NBA: Opening Template Atsushi Murasakibara

At Brown's insistence, no timeout was called, and Brown let the game continue with his trust in Iverson.

Du Qi is not stupid. Nash did not press Iverson. In this case, rushing to double-team would only put himself at a disadvantage.

Iverson held the ball beyond the arc, and Nash blocked him.

"Bang!" Du Qi's hand clapped on the basketball, making a muffled sound.

After Mutombo also stopped, he suddenly started and pounced in the direction of Iverson who was holding the ball at the top of the arc.

Two seconds later, Aaron McGee ran out of the three-point line.

It turned out that Du Qi came behind him and stretched out his powerful right hand, giving the basketball a big slap...

Du Qi immediately turned back and passed the basketball to Nash after receiving the ball. Iverson blocked Nash's attack.

It was too late to take back the thrown basketball, so he could only admit it himself and jumped into the hole dug by Du Qi.

The basketball hit the edge of the basket, and then elastically deformed, and bounced from the edge of the basket, past Mutombo's head, and bounced in the direction behind Mutombo.

After all, Iverson is a very powerful player, and Du Qi is reluctant to let him be in charge of basketball all the time.

Running near the free throw line, Du Qi deliberately stopped.

Mutombo followed behind Du Qi to guard against Du Qi.

Behind him was where Du Qi was. At the moment when the basketball smashed and rebounded, Du Qi jumped into the air and stopped the basketball in his hand.

So Du Qi's behavior just now was just a fake, just to deceive Iverson's basketball.

Just when he just lifted the ball above his head and smashed it forward, the basketball in his hand suddenly had a huge force.

With a cheerful mood, Mutombo jumped high and received a pass from Iverson from the air.

Almost at the same time as Mutombo turned around, Du Qi also turned around.

I thought that if I threw the basketball over Du Qi's head and threw it out, the Warriors wouldn't steal the ball.

Du Qi saw that Iverson's teammates were dispatched, and he also began to take "zero-eighty" steps and move to a high position.

At this time, Bowen has reached the three-point line in the frontcourt, and Nash passed the basketball to Bowen.

Bowen caught the ball and made a decisive layup to complete the fast break.

Mutombo stood behind Du Qi, saw Iverson threw the basketball, and immediately turned around and moved forward with the basketball.

Seeing that the visitor was not good, Iverson quickly took a step back and hurriedly threw the basketball from the top of Du Qi's head.

Aaron McGee dealt with Bowen, trying to come out and play pick-and-roll for Iverson.

Mutombo was very excited and ran to catch the ball, thinking that he was about to raise his eyebrows soon.

After landing, he jumped up again, holding the basketball in both hands and smashing it towards the basket.

On the right side of the 0.4 three-point line, Aaron McGee went to support Iverson, and the open Bowen rushed to the front court the moment Du Qi turned around, waiting for his teammates to pass the ball.

Du Qi changed the forward line of the basketball with his hands. The basketball, which was supposed to enter the basket steadily, received the force from Du Qi's palm, and the forward trajectory changed from a parabola passing through the basket to a straight rush to the edge of the basket. the straight line.

But after a second, Iverson realized that things are not so simple.

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Nash also got closer to Iverson, and Du Qi continued to move, making moves that would double-team Iverson.