NBA: This flower path is a bit strong.

Hua Dao landed steadily and clapped hands with Doug Christie, the hero behind the scenes.

Only Rainman Kemp, as the pillar in the middle of this "rainbow" throw, stood there stupidly.

To be honest, Shawn Kemp was very clear that the Raptors might play a pick-and-roll tactic when he switched to defend Doug Christie.

But what was unexpected was that Hanamichi was able to complete this round of offense with a dunk at the basket.

This slam dunk also made the physically outstanding "Rain Man" Kemp more alert to Hanamichi. After all, judging from his speed, explosive power and jumping ability just now, the latter is no longer the "rookie" who just entered the league last year!

After a successful slam dunk, Hanamichi's adrenaline seemed to have found an outlet, and he shot the ball madly. Hanamichi's passion for the game reached its peak right from the beginning of the game.

This has advantages and disadvantages!

The advantage is that Hanamichi's mental strength is very concentrated. When he is emotionally excited, he can often react faster on the defensive end, and his aggressiveness on the offensive end will be greatly enhanced. In other words, it's like Hanamichi who has taken "stimulants".

(Don’t worry, the urine test is full of stimulants, not a drop of urine!)

The disadvantage is overly excited emotions. Not to mention the problem of easy fouls, after all, bumps and bruises are normal these days. However, in mid-range shooting, it is more susceptible to emotional fluctuations, resulting in low shooting accuracy.

Especially after several powerful dunks, the impact on the hand feel is even greater!

Just like that, after running without the ball, Hanamichi received the ball and made a mid-range turnaround jump shot. Once again, due to the slightly greater force, the basketball hit the neck of the basket.

Iron +1!

"I'll grab it myself!"

So Hua Dao showed his ability to throw the ball and grab the ball by himself!

Of course, there was no way [Rain Man] Kemp would allow Hanamichi to score a second time.

In fact, Hanamichi did not lose his mind due to his emotional excitement. Instead, he observed carefully and passed the ball outside the three-point line. Unexpectedly, after receiving the ball, Doug Christie gave Jose Hawkins a "face shot" without thinking!

"I'm just a good fellow!"

Hanamichi never expected that Doug Christie, a defensive pioneer, would have such a wild side.

But if you think about it carefully, it seems that his defender, Jose Hawkins of the Supersonics is indeed a lot shorter and thinner than him.

"That's not surprising!"

"Go ahead and fuck him, Christy!"

"I'll support you well in the inside!"

Hanamichi shouted to Doug Christie, and Charles Oakley saw the unfriendly looks from the Sonics players and also stood up and shouted:

"Christie, think of a way for me to give them another good fuck!"

The Sonics players quickly shifted their gazes, and Oakley winked at Hanamichi:

"Look? This is the deterrent power that defeated Barkley in the preseason!"

Ben, who was off the court, said: I have lost my studies, I have lost my studies!

George Karl, the head coach of the SuperSonics, took over the team shortly after the start of the 1991-92 season. During these five or six years, he led the SuperSonics out of the quagmire and made them a strong playoff team and even a finals team with the ability to win the championship.

This coach, who was originally a shooting guard, knows very well how terrifying it can be for a terrifying shooting guard to get into good form.

So he walked to the sidelines, put his hands together like a trumpet and shouted loudly, "Strengthen the outside defense!"

He knew that Jose Hawkins, who was 7cm shorter and 7kg heavier, would find it difficult to defend Doug Christie.

But the problem is, according to intelligence and results, the shooting guard on the opposing team is not very aggressive offensively!

Apart from leading the bench to steadily output around 15 points, he basically didn't take any shots in the starting lineup last season.

If you ask Payton to defend him, he can definitely do it, but isn't that the same as exchanging children?

What level is our Payton, and what level is Doug Christie? Using a player who won the NBA Defensive Player of the Year last season to defend a player who was a water dispenser guard at the beginning of last season, am I crazy?

(Gary Payton was selected to the NBA All-Star team nine times, was selected to the league's best defensive team nine times in a row, and was named the NBA Defensive Player of the Year in the 1995-96 season. He is the first point guard in NBA history to be named the best defensive player.)

The future coach who would win a thousand games made a wrong decision at this time. He gave up and let Gary Payton defend Doug Christie, whose touch was gradually getting hot, so that the score between the Supersonics was completely widened!

At the end of the first quarter, the Raptors led the Supersonics by 29 points, 24:5.

Although Doug Christie took 3 shots from beyond the three-point line and made 2 of them, he was more of a cooperator with Hanamichi to complete the coach's basic tactics, and he did not score many points, only 8 points.

The gap was really widened in the second quarter, when Doug Christie led the bench lineup to score points as usual.

As for Hanamichi, he came down to rest, firstly to save energy in the regular season;

Secondly, the current Raptors don't need him to play full time. Besides, doesn't Poophe Jones need to perform?

The substitute lineup combination of Ben Wallace + Puopeye Jones + Doug Christie is enough to give the Supersonics a hard time!

Then, Doug Christie, whose hand warm-up was over, completely went crazy!