I stole James

Chapter 201 50+ Triple-Double (Chapter)
Looking back, the Pistons succeeded in a mid-range jumper from the mid-range shot king Richard Hamilton and returned the favor.

Paul advanced with the ball, feinted and then broke through, but failed to get rid of Chauncey Billups' defense. He was forced to stop the ball by the experienced Chauncey and could only pass the ball out to James who came out to respond.

James held the ball in a three-threat posture against Tyshawn Prince. Of course, he was a direct assault. Using his strong body, he directly pressed over.

Prince was thin and weak, so he couldn't hold it up, so he was carried back by James' bulldozer.

Hamilton moved laterally to help, reaching out to take the ball off James' hand.

But James reacted super fast, and he had noticed Hamilton's movements a long time ago. The moment Hamilton arrived, he turned around quickly, and turned inside close to Prince.

McDyess quickly raised his hands, trying to prevent James' layup.

But James jumped up directly in front of him, held the ball in the air with one hand, pressed McDyess with his body, and slammed the basketball into the basket.

"YES! Wonderful button! Death button! Boss is too good!" Kapono waved the towel, jumped up from the bench, and started his unique swinging rhythm.

Randolph and Paul and other teammates have come up and high-five James.

"Beautiful!" Paul said.

"Cool!" Randolph said.

James grinned and led everyone back to the backcourt.

The Pistons' offense came, and Billups beat Paul hard. His body was strong and powerful. He wanted to bully Paul just like James bullied Prince with his body.

But with a snap, the basketball in his hand was shot off by Paul.

Paul bypassed Billups first, grabbed the basketball in his hands, and then sprinted forward with the ball.

Billups reacted and turned to chase. As the FMVP, he was actually intercepted by a rookie point guard.

He can only save some face by catching up, preventing Paul from stealing and fighting back.

The two rushed to the Pistons' basket almost at the same time. Paul soared into the air in front of him, and Billups raised his arm behind him and patted him.

It's just that Paul didn't go for a layup in the air. Instead, he turned around and gave the ball from Billups' side to James, who followed up behind him. James slammed and dunked again.

James and Paul both smiled and clapped hands. This kind of cooperation is cool for those who pass it, and it is also cool for those who attack it.

The only one who is upset is probably everyone on the Pistons.

Looking back, Roaring God Rasheed Wallace sank to a low position, leaning on Randolph, and directly raised his hand to ask Billups for the ball.

Billups hits the pass and sends the ball over to Rasheed.

Rasheed leaned back against Randolph, then quickly rolled over for a jumper and scored.

He tugged at his jersey a few times and yelled at Randolph, "You can't guard me! You can't guard me! You can't guard me!"

Randolph is not a good stubble, they are all from the Blazers prison team, who is afraid of others, he clenched his fists and wanted to rush over to punch Rasheed.

But James stopped in front of him, stared at Rasheed Wallace, and then pulled Randolph to the frontcourt, "He said you can't guard, so show him."

Randolph gasped heavily, then nodded and hummed.

Paul advanced with the ball and came to the high position on the right. James came out to pick and roll with him and blocked Billups. Prince could only switch to Paul.

Paul passed the ball back to James, who was out to the three-point line. James took the ball and faced Billups. He had an obvious height advantage.

Very crisp and neat.

James and Paul play pick-and-roll, which is relatively rare in the previous tactical cooperation of the Cavaliers, but it does not mean that they cannot. It is based on the tactics, but it can still be played.

When James thinks of his previous life, the cosmic brave team with Durant and Curry, when they can't find a good way to score on the court to break the deadlock, the pick-and-roll cooperation between Curry and Durant is The best way to break the game.

At this time, the opponent is really difficult to defend. Both Curry and Durant have sharp offensive capabilities. After dismantling, they can form dislocation singles. If the big one switches to Curry, Curry can use speed to break through, and the small one can switch to defense. Durant, Durant can shoot directly, if he dares to clip one and let the other go, it's like letting them score.

This is a headache for opponents, and now James and Paul pick and roll, also have this effect.

Paul has a strong breakthrough ability and precise mid-range offensive skills, while James can make three-pointers from the outside and attack the basket from the inside.

The opponent is not easy to defend.

After making this goal, James put his hands on his hips, stared at the players on the Pistons side, and stared at Billups, didn't he say he wanted to crush their Cavaliers, come on.

This movement was captured by the photographers at the scene. After the report was published, it was called James' "death stare" by fans.

