You are the pearl, Mo Mengchen

Chapter 396 Permissions
What can you do on the court when you are not feeling well?
Two missed three-pointers made Mo Mengchen give up outside shots, and he started to do things that required more physical strength but didn't have to consider the feel of the hand.

Mark Jackson was almost smothered under his defense, he was banned from playing post-ups, and there was nothing else to do except find a cool position after halftime.

Mo Mengchen was not a very aggressive defender before, but suddenly, everything changed.

Mo Mengchen's defense is full of strength, which makes him, a veteran who has been in the league for many years, unable to bear it.

"No matter what you do to me, it won't affect the game at all." Jackson roared.

"Isn't this exactly what makes you sad?" Mo Mengchen pressed Jackson down.

With this irresistible power alone, Jackson knew why he couldn't beat Mo Mengchen with his back.

The power of this young man is far beyond his imagination, his seemingly thin body is his protective color, no one knows what kind of power is hidden in his body.

Mo Mengchen pushed him step by step to a corner, which was a position that no one cared about.

"If your existence has no effect on the game, then what is the meaning of your existence?" Mo Mengchen asked.

Jackson couldn't answer him, and the Pacers ran the ball smoothly.

The ball ended up in the hands of Dutchman Rick Schmitz.

Schmitz has the ball in his hand, and this is his first chance to attack tonight in this crucial Tianwangshan battle.

The boos from the Palace of Auburn Hills seemed to bring him back to 1988, a decade ago, not far away, not far away.

"The Indiana Pacers selected Rick Schmitz from Marist College with the second pick in the first round in 1988! Congratulations!"

Seeing Stern uttering his name with the second pick, Schmitz caused an uproar in the audience, and Richmond and other rising stars sitting below were amazed.Schmitz's Marist College is not even their direct opponent in the NCAA, because this small college famous for tennis is not affiliated with the NCAA Division I basketball league.

This player with a weird name and no idea what position to play has firmly blocked their hope of being selected for the second place.

When Schmitz walked onto the stage, there were boos from the scene.

The boos were the same back then, but the purpose of the fans was different.

People at the time probably thought like this: "It's weird for Indiana rednecks, last year they drafted a weak three-pointer with a disability when they were young, and this year they got a guy from Eindhoven who would collapse if the wind blows. Holland is stupid."

And now, Pistons fans should be thinking "Damn, don't let him get the ball, Ratliff can't guard him!"

Schmitz turned over and made a jumper, and the ball drew a weird arc in the sky, which is why he was favored by Pacers scouts.

The terrifying height and peculiar but goalable arc make him unstoppable when he is playing smoothly.

"Shh!"

10 is better than 10
In the 5th minute, the two sides drew.

Tonight's game will always be a positional battle, no counterattack, the Pacers retreat quickly, and the Pistons can't get up to speed, and the same goes for the Pistons.

Because the Pacers are also a team that likes to counterattack, they don't want their opponents to speed up in front of them.

The continuous positional battle, this is the first 5 minutes, the two sides scored a total of 20 points.

Mo Mengchen dribbled the ball halfway, and Jackson boldly released him two meters, because he made two zero shots from beyond the three-point line.

It's a risky defense.

Put Mo Mengchen two meters?Few people would dare to do this, but Jackson's experience reminded him that there was nothing wrong with it.

If even Hill would be angry because of being left empty, then Mo Mengchen, known as the world's most accurate shooter, should be even more angry.

He should ignore the poor touch and shoot the three-pointer.

Jackson didn't wait for Mo Mengchen to shoot a three-pointer. He saw a mocking smile on the opponent's face, as if mocking his strategy.He then ignored the opening and passed the ball to Hill high on the left wing.

"He didn't make a move? What was he thinking?" Jackson believed that every young man was impulsive, even Mo Mengchen couldn't help it.

But he passed the ball, without any anger, and made an unexpected but reasonable choice.

Hill played an eagle attack from a high position. He was about to break through, but Jackson suddenly stepped forward to double-team.

He just wanted to see if Mo Mengchen would want the ball to shoot a three-pointer. This was no longer a two-meter open space. This was an excellent opportunity for no one to defend.

The strange thing is that Hill didn't pass the ball, and Mo Mengchen didn't ask for the ball.

Devil Mountain's large strides easily smashed the double-teaming of Mullin and Jackson.

What do two veterans who have lost their athletic ability add up to? ——The turtle with eight legs is just a big toy in front of the leopard.

Duke's top student easily shattered their encirclement, one step in place, ignoring the Pacers' shrinking inside line, causing Schmitz's foul in the air, and scoring with a backhand.

Hill didn't roar to show how angry he was, he just walked back without looking back, clapped hands with Mo Mengchen, and said, "I ignored your vacant seat."

"It's rare for you to do the right thing." Mo Mengchen patted his hand lightly.

Unfortunately, it was a high-five of doom.

Mo Mengchen transmitted the bad touch to Hill, and he missed the penalty shot.

Jackson wanted to run and counterattack when he received the pass. If there is any room for him to perform, it is now.

He was too anxious, Mo Mengchen calculated his sprint position, and stopped in advance, when he rushed to the front, he only needed to fall backwards.

"Beep!"

Jackson was dumbfounded: "Is this considered a foul?"

These brutal referees can ignore even elbows, but they can't let go of a dribbling that happened in front of them.

The referee's attitude was extremely clear and there was no need to discuss it. Jackson could only admit it.

He wasted a good opportunity, and Miller was dissatisfied with him. Bird on the sidelines pointed at the golden-haired head and shouted: "Please use your brain!"

Seeing that Byrd valued Jackson so much, Mo Mengchen felt very uncomfortable. He ran to Bird and said, "First of all, he needs to have a brain."

Bird found out about this, and Mo Mengchen seemed to like talking trash in front of him.

"Play your game, Mo."

Bird has no time to delve into this matter now, and Jackson's performance makes him very painful.

Hill continues to take the ball, as long as he is not outside the three-point line, he is still an unsolvable point for the Pacers.

His offense is extremely strong, whether it is Mullin or others, as long as it falls into a one-on-one situation, he will definitely be able to solve the problem.

Seeing him control the ball so confidently, Mo Mengchen realized that he had nothing else to do.

Suddenly, Jackson dropped him again.

This feeling of being ignored is not good, Mo Mengchen doesn't want Jackson to really think that he won't attack.

Mo Mengchen took a few steps in and came to the free throw line, which made Hill's breakthrough space once again compressed, and he could only pass the ball.

Mo Mengchen, who got an open shot, scored the first goal of the night.

14 is better than 10
The time entered the 7th minute, and the Pistons' substitutes could be seen standing on the sidelines to make substitutions.

Miller's eyes are deep, he has been waiting for the rotation of the Pistons.

"That sweet pig is here again, very good." Bird thought to himself, "I'll let him see if this ridiculous rotation is useful."

It's not that Bird doesn't advocate rotation, it's just that he doesn't admire the practice of arbitrarily rotating the players regardless of the player's status based on the depth of the lineup.

In his view, this is not a correct approach.

If he is a player, he and the other main players are playing hot, but he is still subject to this damn rotation policy. If he is replaced when he should be aggressive, he will go berserk.

Because a good state is rare, no one knows what state he will bring when he plays next time.

This is why Bird hates Frauses.

Half a minute later, Mo Mengchen and Hill were substituted.

Bird took the next few minutes as an opportunity. He stood on the sidelines, almost stepped into the court, and whistled at Jackson.

Hearing the whistle and realizing that Mo Mengchen was not there, Jackson looked excited.

Then comes his performance moment, and Bird has given him full control of the game.

(End of this chapter)