Versatile Point Forward

Chapter 176 Who's Killer?

It's similar to Game [-], but a little different.

It also gave the Blazers a chance to kill, but the Lakers were not prepared for defense in the last game. Although Ye Feng passed the ball to Roy who was already in the bottom corner, strictly speaking, it was still A chasing [-], and most chasing [-]s are hard to defend because they are so sudden.But this time is different. The Lakers already know that the Blazers will definitely make a shot, and they will also be prepared to defend, which makes the lore more difficult.

McMillan called a timeout without hesitation. While asking the players to wipe off their sweat and drink a few sips of sports drinks, he took out the tactical board and pens and began to arrange tactics.He first asked: "The first priority of the lore is Ye, and the second is Brandon. Does anyone have any comments?" Everyone shook their heads. Ye Feng and Roy are indeed the two most suitable to execute the lore. Personally, but who will vote is a question.Roy also has no objection, although he is a little surprised that the coach has made himself the second priority, but now is not the time to question the coach, Ye Feng will not have any opinions, he will not feel that there is anything inappropriate .

Seeing that everyone had no opinion, McMillan nodded and continued: "Ye and Brandon are the best outside shooters on the field in our team. The so-called first priority and second priority do not mean that only Ye Only give the ball to Brandon when there is an opportunity. You two have to cover each other, and whoever has fewer defensive players around him should give the ball to him first." He looked at Ye Feng and Roy, and they nodded to show that they understood .

"The Lakers will only double-team at most. If three people double-team, there will be too much space left for others. Phil will not make such a stupid mistake. My request is to ensure that the serve is not wrong, and then try to use three If there is really no chance, consider two more points. 6 seconds is not much time, but we can still do something, what we are after is the success rate, don’t play luck until the last moment, understand?” Everyone nodded. Ye Feng and Roy looked at each other and gave each other a thumbs up. Now they are the key factors for the team to reverse and advance.

At the end of the timeout, the Trail Blazers served a midcourt ball, and it was Adelaide who walked to the center line. Now that Oden is off the court, he is the tallest player in the Blazers. In order to prevent the Lakers from interfering with the serve, it is natural that he kicks off the ball.The referee whistled, and the Lakers players quickly completed the defensive tactics Phil arranged for them during the timeout: Bynum stood in front of Alder to interfere with the pass, Kobe single-handedly defended Roy, Trevor Ariza and Fisher double-teamed Leaf. Forward, Odom followed Batum and emptied Blake.This is indeed the best choice for the Lakers now. It not only takes care of the two main outside attackers, but also increases the difficulty for the opponent to serve the center line.

In desperation, Blake returned to his own half to catch the ball. Alder hit the ground from Bynum and gave the ball to Blake. He ran straight to the Lakers' three-second zone, and Bynum followed closely. beside him.Roy dragged Kobe to the flank and made a screen for Batum. The Lakers decisively switched defenses, but Kobe was not as tall as Batum, and Blake quickly passed the ball.Batum didn't turn around after receiving the ball. He was stuck by Kobe and could only turn his back to the basket.With 4 seconds left, Blake hurried past Ye Feng, took away Fisher, and Batum passed the ball to Ye Feng.

At this moment, Ariza must focus on any previous round. He knows that as long as he guards Ye Feng, he can help the team advance to the Western Conference Finals.As the player who played against Ariza the most, he knew how terrifying the growth of the guy in front of him with the same number as himself was in this round of the series, but this also inspired his arrogance: When you grow, I will Just staying put?However, the time is tight in this round, a few seconds is not enough to make fake moves, Ye Feng looked at the situation of other teammates a little bit, no one can shoot immediately after receiving the ball, so do it yourself!

What Ye Feng had to do was to make a strong shot against the defense, and he still made a three-pointer. This was what he gained by stealing from McGrady.The so-called dry pull mainly highlights a surprise, and completes a series of actions such as jumping and shooting before the opponent has reacted.Ye Feng's dribbling rhythm suddenly accelerated, and he took a step forward with his left foot. Ariza judged in a split second that he wanted to be steady, scored a two-pointer, and then played overtime against the Lakers.But Ye Feng just took that step. Before his right foot could keep up, he stood up in front of Ariza. At this moment, Ariza's center of gravity hadn't even left the ground.

There were deafening boos from the stands, but Ye Feng was not disturbed at all, and his energy was all concentrated on the ball in his hand.From kicking the ground with the soles of the feet, to bending the knees, to suddenly raising the arms, the movement was done in one go, and the next moment the ball flew out of his hands and flew towards the basket quickly.Judging from Ye Feng's shot this time, he tried his best to imitate Tracy McGrady. If you just look at the back, everyone seems to have seen the Rockets No. 1. The result also made the Lakers fans resentful. The opponent went ahead by 1 point, this is a lore!

Adelaide, Batum, Roy and Blake all rushed up and pressed Ye Feng to the ground to play arhats. The Blazers sitting on the bench also waved towels excitedly. The entire Staples There was a lot of booing in the Austin Center, and many Lakers fans even cried bitterly. Only the Blazers' visiting team seats in the arena were filled with joyful atmosphere.Just as some Lakers fans were about to leave the field, the referee blew the whistle to continue the game, and the timer showed 0.4 seconds before the end of the game.The Trail Blazers pouted and returned to their own half to defend, but none of them felt that they had won.

The Lakers called a 20-second timeout. Phil was still nervously arranging tactics for the players, but the Blazers were completely cheering. The Lakers still have a chance to come back. The 20 seconds passed quickly, and the Blazers players walked onto the field chatting with bright smiles on their faces. They all thought that 0.4 seconds was just a formality.

It was also a mid-line ball, and the over-excited Trail Blazers players didn't force it up immediately, allowing Kobe to receive the ball at a 45-degree position on the flank of the elbow area.Without any hesitation at all, he turned around the moment he caught the ball, and then threw the ball.As soon as the ball left his hand, the timer beeped for a long time, and everyone in the audience stared at the ball. Everyone felt that the time had become very long at this moment.

But no matter how long the time is, there is an end, and the basketball still plunged into the basket.

(End of this chapter)