pinnacle of basketball

Chapter 500 How can there be any opponent

Chris completed the challenge of one person to one team.

And this "one against many" scene almost became the epitome of Chris in the following games. Chris, who had completely liberated his offensive firepower, frequently attacked the Heat's defense alone.

As a traditional defensive formation, the most feared thing is the impact of the "irregular" style of play, and Chris is the leader of this style of play.

Chris took over more than 80% of the team's offensive firepower, and his teammates were responsible for protecting the rebounds and covering them. His teammates are very good at these things. This is the regular rhythm of the Nets.

Chris's offensive firepower is much stronger than the Heat's imagination. I thought that cutting off the connection between him and his teammates would make the game easier. However, to the surprise of the Heat, the score was not opened because of this. Instead, it was bitten tighter than before.

In the third quarter, Chris played the ultimate personal performance. He took 15 crazy shots in a single quarter and hit 12 of them with extremely high efficiency. He scored 27 points in a single quarter and felt hot. His score was only 3 points less than the Heat.

After three quarters, the two teams were hard to distinguish, and the score reached 87:87.

Chris only scored 9 points in the entire first half, but after three quarters, his personal scoring climbed to the highest in the game, scoring 36 points, but his assist data remained at 7 times in the first half, and he did not send a single assist in the third quarter.

With such a hot hand, no one would choose to pass the ball, especially Chris's teammates, who tried every means to pass the ball into his hands.

It is precisely because of Chris' tenacity that the Heat feel a little pressure. They have never encountered such a tenacious opponent during their 26-game winning streak. Because of Chris's existence, the outcome of the game has become confusing.

"Don't try to take the victory away from us so easily." After his crazy performance, Chris uttered harsh words to the Heat, threatening to end their winning streak today.

During the intermission, the Heat's team atmosphere was still very relaxed, and it was not depressed because of the close score.

The score was 87:87 between the two teams, but the Heat still had the advantage psychologically.

Chris's "single quarter runaway" in the third quarter did cause some trouble for the Heat, but it is obviously unrealistic for him to continue this feeling in the fourth quarter, and the Nets still have a huge crisis that is about to erupt in the fourth quarter.

The crisis is fitness, Chris's fitness.

So far in the game, Chris has only rested for 1 minute and 28 seconds. The rest of the time is dominated by the Nets’ offense. Reducing the rest time is in the Nets’ game plan. Chris is the only bargaining chip that can fight against the Heat. Therefore, the Nets deliberately seek rest time for Chris during the game, so that he can spend more time in the first half to organize and control the ball, and rarely participate in the offense.

However, the wishful thinking of the Nets was broken by the Heat and Mu Chenfeng at the end of the second quarter. After forcing Chris to participate in the offense, his physical energy began to be consumed more. Although he scored 27 points in the third quarter, which shocked the world, Chris did not even rest for a second in the entire 12 minutes. This is a very large energy consumption.

I am afraid that he will not get a chance to rest in the remaining fourth quarter. If there is no accident, he will play the entire fourth quarter. After finally biting it, the Nets will not easily hand over the victory to others.

Sure enough, when the game came back in the fourth quarter, Chris continued to stay on the court.

After seeing Chris, the Heat's Big Three couldn't help showing a smile at the same time. Now standing in front of them is a real fighter.

"I said, this game is hard for you to win." Chris said to Mu Chenfeng.

"Isn't it too early to say this now?" Mu Chenfeng said lightly, "It would be more appropriate to say it later."

Chris didn't understand the meaning of Mu Chenfeng's words, and Mu Chenfeng didn't bother to explain, and the game continued.

Chris still bears the offensive burden of the Nets, trying to shoot three-pointers from the outside. Compared with breaking through the inside to fight, medium and long-range shooting is a more energy-saving choice.

clang!
Chris hit the iron for the first time in the fourth quarter. Barrett took off the rebound strongly and instigated the Heat's counterattack. The Big Three of the Heat rushed towards the opponent's half from the three lines of the court.

"Come on!" In the restricted area of ​​the Nets, there was only Chris standing there alone, and the most powerful trident in the league rushed towards him.

This scene is a bit embarrassing, the Nets really only have Chris fighting alone.

Dwyane Wade shook his head slightly after seeing this scene, "Brooklyn failed Chris!"

The Big Three of the Heat all have the ability to end the offense, and this time Wade and Mu Chenfeng gave the opportunity to Barrett. They stopped when they ran to the three-point line, and handed over the game to Barrett and Chris. Let the two compete, which is to understand the "grievance" between the two.

"Chris, I'm going!" Barrett rushed towards the basket.

"Come on, Barrett!" Chris didn't back down in the face of the coming Barrett, but stood upright under the basket, standing on the path of Barrett's progress, his eyes were as firm as his feet!
The two finally meet.

boom! ! !
The sound of the basketball dunking into the basket and the sound of Chris hitting the bottom sounded at the same time, and both of them turned their eyes to the referee, waiting for his penalty.

"Block the foul and add a free throw." The referee ruled.

Hearing the penalty, Chris smiled wryly and said, "I lost."

Chris actually gave up, the man who grew up on the street court, the man who never bowed his head to anyone even gave up.

"There's no such thing as winning or losing. I never regarded you as my opponent." Barrett reached out to Chris and pulled him up from the ground. "Perhaps you are the only one who defines our relationship as an "rival."

Wade and Mu Chenfeng also surrounded them, asking about their situation with concern.

"Actually, I'm quite envious of you guys." Chris looked at the "Heat Big Three" in front of him, eyes full of envy.

"You also have a group of excellent teammates, don't you?" At this time, Chris' teammates from the Nets also ran towards him from the backcourt.

"Maybe." Chris raised his lips slightly.

(End of this chapter)