Basketball Legends: Strikers Are King

Qi Tian played nearly 9 minutes in the second quarter before being replaced. Consecutive scoring by Jason Smith and Lance Thomas helped the Hornets take the lead again.

"Hey, why are you lagging behind?"

Qitian fans had already grasped the essence of Yin and Yang and immediately asked in confusion,

"Is there anyone missing from the main force? How come the lead was taken away by the opponent?"

Qihei's face changed for a while, then he snorted and said:

"I don't like you fans who only care about player statistics and don't care about the team's victory or defeat!"

"If you care about the team's victory or defeat, you won't focus on Qi Tianhei who is chasing points!"

"So what if I accuse him? Am I not telling the truth?"

"A partial truth is not a complete truth!"

The Qitian fans looked at him with a sneer and said,

"Don't you know it yourself?"

"How about I just want to hack him?"

Qihei had broken the pot and said like a knife,

"Can you still hit me?"

"Haha, you are at this level, why do you still need others to beat you?"

Qitian fans shook their heads and turned to look at the big screen,

"We are watching the football to have fun, you are watching the football to punish yourself. Do you want others to tell you what you want to do?"

At the beginning of the second half, the two teams returned to the field again.

"Catch the ball firmly before shooting, don't let your hand slip and lose the ball."

When George and Qi Tian came on stage, they whispered something.

We are all professional players, and the disagreement between the two must end here. Victory in the game is what they need to pursue.

"Ha, don't move and just watch."

Qi Tian looked at George, the two smiled at each other and walked onto the court together.

Keen fans immediately noticed that the Pacers' atmosphere was different.

Qi Tian received a pass from George at the beginning and hit a three-pointer from the bottom corner.

"47-46."

After Robin Lopez's shot was blocked by Hibbert, Hill passed the ball across the field to help the team take the lead.

"47-48."

Just when the Hornets were about to guard Qi Tian, ​​Qi Tian faked a shot to shake Vasquez and passed the ball to the open George, who also hit a three-pointer.

Lopez fouled and made two free throws, but the Hornets were still slowly falling behind.

"49-51."

"What a ball!"

The Pacers scored 8 points in a row and took the lead in one fell swoop. The Pacers fans on the sidelines cheered and cheered for the team.

But George's three subsequent shots ended in strikes, the Pacers missed the opportunity to open the score, and the Hornets fans quickly relaxed.

"Oh, I thought it was Yi Bo Liu, but it turned out that it was just a meal of dumplings?"

Instead, Lopez caused another foul and made two free throws to equalize the score.

"Tsk."

The coaching team was very dissatisfied.

Hibbert's height of 218 centimeters can be said to be the highest in the league at present, but his performance on both offense and defense is obviously not worthy of his outstanding height.

Attack, your hands are so rough that even a turnaround and layup may not be a sure shot;

Let's defend. We can accept that your height limits your speed, but if you stand under the basket and can't even limit your opponents who are shorter than you, what's the point?

"Give Roy some more defensive training later!"

Vogel turned to the assistant coaches and said.

He has given up the illusion of developing Hibbert into a high-quality inside lineman with both offense and defense. It would be a blessing to develop him into Chandler.

"But he prefers offensive training..."

Brian Shaw said with some embarrassment.

"Then we must focus on defense!"

Vogel's attitude is very firm, which gives the chief assistant coach confidence.

After all, having a bad relationship with the highest-paid players on the team is a taboo for every coach.

At this time, the offense on the field has been fully unlocked.

After Anderson hit a three-pointer to lead the score, Hill fired back from beyond the three-point line;

Qi Tian succeeded in a jump shot, and Lopez scored 2+1, leading the score again;

George hit a three-pointer and Anderson hit a three-pointer again.

In less than 4 minutes of competition, the two sides launched waves of attacks one after another, and the scores gradually increased.

Taking advantage of West's continuous strikes, the Hornets fired from the outside and took the lead. Qi Tian hit his second three-pointer of the quarter to return the favor.

"72-68."

"Substitute!"

Entering the last 3 minutes of the third quarter, Vogel gradually replaced the main players, leaving only Qi Tian and George on the court.

The Hornets also replaced their main players to prepare for the fourth quarter.

"clang!"

Mahinmi blocked Jason Smith's jump shot, then grabbed the defensive rebound and passed it to Qi Tian.

"Walk!"

Qi Tian quickly brought the ball to the frontcourt, broke through and passed the ball to Mahinmi, who succeeded in a layup.

"72-70."

Augustine stole the ball from his opponent, and when he saw George pointing his finger toward the sky, he immediately understood and passed an alley-oop directly to his teammates. George used a tomahawk dunk that could be included in the top five goals to help the team tie the score.

"72-72."

"Paul~~George!!!"

The home Pacers fans, led by DJ, gave a uniform cheer to cheer George.

Jason Smith scored on an inside throw, and Qi Tian wasted time and scored a layup that caused Miller's foul and hit an extra penalty.

"74-75."

After three quarters, a smooth offense in a single quarter allowed the Pacers to take the lead.

Among them, George scored 11 points on 5 of 10 shots, and Qi Tian scored 10 points on 6 of 9 shots. The Pacers combined their efforts to set off a wave of counterattack.

"It's too strong!"

When the two people's data were displayed on the big screen, the Pacers fans on the sidelines were shocked.

Scoring double digits in a single quarter is a rare performance. They actually saw two people score 10 points in a single quarter at the same time. For the Pacers, who have always been constipated in offense, it was a miracle.

"To be honest, this performance reminds me of Wade James of the Heat. They often use their strength at the same time to take away the game."

A Pacers fan muttered to himself.

Hornets fans have seen this kind of behavior of blindly touting their support of team players for a long time, and they instinctively want to refute:

What kind of defense did Janeway face, and what kind of defense did you, the Pacers, face?

But then I thought about it, wasn’t this secretly devaluing myself?

Fortunately, some Pacers fans were sensible and immediately retorted:

"Ours is at best a high imitation version. It's far away from Janeway. Hitting a wasp will make you tremble?"

The Hornets fan was even more confused. This was correct both emotionally and logically, but the underlying meaning behind the words made him very uncomfortable.

We are an NBA team after all, so we shouldn’t be so disparaged, right?

The man seemed to think that the Hornets fans were not disturbing enough, so he continued:

"Besides, James is mainly about breakthroughs. Our Qi Tian can still shoot. In terms of style, he is more like Ray Allen and Pierce."

"Of course, it's also a low-profile version of Ray Allen Pierce. Oh, and the opposite side is also a bankrupt version of the Lakers."

"Hey, don't go too far!"

Hornets fans erupted.