You are the pearl, Mo Mengchen

Chapter 333 Happy Selfish Ghosts

Chapter 333 Happy Selfish Ghosts
The cost of pissing off Penny is severe.

Although there is an illogical reason that angry people have zero IQ, anger is a good thing and a bad thing, depending on how it works, some people will do irrational things because of anger, which will make things worse; Some people will take advantage of their anger and do everything they can, just to get revenge on their opponents.

Penny belongs to the latter, and he played the entire first quarter in a rage, scoring 18 points, 4 rebounds and 2 assists.

The Magic also led the Pistons by 28 points 21 to 7.

Big Bird II Keith Van Horn didn't get any chances in the first quarter.

After Hardaway left the field, he finally had a stage to show off his second place talent, and he was against the second team of the Pistons led by Houston.

Don Reid's defense is no better than Hill's, but he is more willing to spend energy on the defensive end than Hill, and he has more small moves.

To Van Horn, Red was more of a nuisance.

Hill's defense is strong. He can't get an offensive opportunity or shoot a goal. It can be said that his skills are inferior to others. Don Reid, who averages 15 minutes per game as a substitute, dares to challenge him?
An angry Van Horn scored a three-pointer over Reid's head with his height: "I am the second pick, what the hell are you? Put away all your ridiculous little tricks!"

Rhett didn't answer, he just played.

He just wants to make it difficult for opponents, which is why he gets a rotation opportunity in such a competitive Pistons team.

If it weren't for that, the more versatile Luis M. Lore should be in the rotation.

He won't respond to Van Horn's trash talk.

Bobby Jackson drives the second team, Houston is the core player of this lineup, he can control the ball as he pleases.

Houston's organizational skills have improved a bit this season. Originally, he was a black hole with one or two assists per game, but surrounded by selfless teammates like Mo Mengchen and Hill, he will also be affected and pass the ball accordingly. , So far this season, he has averaged 18 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists per game. Both rebounds and assists are career highs.

The acting head coach of the Magic, Doug Rivers, has his eyes wide open to observe the situation on the field. He has only retired for two years, and he is now being driven to the hardtop position by the ducks.

As a player, he wandered around many teams and played under many famous coaches. This experience contributed to his decision to stay in the basketball circle as a coach after retirement.

It's just that he doesn't have his own system, so he can only follow along and follow his predecessor's routine, adding a little chicken soup.

He just retired still has a bit of a player's breath, he can't calm down the players, and his chicken soup skills are not as good as later.

The Magic has a strong book strength but can't match the record, which is also related to the lack of a good head coach.

Because Pence is not yet the kind of leader who raises his arms and calls for a hundred people to respond, and Rivers is a fledgling, and there are many big guys and veterans in the team, it is difficult to command.

"Detroit's second unit is really strong." Rivers thought.

Penny's all-out efforts to win points were slowly clawed back.

"They are all good players." Rivers was drooling. The Pistons' second team has a characteristic, that is, they are young. Many of them are still on rookie contracts. They have no status and try their best on the court.

The lineup is also very deep, and the Pistons are fundamentally different from the Magic.

"Coach, I'm resting."

Hardaway stood up, walked to Rivers and said.

Rivers was sweating profusely. He really wanted to win the game, but he also knew that the ace needed to rest. He played the first quarter, and now the second quarter has just passed 3 minutes.

"Penny, I need you to rest for a few more minutes." Rivers really did it for his own good, "It doesn't matter if you are overtaken, you have to get enough energy."

Hardaway smiled firmly: "Please rest assured, I will change my strategy and pass the ball more."

"Oh?" His decision to change his style of play did not surprise Rivers. He is such a flexible player. If he attacks the end with one tendon, it is not like him.

Rivers no longer blocks Pence: "Go ahead."

Hardaway stood on the sidelines, and the audience kept hinting to the Magic players on the court to make them foul so that Penny could play.

Seeing that Hardaway was about to play, Frauses didn't make any changes after thinking about it, and continued to use the lineup on the field. He wanted to see if the group of people on the field could block Hardaway's impact.

Mo Mengchen didn't go to watch the game. He bent down and loosened and tied his shoelaces repeatedly, so that he could change his mind and relax his body.

Frauses is not like Collins, he will not be caught by his opponents, and then put him on in a hurry.

Before changing, he will definitely come to remind, so he just has to wait.

Suddenly, he heard the sound of a magic substitution coming from the sidelines.

"Penny's on," Hill said.

"Is it so early?"

It has only been 3 minutes now, and it is usually 5 minutes after the second quarter that the main force is replaced, and now Penny has returned to the field.

