Basketball striker

Update time:2012-08-23

Chapter 192: One Shoulder

The Pacers fans booed the loudest, hoping to interfere with Yang Shuai's free throw, but they were obviously disappointed again. Yang Shuai's free throw fell steadily into the basket.

At 42:38, the Warriors maintained a 4-point lead, which made Pacers fans very unhappy. They thought they could take this opportunity to take the lead, but they did not expect that after a few rounds, the team was still 4 points behind.

Pacers coach Jimmy O'Brien started waving from the sidelines to signal the team to be more aggressive in offense and defense. He knew very well that the team was also holding its breath. If the Warriors were not in chaos, they would even the score.

If they go ahead, the two teams may once again get into a tug-of-war (Download the txt of the nonsensical princess). As for the Warriors, although they have lost a main scorer, if they can withstand the Pacers' offensive at this time, their morale will

It will recover, which will be very disadvantageous for walkers.

The ball came to Granger again, and this time Yang Shuai was closer. The two struggled hard in the middle distance, but Granger failed to find a suitable opportunity. In desperation, he passed the ball to Jack.

In his hands, Jack dribbled the ball and prepared to break through Hinrich again, but Hinrich's defense was not so easy to break through.

The Pacers' attack ended with Jack's hasty shot. The ball bounced off the backboard and was taken down by Randolph.

After receiving the ball, Hinrich advanced very quickly. Even this time, Yang Shuai didn't have time to rush to the frontcourt. Hinrich had already rushed inside with Jack on his back.

"Beep!" the referee blew the whistle. O'Brien looked a little ugly on the sidelines. Jack fouled, and Hinrich made a shooting move at the last moment.

As Hinrich made two free throws, the point difference came to 6 points. Seeing this scene, Nelson, who looked solemn on the court, finally breathed a sigh of relief. The team had passed the most dangerous period.

Compared to Nelson, O'Brien was undoubtedly very dissatisfied. He called a timeout in the hope of changing the situation. For this reason, he even sent out his entire starting lineup.

Nelson also sent out his own starting lineup, which was incomplete because Jackson would definitely not be able to play. At the shooting guard position, Belinelli was replaced and replaced by the one who had occasional flashes of inspiration during the game.

Anthony Moreau.

Granger did not take the initiative to get the ball. Jack picked and rolled with Hibbert on the outside, but was stopped by Hinrich in the middle distance. Granger started running non-stop at this time. Granger started from Jack.

He ran behind him and circled to the outside of the three-point line. His running not only caused Yang Shuai to pursue him, but also attracted Hinrich's attention.

What Hinrich didn't notice was that Foster on the other side had stepped forward to pick and roll, and Jack rushed in at this time.

By the time Hinrich reacted, Jack had already rushed into the paint. Before Landry could cover up the defense, Jack threw the ball into the basket with a floater (read the full text of "Single Landlord Pretty Tenant").

"Attack! Press up and speed up!" Old Nelson didn't care that the Warriors had just allowed the Pacers to score a goal. What was flashing in his mind was attack, attack, or attack.

"Kirk!" At halftime, Hinrich had no chance to break through directly. Yang Shuai opened his hand to get the ball, and then signaled Landry to come up for a pick-and-roll.

Landry stood to the left, and Granger immediately squeezed towards this side. At this time, Yang Shuai once again used a trick. Instead of breaking through to the left, he feinted and shot to the right.

Foster, who was behind Landry, reacted quickly. He took a step back and blocked Yang Shuai's side. Granger, who had reacted at this time, also rushed towards Yang Shuai. Yang Shuai accelerated forward.

Running away, Granger and Foster were not caught in the middle. With a glance from the corner of his eye, he saw Landry cutting forward. With a flick of his wrist, he passed the ball and pushed it over.

"Jeff!" O'Brien shouted Foster's name loudly off the court, and Foster hurriedly returned to defense, but his speed was too different from Landry's, not to mention Landry's at this time.

It's already rushing.

"Bang!" Giving full play to his running and jumping ability, Landry dodged Foster's defense and dunked the ball into the basket.

"Roar!" Of course, Landry did not forget to roar with all his strength. The Warriors' bench was filled with jubilation. As the Warriors made several consecutive attacks, their morale was slowly recovering from the low when Jackson left the field injured just now.

rebound.

The Warriors players, who were all pumped up, prevented the Pacers from committing a 24-second violation in the next round, which was really rare. But unfortunately, they failed to score even one of their own attacks, and Yang Shuai's shot was blocked.

Langie interfered and bounced out of the basket, missing the opportunity to continue to widen the point difference.

When the score reached 52:48, there were still 32 seconds left before the end of the second quarter, and the Pacers were still 4 points behind. Although O'Brien kept cheering the players, even though the cheers from Counsell Arena continued, the Pacers still trailed by 4 points.

The waves were getting higher and higher, but the point difference could not be narrowed. When O'Brien glanced at Yang Shuai who was defending Granger on the court, he would always sigh in his heart, "Did this guy take his medicine today?"

"

In the first quarter, he scored 3 points, 4 assists and 3 rebounds. However, after the second quarter, Yang Shuai suddenly became more powerful and has now scored 11 points (read the full text of the Supernatural Farm Girl). It stands to reason that Granger's defense was not good enough.

It's not too bad, but in this quarter, Granger's defense was completely useless in front of Yang Shuai. Breakthroughs, shooting, Yang Shuai did everything.

