Basketball: Beginning with a double-kill high school James

Chapter 151
Although Adelman is not a very iron-blooded head coach, but seeing the performance of the Kings players just now, he still couldn't bear it, "Anthony, Doug, what are you two doing? Why did you choose such a reluctant offense? Can you really score? Now that the score is so far behind, it was the two of you who sent one ball after another, understand?"

After Adelman scolded, Anthony Peeler thought he was going to be replaced, but the other party didn't mention the substitution.Back from the timeout, Anthony Peeler used the cover of his teammates to run out of space outside the three-point line on the right. Peja passed the ball to him, but Anthony Peeler returned him with a piece of fine steel.

The rebound was picked up by Dior, and he pushed forward with the ball. Anthony Peeler wanted to steal it, but the opponent turned around and resolved it. At the same time, a partial five-on-four frontcourt formed.Diaw handed the ball to the madman, and he walked to the right near the bottom corner. Sprewell passed the ball to Randolph who was raised to the high position. Randolph saw Diaw running to the front.

Brad Miller broke the ball and passed it to Peja. Peja rushed to the basket as fast as he could. He didn't score, but caused a shooting foul.

When he scored the first free throw, Bibby finally came out and replaced Anthony Peeler, who was only 4 of 1 in the second quarter. This guy completely became the best sixth man of the Blazers in the second quarter.Without his war crime-level performance, the Trail Blazers would not be able to lead that much, and the score became 50:35 with both free throws.

The Blazers' offensive efficiency began to decline. The madman gave the ball to Randolph in the low post. The Blazers No. 50 turned around and made a jump shot. Divac picked up the rebound and he sent it to Bibby.

He went to the frontcourt and passed the ball to Brad Miller. As the inside line from Indiana, Randolph was very aggressive when he played against Brad Miller. The Blazers No. 50 had stronger lower body strength than Brad Miller, a white inside line, so the opponent had to pass the ball to Peja who was outside the three-point line on the right. Seeing Peja receiving the ball there, Madman and Josh Howard immediately chose to double-team. , but fortunately it was their sideline kick.

Although Josh Howard didn't score much during his playing time, his mobility still put a lot of pressure on the Kings. In terms of athletic ability, the substitute traded from the Mavericks did not lose to Li Qi at all.The biggest difference between him and Li Qi is age and upper limit.

Bibby missed a three-pointer, but Brad Miller under the basket grabbed this very precious offensive rebound and scored 50:37 in the second quarter. With less than 4 minutes left in the second quarter, the Kings still insisted on chasing points. They didn’t want to lose, because the Lakers, Timberwolves, and Mavericks were too fierce this season, especially the Mavericks. That record looks more like a robot.

Therefore, in the situation where there are strong enemies like a forest, no matter how difficult the situation is against the Blazers, they cannot admit defeat, because if the Blazers are allowed to rush into the top four and they are fifth, then the playoffs will be even more difficult.Sacramento is the capital of California, but the ball market is not as good as Los Angeles and Oakland, even compared to Phoenix in the same division.Occupying the position in the Pacific Division, the ball market is really average.

This is the status quo of the Kings, so the gap between the teams in the California capital is quite big for the playoffs.Because it is not a giant like the Lakers and Knicks, a team like the Kings can only rely on the playoffs to generate income. Playing one more game in the playoffs is profitable for them.

On the Trail Blazers side, the madman let the Dio Olympic ball run to the frontcourt first, which can indeed save a lot of energy.When the Frenchman came from behind, the madman came out from the right side, Dior passed the ball to Sprewell, Sprewell received the ball, Doug Christie defended, he didn't let the madman go inside, and after Sprewell patted the ball and dribbled to the left, he made a jump shot and scored. At 52:37, the rest of the Blazers simply didn't want Li Qi to continue to collect data for the rest of the first half.

Bibby faced a madman for a while, and Josh Howard for a while, which really made him uncomfortable. The Blazers are too targeted at him, and Li Qi is fine, but there are so many muscular men on the back line off the field.

Bibby did not try to force Josh Howard. The opponent was not as experienced as him, but his athletic ability was stronger than himself. King No. 10 looked at the position of his teammates and chose to pass the ball to Doug Christie who was inside the three-point line on the right.The king is still biting the score.

"Our offensive rhythm is back, but the defensive end is still a bit riddled with holes. Rich is not here, and we still haven't narrowed the point difference to less than 10 points. If he comes back, I really can't imagine it."

At 54:39, compared to the Kings, the Blazers may have led too much, so they played very holistically.This kind of whole is very similar to Princeton on the opposite side, and the whole is indeed invincible in regular time.

Adelman looked at the Blazers, and the saliva in his mouth began to secrete. Now the upper limit of this King's team has been fixed, and even Webber's return can't change anything. As for the Blazers on the opposite side, no one knows where their upper limit is, so it would be great if he had the opportunity to coach that team.

In the rest of the second quarter, Li Qi did not play for a minute. The Trail Blazers entered the halftime lounge with a score of 1:64. The halftime game only narrowed the point difference to less than 54 points. The opponent is called the Detroit Pistons.

(End of this chapter)