NBA: Fusion of two talents to dominate the entire league

Player introduction before the game,

When the host introduced Carter, the lights shone on the man's head, and his square head shone brightly under the lights,

The audience stood up and applauded this old friend who had been with him for many years and the former star player of Toronto.

The starting lineups of both teams:

Nets: Kidd, Carter, Jefferson, Roy, Chandler

Raptors: Ralph Alston, Jaylen Rose, Morris Peterson, Chris Bosh, Donyell Marshall

Just like in the previous life, Alonzo Mourning, the main bargaining chip for trading Carter, refused to report to the Raptors. Finally, after urgent consultations, the Raptors had no choice but to cut this kidney fighter,

Mourning went to the Miami Heat, where he had always been thinking about, to join his mentor Pat Riley,

In the end, the Raptors traded Carter, an All-Star guard who averaged 25+5+5 so far, and got only two unknown role players and two future first-round picks who were unknown how far behind,

Manager Ba Burcock's godly operation is definitely a loss.

If this happened in China, the Nets should definitely send this guy a banner with the words "high moral character, helping others" written on it.

After trading Carter this season, the Raptors' performance plummeted, hovering between the second to last and third in the Eastern Conference.

The road to rebuilding around Bosh has been completely started.

Before the start of the season, Babcock, who had no experience at all, recruited some masters of chaos and really set up positions for offense and defense. Except for Bosh and Marshall, none of these people were qualified.

Alston, the streetball king in the team, is needless to say. Every Rockets fan knows it. His career shooting percentage is only a pitiful 38%. It is not as good as others' three-point shooting percentage.

Remember his nickname is "crossing your soul". When the Rockets played against the Jazz, Rockets fans really felt that their souls were crossed. Ray was burnt on the outside and tender on the inside.

Another guard, Jalen Rose, was the protagonist of Kobe's 81-point game. He was the one defending Kobe in that game. It was a very participatory game.

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With the referee’s whistle, the game started smoothly. The Nets, who had an absolute height advantage in the interior, got the ball.

Carter dribbled across half court and passed the ball to Roy at the top of the arc.

Carter, who had just recovered from a serious injury, was not the team’s first attacking option.

Now the team’s first choice is Roy.

Roy averaged 31.5 points, 13.5 rebounds and 3.3 blocks in the nine-game winning streak.

He deservedly won the Eastern Conference Player of the Month last month.

In the All-Star voting session, his votes were on par with O’Neal of the Pacers, and his votes were second only to Carter and Grant Hill of the Magic among forward players.

He is expected to enter the All-Star starter this season. It should be noted that the difference in votes between Roy and Hill is not big.

And Roy’s recent performance is far better than his, plus the popularity of the NCAA champions.

Roy, who has already shown the signs of a star, has become the biggest lottery ticket scratched out in the 2004 draft, and is envied by all teams.

Many people think that this year's Roy will come from behind to replace Grant Hill in the starting lineup.

Standing in front of Roy in this game is Chris Bosh, one of the representatives of the 2003 Super Platinum Generation.

He is not the Dragon King Bosh now.

At most, he is a young fire dragon.

He is full of confidence and has outstanding strength to be proud of.

He and Roy are of similar height, but the difference is obvious when they stand together.

Bosh's shoulder height is obviously shorter than Roy's. With his long neck, he is only about 3 cm shorter than Roy.

Roy took the ball and started a singles game. The two of them were equally flexible. Roy could only use his weight advantage to force Bosh away.

He dribbled into the basket and threw the basketball into the air.

"Roy was too casual with this ball. How could he shoot like this? I don't even know where the angle was?" The commentator on the sidelines felt that Roy seemed to have gone crazy with this ball.

Before he finished speaking, a black figure passed over half of Marshall's head with great force.

"Vince Carter!"

Carter's head was almost parallel to the basket. He received this ridiculously difficult pass from mid-air.

He pressed the ball into the basket through Marshall with both hands.

This was a little cooperation that Roy and Carter often played.

The two-man connection between Roy and Carter ignited the audience's enthusiasm for the game.

Carter announced his return in an extremely entertaining way with an aerial relay.

The Canadian flying man evoked the good memories of Toronto fans with his dunk.

You know, since the injury that year, Carter has beenIt has been a long time since I jumped so high and had such a hearty dunk.

