legendary point guard

Chapter 213: Desperate Saburo

"Oh hoohoo, Rookie brand hot pot, Wood is like sitting on an express elevator. Usually only Dwyane gives hot pot to others. He never expected that he would be served hot pot by a rookie. I really want to ask Dwyane

How does this hot pot taste? To be honest, I really like Chinese hot pot, the spiciness is really great.”

"Mr. Fatty Pig, did you become such a sexy figure because you ate too much hot pot?"

"Kenny, can't you just say nothing? I'm looking forward to what kind of reply Dwyane will give Wood." Barkley glared at Kenny Smith with dissatisfaction.

Wade didn't expect that he would be blocked. He looked at Lin Sen in front of him: "This is just an accident."

Lin Sen shrugged: "Uh-huh!"

Lin Sen's attitude was like a spark splashing onto the fire in Wade's heart.

"Jason!" Wade shouted at Jason Williams dribbling the ball.

Jason Williams saw Wade reaching for the ball and immediately passed the ball over. Lin Sen almost stole the ball with a fierce move.

"Rookie, you pissed me off!"

Wade said in a cold voice.

As Wade himself said, he was indeed stimulated by Lin Sen, a rookie.

Lin Sen once again made great efforts, but this time he failed to guard Wade.

"Rookie, this is just the beginning." Wade glared at Lin Sen, turned around and ran to the backcourt.

Lin Sen rubbed his chest. Although Wade successfully scored a goal just now, Lin Sen thought his defense was very successful.

Because he successfully forced Wade to use a pull-up jump shot, and Wade's shot was not very stable and bumped before falling into the basket.

"Dwyane successfully scored a goal on Wood, but I saw the progress of Wood as a rookie, but I doubt that he also put in such efforts on the defensive end and whether his physical strength can support him to the end."

Kenny Smith expressed his doubts.

Off the court, Stan Van Gundy's original intention was not to let Lin Sen defend at all. Instead of letting Lin Sen defend, he was more willing to let Lin Sen display his talents in offense.

But Lin Sen's insistence made Stan Van Gundy ready to take a look. After all, Lin Sen was trained as the core leader of the Orlando Magic. The leader of any team needs privileges, such as such unauthorized actions on the court. Of course, the premise is that it is not too much.

Overdone.

Back on the offensive end, Linsen finally chose to pass the ball under Wade's defense, and the Magic finally made a mid-range shot from Chris Webber.

On the defensive end, Lin Sen had a desperate attitude, struggling with Wade at all costs.

Lin Sen was knocked to the ground twice while guarding Wade's breakthrough, and was fouled twice by Wade. However, Lin Sen didn't care and still faced Wade with a defensive attitude he had never had before.

Not only was Lin Sen extremely active in his defensive attitude, he was also unapologetic in his trash talk, constantly provoking Wade's nerves.

Just as Lin Sen thought, the Heat had almost all the ball in Wade's hands in the third quarter. After Lin Sen desperately blocked his breakthrough, Wade used jump shots again and again to solve the problem, but his jump shot hit

The rate is really limited.

The sound of hammering continued, and even if Pat Riley called a timeout, it could not change Wade's mind.

Although Lin Sen put in more effort on the defensive end, it did not completely change the Magic's offensive rhythm, because in addition to Lin Sen, the Magic also had Turkoglu.

Before Lin Sen came to the Magic, Stan Van Gundy used Turkoglu as the team's organizational core. With Lin Sen's arrival, Turkoglu's organizational tasks became lighter, and Lin Sen worked hard on the defensive end.

After that, Turkoglu took over the organizational tasks of the team again.

Lin Sen almost never took the initiative to attack with the ball, and more often acted as a fortress for the team. As long as Wade didn't pay attention, Lin Sen would shoot without hesitation.

The situation in the entire third quarter was something no one expected before. The Magic, who were trailing by 9 points in the first half, closed the gap to just one point with four minutes left in the third quarter.

At this time, Pat Riley replaced Wade, who had a poor performance in the third quarter, and Stan Van Gundy also immediately replaced Linson.

"I saw Wood's potential to become an excellent defender. He did a great job in the third quarter." Barkley admired Linsen as he walked to the bench.

"He did a good job, but he forgot his own job. Fortunately, there are Turks in Orlando." Kenny Smith said with a shrug.

"The only regret is that Shaq completely became a spectator in the third quarter, and Alonzo had no offensive ability. After winning the O'Brien Cup last season, Miami's old guys completely lost the motivation to move forward.

I feel that at the end of the third quarter, Orlando is likely to turn the tables." Barkley said, looking at the players on both sides of the court.

As Barkley said, last year's bid to win the O'Brien Trophy made the Heat's veterans lose their aggressiveness, but the Orlando Magic's second team still maintains its vitality, which makes the Heat feel very uncomfortable.

At the end of the third quarter, the Magic scored 28:15 in a single quarter, not only filling the 9-point hole but also gaining a 4-point lead.

After the start of the fourth quarter, Kapono, who was selected for the All-Star Three-Point Contest, hit two consecutive three-pointers to help the Heat withstand the Magic's offensive.

Unknowingly, the game reached the middle of the fourth quarter. Stan Van Gundy saw Pat Riley calling Wade up and immediately called Lin Sen up.

"Finally, I waited until the last moment. In the past few minutes, watching Shaq bully the young Dwight and Dennis, who has been away from the league for so many years, I can't bear to scold him. Fortunately, Dwyane and Wood are back." Barkley watched.

Said Wade and Lin Sen, who were waiting for the upload in front of the technical desk.

After a ten-minute rest, Lin Sen recovered a lot of his physical fitness. Lin Sen did not intend to blindly follow the method of the third quarter.

As Howard fouled O'Neal, Linson and Wade were substituted on the court at the same time.

Wade, who had just come on the court, completed a breakthrough under Lin Sen's defense, but unfortunately his final layup missed the frame due to interference from Howard.

As soon as O'Neal grabbed the offensive rebound, Lin Sen poked the ball out of O'Neal's hands, who didn't expect anyone to come up and steal the ball.

"Wood stole a defensive rebound. Shaq definitely didn't expect Wood, a rookie, to be so fast." Barkley said with a smile.

Waving his hand, Wade quickly retreated.

Seeing Lin Sen dribbling the ball past half court, Wade immediately opened his arms.

Although he is the same height as Lin Sen, his wingspan is much longer than Lin Sen. With his arms spread wide, Wade looks like he has a large defensive area.

"Rookie, passing the ball is your best choice!"

As Wade spoke, his hands and body kept exerting pressure on Lin Sen.

"What if I don't pass the ball?"

"Don't pass the ball?" Wade looked at Lin Sen, "Then you can only fail!"

"Yeah?"

Lin Sen asked back, and as soon as he finished speaking, he rushed directly to the right side of Wade's body. (To be continued.)