Reborn NBA's Strongest Talent

Chapter 276 276. Morale is back again (for subscription)

On November 11, the Thunder returned to Oklahoma's home court, visiting the Pelicans led by Davis.

The Thunder's home atmosphere has always been very good. Even when the team's record is not good, the fans can still give them very firm support and love.

This was the case when Durant left, and it is the same now when Westbrook is injured. The team's culture infects the fans, and tenacity is their business card.

What is even more touching is that in order to encourage the players, the fans gave more and more enthusiasm, and made a lot of cheering signs on the spot with words like "must win", "sprint" and "come on".

Li Cha was inexplicably moved. For such lovely fans and the promise he made two days ago, he had to play a game seriously.

Unable to control his inner feelings, Li Cha ran around the stadium for a week, yelling loudly at the fans. This was a cry to declare victory.

The fans responded enthusiastically and waved their hands and cheering cards to Li Cha.

Li Cha's heart was activated and filled with great power.

Ever since he found the feeling of being trusted by others, Li Cha's heart has been bursting with new strength and drive, and now it has become a blowout.

It turns out that the pre-match ceremony is not just to entertain the fans, but also to draw strength for oneself.

At the beginning of the game, the Pelicans won the scrimmage and Davis returned the ball.

Li Cha rushed out on the center line and caught the ball before the opponent. Then, to everyone's astonishment, he rushed into the frontcourt penalty area by himself, and ended the round of offense with a flying dunk.

In just 3 seconds of the opening, the Thunder took a 2-0 lead. With applause, the fans sat down one by one.This is probably the fastest time for the Thunder's home audience to sit down.

Allen stood up excitedly, grabbed the towel and started waving it wildly. The opening was so explosive, isn't it a scoring feast later?

Although some don't talk about martial arts, there is no rule that says you can't play like this, right?
Holiday returned to his backcourt in dismay, picked up the basketball and sent it to the baseline, Davis touched the ball and returned it to Holiday to control the offense.

After being teased by Li Cha, the Pelicans players were in a bad mood. Didn't they agree that even the Hornets and the Suns could bully the team?
Li Cha mainly defended Holiday, and Nunn still started, but if Nunn was to defend Holiday, he might be beaten by the opponent. Donovan's arrangement was consistent with Li Cha's idea, and he would end this strong point on the outside.

Ian Clark, who was defended by Nunn, was an undrafted pick. In 17, he served as Thompson's substitute and won the championship ring with the team. However, he is thin in height and size. Nunn has no problem defending him.

Only by solving the matchup problem, the team can better invest in offense.

Holiday made a breakthrough. Li Cha's behavior just now filled Holiday with fighting spirit. You must regret insulting me like this.

Li Cha's nimble footsteps and movements blocked Holiday very well. With a focused expression, he fixed his eyes on his opponent. Whether it was changing direction, changing speed or fake moves, Li Cha saw through them one by one, and Holiday had no way to break through.

Holiday was a little embarrassed, but he had to change his mind and passed the ball to Davis, who scored with a hook from the basket.

The flexibility of Adams and Davis is too far behind, and it is easy to get rid of. Davis, the most powerful forward in active service, has a well-deserved reputation. He has also practiced his footsteps in Kobe's training camp, and it is not something that ordinary people can defend.

The Thunder attacked and George wanted the ball. It was the same as in every previous game. George still shouldered the responsibility of the main attacker. Wesley Johnson was not an opponent at all. With a few simple dribble changes, George gained room to shoot.

Raised his hand to shoot a three-pointer, but missed, which is a pity.

This style of play has been flooding the Thunder recently. Compared with Westbrook's style of play the year before, George's three-pointers are more accurate.

Mirotic grabbed the rebound and was almost robbed. If Li Cha hadn't reacted quickly enough, Li Cha would have succeeded in lifting the ball below.

The sneak attack failed, so Li Cha didn't get entangled, but immediately withdrew halfway, still focusing on Holiday with all his heart.

Holiday's organizational skills are indeed very strong, with a command and precise pass, Mirotic made an inside jumper.

The Thunder attacked again, George broke through to the inside, Davis made up the defense, and only passed out to the outside, the risk of being blocked for a layup against Davis was too great, and it was better to reorganize.

Nunn got the ball quickly and passed it horizontally, and the pass on the three-point line was immediately opened. Li Cha withdrew to outside the three-point line and raised his hand for an open three-pointer.

It's a very good tactical move, and it's still a little bit far from wonderful, but Allen is mesmerized on the bench, as if he wants to applaud Li Cha for every ball.

