The lieutenant general who returned to the defense made up for it and stood up early, causing Chris' offensive foul. This was only Chris's second foul in this game, and it was not a serious problem.

However, the ball belongs to the Heat.

The basketball was given to Mu Chenfeng again. This time he was not in a hurry. He dribbled the ball and entered the penalty area with a stab step, imitating Barrett to challenge the inside of the Nets.

boom! ! !
Mu Chenfeng's shot was blocked by his opponent, and the basketball was fanned out of the court.

"Boy, you're not Barrett." After completing the block, the Nets center shook his finger at Mu Chenfeng. This is the signature movement of the African mountain Mutombo. Every time he completes the block, he will point at the opponent. But Uncle Mu is the only player who can use this action on the court.

Others, if they use this action on the field, they will be called a technical foul.

The action of the Nets' Zhongfeng was caught by the referee, and a technical foul was directly arranged.

Mu Chenfeng executed a free throw and scored the ball. The point difference was also reduced to single digits.

At this time, the Nets suddenly and inexplicably misfired collectively, giving the Heat a chance to chase points. With the last 10 seconds left in the game, the Nets led the Heat 103:101.

At this time, the Heat used their last timeout opportunity and arranged the tactics of the last attack.

Wade and Barrett are the most reliable players in the final attack. Although Mu Chenfeng also has the ability to finish, but since he failed to hit the previous two goals, the team will not risk giving him the ball at such a critical moment.

Wade and Barrett were closely guarded by their opponents, and there was no chance to make a phone call at all, and the time was running out.

"Pass the ball!" Mu Chenfeng appeared at the top arc. He had already thrown off the defense at this time, and there was no one three meters in front of him.

Snapped!
Wade gave the ball to Mu Chenfeng, who made a direct shot with 3 seconds left in the game. After the basketball flew a long way, it spun around the rim a few times and then swiped out.

(End of this chapter)