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Chapter 218 Paul: Let me teach you a lesson
Harden never expected to be capped by He Pan.

In other situations, He Pan's ball may be blown up!

There are many good blocks in the NBA who are called thugs, and some thugs are also called blockers.

No way, it's hard to judge, especially in the process of fast offense and defense.

Referees are human beings too, and they sometimes go astray.

This is also the reason why star whistle often appears.

If it is possible, then favor the stars!
Who told the league to rely on these stars to make money!
Under normal circumstances, He Pan, a rookie of this height, is likely to be beaten when faced with Harden's actions.

However, there was an obvious push just before Harden shot, and the referee didn't whistle after Green yelled.

Anyone with a discerning eye can see that Harden has won the star whistle!

Even if it is a star whistle, it cannot be given all the time!
Basic fairness still exists!

The person holding the ball is the focus of the referee's attention. Coupled with the previous controversial action, the referee is staring at Harden even more.

Therefore, He Pan's clean block was not called a thug foul.

The basketball fell to the ground, He Pan picked it up, bowed his head and ran to the frontcourt.

No one expected this result!

That's Harden!
He was hated by a kid from the Development League!
Even if it doesn't make the shot, at least it will attract flanking attacks!

The rest of the Rockets are waiting for the Warriors to flank Harden, and then catch the ball and shoot a three-pointer!
No one thought that Harden would be hated face to face!
Even Harden himself didn't think of it.

He wanted to bully He Pan, but unexpectedly, he was hated by this unknown junior!
Harden yelled: "Foul! Thug!"

The referee ignored him!
With the support of enough energy, He Pan's speed is very fast.

Caught off guard, Paul and Gordon didn't have time to return to defense.

Facing an NBA-level defense, it is still difficult for He Pan to dribble and fast break easily. However, when there is no defense, He Pan has no pressure.

When he came to the basket, there was no one there, and He Pan easily scored the ball.

Two points!

The score became 1111:109!

Paul glanced at Harden, very helpless: "You can't even handle this kid? And let him block the fast break layup?!"

Harden was also depressed, so he continued to yell at the referee: "He's a thug! He's a thug!"

The referee ignored Harden at all.

If it were an ordinary player, it is estimated that a technical foul would be given.

Tucker served to Paul, and Paul dribbled to the frontcourt.

There were only two minutes left.

Harden came up to block He Pan, and then walked towards the basket.

According to the Warriors' defensive strategy, He Pan followed Harden closely and came to the basket on the right side of the face frame.

Paul immediately passed the ball to Harden.

He Pan bent down, opened his arms, and was ready to defend.

"The front frame is not good, you can't do anything to compare your strength and height with your back?" Harden thought.

Paul, Gordon and Tucker are ready to shoot threes from beyond the arc, and Capela is wandering on the edge of the paint on the other side, ready to catch alleys at any time.

Facing a team like the Rockets with crazy three-pointers and lobs at the basket, everyone in the Warriors can only keep an eye on their defenders.

Harden took a few tentative steps with the ball. He Pan opened his hands and was only half a step away from Harden, maintaining his body well.

The king of JDZ is not in vain. The first priority when facing Harden is not to let him make fouls!
Nothing else, He Pan is not afraid of speed.

Even on the left side with his back to the basket, He Pan is still standing in front of Harden's left!
I'll admit that you can carry me to the basket. If you want to use your favorite left-handed breakthrough, there is no door!

After trying a few times, seeing that He Pan's position was well maintained, Harden had no choice but to turn around and lean against He Pan, and began to dribble with his back.

Harden leaned in hard.

He Pan didn't move!
"Huh? This kid really has strength!"

This position is neither far nor close to the basket, and it is more comfortable to walk in.

Harden slapped the basketball hard, then slammed his shoulders in again.

He Pan is still motionless!
If you rush up, He Pan will not be able to withstand Harden because of his weight disadvantage, but if you stand up to pure strength, He Pan will not be afraid!

Harden got a little anxious and hit He Pan twice again.

He Pan remained motionless.

Green yelled again from behind: "Bump! Offensive foul!"

Harden frowned.

If this kind of action really calls for an offensive foul, there is nothing to say.

Time is running out, and Harden doesn't want to be the same as before.

Picking up the ball, Harden made a decisive fallback jumper.

The basketball flew out, hit the back edge of the rim, bounced up, bounced twice, and finally rolled in.

No way, the height gap is irreparable.

Harden's mid-range shot is still somewhat sure, especially when he has such a big advantage in height.

Green stepped forward and patted He Pan again: "It's okay, he got caught by luck! You are already great!"

Indeed, forcing Harden to use a fadeaway jumper to complete the offense, and the basketball is thrown in again, this is already a very successful defense.

The score became 111:111.

The two teams returned to the same starting line again.

Looking back, Durant continued to pick and roll with Green, and Tucker still chose to help defend.

Durant passed the ball to Green again.

This time Paul didn't dare to come over to help defend.

Green hesitated for a moment, seeing that no one was defending, he had to make a move himself.

The basketball hit the rim and bounced out.

There is no way, Green's three-pointer is really out of the question, which is why other teams dare to let Green go.

Harden gets the ball and pushes quickly.

The Warriors returned to defense quickly and returned to their respective defensive positions ahead of schedule.

Harden motioned for Paul to come out and catch the ball.

Paul gets to the top of the key and takes the ball.

He Pan stared at Paul closely.

Obviously, Harden doesn't want to single He Pan again.

With speed and strength, this kid is not easy to deal with.

Or Paul you try it!
Compared with Harden, Paul's characteristics are not so prominent.

Harden mostly uses his left hand, and the left-handed shooting rate is also very high.

However, as soon as the right hand is reached, it is far behind.

Moreover, Harden's main means are two, one is a layup, and the other is a step-back three-pointer.

The middle distance is not absent, but it is much less, and the hit rate is not so terrible.

Especially at critical moments.

And Paul's left and right hands are not so obvious.

After all, he is a pure point guard!

Regardless of whether he is left-handed or right-handed, or dribbling under the crotch, or changing directions drastically, Paul is very powerful.

Moreover, Paul's mid-range is one of the most accurate in the NBA!
At the same time, Paul's three-point threat is also great.

Paul's three-pointers this season are similar to those of Harden, both at 39.5%.

This is a very good data.

You know, many of the three-pointers of the two are dry three-pointers against big men after switching defenses!
Even in terms of organization, Paul is no worse than Harden.

Although there are fewer assists, Paul also has fewer turnovers.

The only shortcoming of Paul is that after being injured and getting older, his explosive power has declined and his breakthrough speed has slowed down.

Therefore, it is more difficult for He Pan to defend Paul.

After all, He Pan is not afraid of strength and speed opponents.

Technical opponents are a little annoyed.

The main reason is that your defense is not focused.

That being the case, He Pan had no choice but to use his own speed advantage to stick close to Paul.

UI!
Facing Paul, this is He Pan's only advantage.

Paul glanced at He Pan: "Rookie, welcome to the NBA, let me teach you a lesson!"

(End of this chapter)