I stole James

Chapter 236 Is Our Defense All Lost?
After the first quarter, the Cavaliers beat the Pacers 33 to 21, leading their opponents by 12 points.

Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle was about to go into a rage, "What about our defense? Is it all gone? Is the defense we've been so proud of going all the fucking way in the water? It's gone. What? Damn, they broke through all our lines of defense!"

"Can it be prevented? Is there anyone who can do it?" Carlisle waving his arms and yelling loudly while spitting.

The Pacers players all bowed their heads, and no one made a sound to touch the coach's head.

"I ask you all to cheer up and use your iron-blooded defense to stop their offense and interrupt their rhythm!"

"Anyone of you who can't do it, come down and sit on the bench and calm me down. Whoever can do it will play!" He scanned the Pacers players sharply as he said, as if he wanted to dig out who could do it. Do what he wants.

On the contrary, the Cavaliers seemed quite relaxed. James reached out and rubbed his face and said, "Just play like this, play the offense, play the defense, play our rhythm, and we will be able to win."

Paul nodded, "That's right, our offensive rhythm was great just now. Everyone was running and moving. We did a good job sharing the ball. If we continue to play like this, we will definitely win."

The other players nodded in agreement with what the two said.

Back in the second quarter.

The Pacers attacked, Stephen Jackson took the ball on the right flank, faced James, leaned low against James and forced a breakthrough.

James held his right hand high, slid back, and continued to guard his defensive position without losing his position.

When he was about to reach the basket, Jackson took off next to James, trying to squeeze James away with his body to gain space for the ball, but James was not squeezed away by him, but he was squeezed back by James Shaking, the basketball in his hand can only be thrown towards the basket casually.

"Bang"!Basketball strikes iron.

Randolph grabbed the backboard and handed it to James.

James dribbled the ball down quickly, and this time the Pacers returned quickly. Reggie Miller was in front of James, and Anthony Johnson was also approaching James on the other side.

The two were planning to pinch James.

But James turned sideways, hit the ground with one hand, passed the ball through the gap, and sent it to Paul, who was about to go down to the basket from the other side.

Paul originally wanted to play a slam dunk after catching the ball, but found that his jump height seemed a bit insufficient, so he could only switch to a pick in the air, and pick the basketball into the basket, avoiding the embarrassment of Golden State LaVine's dunk.

"Pleasing to the eye, the Cavaliers' offensive coordination is really pleasing to the eye. It is not inferior to the viewing of the Suns' style of play." Barkley shouted.

"In their offensive coordination, there are indeed some cooperative styles that are quite similar to the Suns. But if you look closely, the Cavaliers' style of play has more changes than the Suns. Because they have two very good pass organization points , James and Paul, and the Suns only have Nash. After a little more, the Cavaliers’ offense can have many, many changes, which is much better than the Suns only having Nash. They can change again in the middle, and at the same time It can ensure the smooth transfer of the ball." Kenny Smith said.

Barkley nodded, "Compared to the Suns, they share the ball between players more and better. Their ball is always in the flow."

"Yes, share the ball. The basketball can be passed to the offensive player at any time, seeking to give the opponent a sharp blow." Kenny Smith said.

Reggie Miller faced Tony Allen with the ball in the high position on the left. He drew two consecutive tentative steps, dribbled the ball with a snap, made an emergency stop, a fadeaway jumper, and a three-pointer.

The posture is very beautiful, but the strike on the basket is also very beautiful, kuang!The goal was not scored.

Big Z grabbed the backcourt rebound and handed it over to Paul. Paul dribbled the ball halfway through the court and began to break through at the top of the arc, sticking to Anthony Johnson.

He didn't go very deep, and when he was near the free throw line, he passed the basketball to James outside the three-point line on the right wing.

James took the ball and rushed to the basket. When he got to the basket, he was attacked by O'Neal and Dale Davis, and Stephen Jackson was chasing him. The three defended him.

Several arms entangled in the air to form a big net, waiting for James to throw the basketball over.

James would not submit obediently. He jumped in the air, circled the basketball from his waist to his back, and sent it to Randolph under the left basket.

Randolph received the ball, took off and dunked, scoring two points.

Damn it!Damn it!Why can't they prevent him?Rick Carlisle on the sidelines looked at the situation on the court and kept stroking his forehead with his hands, as if hoping that he could find some good way to prevent James.

However, besides the word "Damn" in his mind at this moment, he really couldn't think of any good ideas.

After Randolph scored the ball, he raised his hand high, pointed at James, and rushed towards James excitedly.

James jumped up, turned sideways to Randolph, and hit him with his hip. To be honest, for a humanoid creature like the big black bear, even if he is James, he still feels that he should be careful, so as not to hurt both of them. up.

"Whoa! LeBron! Whoa! LeBron! LeBron! So cool! Handsome! So handsome!" Candice put her hands to her mouth and shouted loudly, and then sent it to James on the court. A kiss.

The Pacers attacked, and after pouring down the ball three times from the outside, the ball went to the left wing Reggie Miller, who caught the ball and scored a three-pointer.

I want to help the Pacers forcefully continue their lives.

But James disagreed, he brought the ball over, and Stephen Jackson stuck it up to defend.

James dribbled the ball back and forth quickly back and forth, then quickly started, and broke in from the left, using speed and rhythm to beat Jackson. This was originally a trick for a small man to beat a tall man. Also very slippery, Alston's dribbling is used very smoothly here.

After passing Jackson, he dribbled the ball near the free throw line, pulled it up, shot a mid-range jumper, and hit the net cleanly and hollowly, and returned the color.

The Pacers hit the ball inside and gave it to O'Neal. O'Neal sat back and hit the big Z, pushed in and scored, then turned around and forced a shot, but the height of the big Z was much taller than him, and the big Z Successfully interfered with O'Neal's goal.

There was chaos at the basket, James grabbed the rebound in chaos, and the whole court went down quickly, dunking to complete the fast break.

(End of this chapter)