NBA Ten Thousand Worlds Bishop

Chapter 32 Dancer Sekali
The game on the field has already begun, and the only thing Davidson can do now is to cheer for Muresan on the field.

Muresan and Sekali walked to the midfield line to execute the jump ball.

As a purebred white center from Lebanon, Sekali's jumping ability is not particularly top-notch.

Relying on his height and wingspan, Muresan won the jump ball.

The Nets started their offense. Muresan knew that he had nothing to do with the offensive round, so he rushed to the frontcourt honestly, waiting for possible rebound opportunities.

Kenny Anderson took possession of the ball to the frontcourt, and instead of making a shot himself, he passed the ball to Coleman, the master.

The Heat's No. 203 player is named Grant Lang. He is a standard short and stocky No. [-] player with a height of only [-] cm.

Chuck Daly's tactic before the game was to let Coleman single-handedly hit Grant.

No matter how high Kenny's desire to make a move was, he didn't dare to disobey Chuck Daly's wishes.

After Coleman received the ball, he directly sank his center of gravity and started hitting Grant with his back. When he reached his comfortable shooting position, he turned over and shot.

The ball was hit steadily, and the Nets scored two points.

Seeing Coleman score, Muresan shook his head and muttered, "There are 18 more..."

……

It was the Heat's offensive round.

Davidson pulled himself together and stared at the situation on the field.

Glenn Rice, the head of the Heat, made a fallback mid-range shot, but missed the shot.

To Davidson's disappointment, Muresan failed to grab this defensive rebound because of his poor position.

The rebound fell into Seikali's hands.

Judging by Sekali's posture, this is about to make a second attack by himself.

For Sekali, Davidson still knows quite well.

This player is really good at the offensive end, nicknamed "Dancer", describing his footsteps under the basket as graceful as a dancer.

Don't look at Sekali's big and thick, but he is full of artistic bacteria. Not only is his footsteps under the basket an art, but he also often goes to some clubs as a guest DJ...

The most important thing is that his daughter-in-law looks really beautiful as a fairy.

Sekali became excited, ready to provoke Muresan, and then let himself find a chance to make a calm shot.

But after doing all the feints, Sekali found out embarrassingly that Muresan was like a wooden stake, with no intention of jumping at all.

This is the result of the training of the chief assistant teacher Tolbert...

Muresan's jumping is too bad, and standing up and touching heights is extremely scary. In fact, there is no difference at all whether he jumps or not.

As long as the opponent is not dunking, the trajectory of the shot will definitely be within Muresan's defensive range.

Even if the opponent dunks, Muresan can still defend effectively by stepping up, so there is no need to take off at all.

Sekali tossed and turned, but in the end he didn't achieve the effect he wanted. In desperation, he could only take Muresan's defense and make a shot.

"Crack..." With a crisp sound, Muresan directly blocked Sekali.

The so-called standing cap, as the name suggests, is a standing cap.

The most famous stand-up maniac in history is naturally Mark Eaton, who just retired not long ago.

Muresan's standing cap just now made many fans at the scene seem to see the shadow of Mark Eaton.

"God, is it my illusion? Just now I feel that Mark Eaton has returned to the game!"

"It's not your illusion. If Muresan had thicker hair and a shorter face, he would be Mark Eaton."

"Could we have a mammoth in New Jersey?!"

"Muresan is a mammoth. His height, wingspan and tonnage are not inferior to Mark Eaton. This time our Nets really picked up a treasure."

It was the first time for many Nets fans to watch Muresan play, and they all exclaimed when they saw Muresan standing in front of Secali at the beginning of the game.

Coleman picked up the ball and passed it to Kenny Anderson, and the team began to counterattack.

"There are four left..." Muresan muttered after standing behind Sekali.

Muresan hadn't made it to the basket yet. Kenny Anderson slowed down and waited for Muresan after he arrived in the frontcourt.

It's not that Kenny Anderson takes care of Muresan so much, but that's how the league is played today.

In the offensive round, before the inside rebounder is in position, you are a point guard and rush to shoot? !Congratulations, then the coach will definitely scold you bloody.

After Muresan fell to the basket, Kenny Anderson still passed the ball to Coleman and asked Coleman to play the opponent's fourth position.

This time Coleman failed to make a hit, and there was a rebound opportunity. Muresan had a good position this time, and tiptoed to receive the rebound.

Seeing that Muresan easily accepted the rebound without even making a jump, Sekali couldn't help feeling a sense of powerlessness in his heart.

His official registered height is said to be 211 cm, but in fact it must be less than 211, only about 209 cm, and his wingspan is also very inconspicuous.

When he first entered the league, many people were not optimistic about him playing the fifth position.

As a result, after so many years of playing, he proved himself and played quite impressive statistics.

But in front of Muresan, the long-armed giant monster, his disadvantage of height and wingspan was infinitely magnified.

"There are 17 more." After taking off the offensive rebound, Muresan passed the ball directly to Coleman, and then muttered again.

After Coleman took the ball, he had a smile on his face, and it was really comfortable to partner with Muresan.

If it were the Hammer Guillermo, it is estimated that Guillermo would not hesitate to play a second offense by himself, and would never think about passing the ball back to Coleman.

After all, the hammer also has to eat, and if he doesn't want personal data selflessly, wouldn't that be ruining his own job.

Coleman's second shot scored, and the Nets started 4:0.

Davidson relaxed a little. Judging from the situation on the court, Muresan was really no worse than Sekaly.

In the next game time, I only watched Coleman's various singles opponents. Even if he shot the iron, Muresan protected the rebound, and then passed the ball back to Coleman's hands.

Coleman's strength is definitely at the level of the top three forwards in the league. In today's league, only Karl Malone and Barkley can overwhelm Coleman.

Coleman's overwhelmed the game and stopped the game directly. The Heat called a timeout, and it was estimated that they were about to change their formation.

Only 4 minutes into the first quarter, Davidson has been recording Muresan's data in his heart.

With 4 rebounds and 1 block, the efficiency is quite high. If this efficiency can be maintained, Davidson feels that the task tonight can definitely be completed.

……

After the timeout ended, the players from both sides returned to the court. Because the game had just started and the lineup was quite effective, Papa Chuck did not make substitutions.

The Heat made a substitution, taking the short and sturdy Grant off the court and replacing it with Sam Bowie, who was acquired in the previous trade.

Grant Long has good offensive firepower, while Sam Bowie is obviously worse in this regard, and there is a risk of injury on his body, so the Heat let him play as a substitute.

Now facing a strong Nets inside combination, Heat coach Kevin Langley has no choice but to bring Sam Powe on the court and let him play against Muresan.

As for Sekali, he is naturally responsible for facing Coleman.

But what made Kevin Langley a little bit broken was that his change of formation did have some effect, at least Coleman's offensive was limited.

But the long-armed giant monster in the opponent's lineup, they still have nothing to do with him. Sam Bowie got a block not long after his debut, and the rebounds were completely outmatched by the long-armed giant monster...

(End of this chapter)