The Pistons attack and Billups hands the basketball to Rasheed Wallace again.

After he feinted, he turned around and passed Randolph by relying on his flexible footwork at the basket. After all, he is a very good inside power forward in the league, and the whole movement was very smooth.

After getting out of the way of Randolph, he took off directly, holding the ball with both hands and trying to dunk.

But with a slap, James came from behind him, directly rewarded him with a pegboard hat, and took the basketball by the way.

As soon as James received the basketball, Paul had already sprinted down the frontcourt. James passed the ball with one hand and shoulder, sent the basketball long, and assisted Paul with a fast break layup.

"The Cavaliers' offensive and defensive transitions are too fast! The offense is completed in the blink of an eye, it is indeed amazing!"

"If they weren't great, their record wouldn't be at the top of the league."

"The main reason is that we lack the big book. If there is a big book, they can't get into our inside line at all, and they can only shoot from the outside."

"Yes, we are the championship team, but they are not. If we have a neat lineup, we will definitely be able to suppress them."

The fans on the sidelines were discussing.

James on the field was clapping his chest and celebrating with a bully step.

Randolph was yelling, "Who can't guard who? Huh? Who can't guard who now?"

"FXXK! The shot he blocked me just now was fouled!" Rashid yelled dissatisfiedly. He raised his arm and ran to the referee, indicating that James' shot just now made his arm red, and James should be sentenced to a foul. That's right.

But the referee ignored him, he continued to chase the referee, chattering, the referee got impatient and directly gave him a technical foul.

He also wanted to say that fortunately, Billups stopped him, otherwise he would probably have to suffer another technical foul and be sent off.

James stood on the free throw line and executed a technical foul free throw. Naturally, he made a steady free throw.

Looking back, the Pistons' offense was blocked again. Prince failed to make a mid-range jumper. Big Z protected the rebound and gave the ball to Paul. Paul dribbled the ball quickly.

Big Z came out to cover him and blocked Billups. Paul dribbled the ball in around Big Z's body, attracted the shrinking double-team of the Pistons, and threw the ball high to Randolph. Randolph was empty Take dunks.

Larry Brown found an opportunity to call a timeout. Now the momentum of the Cavaliers is obviously overwhelming the Pistons, and they are opening up the point difference.

But this timeout didn't help, the Cavaliers' offense could still crack the Pistons' defense.

If you look at it point-to-point, it may really be like what Rasheed Wallace analyzed before the game. Paul is still a rookie and has less experience than Billups. Hamilton can also beat rookie Tony Allen.

And Rasheed may also have an advantage against Randolph at this time. After all, he is more experienced, has strength and flexible speed, and is better than Randolph in lateral movement.
McDyess's strength can also be aimed at the weakness of Big Z's body. Except for James, the Pistons may not be afraid of the Cavaliers.

But the game is not point-to-point, but depends on the overall performance of a team.

Otherwise, those teams that brought together several well-known stars in the past would have won the championship.

Otherwise, the championship last season would not have been the Pistons but the Lakers. The Lakers had a luxurious lineup of F4 at the time.

If there is no good chemical reaction between the stars, there is no way to achieve results.

The chemistry of the Cavaliers is good now. Most of the players who have only played together this season are rookies or young players in the second and third grades. chemical reaction.

Of course, the Cavaliers are not the only team that has played a chemical reaction this season, but the current record of the Cavaliers is even more eye-catching.

In fact, the East and the Heat also played very well. After they traded multiple players to O'Neal, the team got along very well. The cooperation between Wade and O'Neal is not inferior to other well-known combinations in the league. The two led the Heat to a record of 8 wins and 2 losses, temporarily ranking second in the Eastern Conference behind the Cavaliers.

In the West, after the Suns acquired Nash, they also went all the way and achieved an unbelievable record. The overall lineup of their team was almost the same as last season. It was the new addition of Nash, which seemed to be equipped with Cyclonus. Now they have 9 wins and 1 loss, ranking first in the Western Conference. Now Cuban may regret it to death, not giving Nash a suitable contract.

At the end of the first half, the Cavaliers led the Pistons by 12 points. James got a quasi-triple-double with 16 points, 7 rebounds and 9 assists, just one step away from his third triple-double this season.

Last season, he only got 5 triple-doubles in total, but this season he has only played the 11th game, and he is about to get 3 triple-doubles, which is definitely a bit powerful.

Hmm, it should be great.

