ALL NOVEL NBA: The second generation of the strongest star
Chapter 303
Chapter 303
New York Knicks bench:
clap clap clap.
Back in the locker room, coach Mike D'Antoni applauded the players for the first time.
All members of the New York Knicks were stunned and looked at coach Mike D'Antoni. Coach, why are you applauding? Nero Gallinari almost wanted to hammer himself to death, but David West scored 24 points in the half, helping the team to tie the difference in one fell swoop.
FUCK!It's all mine. Danilo Gallinari blames himself very much.
At this time, head coach Mike D'Antoni said: "I am very satisfied with the performance in the first half, especially the inside line. Only one offensive rebound was scored by the Indiana Pacers. This is worthy of praise."
You must know that in the first three games, the Indiana Pacers averaged 8 offensive rebounds per game, that is, 4 offensive rebounds in the half, but now 1. This is very good. Less conceded second scoring.
After the praise, Coach Mike D'Antoni arranged the tactics for the second half.
The short halftime ended and the two sides returned to the court.
The Indiana Pacers still fielded the same starting lineup, while the New York Knicks changed slightly, replacing Jason Kidd with Jimmy Butler, while Andrew was mentioned at point guard.
When George Hill saw that he was facing Andrew again, his expression was not very good.
He really would rather face 3 Jason Kidds than 1 Andrew.
The Indiana Pacers re-served the ball and gave it to George Hill. George Hill dribbled the ball across half court. After half court, George Hill quickly passed the ball out of his hand, not giving Andrew a chance to get close to him. George Hill It is very clear that if you are approached by Andrew, there is a risk.
In the first three games, George Hill fell to Andrew's hands a full 6 times, all of which were steals. Once he was intercepted, he would lose points.
The ball was given to Paul George, and Paul George raised the ball high, trying to sling it in to David West, who was having a fierce physical collision with Danilo Gallinari in the low post.
But Paul George didn't notice Andrew who had already rushed over.
"Be careful! Paul." George Hill immediately ran over to support, shouting while supporting.
It was a little late when the voice reached Paul George's ears.
Andrew has already reached, and Jimmy Butler double-teamed Paul George. The two raised their hands and blocked all of Paul George's passing routes.
Paul George had no choice but to protect the ball tightly with both hands, not to lose anything.
At this moment, Andrew's left hand had reached into Paul George's arms, and he pulled hard, but did not move.
Immediately, Andrew also reached in with his right hand, grabbing the ball in Paul George's arms with both hands.
Don't take my ball away!
Paul George guards the ball tightly with both hands.
In this way, the two stalemate.
1 second, 2 seconds, 3 seconds.
"Beep beep." The referee's whistle sounded and the scrum was blown.
Andrew and Paul George came to the free throw line and stood on both sides, ready to jump the ball.
The moment the referee threw the ball into the air, Andrew reacted very quickly. When the ball left the referee's fingers, Andrew had already jumped.
With a snap, Andrew jumps to win the ball and dials it back into the backcourt where it is caught by Wilson Chandler.
Wilson Chandler, who received the ball, wanted to slow down, but the next moment Andrew's voice reached his ears: "The ball."
The moment Andrew, who won the jump, hit the ground, he kicked the ground hard with his right foot and walked vigorously towards the Indiana Pacers backcourt.
Paul George, who was in charge of defending Andrew, didn't react at all. Even David West and George Hill standing at the back were a little stunned. Andrew took the opportunity to rush to the frontcourt of the Indiana Pacers.
Andrew will always remember the words of a great man: I just spend all the time other people drinking coffee at work!
In the same way, Andrew will seize every moment on the court, the moment when the defender is stunned, the moment when the defender can't react, and so on.
Don't underestimate this moment, it may be a fatal blow.
Wilson Chandler threw the ball directly to Andrew, who was running upfield, and the ball passed several Indiana Pacers players and flew straight to Andrew.
Andrew turned around while running, reached out to catch the pass, Andrew firmly caught Wilson Chandler's pass, and then accelerated to kill the Indiana Pacers' hinterland.
The players of the Indiana Pacers returning to defense used all their energy, but still failed to narrow the gap with Andrew, and could only watch Andrew perform.
Low key!
Andrew did not choose to slam dunk, but came to a civilian layup and scored easily.
At 51:49, the New York Knicks took the lead again.
Andrew, who scored the goal, did not celebrate at all, but turned and ran back to the backcourt.
Back in the backcourt, Andrew put on a defensive stance and shouted loudly: "Next, defend this round."
"Yes!" The New York Knicks players replied in unison.
With the New York Knicks boss Andrew's performance of one defense and one offense, the momentum of the New York Knicks has been rising.
The New York Knicks suddenly strengthened their defense, which made the Indiana Pacers uncomfortable. In addition, Andrew was everywhere to help defend. In the end, the Indiana Pacers were defended until 24 seconds, and Danny Granger forced a shot against the defense.
