You are the pearl, Mo Mengchen

Chapter 131 The Gap Between Corgi and Gray Wolf
O'Neal enters the deep position, like a deep-sea mad shark. Once he is allowed to get the ball in this position, the points will basically be obtained.

No matter who it is, it is impossible to block him in this position.

Hardaway pulls to the opposite corner, this is to prevent Mo Mengchen from going in to double-team, and then throws the ball to O'Neal.

"Ahhh~~!"

O'Neill was about to blast Terry Mills to pieces, roaring at the top of his lungs. an action of

Even the sharks didn't expect the other party to do this.

Mills gave a violent foul when he hadn't taken off.

It can be seen that the anger on the shark's face accumulates at a speed visible to the naked eye. When he gets up, a close fight is inevitable.

Fortunately, the veterans of both sides realized this and stepped forward to stop the two of them. The referee came up as a notary and gave Mills a technical foul.

Halfway through the first quarter, Mills had two fouls.

This was something Collins had already expected. The only thing he didn't expect was that Mills was so ruthless that the referee blew a T. It wasn't worth it.

He thinks he can play smarter.

"If my foul doesn't calm you down, you should try my fist!"

Mills was not afraid at all, and even sprayed trash talk at O'Neal before leaving the court.

How could O'Neill be the one who would be threatened by him, and yelled: "You have a fucking fate!"

No matter how strong his willingness to fight is, Mills is destined to end. Although his defensive effect on O'Neal is limited, his presence is crucial to the Pistons' weak inside.

With Mills off, Collins put on Eric Lechner.

O'Neill has already seen the strength of this person. In his opinion, this is an opponent that can be easily settled.

Lechner never thought of going one-on-one with O'Neal. The Pistons have formulated many strategies against this big shark, and those strategies have a premise: no matter what, you must hold on.

If O'Neal knocks you into the air, no matter how good the strategy is, it won't work.

One of two free throws.

17 is better than 14
The Magic only led by 3 points, and they didn't expect the game to be so anxious. This is their home court, and they are familiar with the basket and floor here. Coupled with the cheering of the audience, they have no reason to be entangled by the Pistons.

At this time, O'Neill pulled out.

The space on one side has been cleared, and Hardaway faced Mo Mengchen, a rare one-on-one match.

"You should know that scoring on you is as easy as picking up a water glass and drinking from it."

When Hardaway's voice fell, he swayed left and right, and the beautiful and sudden change of direction behind him instantly shook Mo Mengchen aside.

Mo Mengchen knew that there was no one behind him, so he had to catch up with Hadaway.

He is destined to fail to catch up.

Even so, he didn't give up, because no one could help him defend.

Hardaway hit the basket with a dunk, grabbed the basket with one hand, and looked back at Mo Mengchen: "What do you want to do, Mo?"

Mo Mengchen picked up the floor ball and gave it to Hill.

Hill said: "That guy is not easy to defend, do you want to change?"

"No need, I defend everyone equally." Mo Mengchen said.

I didn't expect this guy to say that other people have sharp teeth, but he is also so vicious when he complains about himself.

Hill didn't say any more, that's right, with Mo Mengchen's current defense, he can't defend against anyone, so it's better to let him continue to love and kill Penny.

Penny's offense was successful, and the Magic led by 5 points at once.

In the frontcourt, Mo Mengchen and Hardaway faced off again.

The difference from before was that Mo Mengchen didn't have the ball in his hand, and the ball was in Hill's hand.

"If you give up this war, I can understand it, because you can't fight me without your teammates." Hardaway laughed.

Does this CP think he knows me well?

Mo Mengchen didn't ask for the ball to prove Hardaway wrong. Hill had a good start and a good offensive rhythm. Now is the time when he is playing the best, and he can't steal the ball for his own selfishness.

I saw a change of direction on the outside of Devil Mountain, flying away the defenders, and striding forward. The slender body is enough to make people imagine a beautiful picture.

Cobra Grant wanted to block Hill, he made a pull bar, evaded the defense, and forced it in.

16 is better than 19
This is the way Hill is used to playing. He always goes crazy in the first quarter. I don’t know if it’s because he spent too much energy in the first quarter. After he goes crazy, he will be depressed.

This year is his second year, and the situation still hasn't improved.

In the first quarter, you can rely on Hill's personal ability to delay the game. What about the second quarter and the second half?
In the 8th minute, Collins replaced Mo Mengchen.

It was also at that time that Hill started to misfire, but fortunately Dumars continued his firepower, a high rebound after a breakthrough and a three-pointer to help the team bite the score.

It was also at that time that O'Neal was off the court, and Penny, who had been giving the stage to the Sharks all the time, suddenly became the protagonist on the court.