In these 11 points, Granger tried his best to defend almost every ball, but Yang Shuai always seized the opportunity to block the ball, eyes, and face. Whenever Yang Shuai shot, Granger would always

He tried his best to interfere, but Yang Shuai's goals again and again told him how futile these interferences were.

What annoyed O'Brien the most was that Yang Shuai scored, but he did not give up on other things. Yang Shuai worked tirelessly on offense and defense on the court. In addition to scoring 11 points, his assists and rebounds also did not fall behind.

Look at his half-time statistics, 14 points, 6 assists and 5 rebounds. This is just half-time. If Yang Shuai continues to play like this throughout the game, O'Brien's sigh will be deeper, a triple-double?

O'Brien put this thought behind him and focused his attention on the court again. He did not believe that Yang Shuai could maintain such a state for a whole game.

"Be steady and score this ball!" O'Brien roared toward the court. Even if the Pacers score this ball, it will still leave the Warriors 10 seconds of attack time. If the Pacers don't want to end the half,

If the point difference is widened, they must at least ensure that this attack and the next defense are successful. Of course, it would be better if this attack can be successful, because this is when the initiative is in their own hands.

inside.

Granger did not take the initiative to attack with the ball. Today, when facing Yang Shuai's defense, his offensive effect with the ball was not very good.

Seeing that Yang Shuai could not be thrown away by running, Granger stopped in the middle distance of the baseline, and then waved to Jack for the ball. He also had a way of playing with his back.

Yang Shuai was behind Granger. With his advanced strength, neither of them had an absolute advantage, but Yang Shuai believed that he could stop the opponent's attack with his defensive awareness and skills.

Granger began to bend down slightly. At this time, Yang Shuai began to use force irregularly to interrupt Granger's offensive rhythm. This move was commonly used by the Celtics, whether against opponents during training.

Pierce was also his opponent on the court, and this move was very effective (read the full text of Double-Faced Idol).

Granger was really not feeling well after being interfered with. After being interfered by Yang Shuai, he no longer had the initiative that an offensive player should have. He was forced to resist Yang Shuai's power again and again.

Feeling that he had fallen into a passive position, Granger gritted his teeth. He no longer cared about Yang Shuai's strength and actively used his strength to lean back. At this time, Yang Shuai was also exerting his strength, and the two people's strength offset each other.

Granger immediately exerted force again, he needed to take the initiative.

"Porphy!" Feeling the resistance behind him, Granger relaxed slightly, then gathered his strength and leaned back again. Then he could turn around and shoot a jump shot.

"Huh?" At this time, Granger felt that there was no resistance behind him. This made his original continuous movements unnatural for a moment after turning around. But when he jumped up, he found that there was already a ball hanging above his head.

Only the palm of your hand.

"Damn it!" At this time, Granger had to add a little fade away to his turnaround jump shot. Coupled with the incoherence when turning around, his shooting rhythm had been completely disrupted.

"Fast break!" Using his defensive skills to interfere with Granger's shot, Yang Shuai turned around and rushed to the basket, grabbed the rebounding basketball in his hands, and then yelled.

"Damn it, stop them!" O'Brien waved his hand with some annoyance, and then shouted towards the court again. The offense had failed, and now they should rely on defense.

Yang Shuai passed the ball to the running Hinrich, and he let go and rushed forward, as did other Warriors players.

When they were about to reach the three-point line, Yang Shuai received Hinrich's back pass. After receiving the ball, he feinted a shot to deceive Granger's center of gravity. Yang Shuai immediately took the ball and went straight to the basket. At this time, the basket was already

It was chaos. Neither the Warriors' fast-break players nor the Pacers' defensive players found their positions. Several people kept making physical contact in the paint, but no one was in position (the latest chapter of Infinite Taishang Wuxin).

Seeing this situation, Yang Shuai gave up his plan to rush directly to the basket, but his speed did not slow down. Granger turned sideways and moved quickly beside Yang Shuai.

"Squeak!" 18 feet away from the basket, the rushing Yang Shuai stopped with a violent friction sound, and Granger rushed over.

"Oops!" After reacting, Granger braked suddenly, forced his center of gravity back, and then rushed towards Yang Shuai. At this time, Yang Shuai had already taken off and was about to take action.

"Danny! Guard him!" Perhaps he was stimulated by the obedience on the sidelines, or perhaps he did not adjust his center of gravity completely. When Granger pounced, he found that his pounce seemed to be too fierce.

There is only one result of this, foul!

Granger noticed it, and how could Yang Shuai not notice it? Just when Granger was about to pounce on him, he sent the ball away with a flick of his wrist. The next moment, he already felt a hand hitting him.

At his wrist, a figure was crashing towards him.

Damn it! Handsome guy Yang doesn't mind lighting the fire for Granger again at this time. Since the opponent has already committed a foul, he will do it directly so that the referee can't see it.

"Beep!" "Shua!" Two voices sounded almost at the same time, and at the same time, Yang Shuai also fell to the ground.

"**e!" O'Brien stomped his feet heavily on the sidelines, accompanied by the boos of nearly 20,000 Pacers fans. There was only one second left in the half, and at this time, Yang Shuai was unexpectedly

Score 2+1?

"Hell, this guy is diving, Danny didn't touch him at all!" "No foul, Danny didn't foul!"

Unfortunately, the referees have sharp eyes, and Granger's actions did not escape their eyes. Amid strong boos, Yang Shuai walked to the free throw line and made a steady hit.

At 55:48, with Yang Shuai's free throw, the Warriors led the Pacers by 7 points after halftime.