With a sound of "Dang!", the New York Knicks quickly launched a defensive counterattack and failed to hit.
Tyson Chandler protected the rebound and gave the ball to Andrew, who advanced quickly.
Immediately, Andrew attracted the attention of the Indiana Pacers returning players, but ignored Jimmy Butler who followed him on one side.
With a look from Andrew, Jimmy Butler will cut inside with confidence.
With a flick of his wrist, Andrew made a ground pass to Jimmy Butler who cut inside.
After receiving the ball, Jimmy Butler rushed to the inside of the Indiana Pacers, then jumped high and completed a one-handed dunk.
53:49
The point difference came to 4 points.
At this moment, the head coach of the Indiana Pacers has not realized the seriousness of the problem, and believes that it is only a problem on the offensive end.
with a snap.
Andrew steals a pass from Paul George.
Paul George: (⊙_⊙)?
Why is he there?
Through the first three battles and non-stop watching videotapes after the game, Andrew probably guessed the passing line of each player of the Indiana Pacers. For this, Andrew boldly predicted the changes on the field, and then formed a steal.
After the steal, Andrew accelerated to the frontcourt.
George Hill wanted to come over to delay Andrew, but in the next second Andrew turned around and went straight past George Hill to kill inside.
After a while, Andrew came to the inside of the Indiana Pacers, joined the ball, and jumped with both feet. Andrew jumped high, and the right hand holding the ball went to the basket.
Boom!
Andrew scored a slam dunk.
55:49
As soon as the third quarter came up, the New York Knicks played a wave of 6:0 attacks, opening the point difference to 6 points.
"Timeout!" the Indiana Pacers yelled a timeout.
Can it be useful?
NO!
With a snap, Andrew once again predicted the route of the pass, but unfortunately he failed to catch it and the ball flew out of bounds.
But seeing Andrew predict the route of the pass again, the Indiana Pacers players are like frightened birds, a little timid. Once the Indiana Pacers are timid, this is the world of the New York Knicks.
Gradually, the New York Knicks opened up the point difference little by little with their strong defense. Even if the head coach of the Indiana Pacers called 3 timeouts, they still failed to change the situation on the court.
In the end, the New York Knicks, relying on their defense in the second half, finally defeated the Indiana Pacers in the away game with 107:91 and 16 points. The total score was 3:1 and won the match point. The next game will be moved to New York.
本场比赛MVP——安德鲁，砍下36分5篮板7助攻7抢断1盖帽的迷你小三双，30+5+5+5！
(End of this chapter)
New York Knicks bench:
clap clap clap.
Back in the locker room, coach Mike D'Antoni applauded the players for the first time.
All members of the New York Knicks were stunned and looked at coach Mike D'Antoni. Coach, why are you applauding? Nero Gallinari almost wanted to hammer himself to death, but David West scored 24 points in the half, helping the team to tie the difference in one fell swoop.
FUCK!It's all mine. Danilo Gallinari blames himself very much.
At this time, head coach Mike D'Antoni said: "I am very satisfied with the performance in the first half, especially the inside line. Only one offensive rebound was scored by the Indiana Pacers. This is worthy of praise."
You must know that in the first three games, the Indiana Pacers averaged 8 offensive rebounds per game, that is, 4 offensive rebounds in the half, but now 1. This is very good. Less conceded second scoring.
After the praise, Coach Mike D'Antoni arranged the tactics for the second half.
The short halftime ended and the two sides returned to the court.
The Indiana Pacers still fielded the same starting lineup, while the New York Knicks changed slightly, replacing Jason Kidd with Jimmy Butler, while Andrew was mentioned at point guard.
When George Hill saw that he was facing Andrew again, his expression was not very good.
He really would rather face 3 Jason Kidds than 1 Andrew.
The Indiana Pacers re-served the ball and gave it to George Hill. George Hill dribbled the ball across half court. After half court, George Hill quickly passed the ball out of his hand, not giving Andrew a chance to get close to him. George Hill It is very clear that if you are approached by Andrew, there is a risk.
In the first three games, George Hill fell to Andrew's hands a full 6 times, all of which were steals. Once he was intercepted, he would lose points.
The ball was given to Paul George, and Paul George raised the ball high, trying to sling it in to David West, who was having a fierce physical collision with Danilo Gallinari in the low post.
But Paul George didn't notice Andrew who had already rushed over.
"Be careful! Paul." George Hill immediately ran over to support, shouting while supporting.
It was a little late when the voice reached Paul George's ears.
Andrew has already reached, and Jimmy Butler double-teamed Paul George. The two raised their hands and blocked all of Paul George's passing routes.
Paul George had no choice but to protect the ball tightly with both hands, not to lose anything.
At this moment, Andrew's left hand had reached into Paul George's arms, and he pulled hard, but did not move.
Immediately, Andrew also reached in with his right hand, grabbing the ball in Paul George's arms with both hands.
Don't take my ball away!
