nba championship predators

Chapter 10 Los Angeles Jury
Just as Kobe and Zhao Ke were chattering, O'Neal had successfully secured his position under the basket, and Uncle Mu was squeezed miserably behind his big ass.

Sure enough, Fisher lobbed the ball to O'Neal who was reaching for the ball inside.

This made Kobe very angry, and Zhao Ke sent a hot taunt in a timely manner:

"Look, I'm not wrong, am I? It seems that it is a bit difficult for you to compete for the second head, wow haha..."

Kobe took a deep breath, thinking about giving Zhao Ke a bitch an elbow.

This time O'Neill received the ball near the penalty area, which was not the area where he was good at shooting, but Uncle Mu had a nervous expression as if he was facing a big enemy.

The whole world thought that O'Neill would lean on Uncle Mu, squeeze, and then make a small hook, perfect!
But O'Neill was probably tired and didn't want to fight with Uncle Mu, so he actually made a turnaround jump shot from Gang Leader Joe. However, due to his size, his posture was not very beautiful.

And at this time, O'Neill has not equipped the "CIC Pretty Boy" skill pack. It seems that O'Neill has not practiced CIC throughout his career.

So the ball didn't go in as a matter of course, the ball was thrown very stiffly, hit the basket's neck, and then bounced into Uncle Mu's arms.

This is a very short rebound, and Uncle Mu, who was pushed to the basket by O'Neal before, missed it.

In his anger, O'Neill actually did something bad. Taking advantage of Uncle Mu's unsteady footing, he bumped him hard with his big butt, and Uncle Mu was caught off guard and fell forward.

Fortunately, when he fell to the ground, Uncle Mu threw the ball to Snow, who was not far away from him. Only then did he manage to avoid Fisher who rushed to steal it.

The referee didn't blow the ball, as if Uncle Mu fell because he was as soft as noodles.

Snow didn't stop the ball, but just glanced at the referee. Seeing that the latter didn't say anything, he slowly dribbled the ball across the half court, and made a few simple downballs with Zhao Ke from beyond the three-point line, waiting for the fallen Uncle Mu to get up slowly, and ran over slowly.

Seeing Uncle Mu approaching, Snow threw the ball to Iverson. Uncle Mu who was passing by made a cover, but the quality was not high.

Snow suddenly started to kill towards the basket, the Lakers immediately retracted their defense and prepared to encircle, but they didn't realize that Uncle Mu had gone around behind O'Neal.

Sure enough, Snow leaped high from the free throw line to make a false throw and put the ball into Uncle Mu's arms behind O'Neal.

O'Neill took off vigorously and blocked a block in the air, but Uncle Mu had already made a steady hit with a 45° cricket.

Uncle Mu waved his hands excitedly, and bumped into the chest with Snow who passed on his wonderful story.

The 76ers' offense was smooth, beautiful, and patient. It took a full 21 seconds.

比分变成88:89，76人连续追分，第四节还有2分03秒。

The Lakers served, and Fisher threw the ball to Ron Harper after crossing the center line, and stood at the top of the arc to open up space.

Zhao Ke remembered that at the last moment of the game, Fisher once again showed his excellent key ball ability, so although he was entangled with Kobe, his attention was on Fisher.

Sure enough, Ron Harper adjusted slightly after receiving the ball, and lobbed the ball to O'Neal on the inside. O'Neal carried it back and made a fake move to play with his back, but threw the ball towards Fisher at the top of the arc.

At this time, Iverson, who was defending Fisher, had just run to O'Neal's side, ready to make a steal. Seeing this, he only had time to turn around, so Fisher was empty.

Fortunately, Fisher didn't shoot the ball fast, and he made a squat to adjust his shooting posture, which gave Zhao Ke enough time.

As soon as Fisher threw the ball, he was still in the air, when he saw a large shadow pounced towards him...

"No flying!" Zhao Ke said silently in his heart, a yellow palm appeared on the side of the basketball that had just escaped Fisher's fingertips, and Zhao Ke who flew over made a movement like a volleyball smash. With a "bang", the basketball flew far away to the auditorium.

Uncle Mu grinned, ran over to ravage Zhao Ke's hairstyle, and laughed with his unique hoarse voice: "Hey, young man! Did you steal my shot-blocking skill pack?"

Iverson also patted Zhao Ke's buttocks, and said with a smile, "Good job! Your tattoo artist has prepared tools!"

The Lakers' serve was quite difficult this time. Everyone in the 76ers ran around like cats in heat, preventing the Lakers from having any room to catch the ball and almost violating the 5-second rule.

At the last moment, Ron Harper barely threw the ball to Fisher. Due to the large amount of advance, Iverson almost made a successful steal.

But after receiving the ball, the Lakers played very patiently. After Kobe and O'Neal attracted enough defenses, Ron Harper ran a textbook-like inside cut.

The score came to 88:91, with 1 minute and 42 seconds left.

This time Iverson dribbled the ball to the frontcourt by himself. Taking advantage of the loose formation of the Lakers, he shot a three-pointer one meter away from the top of the arc.

The posture is very freehand, this is a typical "raise your hand for a three-pointer"!
Fisher, the little slow fish defending him, is still shrinking within the three-point line and waiting for Iverson to break through...

Iverson's three-point shooting percentage is not very high, but he can always make shots at critical moments. This may have something to do with his mentality.

Just like in this game, he only made two of the first nine three-pointers, and he still shot decisively and scored decisively in a point-chasing juncture when there was not much game time left!

He once said: "I always feel that I may miss the first 20 shots, and I believe that the 21st ball will definitely be scored! Because I am constantly struggling."

The attack took only 7 seconds, and the score was equalized, 91:91.

The Lakers quickly served the ball, relying on the mutual cooperation of Fisher and Ron Harper to stumble and break the 76ers' full-court press. After falling to the half-court position, they wanted to repeat the same trick, but Iverson was already in ambush beside him.

The ubiquitous referee helped, and just as Iverson's hand was on Ron Harper's arm, the referee's whistle blew.

Iverson was a little helpless. The league's intention to not let the Lakers lose 2:0 at home was too obvious.

The Los Angeles referee team worked hard, and the insidious home whistle made the 76ers very angry.

But if you look at the statistics, the overall number of free throws is similar between the two teams.

However, you have to look at the timing of whistleblowing.

Whenever the 76ers start their momentum, they will always be interrupted by the referee with a whistle that can be blown or not, such as this one just now.

And when the Lakers lead by a big score, the referee will casually find a few leftovers from the Lakers to practice their hands and find a balance.

So the 76ers' fouls were concentrated on Iverson (four times), Uncle Mu (four times), and Geiger (this gentleman has graduated with six offenses).

He wanted to end Iverson and Uncle Mu every minute.

As for Geiger, he once broke O'Pang's thumb, and Mr. Aristotle has a shadow over him...

And what about the Lakers?

Both O'Neal and Kobe currently have only one foul, and their fouls are concentrated on Ron Harper, Brian Shaw, Tyronn Lue and other non-existent substitutes.

(End of this chapter)