Hill is weak, Dumars' defense is poor, and the Pistons have no barriers inside. These factors add up to create a perfect stage for him.

Hardaway couldn't wait to show off his talent.

The first is post-up. Dumars was born at the [-]nd position in his early years. After the Smiling Assassin retired, he switched to the [-]st position. He can be said to be one of the best combo guards in his generation.

Because he played the second position in his early years, he has been fighting against Jordan, Glider, Mitchmond and others all the year round. His confrontation is at the level of the second position, and Penny is notoriously thin. To bully Dumas like he bullied Mo Mengchen impossible.

Seeing that he couldn't go in, the offense was frustrated, and when everyone thought Dumars could defend, Hardaway ignored the pass and sent Grant to take off for a dunk.

Turing called the pass: "The ball only Magic and Larry Bird could pass!"

Walton laughed: "Compared to Grant Hill, Penny's style is even rarer. He is like Michael Jordan in the first position."

"That old man is talking nonsense again!" Houston cursed.

Sitting off the court, Mo Mengchen didn't think Wharton was talking nonsense. Players like Hardaway were indeed rare.

A pure point guard with a height of 201 cm, efficiency, shooting percentage, style of play, physical fitness, and athletic ability. There is nothing to choose. Compared with a 203 cm all-around small forward like Hill, a player like Hardaway is even rarer.

After O'Neal left the field, he completely regarded himself as the boss, constantly directing his teammates around him to prevent the Pistons from exploiting loopholes.

In the end, Dumars couldn't make a shot himself and missed the strike.

After getting the rebound, he was like a wild horse again, clearly attacking the frontcourt.

No one can subdue this crazy lean mustang, Penny gallops fast, straight ahead, this is his moment.

Dumars came after him, and if he had known what was coming, he might have dropped the defense.

"Beep!"

Dumars thugs fouled, Hardaway responded with a high-scoring layup full of Dumars' personal style.

Dumars was stunned to see Hardaway throw the freehand slugger in front of him as he did himself.

When the ball was scored, Hardaway turned around and said, "This ball is for you, JD."

"This guy is amazing!" Mark West, who had seen countless people, could only admire such a genius.

Mo Mengchen had heard of Hardaway, but when Hardaway was shining, his enthusiasm for basketball had dissipated because of Bird's retirement.

Today, he watched Hardaway's game up close, and he suddenly felt that this guy should not be destroyed by injuries.

The NBA would look better if he didn't get hurt.

There won't be so many old fans expressing emotion. After all, he suffered a serious injury at the age of 26. That should have been a year of rapid progress and arousing imagination.

"Mo, I need you to guard the [-] in Orlando."

Suddenly, Collins said to Mo Mengchen.

Mo Mengchen didn't ask why, since Collins made such an arrangement, he could only accept it.

It is normal for Collins to have lingering fears after Hardaway played such a performance in person. Dumars was selected to the best defensive team, and even he has nothing to do with Hardaway. Isn't it a gift for Mo Mengchen to defend?

When the main generals of both sides were either off the court or paddling, Hardaway suddenly broke out and launched a fierce attack with magic.

28 is better than 19
In a blink of an eye, Hardaway led the Magic to pick up a 9-point advantage.

In the second quarter, the Magic switched back to O'Neal, Hardaway took a rest, Collins continued to maintain the same lineup, and Hill continued to hit the basket in the opening stage.

He caused two fouls by O'Neal, pulling the point difference from 9 points back to 5 points.

The Sharks were furious, came back and scored a 2+1 dunk, and pulled it to 8 points again.

Two talented players come and go.

O'Neal's talent is undoubtedly more prominent than Hill's, which also makes him more durable in such a confrontation. Hill is an outsider after all, and every time he attacks the basket, he must attack from the outside. Compared with O'Neal, he is naturally inferior of.

Seeing that Hill was out of fire, Collins anxiously called Mo Mengchen, Houston, and Theo Ratliff, and asked them to prepare to play.

At this moment, O'Neal sat down on Lakener, and Hill wanted to come over and cut the ball. Unfortunately, the shark had already picked up the ball, and he made the background on the spot.

"go to hell!"

O'Neill roared at the top of his voice, and as soon as he flew into the air, Hill closed his eyes, because he knew that no matter what, he could not stop O'Neill.

With a loud bang, O'Neal dunked and scored.

34 is better than 24
The difference reached double digits.

"There is a gap in talent between the two sides, which is why Orlando is so calm, and Detroit has to work hard every time to score."

"Simply put, it's like the gap between a corgi dog and a big gray wolf."

(End of this chapter)