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Chapter 144 The Birth of Zhan Hei

A beep and a crisp whistle sounded!
Without hesitation on the head coach's face, he immediately pointed to the free throw line, stretched out three fingers, and signaled for Stevenson's thug to make a foul and three free throws.

James rubbed his fingers and found that there was nothing wrong, so he breathed a long sigh of relief, walked towards the free throw line calmly, and, amidst the boos of the fans, clapped hands with the Cavaliers, not paying attention to the other players on the field. What happened at one end!
It turned out that Stevenson was whistled for three free throws for stealing the ball. He felt a little dissatisfied on his face. He immediately threw himself in front of the referee to complain, and tried his best to explain that his most was a stealing foul, saying that James did not shoot the ball. He also said that this is a shooting posture made by Pengci, at most after a foul.

The chief judge's face was cold, he ignored Stevenson's sophistry, and insisted on upholding the original verdict, not even watching the replay of the video!

How can you do this!

Just because James is favored by the league?

You referees can mess around?Give James a star whistle?
Hey, hey... This is Utah's home stadium, the Center for Energy Solutions!
Never forget it like this!
The more Stevenson thought about it, the more dissatisfied he became, and he actually scolded the referee. He was already very irritable, and he was talking trash, with a bad look on his face.

The referee was not used to Stevenson either, so he blew a technical foul directly at Stevenson, indicating 3+1 free throws! !
Stevenson held his head, with a disbelief on his face, and wanted to rush to the referee, arguing, but was hugged by his teammates.

Stevenson took advantage of the referee's record of the foul, ran to James and applauded him.

From then on, a generation of Zhan Hei was born!
James also felt baffled, and slapped his left hand on top of his right hand, signaling that the opponent was thugs.

Then, with a calm face and boos, he made four free throws steadily.

Next, Stevenson seemed to have taken a choking drug, desperately looking for James to die, and his defensive actions increased a little, but James' offense was suppressed.

Although James passed the ball to Brown on the right and asked him to single out Arroyo, Brown was not in good shape.

Although he can break through Arroyo, he can't get into the basket at all, like a cover, what a hell!
The Cavaliers' offense was not smooth, but the Utah Jazz's offensive firepower was still hot.

After the pick-and-roll between Arroyo and Ostertag, Ilgauskas turned slowly with the ball and hit the weakness.

If encountering double-teaming by James and Ilgauskas, Arroyo dared to pass. After being blown away by James, Arroyo played very resolutely on offense, never hesitated to shoot the ball, and passed the ball. The ball was not sloppy, and he played a few minutes of good shots, which faintly had the style of Stockton.

Moreover, even if the pick-and-roll is unsuccessful, the Utah team's outside offensive firepower is still very reliable. Kirilenko succeeded in singles on the left side of Elke Williams.

Even if the "AK47" didn't end with his own shot, he could still respond to the pass, make an air cut and contain the ball. The skill is so versatile that people don't know what he can't do?
Anyway, Kirilenko has the bottom line, and the score is guaranteed?Where is Arroyo shy?

Not to mention, after Stevenson was unfairly judged, it was like a different person, playing with the arrogance of a star.

The kind of daring to fight, swearing to bite James's ruthlessness is also very morale-boosting.

The Utah Jazz also took the opportunity to play an offensive offensive like clouds and flowing water, and they were about to rise, unstoppable.

James decided to play another tactic. The frontcourt organization supported him, dribbled the ball with his left hand, and pointed a finger at the sky with his right hand.

Boozer understood it, and immediately pulled to the high position to form a wall, played a pick-and-roll cooperation with James, and then made an air cut.

After James picked and rolled, he was flanked by Stevenson and Michael Ruffin.

However, James played very calmly, with a clear snap, he hit the ground casually, and the basketball was passed from the gap between Stevenson and Michael Ruffin to Boozer's hands wonderfully.

Boozer took a dribble of the ball, jumped up, stretched his body in the air, and smashed the basketball into the basket heavily with one hand.

A two-pointer was scored, a tomahawk dunk!
Landing and returning to the defense, Boozer and James celebrated by high-fiving, showing that the two powerful strikers of the Cavaliers are joining forces.

Looking back, the Utah Jazz's offense does not make the Cavaliers unique. In terms of pick-and-roll cooperation, the Utah Jazz is not afraid of anyone.

Arroyo dribbled the ball to the frontcourt, Oster Tata did not fall, and directly played a pick-and-roll with Arroyo in the high post, and then immediately cut down.

Ilgauskas turned slowly and was targeted by the opponent. James saw it, so he could only let go of the defense, and directly rushed to Arroyo who was holding the ball, and double-teamed with Ilgauskas.

At 45 degrees to the left, Kirilenko did not stand and wait for the ball, but ran back and pulled to a high position to respond. Arroyo was double-teamed and it was difficult to pass a delicate pass. After all, James has adapted Arroyo rhythm.

Fortunately, Kirilenko stepped forward and came to the right position at the right time. Arroyo raised his eyes, jumped up with the ball, and distributed the basketball to Kirilenko on the left. Kirilenko with a broad vision and comprehensive skills Lilenko also did not hesitate, and immediately hoisted the basketball to the inside.

It's a beautiful wall-to-wall pass fit!
Although Ostertag's weight is bulky, he did not disappoint Kirilenko and Arroyo's wonderful connection pass.

He jumped up with the ball directly, dunked vigorously with both hands, and sent the basketball into the basket!
Outside the arena, the audience and fans burst into applause like a torrential rain. The rain hit plantains, and they fell one after another. The thunderous cheers almost wanted to lift the roof of the entire arena.

On the commentary stage, McBrin also praised Utah's exquisite pick-and-roll coordination, and sighed: "After the 'Utah Shuangsha' left, I thought that I would also take away the wonderful pick-and-roll in this arena. Unexpectedly, the pick-and-roll has been integrated into it. The blood and soul of this franchise will not disappear with the legends gone!"

Groom Albert nodded and added with a smile: "As long as the Utah Jazz's pick-and-roll offense doesn't disappear! This team's winning genes will not be lost.

However, the Utah Jazz's defense is very problematic, not just the point guard position.Obviously, the Cavaliers also found out and made a target.How will the Jazz respond in this way? "

On the basketball court, the offense and defense were switched, the Cavaliers were attacking, James dribbled the ball to the frontcourt, without hesitation, he immediately played a pick-and-roll with Boozer.

This time, Utah is less concerned about James' passing skills. After all, James' draft template has half of the title of magician. How can his passing ability not be strong?

Since James' pass cannot be prevented, then the only bet is the effect of switching defenses.

James did not single-handedly challenge Michael Ruffin with the ball. Leaving aside the fact that the opponent is defending after eating, at least, the advantage of playing small and big is not obvious. Michael Ruffin is 208cm tall and very strong. James can't get cheap.

On the contrary, Boozer is 211cm tall, and he has an advantage in playing singles with the ball against Stevenson, a 198cm outside line.

After catching the ball, Boozer didn't hesitate, took a dribble, directly pulled the ball up, carried Stevenson's body, and poured the basketball into...

(End of this chapter)