The opening of Li Cha is a nightmare for the Pelicans. It is impossible for Clark to defend against Li Cha. Holiday can only take the initiative to exchange for the line. The two outside players launched a fierce offensive and defensive battle.

The opening of Li Cha is also a blessing for the Thunder. Even Adams dared to try small tricks in front of Davis.

After Allen came off the bench with similar flexibility to Davis, Allen's defense made Davis very uncomfortable.

One is to take care of both offensive and defensive ends, and the other is a young man who only focuses on defense and is motivated by Li Cha's goal. He successfully defended two goals from Davis, and even sent a hot pot.

George continued to play singles, although it was not efficient, but he was able to keep scoring.

But the most dazzling thing on the court was the explosive Li Cha.

After breaking through dunks and three-pointers, Li Cha scored 12 points in a single quarter with a mid-range drift shot, a breakthrough layup and a second three-pointer.

Holiday was tired enough, but he didn't guard against it.

The Thunder played 36:27 in the first quarter, directly closing the point difference to double digits.

In the second quarter, Davis wanted to attack hard. Who knew that Allen was too difficult. Although he got two fouls, Davis was more often prevented from shooting.

Holiday has a big heart. He plays every quarter without rushing. He shoots when he catches the opportunity, and organizes slowly when he doesn't have the opportunity. He quietly scored 5 points in his hand.

The Thunder played very tenaciously under the organization and leadership of Rose. Robinson made a hit from the outside, and Rose was able to break through for a layup. Grant did a good three-pointer and defended well.

When Li Cha reappeared and once again took over the team's offense, cutting, posting singles, and fast-break counterattacks, Li Cha used all his strength. Although he only played for less than 7 minutes in the second quarter, he scored 10 points again.

At the end of halftime, Li Cha scored 11 points on 8 of 22 shots, which indicates that a scoring feast is about to begin.

Allen's eyes became more and more frenzied. The two rookies Nunn and Robinson were already very shocked. Rose nodded with a smile, his eyes overflowing with affirmation.

Donovan burst into a smile, the corners of his mouth trying not to rise, but the wrinkles on his face already showed his excitement.

George also played well in the half, scoring 9 points on 4 of 12 shots, but his efficiency was much lower.

During the halftime break, Allen led the players to talk about the first half of the game, without leaving Li Cha's performance behind. In addition to scoring, Li Cha also got 2 steals.

In the fast break, he ended the round in a very exciting way, lobbing and dunking, which aroused the cheers of the audience one after another.

When someone is willing to talk, the atmosphere gradually becomes active. Coupled with the encouragement and support of the home fans, the state of the teammates is getting better and better.

In a word, morale has gradually increased.

"Li is in good condition. In the second half, we should cooperate with him more. The game will definitely be won." Donovan waved his fist.

The higher Li Cha's score, the more likely the team will win.

Thunder players with this concept will become better, whether it is in assisting the ball or sharing the offensive and defensive pressure, so that the probability of winning becomes greater.

After winning the game, you will find that Li Cha's score is really high, and the above concept will be confirmed, and it will become more popular.

Such a cycle may be a trap for myself, but that's it, it has become a belief of the Thunder players.

Just like Westbrook's triple-double, in the eyes of Thunder players, Westbrook's triple-double will make it easier to win. Indeed, there is a winning rate of more than 70.00%, which is still a very high statistic in history.

This is also a belief of everyone.

George can motivate everyone whether he gets a triple-double or a high score, but because such a concept has not yet been formed, the duration of such incentives is not long, and it cannot even cover the entire game.

Under Donovan's arrangement, the excitement level of the players was significantly higher.

George was in a bit of a decline. He had not been able to activate the team like this after he played good numbers in a row, but Li Cha got more support after only playing one game.

No, it should be said that it was only halftime.

In the second half, the whole team helped one person, let alone the individual.

In addition to George, there were two other people in the crowd, one was Adams, and he sat smiling and watching.Westbrook is Adams' eldest brother. No matter how powerful other people are, he will only treat them with general respect and will not form a stronger belief in his heart.

The other guy is Randall.Randall's expression is very complicated, cloudy and cloudy, his eyes are fierce, his eyes are rolling around, and he can't see his thoughts and ideas at all.

I can only know that even if the core Westbrook falls, Randall's status in the team will not change in any way, unless there are other possibilities.

In the Lakers, the starting power forward who averaged about 16 points per game thought he would be trained as a new core player, but he came to the Thunder and became a role player with an average of about 12 points per game.

Randall is very upset about his team status, ball distribution and role positioning!
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