NBA: This flower path is a bit strong.

In order to raise his center of gravity and prevent shooting, Mutombo reflexively straightened his back and raised his hands high at the moment Hanamichi made the move.

However, he didn't expect that the red-haired boy in front of him would stop abruptly at the last second before the ball was dribbled, using the strength of his wrist to dribble the ball in the opposite direction with his back turned.

This is the benefit of [Point Guard's Heart], which can make many fancy dribbling moves that Hanamichi wants to do but can't do become reality.

The red hair disappeared from Mutombo's sight like the taillights of a car, leaving him completely behind.

Hanamichi turned around in the opposite direction and entered the penalty area with the ball.

His movements were as smooth as an AE86 turning a corner. With the basketball in his hand, he rushed into the opponent's tightly guarded penalty area as if he was in an empty space!

Christian Laettner wanted to step forward to stop him, but the kind-hearted Oakley blocked him with his strong back.

"If you don't want to bring shame upon yourself, just go ahead and stop them!"

Having said that, Oakley has no intention of letting Christian Laettner go.

Under the gaze of the two, Hanamichi ended this round of attack with a two-handed slam dunk.

The fans at the scene were very respectful and cheered loudly.

After the slam dunk, Hanamichi also raised his legs high and took the Overlord Step.

He took two steps at a time and walked in front of Mutombo, then patted his chest and roared!

“We’re on to it, we’re on to it!”

"The regular season MVP is clashing with the DPOY!"

"The scoring champion is vying with the blocking champion!"

"The hottest young star is vying with the star of the older generation!"

The commentator, who loved to watch the fun, started praising the two of them online and almost said that they were going to fight on the court!

However, this is Mutombo's age!

Well, all I can say is that Mutombo's appearance is too deceptive, and the commentator has automatically classified him as an older generation player during his peak period.

"Well done! Ikebana"

"Show that [African gorilla] a lesson!"

"Don't lose to him!"

"Stupid, he is [African Mountain], not [African Gorilla]"

"Well, mountains and gorillas are the same, they are all from Africa anyway..."

The Sakuragi Army and Haruko were also present in the stands. They sat in the first row which was the family and friends seat, and the tickets were specially reserved by the team.

Don’t ask, the question is the face of the star player.

"But why don't you mock me?"

“This tastes wrong!”

Before Hanamichi had time to think about it, the Eagles started their sharp attack again.

When it comes to defense, Mutombo is indeed in the top 1 tier in the league, but when it comes to offense, Hanamichi is at least his grandfather!

It was obvious that Mutombo himself was very capable, so he did not fight with Hanamichi in the next rounds, but just stayed in the interior to defend and assist in the game.

The Eagles' real killer weapon and the firepower on the offensive end are the two outside guards - Mookie Blaylock and Steve Smith.

Mookie Blaylock was guarded by Das, and after missing a three-pointer at the beginning, he didn't have much desire to attack.

Das couldn’t tell whether this guy was going to have diarrhea in this game!

Just try your best to defend him.

After all, the big double-double of [30+10] in the last game made it hard not to be vigilant!

As for "Eagle King" Steve Smith, well, some fans have already called him that.

Steve Smith, who is 201cm tall, always has a height advantage when facing defensive players at position 2.

Fortunately, the player defending him, the Raptors' defensive pioneer Doug Christie, is not short, only 198cm tall.

Therefore, the competition between this pair of players is also a confrontation between offense and defense!

Steve Smith is one of the best shooting guards of his era.

No matter which team he is in, he is a very threatening offensive weapon.

As a three-point shooter, the baseline run is one of Steve Smith's most reliable moves for coaches and teammates.

Coincidentally, defending the baseline movement of players without the ball is what Doug Christie is best at.

The last game against the Eagles.

Doug Christie, who missed the title of steals king by a hair's breadth, was not feeling very good.

Being Buddhist does not mean not caring.

What's more, the man who won the steals title also scored 30+ points in the last game, plus 12 outrageous rebounds!

Look, is this what the league's steals leader should do?

If this continues, people will say that the [Steal King] is not doing his job!

"This is what a true steals king looks like!"

Seizing the opportunity, Doug Christie poked the ball aside from Steve Smith, who was holding the ball and looking for a chance to break through.

And the moment Doug Christie waved his hand to steal the ball, Hanamichi had already rushed towards the Eagles' half.

When it comes to running at full speed, Hanamichi, who completed a 3/4 sprint (22.86 meters) in 3.27 seconds, can say loudly:

"Everyone here is a loser!"

When Doug Christie grabbed the ball, Hanamichi had already run into the three-point line, turning his head and waving:

"I'm empty! I'm empty!!"

Mutombo, who just ran to the center line at this moment: "..."

A standard long pass from the quarterback. Don't forget that Doug Christie played as a point guard for a period of time.

If the pass is not sharp, can it be called a "scalpel"!

Hanamichi jumped high, received the pass, and made an aerial relay to complete a slam dunk!

The city of alley-oops is worthy of its reputation!

On the other hand, Steve Smith made a sudden move and hit a three-pointer, which was very satisfying!

The Eagles are like ghosts on the Akina Mountain, biting the sports car in front of them tightly and always able to overtake on the curve at the most thrilling moments.

For example, Mutombo's block and Steve Smith's three-pointer.

As for the three-point shot, what matters most is the feel of the touch!

Even the best perimeter defenders find it difficult to reduce the shooting percentage of three-point shooters with hot hands in a game.

As the first generation Eagle King, Steve Smith's five seasons with the Eagles were his most successful time.

He once set a league record of 7 three-pointers in a single quarter and an Hawks record of 9 three-pointers in a single game.

The explosion of such a player on the outside gradually put the Raptors into a passive position.

Three points are more important than two points.