You are the pearl, Mo Mengchen

Chapter 511

Malone's fall in exchange for Rasheed's second-degree criminal.

But Ma Long was not unable to stand up. He deliberately lay down on the ground for a while, which greatly enhanced the effect of the foul show.

In the end, the referee decided that this was a second-degree criminal.

Second-degree offenders will not only be expelled on the spot, but Rashid will be automatically suspended for one game.

Including the upcoming suspension, Rasheed has five non-injury suspensions this season.

After losing two generals in a row, the Pistons, which has always been fully staffed inside, also appeared in chaos. The suspense of this game dragged on to the last minute.

The inside group of Malone vs. Pistons.

After Rashid was sent off, the Pistons were tight inside.

Brad Miller, Wallace, Pollard, Lewis, and Barkley played in turn. After hitting the back, Lewis and Pollard all left the field with five fouls, and Big Ben also had five fouls.

To put it simply, anyone who knows how to defend can't fight.

"Rao even a group of insiders as thick as Detroit was blown away by Karl Malone alone!"

However, in the last 5 minutes of the game, Hill opened his demonic eyes, waved his evil wings, and started a slaughter that belonged to talent.

Many people have forgotten that this is not only a game between the top teams in the East and West, but also a match between the No. 1 player and the No. 2 player predicted by the latest MVP list.

Hill tops the list of MVP predictions, while Malone ranks second.

For most of the time tonight, Malone stubbornly overwhelmed Hill, and in the last 5 minutes, Hill used his strength to prove that it is not unreasonable for him to be ranked at the top of the MVP prediction list many times in a row.

Breakthrough with the ball from outside the three-point line for a dunk, Mo Mengchen from the outside line for a three-pointer, the audience was unstoppable in singles with the ball, and Ma Long counterattacked with the ball to overtake the score.

In the last minute, the game was a torment for both sides, every second.

The Jazz began to double-team Hill, and Hill, who was red-eyed, believed that "I am invincible", did not want to pass the ball, and took turns to attack and missed.

The Jazz took this opportunity to counterattack and score again.

13 seconds before the end, the Jazz took the lead.

The Energy Solutions Center arena cheered endlessly.

"Who is double-teaming you?" Mo Mengchen stopped Hill who was about to end and asked loudly.

His expression looked like a storm was coming—and if Hill didn't answer well, the storm would rain down on him.

Hill exhaled and replied, "John Hornacek."

"Then who has the chance?" Mo Mengchen continued to ask.

Hill looked at Houston, who was already off the court: "AH."

"Attract firepower, pass the ball to him!" Mo Mengchen arranged like a head coach.

The funny thing is that Westphal made exactly the same arrangement after Hill was off the field.

"If they're guarding you alone, you can handle it alone, and if they're double-teaming," Westphal put it more flexibly, "pass the ball to the guy who gets the open shot."

Then it came to the final 13 seconds of the finale.

So far, Malone has scored 42 points and 14 rebounds.

And Hill's data is more versatile, he has scored 38 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists.

Considering the defensive pressure faced by both sides, Malone's statistics are very rich. He faced the Pistons' terrifying inside group and almost exhausted them all by himself.

The hope of the whole team rests on Ma Long alone, which is both his luck and his misfortune.

If the Jazz had a scorer of Stackhouse's caliber, it would be the perfect team.

Unfortunately, this kind of thing can only be if.

In the last 13 seconds, Hill cut out to catch the ball.

The formation bypassed, and Houston deliberately ran to a position that was convenient for Hornacek to double-team.

10 seconds.

Hill lowered his center of gravity and stepped out with light steps. As soon as Russell reacted, he made a change of direction with his hand, and he was about to run away.

In 8 seconds, Hornacek finally appeared, and Hill passed the ball.

Houston got the ball with 6 seconds left.

The corner of his mouth was raised, as if he was going to kill the Jazz with this ball, and Stockton desperately chased him away.

Houston has jumped into the air, his defense is too late, the ball can be shot, however - he actually passed the ball.

With the man in the air, Houston passed the ball to Mo Mengchen outside the three-point line at the top of the arc by shooting.

He has no one to guard!

The most accurate shooter in the world!

Open three-point shooting rate as high as 54%, Mo Mengchen got open at the top of his most accurate arc.

The last 3 seconds.

Mo Mengchen throws the ball and strikes, this set of movements has been done millions of times in the past four years.

The left hand is only for assistance, and the little finger, ring finger, and index finger of the right hand are pulled out one by one, and the strength is as standard as a machine.

With a gentle spin, the ball flew high into the sky.

"What a high arc!" Dumas exclaimed.

Because Mo Mengchen deliberately raised the arc, this desperate three-pointer was on the way to the basket, and the game time had run out. Everyone in the room had to watch the three-point ball that determined the fate of both parties fly freely.

Silently, it went in!

"The real killer always stands up suddenly and kills you!"