After Hardaway came on the court, Jackson didn't have the slightest fear, and called the pick-and-roll to score a goal on him.

Dumars waved a towel excitedly watching off the court: "Good shot, B-Jax!"

In response, Hardaway quickly called back, and it was unreasonable and extremely arrogant.

With Jackson's size, how can he prevent his back hit?The Pistons didn't dare to double-team, watched Hardaway stand up to Jackson, and finally scored the goal.

Then Jackson started to rise, as rookies always do, impulsive after a good performance is curbed.

Instead of thinking, "What did they do to limit me?", they think, "I could do it before and I can do it now."

Soon, Jackson made a mistake.

Hardaway took the ball and didn't advance. He passed a long pass to Nick Anderson and counterattacked to score.

"He changed the game," Hill said.

It is strange that it does not change.

Hardaway's overdrawn physical attack in the first quarter was to pave the way for the pass in the second quarter.

He wants to make everyone in the Pistons feel that he is dangerous, and be careful of him. The invisible restraint and the reduction of defensive concentration will make other Magic players run one after another.

In this way, the game is much simpler.

This is also the reason why Mo Mengchen wanted to change his mind.

He can't rigidly think about Hardaway's performance in the first quarter, he has to forget about those performances and return to the court as if the game had just begun.

Frauses could bear it very much. He watched Hardaway overtake the score, and then opened the point difference to 8 points all the way before calling a timeout.

Half of the second quarter remains.

"This will be a long game, the first half is just a warm-up!"

Many people will gasp because of this sentence, they are all on fire, or is it just a warm-up?Want to go to heaven?
"The important thing is consumption. No matter what style of play Penny uses, he has only rested for 3 minutes so far. You have also seen that without Penny, the Magic is just a mess!" Frauses shouted, "Seize this opportunity , Bite the game tightly, when the pennies run out, that's when we kill the game!"

Frouseth resorts to bold ups and downs.

Mo Mengchen, Hill, Louis M. Lore, and Ratliff replaced Jackson, Houston, Reid, and Williams.

Many people who can play are willful.

"The Pistons played an 11-man rotation, and only Joe Dumars and Chris Robinson did not play on the thirteen active lists."

"They really have a lot of people who can play." Even Kersin admits this.

Mo Mengchen looked at the score, 40 to 33.

With less than 6 minutes left, the gap of 7 points is neither big nor small. Hardaway will cling to this gap tightly. He also knows that this is the basis for their victory.

"You're here," Hardaway said.

"I am leaving."

Mo Mengchen didn't want to talk to him, so he went back to get the ball.

Hill grabbed Van Horn's body and shouted to Mo Mengchen, "Mo, give me the ball!"

When he said this, he raised his eyebrows.

That's what women do when they're coquettish.

Obviously, Mo Mengchen was about to pass the ball, but Ben Wallace was still running in his direction. No one knew what the hell Mo Mengchen and Hill were planning.

Even Frause, who was on the sidelines, was at a loss.

"What kind of tactic is this?" He had never seen it.

If Collins was present, he would have gloated and held his hand: "Fatty, you have today!"

When Hill received the ball, Wallace's empty screen blocked Hardaway, and Mo Mengchen ran sideways from Hill and cut to the basket.

You don't even need to look at Devil's Mountain. He and Mo Mengchen have practiced this many times in private. This is the first time they have used it in actual combat.

He hit the ball directly from Van Horn's crotch, which means that Devil Mountain's technique is good. This needs to be passed by another rough guy. The more powerful the ball is, the trajectory is deflected, and Van Horn will die in minutes.

The cooperation between Mo Mengchen and Hill caused the audience to exclaim, this is a perfect performance moment, however - selfish, Mo Mengchen, who was dubbed the brush, gave up the performance moment and threw the ball into the air.

Wallace followed back, jumped up excitedly, caught the pass that was bound to be recorded in history, and used a perfect alley-oop dunk, which made the Magic fans who were hostile to them couldn't help but exclaimed. An excellent match to draw an immortal full stop.

"Oh my God!"

"This"

Kerxin said three times in a fit of frustration: "What is this gaudy thing!!!"

"Selfish, well done." Hill said with a smile to Mo Mengchen.

Mo Mengchen patted Wallace on the back, "Selfish, that's a good button!"

"Selfish, make them croak!" The introverted Wallace couldn't restrain his indignation at this moment, and rushed to the commentary booth to spout trash talk angrily.

In the end, it was Mo Mengchen who dragged him away, otherwise he would have to pay a T.

On the spot, the wonderful cooperation just now was played back with shots from various angles.

Kersin covered his eyes to show his attitude.

"These selfish bastards!" Korsin muttered.

(End of this chapter)