You are the pearl, Mo Mengchen

Chapter 514
Webber, Sprewell, and Sabonis came to the midfield, and there was no friendliness on their faces.

"Remember, this is a war."

The vicissitudes of Sabonis looked at Mo Mengchen's face, and raised his thick arms to shake hands with him.

Mo Mengchen gently held his hand: "We like war."

Both sides retreated separately.

Warm up in your own half.

First, they each showed their dunks. The Pistons' jumpers were obviously of higher quality than the Blazers. Ricky Davis performed consecutive dunks, which made the audience cheer up before it even started.

"Just fucking do it!"

"Fuck all the shit out of the Portland Dingoes!"

Grumpy workers roared excitedly.

At the start of the game, Sabonis' judgment overcame Rasheed's physical fitness and gave the Blazers the lead.

Sprewell dribbles, and watching him dribble across the court like a point guard is unaccustomed.

Although he is now playing point guard, when defending, he is still defended by Hill. Although Mo Mengchen is not afraid of confronting him, Westphal does not want Mo Mengchen to consume too much on both ends of the offense and defense. , because that is exactly what the opponent wants.

Playing Sprewell at point guard is risky. He has vision, but sometimes he doesn't trust his teammates.

This round is like this, the start is singled out, the jump shot past Hill is interfered, and he misses.

But it doesn't matter, Webber tenaciously pushed Rasheed away under the basket, and took off the rebound with both hands. There is no place that is more threatening to the basket than this position.

Weber leaned back and roared at Tianzun, feigned a shot, shook the man up, then forced himself on the spot, and filled the basket with both hands.

"Come on baby!"

Weber roared.

The audience expected the Pistons to play a beautiful counterattack. However, the basketball came to Rasheed's hands through conduction.

Rashid turned over and missed a straight-arm jumper.

Sabonis took off the defensive rebound, threw it into the sky like a shot put, and passed it accurately to Walter Williams. This team, which loves counterattacks like the Pistons, easily got the opportunity to attack the basket.

4 is better than 0
The Pistons' offense is not smooth, which is reflected in the feel of the outside line.

A brand new offensive round, under the command of Mo Mengchen, the Pistons moved the ball beautifully outside, disintegrating their defense just by passing the ball.

In the bottom corner, Rasheed's chance, he missed a three-point jumper.

Ben Wallace leaped with all his strength and slapped the ball to the outside line from the roof of the world.

Hill picked up the rebound from an open outside line and made another three-pointer with his first hand.

Still not going in, fortunately, the offensive rebound fell into Rashid's hands again.Rashid was surrounded by Weber, making it difficult to attack. He raised the ball and called Mo Mengchen.

Using his body as a pillar, Mo Mengchen walked half a circle around him, caught the ball, avoided Sprewell's entanglement, and missed a left-wing jumper.

The Blazers will never let the rebound fall by the wayside again.

They tried their best to protect the defensive rebound. If Houston hadn't fouled the ball holder in the first place, a few seconds later, the counterattack would be beaten again.

"Their touch brought us back to the cold winter." Vinier Johnson commented on the Pistons' offense at the beginning.

It is depressing that the Pistons feel so bad, but the Blazers feel like a vernal equinox.

At the free throw line, the ball is like an egg in Sabonis' hands, and he can do whatever he wants. Although Sprewell is a point guard, the core of the organization is two insiders. His task is to deal with Mo Mengchen.

This point, he is very clear.

The only thing he has to do is hand over the ball after halftime. Sabonis played Wallace like a monkey in a high position, shook him two or three times, and then gently hooked the ball like playing a game.

6 is better than 0
"It's not a good way to play like this," Kenny Smith said. "Portland is going up fast."

There is still one person in the Pistons' starting lineup who has not tried his hand, and this person is Alan Houston.

After Sprewell switched to point guard, Jim Jackson was put on the starting lineup. This guy with zero defensive effect could not limit Houston's off-ball end at all.

His defense was quickly torn apart by Houston's run.

Mo Mengchen passed the ball from the top of the arc.

"Coward!" Sprewell yelled.

Then, Houston told everyone with a strike of iron that the Pistons really didn't feel tonight.

If it wasn't for retreating quickly, the Blazers would have another counterattack in a blink of an eye.

Sabonis stood high again.

Sprewell hit the ground and passed the ball.

The moment Sabonis took the ball, Sabonis didn't look back but could feel that there was a teammate running on the side. He didn't look at it, and casually smashed the ball to the ground. It seemed like a random pass, but it had an extremely amazing Effect.

A clever ground pass to Jim Jackson on the other side, before Houston could get close, Sabonis' body blocked him.

Outside, Jackson made a three-pointer.

Swish!
9 to 0 start!

"Pause, Paul," Frausses suggested.

This is a point that Westphal is often criticized for. He believes too much in the adjustment ability of the players, and chooses to be silent at some critical points that should be called timeouts.

Tonight, his old problem happened again.

