NBA: This flower path is a bit strong.

Off the court, facing the indifference of coach Deng, Hua Dao had no choice but to watch Karl Malone's personal performance carefully.

It has to be said that Malone's attack on the basket is very violent, combining strength and speed, and his fast break frequency is very high.

It can even take only 4 seconds from pressing the ball to completing the dunk.

And Malone doesn't need to hold the ball to advance like Barkley and Antetokounmpo. He usually runs to the frontcourt at high speed, receives the pass from his teammates and completes a violent finish.

Looking at Ben who was beaten away by Malone several times, Hua Dao recalled the evaluation of Karl Malone by basketball superstars of the same era:

It's like a truck rushing towards you, fast, flexible and violent!

In some ways, it can be said that John Stockton played with Karl Malone, but now Stockton is resting on the sidelines, so Karl Malone, who is now playing violent singles on the court and occasionally making eye-catching passes from high post, is the real himself.

"Swish"

After a stiff turnaround jump shot near the baseline, the Jazz finally narrowed the score to within 10 points.

At this time, the third quarter had just passed 4 minutes and 50 seconds.

The Raptors head coach immediately requested a substitution, bringing Hanamichi and Walter Williams back on the court to form a forward combination with Puopeye Jones.

After all, looking at the situation on the field, if we don’t change our formation, there may be signs of a capsize.

Jerry Sloan, the head coach of the Jazz, was not in a hurry. He suppressed Stockton who was looking forward to playing, and instead re-activated Brian Russell to assist Karl Malone.

As for Stockton, who was suppressed, he was the killer that Mr. Sloan prepared to use in the second half of the third quarter to compete in the fourth quarter.

After all, John Stockton, whose physical talent is comparable to that of an ordinary player, is not as durable as Karl Malone who can play more than 40 minutes in every game!

In addition, Brian Russell, who was sent back to the game, is a big shot!

This guy is like the one in the next novel, who was reborn through time as an NBA player and then started his basketball life by challenging the retired Jordan.

In an away game against the Bulls in 1994, he walked up to the "Old Rogue" who had retired at the time and came to watch the game and started to taunt him crazily.

"Why did you retire?"

"That's because you know I can guard you!"

Then he received a death stare from the "Old Rogue" who was a baseball player at the time.

I have to say that Brian Russell made a great contribution to the comeback of the "Old Rogue"!

But what happened next was completely different.

In the next novel, after provoking the retired Jordan and forcing him to return to the basketball court, the protagonist faced the "old rogue" and won the battle. At the very least, they were evenly matched!

But in reality, this guy was pinned to the ground by the [old rogue] and beaten so hard that he lost all his temper!

This Jazz small forward who clamored to beat the "Old Rogue" would be beaten badly every time he faced the "Old Rogue". He even became the greatest background board in history in Game 1998 of the Finals, no doubt about it!

That’s right, in that exciting finals, the person who was knocked to the ground by the “Old Rogue” was Brian Russell!

If Karl Malone's "weekend postman off work" in Game 97 of the 1 Finals was the best shot, then the best shot in Game 98 of the 6 Finals was the "Old Rogue" who shook off Brian Russell and made the buzzer-beater!

Others became uncles after being taunted, but this guy was buried in the ground after being taunted!

He doesn’t have the protagonist’s life, but he has the protagonist’s disease!

However, it is only February 1997, and Brian Russell, who has not yet been defeated by the "Old Rogue" in next year's finals, still feels very good about himself.

尤其是这场比赛到现在，布莱恩-拉塞尔目前是以7投7中，以100%的命中率拿下17分（罚球5中3）

This made him feel that the Raptors were just so-so, and he also felt that Karl Malone was too old and had to struggle to defend a young boy.

He doesn't even have the courage to show off his skills. In the words of his own coach, do you want him to come up and set an example?

I have to say that Brian Russell, who even dared to attack the "Old Rogue" right in front of him, really put himself into the situation.

…………

The Jazz attacked, and all the players started running and screening each other.

Hua Dao followed Malone to the left waist position in the mid-range, which is one of the points where Malone feels best for his turnaround jump shot.

If combined with pick-and-roll here, Malone's offensive threat will be greatly increased.

But unexpectedly, the ball passed to Malone by Jazz guard Howard Eisley, who came on as a substitute, was intercepted by Brian Russell who was "passing by"!

Brian Russell received the ball, adjusted himself slightly, then stood up and shot a jump shot.

This gave Huamichi the opportunity to make up for the defense!

After Brian Russell received the ball, Hanamichi started his mysterious steps, taking two steps at a time and rushing in front of Brian Russell with an astonishing amount of movement.

The latter is just a role player. He does not have the ability to shoot immediately after receiving the ball. He needs to adjust before shooting. The delay in between is enough to give Hanamichi enough opportunities.

But Brian Russell didn't pass the ball and just jumped up and shot.

It clicked, very quickly!

The basketball was grabbed by Huadao who flew up!

Thanks to Brian Russell for his amazing shot that was the backdrop for the top five plays!

After landing, Hanamichi immediately took the ball and made a fast break, which made Karl Malone's eyelids twitch:

"Are this guy's ankles and knees made of iron?"

O'Neal in Los Angeles: "Brother, sit down... These are all basic exercises, and there are knees made of steel. Do you want to know more?"

At this time, at a certain coordinate in Chicago, the "Windy City Rose" who went home to watch the live broadcast on TV after practice was still just a 9-year-old brother.

Although Rose is still young, his basketball talent has attracted many agents, and there are always people calling or knocking on the door hoping to talk to Rose.

However, this child, who had already shown the embryonic form of super dominance, was now frowning and discussing a question with his three brothers:

"If I don't slow down when I land and my knees are fine, then can I change direction without slowing down?"

"This seems to be more lethal!"

"Why not give it a try?"

"Try or die!"

At this point, a potential superstar is destined to fall halfway after 10 years!