However, the first two triple-doubles of this season are not as dazzling as the 40+ triple-doubles he got in the game against the Heat last season. No one in the history of the Cavaliers has gotten such data, nor has it in the history of the NBA. Such a young player has had a record of 40+ triple-doubles. Last season, he was only 18 years old. This is going to be against the sky.

Back in the second half, the Pistons scored a goal first, chasing the point difference to 10 points.

The Cavaliers attacked, Paul advanced with the ball, passed the ball to James after crossing the center line, and then moved to the right.

James dribbled the ball to the top of the arc. Seeing Prince stepping up, he suddenly accelerated, squeezed Prince away with his body, and charged towards the Pistons penalty area.

Rasheed Wallace and McDyess at the basket and Hamilton at the waist quickly double-teamed James.

But when James charged, he had an unstoppable momentum and dominance. He collided with Rasheed in the air. Rasheed was knocked away, and he continued to glide towards the basket, and finally smashed the basketball hard. He dunked into the basket before he fell out of the baseline.

"This is too strong, it's too unreasonable, shit, three people can't stop it!"

"What kind of body is that! It can still knock Rashid into the air. If it were me, I would fly several meters away from the basketball court!"

"It's scary... Can we win when Big Ben comes back? I suddenly feel that this is a bit hard to say."

Paul ran to pick up James who was lying on the ground.

The Pistons handed the ball to Hamilton. Hamilton singled Tony Allen, feinted and then broke through to the right, and then made a jumper with an emergency stop. It was still a 10-point difference.

At this time, the background of the championship team came out. Although they were behind, they were not impatient at all, and they were still very stable, and they did not suppress the momentum of the Cavaliers.

If this is changed to another team, they may not hold it all at once, and the Cavaliers will reap the victory in a wave.

Afterwards, the two sides scored alternately, and saw back and forth in the third quarter. At the end of the third quarter, the Pistons chased the score to 81 to 89, only 8 points behind.

With such a point difference, entering the fourth quarter will obviously be a fierce battle. The fans at the scene also expect the home team to catch up with the score and achieve a go-ahead. They are very confident about this.

At the end of the third quarter, James scored a triple-double with 28 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists.

However, in this game, he obviously couldn't clock out of get off work in the third quarter, and had to play in the fourth quarter to continue playing.

At the beginning of the last quarter of the game, the two teams failed to score in the first few offenses, and both seemed to have lost their shooting skills.

It was James who used a layup to break the deadlock, broke through and scored 2 points, and caused McDyess' defensive foul. The additional penalty was also a steady penalty.

Next, the Pistons' offense was once again defended by the Cavaliers. Paul led the ball all the way down the right, and Billups chased him closely.

When he was about to reach the basket, Paul hooked the ball and threw the ball high towards the middle to James who followed up in the middle. James dunked in the air. I know how many times I have seen it wet, Paul's passing and James' toughness seem to be a perfect match.

James scored 4 points in a row, widening the point difference to 12 points.

The Pistons finally came to their senses, and Billups fired three shots from the outside and scored a goal, narrowing the point difference slightly.

But James' touch was still hot. He used his teammates to cover, ran out of the open space, ran to the right 45-degree three-point line to receive a pass from Paul, and made a steady three-pointer.

The head coach of the Pistons, Larry Brown, stomped his feet angrily on the sidelines, "Guard him! Damn it, guard him! Don't let him shoot!" He yelled loudly at the disciples on the court.

But it was still useless. In the fourth quarter, James seemed to continue his scary scoring state in Madison Square Garden in New York. In other words, he did not try his best to score in the first three quarters. In the fourth quarter, he suddenly To fire with full force is to beat the opponent to death with one stick, and then directly take away the victory of the game.

When he is in this state, even if the Pistons are double-teamed by three people, it is difficult to prevent him.

Fans of the Cavaliers said that James has turned on the mode of killing gods.

Throughout the fourth quarter, he made 7 consecutive three-pointers, yes, he made consecutive shots, without missing a single one.

There are two at the top of the arc, two on each flank, and one at the bottom corner. The opponent knows he is going to make a move, but he still can't guard against it.

This stormy scoring rhythm directly stunned the Pistons fans at home. This scoring ability is terrible!

James scored 26 points in a single quarter to help the Cavaliers reap the game.

The final score was fixed at 126 to 110, and the Cavaliers beat the Pistons by 16 points.

詹姆斯全场砍下54分13个篮板13次助攻2次盖帽3次抢断的惊人数据，50+的三双，又一次刷新NBA的最年轻记录。

(End of this chapter)