NBA's strongest prince

Chapter 89 Growth
Russell was very angry. He was worried that he was injured and spent a lot of dollars to maintain his body. Marbury actually committed such an exaggerated foul. What if he was injured.

After Russell's mind started to turn, he didn't notice the teammates who were rushing over quickly. He jumped up and punched Marbury.

Marbury was a little dazed after being hit, but he was about to fight back.

Teammates from both sides also rushed over, and Stoudemire swung his arms and was about to start the fight.

Fortunately, the referee rushed over to stop it immediately, and Russell, who was a little more sober, also realized that there was no need to bring it up.

Their Suns have the best record in the league, not the Knicks.

And there are some players on both sides who were old teammates, and hurried over to pull them away.

The referee blew a foul on both sides, Marbury recorded a malicious foul, and Russell also got the first technical foul in his life because of his hands.

Russell still felt a little dark in his heart, that's why some players often couldn't help it.

He quickly stifled this idea, his goal was not to become a villain player.

After the incident, the Suns' lead was not affected, and they still won the victory steadily.

Marion said after the game that after Russell was severely fouled, the team played more aggressively. He said: "We must become more aggressive. The team seemed a little sleepy before."

Stoudemire also proudly stated that there is no comparison between the Knicks and the Suns, "There is no doubt that we are better. We run faster, score more and rebound more than our opponents."

Marbury said innocently that he didn't want to hurt Russell, "That's not the way I play, I didn't go on the court to hurt him."

He also said that he was not affected by the boos of the audience. "I think it is normal for the audience to have such a reaction. If the same situation happened in New York, the audience would react the same way."

Russell also talked about the conflict after the game. He learned of Marbury's statement and said indifferently, "I understand him very well, because he can't stop me, so his hands are out of control. It's like I countered. In fact, I I didn't intend to hit him at all, but he was standing in such a good position, you may not know, I usually do fighting exercises to maintain my body sensitivity..."

The reporter was speechless. Russell really talked more than Marbury. No wonder he could become the team leader just after entering the league.The skirmishes on the field did not cause any bad effects. On the contrary, many fans thought Russell was tough enough and liked him even more.

The Sun's games in February are not so intensive, but the home and away games also come in turns.

After having a good time at home, they are going to play an away game, and they are a strong enemy in the West.

Although the Suns are the big dark horse in the West in the new season, the Lakers dynasty is disbanded, and now is the time for all the heroes to rise together.

In addition to the Suns, Spurs, Mavericks, and another dark horse, the Supersonics, the King's record is also very stable.

Webber and Stojakovic are fighting for the boss. The Kings are still very strong on the offensive end, and the Suns have suffered losses before.

After they introduced Mobley in the middle of the season and the Magic trade, their firepower was even better.

The king's weak link is undoubtedly defense, and the star's key ball ability is also a little bit worse.

The Suns, like them, rely more on tactical coordination on the offensive end.

However, the Suns' players have stronger personal abilities, so there is now a gap in the records of the two teams.

The coaching staff reached a consensus before the Suns game, and they still have to speed up.

The Kings also like to play passes and cuts and three-pointers, but Princeton is not chasing opponents to play tactics, they are on the inside to bring up the strategy, and the speed of the Kings is not as fast as the Suns.

It's just that if the Suns speed up, the defensive end may not do so well.

However, the Suns are definitely not afraid to attack the Kings. They defend well and are the strongest team on the offensive end.

In the past few months, Russell's defensive experience has improved a lot.

No matter how hard he worked in college, it would be difficult to improve without playing many games, but now he has made some progress.

But facing Bibby, he was still at a disadvantage, and it seemed that he couldn't remember some things.

He needs to practice his defense well, and it will take several seasons to get the bottom line.

However, Bibby didn't have Russell's passing, and his role in the Kings was completely inferior to Russell's.

At the beginning of the game, the Sun still used Stoudemire to open the situation.

The Kings have no help defense inside. Miller and Webb may not be bad in single defense, but their explosive footwork is much worse than Stoudemire.

The Suns also pay more attention to the King's strengths, and both Webber and Stojakovic are more concerned.

Russell thought that the opponent would use Bibby to hit him first, but it turned out to be neither.

The first thing they broke out was Mobley. Like the Suns, the five starting players of the Kings are all offensive players. Maybe the tactical offensive team themselves don’t know which player will be the first to break out. The Suns have no idea. Not wronged.

Being led by the opponent, the Suns did not panic.

It's normal for someone to take the lead in a confrontation, and the king didn't defend them. What they have to do is to be more stable than the opponent.

In fact, the Suns did not regard the King as a very difficult opponent. As long as the opponents are not strong enough inside, the Suns have a relatively high winning rate.

Therefore, they had a normal rotation this time and did not allow the main players to play more.

The same is true for the Kings. The Kings have nothing to do. Their players are older and not as physically strong.

They and the Suns are not mortal enemies for the time being. It is best to win, but they will not fight desperately.

After Mobley was targeted by the Suns, his efficiency dropped a lot. After all, he was only a quasi-All-Star player, and it was impossible for him to break out continuously in the face of defense.

After the king tried it, he still chose to let Bibby single Russell.

Their two strongest points are not the type that can forcefully solve problems in the face of defense, at least Stojakovic is not, and Weber's physical fitness has actually declined a bit after being injured.

It is still difficult for the Kings to accept why the Suns' defense is so much stronger.

Obviously they are all attacking teams, isn't it a tradition to not defend well?

They also had no choice but to break through from Russell's point. Bibby's efficiency was not bad, but it was not at the pace of blowing up, and the Suns' team defense would not allow it.

The biggest trouble for the Kings now is not offense, but mainly defense.

Stoudemire couldn't prevent this. They chose to shrink a little bit. Unexpectedly, as soon as they shrunk, the Suns' outside line immediately opened.

Joe Johnson started to go crazy, and Russell also made consecutive hits when the opponent underestimated him.

It also has a focused defense, and the King's loopholes are even greater.

Russell has played so many teams to understand that his time to score has come again.

Bibby was not tall and often ignored him, so Russell voted.

Russell was happy when he accidentally got a double-double in the half.

(End of this chapter)