I stole James

Chapter 159 Decisive Battle Moment
Alstom's dribbling ability is excellent, but his ability to finish at the basket after a breakthrough is not necessarily very good.

He passed McGinnis easily on the outside, and when he got to the basket, he was interfered by Boozer's defense when he took off for a layup, and he missed the layup.

Big Z gets the rebound and hands it to James, who drives the ball forward quickly, and Alston and Eddie Jones chase him, trying to prevent him from counterattacking.

It's just that James was running and saw that Newbell had rushed up from the left, so he smashed the ball to the ground and passed it to Newbell.

Bang!
"Oh! It's a pity! LeBron's pass was so good, it was just right. Newbell didn't dunk the basketball. The basketball hit the edge of the basket and bounced out!" Kenny Smith said with a frown.

Barkley shook his head, "I can't score with such a chance. If there are a few more shots, I guess LeBron will vomit blood, right?"

The fans at the scene couldn't help sighing and shaking their heads.

The rebound was taken by Odom.

Newbell spun back and ran to the backcourt, whispering, "It's mine!" as he ran past James.

James patted him on the shoulder, "It's okay, next time I come up with such an opportunity, I will continue to give you the ball. If you play firmly, you can definitely score."

Newbell glanced at James gratefully and nodded heavily.

He has always been strong in defense and weak in offense. He also knows his foothold, which is to do a good job of defense in a down-to-earth manner, and rarely expects to get a chance to participate in offense.

But who on the court only likes to do the dirty work of defense and doesn't want to score?

He also wanted to, but he didn't have a chance to make a phone call. He is not James and has unlimited fire rights.

This time he followed up quickly. James saw him come out and passed the ball to him without hesitation.

It's just that he failed to dunk such a good pass and failed to convert it into a score.

It's a pity, he himself felt annoyed and felt sorry for James.

However, what James said made him feel relieved a lot. The only way to live up to James' trust is to play harder next time, he thought to himself.

Odom has already dribbled the ball over, and he faced Newbell from outside the three-point line. Newbell kept his center of gravity low and focused on marking Odom.

Guard down, guard down!Guard him and make up for it!

There was a fire burning in Newbell's heart.

Odom feinted to the right and delivered the ball to his left hand, which was his strongest hand. He slapped the ball with his left hand and drove to the basket. Newbell followed closely with a sliding step.

Odom protects the ball with his right hand, sticks to Newbell and rushes to the bottom of the basket, then quickly collects the ball, takes off, and lays up with his left hand.

Newbell also took off vigorously, and at the same time stretched out his arms and swung the racket. His fingertips reached the basketball, but he failed to completely cover the basketball. The basketball continued to fly towards the backboard. in the basket.

Really almost, the basketball rolled out from the edge of the rim.

Seeing the basketball fall, Newbell immediately turned his back, blocked Odom behind him, and helped James grab the rebound.

James advanced with the ball, and the Heat's players quickly returned to defense. After he dribbled the ball past the center line, he slowed down and waited for his teammates to follow up.

Eddie Jones guarded beyond the three-point line, staring at James.

Boom!Boom!
The basketball hit the floor, James dribbled twice in a row, the movements were slow, his eyes passed over Jones, and he looked at the big Z who was sliding towards the basket along the baseline.

Jones was leaning sideways at this time, focusing on defending James' right side, trying not to let James break through from the right, so he also saw the movement of Big Z, and he was a little worried that James would pass the basketball to him and play an alley-oop match with Big Z .

"Follow their big man!" Jones reminded teammate Grant.

At this time, James moved, received the ball, bent his knees, jumped, bounced his legs, raised the ball, and shot in one go. Jones didn't expect that James would shoot a super long-range three-pointer at such an anxious juncture in the game.

This guy is still two or three steps away from the three-point line. He just lost the LOGO position after passing the middle circle, and the LOGO position is half a step behind, so he made a shot like this?

Jones couldn't believe it.

What made him even more unbelievable was that the basketball passed over his head and entered the net steadily and hollowly.

"Is LeBron's shot too far away?" Kenny Smith said in surprise.

"Well, his three-point shooting has always been good, but I don't remember seeing him shoot such a long-range shot. I didn't expect to see him on the stage of the playoffs. He really dared to shoot. He was determined enough to shoot. He was bold, and he really scored. If this kind of shooting is not a dribble, but his conventional weapon, then he can save a lot of physical energy by playing this way. He doesn’t have to force his way to the basket every time to fight with muscles.” Barker Li interface said.

Kenny Smith put his hand on his forehead, "If this is the case, it will be a big test for the Heat's defense. When they defend LeBron, they need to expand the defense line, because LeBron's offensive threat almost covers The entire half-court range. This is terrible. Once the defensive range is expanded so wide, the defense of the basket space will definitely be loose. Whether it is a breakthrough or a pass in the breakthrough, LeBron will be better. s Choice."

"MVP! MVP! MVP!..." The home fans shouted frantically, and James' three-pointer helped the Cavaliers overtake the score.

Van Gundy raised his hand for a timeout and replaced Wade.

There are more than 9 minutes left before the end of the game, and the two sides are about to start a decisive battle.

As soon as Wade came on the court, he made a contribution, received a pass from his teammate, went straight to the basket like lightning, scored a layup, and caused a foul by Boozer. .

As soon as Big Z got the basketball, James turned around and ran to the frontcourt for a fast break.

Big Z threw the ball into the frontcourt, but his pass across the court was not as good as James'. The basketball was thrown a bit too far. James ran two steps forward before he could catch the ball in his hands.

After being delayed like this, Wade has already slapped on the horse and chased him. He rested off the court for a while, and his physical strength is naturally more abundant at this time.

Wade jumped as James jumped and reached out to block James' layup. His hand was on top of James's.

James retracted the ball a little, avoided Wade's block, sent it up, and finally scored the basketball.

After scoring the goal, he raised his hand to indicate that Wade had just fouled, but the referee didn't blow it and didn't let him make a free throw.

(End of this chapter)