Paul George guards the ball tightly with both hands.
In this way, the two stalemate.
1 second, 2 seconds, 3 seconds.
"Beep beep." The referee's whistle sounded and the scrum was blown.
Andrew and Paul George came to the free throw line and stood on both sides, ready to jump the ball.
The moment the referee threw the ball into the air, Andrew reacted very quickly. When the ball left the referee's fingers, Andrew had already jumped.
With a snap, Andrew jumps to win the ball and dials it back into the backcourt where it is caught by Wilson Chandler.
Wilson Chandler, who received the ball, wanted to slow down, but the next moment Andrew's voice reached his ears: "The ball."
The moment Andrew, who won the jump, hit the ground, he kicked the ground hard with his right foot and walked vigorously towards the Indiana Pacers backcourt.
Paul George, who was in charge of defending Andrew, didn't react at all. Even David West and George Hill standing at the back were a little stunned. Andrew took the opportunity to rush to the frontcourt of the Indiana Pacers.
Andrew will always remember the words of a great man: I just spend all the time other people drinking coffee at work!
In the same way, Andrew will seize every moment on the court, the moment when the defender is stunned, the moment when the defender can't react, and so on.
Don't underestimate this moment, it may be a fatal blow.
Wilson Chandler threw the ball directly to Andrew, who was running upfield, and the ball passed several Indiana Pacers players and flew straight to Andrew.
Andrew turned around while running, reached out to catch the pass, Andrew firmly caught Wilson Chandler's pass, and then accelerated to kill the Indiana Pacers' hinterland.
The players of the Indiana Pacers returning to defense used all their energy, but still failed to narrow the gap with Andrew, and could only watch Andrew perform.
Low key!
Andrew did not choose to slam dunk, but came to a civilian layup and scored easily.
At 51:49, the New York Knicks took the lead again.
Andrew, who scored the goal, did not celebrate at all, but turned and ran back to the backcourt.
Back in the backcourt, Andrew put on a defensive stance and shouted loudly: "Next, defend this round."
"Yes!" The New York Knicks players replied in unison.
With the New York Knicks boss Andrew's performance of one defense and one offense, the momentum of the New York Knicks has been rising.
The New York Knicks suddenly strengthened their defense, which made the Indiana Pacers uncomfortable. In addition, Andrew was everywhere to help defend. In the end, the Indiana Pacers were defended until 24 seconds, and Danny Granger forced a shot against the defense.
With a sound of "Dang!", the New York Knicks quickly launched a defensive counterattack and failed to hit.
Tyson Chandler protected the rebound and gave the ball to Andrew, who advanced quickly.
Immediately, Andrew attracted the attention of the Indiana Pacers returning players, but ignored Jimmy Butler who followed him on one side.
With a look from Andrew, Jimmy Butler will cut inside with confidence.
With a flick of his wrist, Andrew made a ground pass to Jimmy Butler who cut inside.
After receiving the ball, Jimmy Butler rushed to the inside of the Indiana Pacers, then jumped high and completed a one-handed dunk.
53:49
The point difference came to 4 points.
At this moment, the head coach of the Indiana Pacers has not realized the seriousness of the problem, and believes that it is only a problem on the offensive end.
with a snap.
Andrew steals a pass from Paul George.
Paul George: (⊙_⊙)?
Why is he there?
Through the first three battles and non-stop watching videotapes after the game, Andrew probably guessed the passing line of each player of the Indiana Pacers. For this, Andrew boldly predicted the changes on the field, and then formed a steal.
After the steal, Andrew accelerated to the frontcourt.
George Hill wanted to come over to delay Andrew, but in the next second Andrew turned around and went straight past George Hill to kill inside.
After a while, Andrew came to the inside of the Indiana Pacers, joined the ball, and jumped with both feet. Andrew jumped high, and the right hand holding the ball went to the basket.
Boom!
Andrew scored a slam dunk.
55:49
As soon as the third quarter came up, the New York Knicks played a wave of 6:0 attacks, opening the point difference to 6 points.
"Timeout!" the Indiana Pacers yelled a timeout.
Can it be useful?
NO!
With a snap, Andrew once again predicted the route of the pass, but unfortunately he failed to catch it and the ball flew out of bounds.
But seeing Andrew predict the route of the pass again, the Indiana Pacers players are like frightened birds, a little timid. Once the Indiana Pacers are timid, this is the world of the New York Knicks.
Gradually, the New York Knicks opened up the point difference little by little with their strong defense. Even if the head coach of the Indiana Pacers called 3 timeouts, they still failed to change the situation on the court.
In the end, the New York Knicks, relying on their defense in the second half, finally defeated the Indiana Pacers in the away game with 107:91 and 16 points. The total score was 3:1 and won the match point. The next game will be moved to New York.
本场比赛MVP——安德鲁，砍下36分5篮板7助攻7抢断1盖帽的迷你小三双，30+5+5+5！
(End of this chapter)
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