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Chapter 1529 This is Competitive Sports
Competitive sports have many charms.

Some people like its teamwork, some people like it higher, faster and stronger, some people like it for human beings to challenge the limits of the human body.

And the infinite possibilities of competitive sports itself, the kind of never knowing what will happen in the next second, also makes people anxious.

For example, in the fourth game of the NBA Finals, which is now in full swing, the various reversals between the Clippers and the Heat at the last moment are very "exciting".

George's last-minute layup drew a foul from James.

With the first free throw made, the second free throw misses.

The rebounding competition at the basket was extremely fierce.

Birdman got stuck on the rebound, but after all, he was afraid of being young and couldn't grab Jordan.

When Jordan missed his first tip-up, Love made another tip-up and the ball scored this time.

The Clippers went ahead by one point, with only the last 0.6 seconds left.

When the Clippers were about to successfully complete the miracle lore, the referee activated the video review under the protests of the Heat.

It doesn't matter if you don't look at it, you can see a big problem at a glance.

Jordan's first tip-up, there is a lot of suspicion of interference with the ball.

Especially the camera position on the top of the backboard gives a very clear picture.

After the ball bounced twice, one-fifth of the entire sphere was still within the range of the "virtual cylinder" of the basket.

According to NBA rules, in such a situation, neither the offensive nor the defensive are allowed to touch the ball, otherwise it is a foul ball violation.

But in FIBA, that's a good shot.

So if the referee confirms that Jordan interfered with the ball first through the video review, then of course Love's tip-up hit will not be counted.

The referee is still watching the video repeatedly.

This is a call that needs to be made with great care.

After all, this penalty directly determines whether Love's tip-up counts.

"This is definitely an interference ball~, obviously~!"

"Yeah, the ball obviously hasn't completely left the basket~"

The members of the Heat watched the playback on the large ceiling screen, and their expressions and tone became more and more confident.

On the Clippers side, there was more or less silence.

"I think it's already gone, at least it's falling~!"

Little Jordan wiped his sweat with a towel, looked up at the replay, and said in a tone of no confidence.

After about 1 minute, the referee took off the earphones and explained the situation to the staff on the technical desk.

Although they couldn't hear clearly, the Heat players on the side had already clapped their hands to celebrate.

It seems that it is really bad for the Clippers.

The referee quickly came to the court, made a motion to interfere with the ball towards the technical table, and signaled that the two points for the layup were invalid.

"DeAndre Jordan's offense interfered with the ball violation, the putback was invalid, and the Miami Heat had the ball~!!!"

The live broadcaster quickly broadcast the report.

"Oh~!!!"

"Hush~!!!!!!"

Immediately there were sighs and boos from the Staples Center, and the word "despair" was written on every fan's face.

This situation is indeed too hopeless.

Just saw the hope of a shocking reversal, but now it is directly shattered.

How can this kind of rapid transition between heaven and hell not make people despair.

But this is competitive sports, and this is the charm of competitive sports.

Jordan does have violations, and if he breaks the rules, he will be punished.

The referee made a fair, but extremely cruel call for the Clippers fans and all soldiers.

Here, because it was Jordan's first tip-up, there was a violation, so the timer was also called back to 1.9 seconds.

It is equivalent to saying that George missed the second free throw, and then directly gave the Heat the ball.

Such a script, maybe even the best director in Hollywood can't produce it.

Even the best screenwriters dare not write like this.

Spoelstra called his final timeout.

Although the game is not over, but 1.9 seconds, the Heat still have the ball, what can the Clippers do.

Unless you can cut off the sideline ball directly, and then make a super long lore.

This is the most idealized situation.

"Don't defend the serve, don't defend the serve, just determine the direction the ball is flying, it doesn't matter if the defense is more aggressive, it doesn't matter if you foul, it doesn't matter, just try to steal the ball, if you can break it , just shoot directly, if the opponent is by your side, you can find an opportunity to make a foul or something, you have to play smarter, if you can’t break it, just foul quickly, we still have a chance~!!, absolutely don’t give up~!!, hit Keep your spirits up, the more this time, the more the cohesion of our team will be tested~!!"

Here, Lan Shengli hastened to make arrangements for the team members.

At this point in the game, Lan Shengli didn't care about his competitive spirit anymore, and just tried his best to win.

Jordan, who was replaced, sat on the bench with his head down, feeling extremely disappointed.

Taylor patted Jordan on the shoulder and said some comforting words.

If Jordan hadn't rushed to make a tip-up for the ball just now, maybe the ball might still go into the basket, or even if it fell out, it should still be Jordan's rebound. At that time, it would be no problem to make a tip-up. .

But that's all after the fact.

Under such circumstances, it is impossible for the kind of flashy, eager little Jordan to think so much anymore.

While speaking, the game restarted.

Here Wade came to the sideline near the midfield and prepared to serve.

Let's see if the Clippers can perform another miracle.

Bosh was alone near Wade, and the other three were near the free throw line.

Spoelstra also arranged a serving tactic.

After Wade got the ball, the three people at the free throw line were covering, looking for opportunities to run and catch the ball.

Wade's eyes were focused on the free throw line, but suddenly the ball was thrown towards the other sideline, because Bosh suddenly broke away from Love and ran towards the other sideline.

"Crack!!"

Bosh stepped back while aiming at the ball in the air, and grabbed it firmly.

Love pounced, trying to foul, but Bosh took two more dribbles toward the sideline and threw the ball high into the air.

"Dum~!!!!"

At this time, it was too late for Love to foul again.

The ball thrown high in the air, and the heartbreaking sound of the timer going to zero reminded everyone at Staples Center.

This game is over.

The game of 103:102 will not change again.

After all, the miracle did not appear.

After twists and turns, the Clippers lost by one point and fell behind 1:3 in the series.

Lan Shengli and his team members left the stadium in a hurry, they "regretted their defeat".

Heat players jumped chest-bumped each other, or high-fived to celebrate "survival."

Some fans in the auditorium were reluctant to leave for a long time. They shook their heads with desolate expressions, not wanting to accept such a result.

The three referees took away the game ball and discussed with each other.

Everything presented is the most real.

Because, this is competitive sports.

(End of this chapter)