"No timeout was called. It seems that Westphal wants to let the players solve the problem of power outage on the offensive end."

"In the first three and a half minutes, Detroit didn't score a point. This should be the first time this season."

Sprewell is already standing in front of Mo Mengchen. He is 196 cm tall and weighs 86 kg.

This is very interesting, his height and weight are only 1 point behind Mo Mengchen.

Mo Mengchen was exactly 1 cm taller and 1 kg heavier than him.

"I know you can still pass the ball. Under my defense, you can't do anything at all!" The source of Sprewell's confidence lies in his defense.

He started with defense, although he was only recognized by the judges in the 9394 season, but there is a reason for that.

At that time, Jordan had just retired, and there was no successor in the league. He just played a good season, so he was selected for the first team of second defense. Many people thought that he took advantage of Jordan's retirement.

This statement makes sense, but it is not so reasonable. With the rise of Jordan's successors, the outbreak of the new generation of players and the return of Jordan, there are more and more stars on the back line, and Sprewell maintains the All-Star The strength and superstar defense, but the judges are no longer optimistic about him.

With the occurrence of the choking incident, everyone looked at him with colored glasses.

We all know that his defense is very good, but looking through his resume, he has only been selected for the second defense once, so how good can it be?
For Mo Mengchen, this is the most difficult defender.

Fast, athletic, good defensive positioning, and not slow to move laterally.

It is very difficult for Mo Mengchen to get rid of him with speed, which is no match for his physical fitness. It is even more unrealistic to rely on his body to overwhelm him. Sprewell usually defends against swingers who are far better physically than Mo Mengchen, so there is no pressure to deal with him .

At this time, the pick and roll appeared.

Sprewell cursed and was about to squeeze through the pick-and-roll, but Mo Mengchen couldn't follow the pick-and-roll.

The pick-and-roll was just a cover, and Mo Mengchen's goal was to break through step by step. Sprewell didn't expect this person to be so bold as to use the pick-and-roll article.

He played tricks.

Sprewell had to work harder to get around the pick-and-roll, which also cost him his defensive position.

Mo Mengchen made a breakthrough and came to the free throw line. Facing Weber's help defense, he gently put away the ball and threw it quickly.

"Rainbow Jettisonin!"

(Rainbow Toss)
Mo Mengchen's throwing skills are elegant and extraordinary, and he is well-known far and wide. But for this ball, the basketball flew over Weber's five-finger mountain, and rolled neatly into the center of the basket.

"Detroit scored!"

2 is better than 9
Weber looked unhappy, and Sprewell cried out angrily.

They were so excited that Mo Mengchen felt that they must have made some kind of bet in private, and agreed to how far they would defend him. Looking at it now, it was difficult for them to complete the bet.

"I don't see how your defense is good, you're as violent as a wild boar in the pick-and-roll."

Mo Mengchen provoked Sprewell.

In order to retaliate against Mo Mengchen, Sprewell ignored Sabonis, who was already stuck in his position, and called a pick-and-roll to deliberately find Mo Mengchen to single out.

This is the most annoying thing for the inside line. He spends a lot of effort to get in position, but his teammates don't pass the ball when they see it, which makes him waste the energy in getting in position.

Sabonis has always had a good temper, so he didn't say anything right now, just give him a slot.

Maybe it was because the pace on the roof of the world was too heavy, Mo Mengchen sensed his arrival in advance, and Sprewell saw that Sabonis' pick-and-roll had been placed, and broke through with a dribble with his right hand.As a result, Mo Mengchen followed up with a perfectly coordinated turn and quickly followed the madman.

"Nice defense!"

Sprewell made an emergency stop for a jumper.

Mo Mengchen's defense had already been perfected, but it was a pity that his physical fitness was used to decide the victory in this round.

He couldn't block Sprewell's ball.

"Shh!"

11 is better than 2
Difficult shots still hit.

"This is the offense you'll never get!" Sprewell yelled.

Mo Mengchen didn't intend to fight back. If this kind of competitive ball is played too much, it will easily affect the rhythm of the game.

Since Sprewell is going to defend him, go ahead.

Mo Mengchen passed the ball and ran slowly to the bottom corner, ensuring that Sprewell's defensive influence could only reach him and not others.

Without the assistance of Sprewell, the defense of others alone cannot restrain Hill.

With the floor spaced, Hill beat Walter Williams like a junior.

Scored 2 points in 7 minutes.

14 is better than 9
This is a question, do they really want to let Hill play freely in order to restrict Mo Mengchen?

Mike Dunleavy pondered the question.

His idea is actually not complicated, because Sprewell can't restrict Hill no matter what, but it has an obvious restricting effect on Mo Mengchen, so let him play the 1st position, but in fact it is just a dribble The porters in the halftime, the core of the organization are Sabonis and Webber.

Looking at it now, restricting Mo Mengchen worked well.

Complications can also be serious.

Hill scored 14 points in a single quarter.

(End of this chapter)