God's hand behind the scenes

Chapter 414 Blood Splattered Arena

Els' thinking is very normal, but his opponent cannot be measured by common sense.Brown pays close attention to defense in the training class. In addition, Chang Wei also places great emphasis on physical reserves, so the Pistons can often maintain an oppressive defense for most of a game, which is why they can often beat the overall strength. stronger team.

Strictly speaking, Iverson is a good team leader, but he is not an excellent commander.In his previous life, he averaged 7.9 assists per game in a single season. Thanks to the strong lineup of the 76ers, his average assists per game has never been lower than 6 times in the past two years. Always has the heart of a shooting guard.

Els followed the 76ers' previous starting lineup and did not let Snow and Iverson partner. As a result, after Iverson was restrained, the team's offense began to stumble.On the other hand, the Pistons, although their offense is far inferior to the 76ers in terms of viewing, but the victory is extremely high efficiency, without the constraints of Bell, Hamilton played very happily on the court, he can often rely on endless running. Get behind you, catch the ball, shoot it, kill it with one shot.

Prince's targeted defense made Iverson feel very aggrieved. After all, Lynch only scored 8.7 points per game. In the double-teaming of Adams and Prince, but his skills did not work at all. When he was replaced in the second half of the first quarter, his personal statistics had already made 2 turnovers. You must know that he In the past two seasons, he averaged only 3.7 turnovers per game.

Els was furious that the starting lineup didn't take advantage, but the 76ers' bench lineup was much stronger than the Pistons'. The internal and external combination of Arenas and Okur made the Pistons' benches feel a lot of pressure.In the last 3 minutes and 24 seconds of the first quarter, the score of the two sides was 13 to 6, and the Pistons had to end the first quarter with a 5-point disadvantage.

As the boss of the Pistons' bench bandits, Crawford looked ashamed.In fact, he took quite a few shots after his debut, but Snow's close marking prevented him from finding his sight at all, and he only scored 4 points on 1 of 2 shots.Seeing his uneasy expression, Chang Wei smiled, patted him on the shoulder and said, "Jamal, don't put too much pressure on yourself, the coach and I are very clear about Eric's level. It's good to score points on him, after all, you don't have as much experience as him."

Crawford wanted to say something else, but Chang Wei waved at him and returned to his seat.Crawford clenched his fists secretly. Although Chang Wei's words made a stone in his heart fall to the ground, he was still a little brooding, and decided to let the opponent see his own strength the next time he played. It's not crazy to strike iron amidst the boos of the fans in the audience.

Brown is very satisfied with the performance of the players, even if they are still behind.Brown is very clear that the team completely lost on the bench. Even with Crawford, there is still a long way to go for the Pistons' bench to catch up to the level of the 76ers.Thinking of this, he sighed slightly, then calmed down and arranged the tactics for the players in the second quarter.As Chang Wei expected, Brown still asked everyone to strengthen their defense and use more physical confrontation to disrupt the opponent's rhythm.

This is just the right response. Els' on-the-spot decision-making ability is very limited. If the 76ers' tactical system is disrupted, it will be difficult for him to come up with remedial measures for a while. This is the opportunity for the Pistons.Although the 76ers were built into the league's top offensive team by Brown, Chang Wei knew that Bell's importance was not inferior to any scorer in the team.

After the start of the second quarter, Iverson, who had been very aggrieved before, once again encountered targeted care from the Pistons. This time standing in front of him was still the taciturn Prince.Iverson was a little annoyed when he looked at him calmly, and he became even more annoyed when he failed to find a breakthrough through continuous shaking and changing directions.

Since entering the league as the No. 1996 pick in [-], Iverson has been playing for six seasons, and has a deeper understanding of some small moves on the court.Although he usually doesn't use small moves to deal with others, but now he has been irritated by Prince's airtight defense. When he suddenly launched a forced breakthrough, the left hand used to block Prince was slightly raised At one point, the elbow seemingly inadvertently came into intimate contact with Prince's face. The latter suddenly fell to the ground covering his face in pain as if struck by lightning, with red liquid bubbling faintly between his fingers.

Just as Iverson was secretly proud, the referee on duty decisively whistled him for an offensive foul.Iverson doesn't care about this, he just wants to teach this rookie a lesson, and there is no evidence that he did it on purpose, the referee can only give him an ordinary offensive foul, not a technical foul or even a malicious foul. An important reason why Sen has no fear.

After the referee suspended the game, the Pistons' team doctor and other staff members rushed to the court. They had to determine Prince's injury as soon as possible.When he let go of his hand slowly, team doctor Thomson frowned. He could see clearly that Prince's brow bone was opened by Iverson's elbow, and it looked bloody and horrible."Your wound must be stitched up now, otherwise I'm not sure if it will get infected," Thomson said gravely as he stanched the bleeding with gauze.

Prince was silent for a while, and asked in a low voice: "How can I continue to play this game?" Yes, he didn't ask himself if he could, but asked Thomson directly, and he still wanted to play in this game. Come out!
Thomson was a little speechless, and he looked back at Brown, who was looking anxiously at Prince, who was sitting on the ground with blood streaming down his face.He whispered, "I can go to the locker room and stitch you up, but there's not enough anesthetic..."

Prince grinned, and his smile was a little creepy against the blood. He nodded at Thomson and said, "It doesn't matter if you don't need anesthesia. I can hold on. Then the stitching of this wound will be fine." sorry to bother you!"

In fact, Prince's tone was not very impassioned, he was just talking about one thing lightly, as if it had nothing to do with him.But Thomson's nose was a little sour, and he said word by word: "Then leave it to me!"

(End of this chapter)