legendary point guard

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Igauskas stood in front of Linsen like a huge wall. For Linsen, the top priority was to get the ball passed to him by Arroyo and not let the pass turn into a mistake.

Carlos Arroyo also didn't expect Igauskas's defense to be so timely. At this moment, he couldn't help but regret passing the ball.

"What should Wood do to make up for the defense in time? Push the ball into the basket through Igauskas? Or just a little bit?" Hoffman said, looking at Lin Sen who stretched his arms as straight as possible in the air.

"Perhaps a gentle touch is a better choice," Bill Walton said.

Lin Sen's mind was spinning rapidly, his right hand was getting closer and closer to the ball falling in the air, and his body was getting closer and closer to Igauskas.

In order to open up the defensive space, Dwight Howard, who ran 45 degrees to the left in the middle distance, reappeared in Linsen's field of vision at this critical moment.

Lin Sen immediately knew what he should do.

"Dwight!" Linsen yelled, and just before his body collided with Igauskas, his right hand touched the ball passed to him by Arroyo.

At this moment, Lin Sen could choose to point the ball toward the basket, but Lin Sen chose a better method, which was to pass the ball.

Cleveland fans were looking forward to the moment when Igauskas blocked Linsen's alley-oop, but when Igauskas in front of Linsen heard Linsen's voice, he immediately realized that the Howard he was ignoring was.

A big trouble, but at the moment he can only look forward to his teammates.

Lin Sen's right hand reached under the ball, held the ball up with his wrist, turned his fingers, and flicked it.

"Oh. Wood chose to pass the ball. He moved the ball to the other side of the basket. Dwight's chance!" Bill Walton couldn't help shouting.

On the other side of the basket, Dwight Howard rushed in from a 45-degree angle and jumped with all his strength. Lin Sen's ball just flew towards Howard.

Bang!

Howard was like a magic weapon descending from heaven, his whole body hanging on the basket.

"Wood's air supply aircraft, Igauskas's active defense resulted in a wonderful cooperation, look, Carlos' pass, Wood's take-off and the ball to Dwight's two-handed alley-oop dunk, this is a

Beautiful aerial action. There is no doubt that this goal will be among the top ten goals of the day!" Hoffman watched the replay on the big screen in admiration.

"Yes! yes! Well done!" A few Orlando fans at the scene shouted excitedly.

The Cavaliers fans at Quicken Loans Center also paused for a while before booing. Although they booed, they still appreciated the Magic's goal from the bottom of their hearts.

"With this goal, Dwight's halftime score has reached 14 points. This is also Wood's 9th assist in the first half. There is still 22 seconds left before the end of the first half. Cleveland is 4 points behind Orlando.

, let's see how Cleveland executes its last attack in the first half." Hoffman said, looking at James who took Gooden's serve directly at the baseline.

There were 22 seconds left before the end of the half. James dribbled the ball through the half and did not rush to attack. Instead, he stayed on the center line and waited.

When there were 10 seconds left before the end of the half, James pushed forward again. And Azubuike, who was responsible for defending James, also pulled out from the three-point line.

At this moment, the Orlando Magic's defensive formation has changed to a position similar to a 2-3 zone defense, with Lin Sen standing on the right side of the top of the arc and Azubuike standing on the left side of the top of the arc.

James looked at Lin Sen and Azubuike as the time entered eight seconds.

Like a heavy armored vehicle, James slapped the ball and his whole body accelerated.

Lin Sen immediately shrank the defense line. And Azubuike also began to shrink.

"Wood and Kelana's closing!" shouted Hoffman.

Bang!

James clamped the ball around his waist with his right hand and kicked hard on the three-point line with his left foot.

The 120-kilogram James directly hit the door where Lin Sen and Azubuike were closing the door. Seeing that the door failed to close, Lin Sen half-turned around.

If James starts kicking the ground from such a distance, he can only take one step inside the free throw line.

Moreover, James kicked off with his left foot first, which meant that James had to kick off with his right foot. Of course, James might also choose to pass the ball, but Lin Sen decided to turn around and follow James.

