Jim Bass Ambition

Chapter 154
Accompanied by triumphant drumbeats, singing and dancing, leaving the troubles of the world behind, under the glory of Zijin, raising the wine glass and drinking victory.

This is the happiness of being a Lakers fan. Every season, they can always taste the taste of victory cigars a few times more than fans of other teams.

After a hearty victory, the two sides finally returned to the same starting line.

But the difference is that the Lakers are full of morale and fighting spirit, while the Pacers are exhausted and want to win but are afraid of losing.

The Pacers have a million reasons not to lose. If they lose the tiebreaker, the Pacers will become the seventh team in history and the first team in the finals to lose the series with a 100-3 lead. remembered by history.

Larry Bird doesn't want his team to be the backdrop for history, especially if it's purple and gold.

Reggie Miller couldn't bear to have a championship in front of him for a week and then be picked up by the opponent.

Shaquille O'Neal can't imagine that the Lakers who lost themselves can beat themselves and win the championship.

Everything has become a huge burden on the Pacers players.

Dr. Jerry Buss, Jenny Buss, Mitch Kupchak and others are all sitting in the private box of the Buss family. In the words of Dr. Buss, sitting on the top floor can better see Clear all situations in the arena.

Except for Jim, who likes to get close to the game, he changed his outfit as a rock singer and sat on the sidelines in a suit and leather shoes, which made Jack Nicholson on the side uncomfortable for a while.

The eight vacant seats on the sidelines were quickly filled. With a reggae hair and a loose hoodie in the color of the Lakers, the tall Snoop Dogg sat on Jim's right side closer to the coach's bench, and The former Lakers star Michael Cooper who came to cheer was chatting.Basketball and rap have never been separated.

Snoopy relies more on his talents to make a living, but the other two are definitely typical of appearances. Leonardo DiCaprio, who will always live in the auditorium, since he finished filming "Gangs of New York", Xiao Lizi began to let himself go, and turned to the route of a bearded macho. As for whether it is suitable or not, it is a matter of opinion.The tall beauty next to him is Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bundchen.

Of course, the real focus of today is the players who are about to sweat on the court. Whether the players who have completed the final battle of the season will become the final king or the biggest loser will be announced in two hours.

Dick Bavita, in his late sixties, tosses the ball in the air and the game begins.

Garnett sent the ball to the backcourt of the Lakers, and accelerated towards the opponent's half after landing. Before O'Neal and Mason could react, Billups, who had received the ball, had already swung the ball towards the basket.

Garnett rushed to the basket before the Pacers, jumped up, and smashed the ball into the basket with one hand across Bruce Bowen, who was desperately returning to defense.

Just 3 seconds after the start of the game, the first breaking point was ushered in.

Jim swung his fist fiercely. If he had doubts about the state of the team before the game started, this amazing alley-oop fully demonstrated the team's determination to win and dispelled Jim's doubts. Worry.

Not only to win, but also to win beautifully, this is the purpose of the Lakers.

After Garnett completed the dunk, he pursed his lips uncharacteristically and quickly returned to the defense, only to high-five Billups who made a good pass for him.

Three years ago, on the same field, Reggie Miller's Pacers failed. Today, after losing two consecutive match points, Reggie Miller came to the same situation again.

USC women's basketball star Cheryl Miller also appeared on the sidelines to cheer for her brother.

It is said that Reggie Miller's weird shooting posture is an evil skill that he practiced hard to avoid Cheryl's brutal blocking when he was playing as a child.

The Pacers' first goal was not the routine O'Neal's basket, but Miller's one-hundred-step piercing.

3 to 2, the Pacers once led.

Different from the joyous and peaceful scene of the Christmas game, Snoopy does not pay attention to his image like Nick Carter. Whenever a Lakers player scores a goal, he will stand up and celebrate, dance wildly, and become the focus of the broadcast many times.

Jim couldn't sit still any longer. After glancing behind him, Jim decisively chose to stand up and cheer. Anyway, everyone was standing and cheering for the team, so there was no need to worry about blocking the view from the back row.

The first one to be replaced was still Ben Wallace. It was a huge consumption to match up with O'Neal, but Ben Wallace was like a hard rock, never talking nonsense, just trying to fulfill the team's needs finished work.

After high-fiving Jim, Ben Wallace sat back on the bench, wiping the sweat off his face with a towel.

Artest made another brilliant steal. He suddenly appeared in front of Brandon, cornered Brandon with Billups, and snatched the ball directly from the opponent's hands with a hungry tiger. , and then threw the ball out before falling to the ground.

Billups caught up with the ball thrown by Artest, and his eyes were flat.

Adjusting his footsteps, Billups took off in a rare way, dunked hard with both hands, and pulled the basket to do a pull-up.

Garnett and Kobe have several such dunks in each game, but in terms of comedy effects and boosting morale, Billups, who can't dunk 5 dunks in a season, is indeed a perfect catalyst.

Billups' passionate and hilarious performance blew up the auditorium. Xiao Li jumped up from the sidelines and waved his baseball cap, causing Bundchen next to him to roll his eyes.

The Lakers methodically implemented the tactics of the previous games, and Phil Jackson was also doing rotations step by step.

O'Neill found that Brad Miller on the opposite side was becoming more and more difficult to deal with. In addition to countless small moves, he also learned Vlade Divac's eighteen falls.

Brad Miller used a perfect dive to stop the Pacers' offense and gave O'Neal his second foul in a single quarter.

Carlisle dragged Steve Javey and kept complaining, but Javey just signaled him to be quiet, otherwise he would get a technical foul.

With 2 minutes left in the first quarter, the Pacers' inside pillar had to leave the field. O'Neal was replaced by Foster, and the Pacers replaced Al Harrington at the same time.

Reggie Miller was still running with all his might, grabbing every gap to make his deadly but desperate [-]-pointers to keep the team in the game.

Brandon wrapped thick bandages around his ankles to keep them from hurting so much during the game.

Bruce Bowen used all his moves to make it easier for Kobe to score every time he scored.

(End of this chapter)