This dunk set the tone for the game. This is destined to be Carter's performance night.

Chris Bosh listened to the cheers from the audience and his eyes became colder.

This is my home court.

How can I allow cheering for a player from another team in my home court?

But he has no choice. His current influence is far from the state of Carter Mountain, which was like a tsunami.

Carter's current audience popularity is earned by playing one ball at a time!

In contrast, Bosh is really hard to convince the audience with the current performance of the Raptors.

He needs to prove himself, for example, in front of this yellow man who looks like a fake,

After Alston dribbled across half court, Bosh asked for the ball at a 45° angle,

Being a left-handed player is relatively more difficult to defend than a normal player,

His height and flexibility give him a bit of the feeling of early Nowitzki,

The only difference is that his shooting range is not as far as Nowitzki,

After Bosh took a tentative step with the ball, he used a very fast back-step jump shot,

Roy is not afraid of this kind of player who takes the ball and shoots hard, because Roy's footsteps can completely keep up with Bosh,

A handsome mid-range shooter, right! The Platinum Generation, right!

A split second before Bosh shot, his arm had already reached Bosh's face.

Bosh's eyes went dark, and he couldn't see the angle of the shot at all. He could only rely on his memory to calculate the strength of the shot and throw the ball out.

"Ding"

When the basketball was thrown out, Roy rubbed it a little bit at the bottom, hit the neck of the basket and bounced out, and was held in Chandler's arms.

Chandler passed the ball to Kidd.

The Nets' three carriages reappeared.

Kidd passed the ball to Jefferson from a long distance.

Jefferson was very sensible. Today was Carter's return to his old club and his comeback game.

Although Jefferson had an empty basket in front of him, he still threw the ball high into the air in the penalty area.

Carter took a step and jumped, and received Jefferson's pass in mid-air.

He returned his teammate's assist with a stunning crotch-changing dunk. Tonight, Carter was not 28 years old, but looked like 18 years old!

The fans in the stands once again cheered in response to Carter's hard work.

But when the audience thought that they could only watch such performances four times a year in the future, they felt very sad.

Bosh was a little confused: Is this still the home court of the Raptors? This is Carter's home court!

The subsequent game trend also further verified Bosh's point of view.

Raptors manager Babcock looked very unhappy. The more dazzling Carter's performance, the more shameful he was.

The fans don't care. You, as a manager, can manage the players, but who can the audience like to watch?

You lead the team into hell, and we cheer for the opposing players!

In this game, Bosh was in a competition with Roy in order to "prove himself".

Roy's mid-range shot was in the air, while Bosh's shot bounced out of the basket.

After three consecutive rounds, Raptors coach Mitchell advised Bosh earnestly:

"Chris, I'll take care of the defense. I'll let Donyell defend Roy. You'll be responsible for Chandler. Save your energy for the offense."

Bosh gritted his teeth and said, "The game has just begun. I will beat him!"

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After the third quarter, Bosh won with a hit rate of 3 out of 14. 8 points and 5 rebounds, he sat down in disgrace.

Roy scored 22 points and 11 rebounds with 7 of 11 shots, plus 3 blocks for Bosh, completing the 20+10 power forward task in advance and sitting on the bench.

Bosh wanted to play again, but the score was completely pulled away by the Nets, and he was too embarrassed to brush up the data in garbage time.

The Raptors' defense was completely torn to pieces by the Nets today.

It was like the little sister in the live broadcast room, who could enter and exit at will by just tapping her fingers wherever she wanted.

Carter scored 29 points in three quarters, with no intention of stopping at all.

The old club is really the same as the predecessor, and only the dead predecessor is a good predecessor!

In order to prevent injuries, Coach Frank still replaced the substitute in the last quarter.

The score difference was nearly 35 points, and there was really no need to risk injury.

In the end, the Nets defeated the Toronto Raptors, the third from the bottom in the Eastern Conference, 129 to 103, and achieved the longest ten-game winning streak since the start of the league!

Carter made a perfect comeback, contributing 29 points, 6 rebounds and 8 assists.

The Nets left Toronto to continue their road trip with Chris Bosh's resentment and the blessings of Canadian fans.

In the next game, they will go to Cleveland to challenge the Cavaliers led by the Little Emperor James.