Even the commentator at the scene had to praise the ball.

In two seconds, the Jazz didn't have a chance.

The time went to zero and the buzzer hit.The game is over!

"Since you want me to save you so much, I have no choice but to spare no effort to save you again."

Mo Mengchen clapped hands with Houston who was walking towards him, "You're welcome!"

Houston wasn't sure if the guy was serious, but he was passing up the headlines.

"Anyway, you put it in, well done, Dad!" Houston said.

The teammates off the field rushed to the field, and the crowd suddenly overwhelmed Mo Mengchen, but none of them pinned him down uncontrollably, they just slapped him on the back or praised him loudly.

Hill stood aside, looking at his lonely opponent.

This game is important for both him and Malone.

A straight-up conversation with the would-be MVP, and he won.

Ma Long's performance tonight will add a lot to him, but the winner is king.

Hill believes he has a head start in the MVP race.

Everyone wants to be an MVP, even a humble person like him hopes to prove his strength through the MVP.

He came to the sidelines, and the reporters were ready.

"Grant, how does it feel to reverse the buzzer?" the reporter asked.

Hill's smile is enough to make people feel that spring is coming early: "This feeling...it's hard to describe."

Then he spent 10 minutes telling the reporter about his mental journey. He was talking endlessly, getting carried away with the microphone, and he didn't even know his last name.

"Does he know that the reporter doesn't want to hear what he said?" Mo Mengchen, who was standing in the distance, complained.

The post-match press conference is also one of the highlights of tonight.

Tonight's game is a rare stalemate for the Pistons this season. The violent conflict during the game, the popular dialogue between the two MVPs, Mo Mengchen's buzzer lore, there are too many questions to ask.

Of course, journalists are definitely more interested in the conflict.

"I regret this conflict, basketball shouldn't be like this." This has almost become Mo Mengchen's mantra.

As long as there is an on-site conflict in a Pistons game, there will definitely be reporters asking questions, and he will definitely throw out this sentence, and then look cynical.

His answer made the mouths of the reporters in Salt Lake City twitch.

Why didn't Rashid's revenge for the second-degree criminal say it?Is that what basketball is like?

When a reporter asked Mo Mengchen why he deliberately ignored Rashid, was he favoring his teammates?

Mo Mengchen said indifferently: "If you watched the game, you should know that Rashid has paid the price for his improper behavior."

A second-level flagrant foul, not only expelled on the spot, but also a punitive suspension for the next game.

The most hateful thing is that that idiot didn't kill Malone with an elbow.

One elbow can't make someone useless, but you still make wool?It's not worth it at all!

The reporters all knew that Mo Mengchen was avoiding the serious and taking the light of the light, but there was nothing he could do about it, because Rashid was indeed punished. Malone elbowed Williams until blood spattered on the spot, but he only got an offensive foul.

From this point of view, if Mo Mengchen wanted to, they could turn another plaintiff into a defendant.

It's just that he's not in the mood right now.

Speaking of the last lore, Mo Mengchen looked at the reporter in Salt Lake City in protest, and said with a faint smile: "This is what basketball should look like."

The reporters were full of indignation but there was nothing they could do about him.

This is how the press conference, which received astonishing attention, came to an end.

In the locker room, Mo Mengchen didn't get angry because of Rashid's second-degree criminal. He didn't comment on that matter.

Back in the locker room, some teammates congratulated him. He nodded in response. Seeing Rashid sitting shirtless, he also patted him on the shoulder, which was a bit encouraging and comforting.

You know, Rashid is ready to be sprayed wildly.

At that time, Williams was injured and retired, and his significance to the team was self-evident. In order to help his teammates vent his anger, he directly got himself expelled. To put it seriously, he was irresponsible, had no professionalism, and only thought of brotherhood.

"You won't scold me?" Rashid asked timidly.

Mo Mengchen took off his shirt, and said to him, "I didn't know you had such a hobby."

"Don't you think I did something wrong? I abandoned you at a critical moment in order to get revenge." Rashid said, "Although I don't regret it, I did not do it right."

Mo Mengchen picked up the towel and hung it on his shoulder: "Just know it's wrong."

I know it's wrong, but I don't regret it, that's fine.

After that, he walked into the shower room.

Rashid looked at others inexplicably: "What does he mean?"

No one explained it to him.

Rasheed couldn't figure it out either.

Afterwards, Rashid was named again in the part of correcting mistakes. He stood up and explained the motive and consequences of revenge against Malone tonight.

"I know it wasn't right to do that, but I don't regret it," Rashid said.

This scene seems familiar.

That's right, that's how Rashid stood up for Mo Mengchen back then.

"I'm willing to stand up for everyone."

This sentence is not easy to say, Rashid actually did it.

Maybe, that's why Mo Mengchen was angry with his actions, but didn't blame him.

He just did what he was supposed to do.

He knew he was wrong, but he didn't regret it.

This is good.

(End of this chapter)