I stole James

Chapter 215 Can You Stop Staring at Me and Hit Me?
In the third quarter, James played for a few minutes before taking a break. When he was off the court, the Cavaliers already had a 16-point lead.

Trevor Ariza replaced James.

With just this substitution, Jefferson seemed to be alive. He received two passes from Kidd in a row and threw two three-pointers from the outside, helping the Nets narrow the point difference to 10 points at once.

Jefferson took a long breath. He seemed to be submerged in water just now and nearly suffocated to death due to lack of oxygen. After James left the court, he felt that he could breathe again.

After he made a three-pointer, he retreated to the backcourt and couldn't help but look at James sitting on the bench beside the court. This guy is really too strong.

The Cavaliers attacked, Paul handed the ball to Randolph inside, Randolph sat back and pushed and hit, turned around and sent the basketball into the basket to help the team stabilize the situation.

James stood up and applauded his teammate's offense, and at the same time nodded to Paul, that's the right way to play, hand the ball to the inside, and let Randolph kill the opponent's inside in the penalty area. After all, the Cavaliers have the advantage in the inside.

It's just that when Jefferson regained his touch in front of Ariza, Kidd had more passing options, and Carter's defensive pressure was also reduced. The newly formed troika of the Nets rumbled. To start rolling towards the Cavaliers.

They further approached the score. With Carter's dunk, the difference between the two teams was only 6 points.

Seeing that something was wrong, Silas hurriedly waved his hands and replaced him, putting James back on the field. At the same time, Drew Gooden was replaced, and they replaced Tony Allen and Big Z respectively.

The five players on the Cavaliers are Paul, Trevor Ariza, James, Drew Gooden and Randolph.

Ariza puts Tony Allen on top of Carter. He is taller than Carter and has a long enough wingspan. Silas hopes to use the taller Ariza to put more defensive pressure on Carter. .

And James continued to be responsible for man-marking Jefferson, who was suppressed by him.

Seeing James come back, Jefferson felt a big head, a headache.

Coincidentally, after James came up, Paul held the ball and advanced halfway, and the basketball was given to James.

James got the ball from beyond the three-point line, set up a three-threat pose, and faced Jefferson.

He took two quick tentative steps with his right foot in a row, then retracted quickly, and jumped backwards. Facing Jefferson's somewhat helpless face, he threw the basketball and made a steady three-pointer.

Xuete, come on!Jefferson withdrew his right hand that was trying to intercept James' shot, and scratched his hair twice, feeling a little depressed.

Kidd used his strong body on the outside to squeeze out of Paul's defense and broke into the inside for a layup, but was ruthlessly blocked by Randolph.

The basketball flew out and Carter grabbed the offensive rebound. He didn't stop taking the ball, and rushed directly to the Cavaliers' basket, taking off with two steps away from Randolph.

It was only when he lifted the basketball in the air that a big hand was slapped fiercely from behind.

James directly took the basketball in Carter's hand to the backboard.

"Oh, NO!" Some fans at the scene covered their eyes with their hands, and they really didn't want to see the cruel scene of the trapeze Carter being capped by James.

I can't believe it, even the trapeze Carter will be hated?

Is this so real?Will this really happen?

Carter jumped so high, how is it possible?
Fans are a little skeptical of life.

The basketball that was slapped by James fell and was grabbed by Randolph.

He quickly gave the ball to James who had just blocked Carter and fell out of the baseline.

When James takes the ball, it is a pass across the court. In front of him is Ariza who has already galloped through half court and rushed to the three-point line of the frontcourt.

Ariza received the pass on the run, took two big steps, took off, and dunked the basketball into the hoop with both hands.

After landing, he raised his arms high and rushed back to the backcourt excitedly.

Yes, he was so excited to be able to complete this fast-break counterattack with James.

Kapono on the bench was also very excited, twisting his body and waving a white towel.

After the Cavaliers replaced James, they scored 5 points in a row, and the point difference returned to double digits.

The face of Lawrence Frank on the sidelines was so ugly that he had to raise his hand to pause, hoping to interrupt the momentum of the Cavaliers.

After returning from the timeout, the Nets attacked. Kidd leaned on Paul and gave the ball to Jefferson on the left wing.

Kidd is still very experienced, and he can see at a glance that James is still two steps away from Jefferson, and Jefferson has room to shoot.

But after Jefferson received the ball, he hesitated for a moment. Seeing that James seemed to be moving towards him, he finally gave up shooting and handed the basketball back to Kidd.

It's really a bit of fear, a fear that can't be shaken off.

Kidd went to Carter again, but Carter scored with a jumper against Ariza.

Looking back, James took the ball at the top of the arc, then faced Jefferson, and made another unreasonable three-pointer, which was returned.

Jefferson shook his head and sighed, wanting to tell James, can he stop staring at me and hit me.

Kidd dribbled the ball out of the three-point line and was double-teamed when he entered the penalty area. He hit the ball in the double-team crowd and gave it to Carter on the other side. Carter took off and dunked.

During this time, the Nets were really relying on Carter's offense to continue to hang the score.

But Carter scored two points and two points, but what about James?
Instead of scoring a three-pointer, he assisted his teammates to score a three-pointer. He took the ball on the right wing, paused, and after attracting the defense, he transferred the basketball in a wide range to Ariza, who was open on the left wing.

Ariza raised the knife and dropped the ball. The ball was not ironed, and the basketball was thrown by him.

Looking back, Paul broke the basketball in Kidd's hands, which was regarded as a tribute to his predecessors.

After stealing the ball, Paul scored a one-stop layup with the ball.

The Nets were suspended again, but today their suspension was basically useless and failed to solve the problem.

After returning from the timeout, James held the ball outside the three-point line. Gooden came over to pick and roll him. He dribbled to the left, as if he was going to go around and break through in front of Gooden. Jefferson retreated, thinking Bypass Gooden to follow James.

But James didn't go forward, but collected the ball, took advantage of Jefferson's opportunity to make a three-pointer, and made another shot.

After this goal, the Nets were completely defeated, and they were unable to make a decent counterattack.

The Cavaliers won 108 to 90 with 18 points, which can be regarded as revenge.

詹姆斯全场3分球出手14次，投进了9球，砍下全场最高分46分8个篮板13次助攻2个盖帽3次抢断。

(End of this chapter)