lakers championship

Chapter 86
As far as basketball games are concerned, many players face all kinds of humiliation, such as being crushed and dunked, being violently blocked, being singled many times, and being shaken to the ground. No matter positive or negative, they will more or less behave Some reactions.

For example, Chris Dudley, defending O'Neal suffered a crushing dunk and was pushed again. After getting up, he threw the basketball at O'Neal angrily.

For example, Andrew Bynum defended O'Neal and was knocked to the ground when he encountered a dunk. In the next round, he singled O'Neal to complete a dunk, and pushed and shoved O'Neal.

For example, Nate Robinson, who broke through for a layup and was knocked to the ground by O'Neill's head-on hat, then defended Jordan Hill in the next round, and a big sideways slapped O'Neal to the ground.

Even if there is no response, there will be some changes in the expression on the face.

But Grayson-Allen was different, Tianyang scratched his head first, the expression on his face did not change, and then Tianyang flew him far away, the expression on his face remained the same.

He got up on his own, and ran forward with his head sullen, as if nothing had happened.

If it weren't for Barkley's reminder, the other three people didn't take it to heart.

Ernie pushed his glasses, "He was so calm, so he was able to make the game-winning shot in last year's Finals."

The three of Barkley didn't answer the call. They thought of someone at the same time, but they couldn't confirm it yet.

On the court, Duke point guard Luke brought the ball to the top of the arc and raised his hand to signal his teammates to run.

Ingram started from the left wing and rushed to the top of the arc relying on Grayson's off-ball screen. Tianyang immediately switched defenses.

Just as he was about to accelerate, he felt something blocking his feet.

But the situation was urgent, and Tianyang didn't have time to check it, so he jumped away and chased after Ingram.

It's a pity that just after catching up to the top of the arc, he was blocked by Luke after handing over the ball.

At this time, Ingram had gotten rid of Marcus and rushed inside, and Tianyang stood on the right side of the free throw line intuitively.

Sure enough, after rushing to the short corner on the right, facing Grant and Marcus, Ingram took off and passed the ball.

He has a total of three targets who can pass the ball, Grayson on the left wing, Luke at the top of the arc, and Marshall in the low post on the right

No matter who it is passed to, Tianyang is in a position where he either has a chance to steal or can help defend immediately.

In the end, Ingram passed the ball in the direction of Grayson, and Tianyang turned around and swooped to steal it.

Cheers erupted from the entire stadium, but in the next second, Tianyang staggered for several steps, almost lost the ball, and almost fell to the ground.

There is no fast break, and you can only play positions and attack.

Coach Johnny on the sidelines rushed to the referee Tony and raised his hands, "The opponent fouled! Tripping!".

Referee Tony ignores Johnny and rushes forward.

Tianyang had to pick and roll on the left sideline, Rothko stepped forward to block Ingram, Tianyang immediately dribbled the ball and ran at the top of the arc.

Grayson, who switched defenses, couldn't keep up at all, so he could only reach out to pull Tianyang's jersey, but he didn't pull it. Coach Johnny argued again, and referee Tony continued to ignore it.

Fortunately, Tianyang rushed to the top of the arc and pulled out his hand like a tiger preying on it.

He hit the iron, but after he landed, he rushed to the basket, facing Marshall and Jefferson, and jumped high to make a tip-up.

In the TNT commentary, O'Neal gave a thumbs up, "The super rookie is really different. Even if the opponent fouls continuously, he can still focus all his energy on scoring goals. This is the real calmness!"

Ernie was a little embarrassed, and O'Neill's words were obviously a refutation of his previous comments.

Kenny hurriedly smoothed things over, "They're all different, but both of them are very calm."

Barkley grinned, "It is indeed different, one is cold-blooded, and the other is focused."

On the court, Duke attacked again, and the old coach K kept pointing at Tianyang on the sidelines.

Because the team didn't play according to the pre-match arrangement, they agreed to consume Tianyang, but they played pick-and-rolls for several consecutive rounds.

Ingram, who got the ball, nodded and waved for Grayson to pick and roll.

Tianyang switched defenses, and he directed Luke to pick and roll, but he didn't break through. He kept calling his teammates to pick and roll, and then waited for Tianyang to keep bypassing the teammate's wall.After expending a lot of physical strength, Tianyang accelerated and rushed towards the basket.

Relying on his height and long arms, he kept leaning against the sky and rushed, and finally pulled the bar with his left hand under the basket for a layup.

It's a pity that it failed to hit, Tianyang took off to grab the board, and met Grayson in the air.

Tianyang caught the rebound and Grayson was knocked to the ground.

Tianyang landed and turned around to dribble the ball. Just as he took a step, he suddenly fell to the ground.

The referee Tony blew his whistle to indicate that Grayson fouled. Judging from the gesture, it was an ordinary foul.

Coach Johnny was furious and rushed straight to Tony to make a theory.

The two disagreed, and the referee Tom supported Tony's decision.Johnny was naturally dissatisfied and asked the referee to watch the live replay.

The big screen showed that Tianyang fell because Grayson raised his leg to stop him.

There were boos one after another at the scene, but Tony still did not change his sentence.He thought that Grayson fell to the ground and wanted to get up to return to the defense. It was a normal behavior to use his legs first, and it was not intentional.

Moreover, Grayson apologized to Tianyang immediately, and it didn't look like a malicious foul.

Johnny walked back helplessly, halfway there, he stopped and told Tianyang to be careful.

The Sequoia team attacked again, Marcus advanced with the ball, Tianyang ran to the frontcourt ahead of time, used Rose to cover off the ball, avoided Ingram's defense, faced Grayson on the high post on the right, and then received a pass from Marcus Ball, start post-up singles.

Continuously swaying left and right irregularly, Grayson was at a loss for what to do.

Seeing that the time was right, Tianyang exerted strength from his waist, pushed Grayson away and turned forward to shoot.

As soon as the basketball was released, Tianyang felt a force coming from his waist and couldn't bear it at all.

He fell hard, and Johnny was first on the field.

The boos erupted like a volcano, and everyone except Duke fans scolded Grayson.

The referee Tom gave a malicious foul, Tianyang 2 points are valid, and there is a penalty and a throw.

Grayson spread his hands innocently, and yelled at Tom, "I didn't do it on purpose, my hand was on his back, but it slipped to his waist after he took off, and I didn't exert any strength..."

The old coach K felt a little regretful. When Grayson asked before the game, he knew that Grayson would play tricks.The reason why he agreed was also because he wanted to win, and he knew that ordinary strategies could not prevent Tianyang.But he really didn't expect that Grayson's actions would go too far. As a basketball giant, the Duke University Blue Devils have always acted aboveboard, but now their reputation has been damaged because of Grayson.

Not worth much!
He tilted his head and signaled that the two players on the bench would immediately play and pull Grayson, who was still 'arguing', off the field.

At the same time, Tianyang, who was lying on the floor, also got up.

Johnny hurriedly asked, "What, is there any discomfort?"

Tianyang shook his head, "No."

Johnny was worried, "Go down and rest first."

Tianyang shook his head again, "No, I can fight this kind of attack all day long!"

　Are the details of the game written a bit too much?
　　
　
(End of this chapter)