However, something unexpected happened to Lin Sen. James' right hand pushed the ball from behind to his left hand, and at the same time, his right foot stepped heavily on the free throw line.

Lin Sen stopped and prepared to wait for James to take off before jumping to interfere. However, James did not jump with his right foot and instead stepped out with his left foot again. This change put Lin Sen out of reach.

By the time Lin Sen reacted, James was already jumping to the ground half a step outside the reasonable collision zone.

Howard's defense was quite timely, and James didn't panic when faced with Howard's defense.

The ball passes to the right hand, and the left arm blocks Howard's block.

Bang!

James slammed the ball into the basket with his right hand.

Roar!

The entire Quicken Loans Center in Cleveland was thrown into a frenzy.

"Is this a goal?" Linsen immediately turned around and asked the bald Crawford on the baseline.

However, the bald referee Crawford did not say anything, but made an effective two-point goal gesture.

"Hey, this is a walk!" Lin Sen walked up, but then Lin Sen also immediately remembered that the four-step basket is James' strength? Last year, didn't James play in Game 7 of the first round against the Washington Wizards?

Did he walk to kill the Wizards at the last moment of the game?

Moreover, James had long been known for his crab walk. Thinking of this, Lin Sen immediately realized that his complaints could only be in vain.

Smiling at Crawford, Lin Sen turned and left.

beep!

A whistle sounded behind Lin Sen.

"Wow, what's going on? Joe gave Wood a technical foul." Bill Walton said looking at the bald referee Joe Crawford who made Linson's technical foul gesture.

"Did Wood just do something? He seemed to be complaining to Joe about something. If I guessed correctly, he must have been complaining about LeBron's dunk just now, a super long-distance dunk." Hoffman looked at the big screen to try to find the reason.

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"Wood is too young. This is the second time he has played against LeBron. He obviously doesn't understand the reason. Didn't LeBron use such a move last time?" Bill Walton said.

Lin Sen was also stunned. There were still 0.5 seconds left before the end of the first half. He was called for a technical foul without knowing it. Lin Sen had a good temper, but that was only the case in most cases.

"Technical foul?" Lin Sen turned around and asked Crawford, while Howard hugged Lin Sen and pulled Lin Sen away.

"Wood, do you want to get another technical foul? Calm down. Countless women across the United States are looking at you. You can't lose your charming grace."

"I just don't understand, I didn't do anything." Lin Sen said angrily.

Howard placed Lin Sen outside the three-point line and released his hands: "Maybe it's because of your smile just now. Don't you know that Joe Crawford has a nickname called 'Smile Killer?'"

Stan Van Gundy, who had been sitting calmly off the court, stood up, but when he was about to explode at Crawford, he changed his direction: "Wood, calm down, it's just a technical foul."

Shh!

The Cavaliers fans at Quicken Loans Center booed with joy. Obviously they were very satisfied with the result. Of course, it would be best if the rookie could get a second technical foul.

Lin Sen also calmed down and had no choice but to accept the reality that he had received his second technical foul in his rookie season.

"Oh, I found the reason. It should be Wood's last smile. Qian Man's complaint was nothing, but his smile before turning around earned him this technical foul. Although his smile was charming, Joe definitely didn't like it.

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Bill Walton looked at Hoffman: "I can imagine how many women are scolding Joe's penalty at this moment."

"Tim isn't alone anymore," Hoffman joked.

Reporters as far away as the AT&T Center in San Antonio also immediately received the news from Crawford's colleagues. Lin Sen was called a technical foul by Crawford for laughing.

Lin Sen looked at James, who walked to the free throw line with a calm face.

"Si Bu Lang!" Lin Sen secretly spat.

Standing on the free throw line, James firmly sent Lin Sen's technical foul free throw into the basket, and the whistle sounded to end the first half of the game just after Howard's ball was released.

At the last moment of the first half, the Cavaliers relied on James' four-step dunk and Lin Sen's free throw to chase three points.

"Wood, you should get used to it. This is his unique offense." Howard said with a smile.

"I just forgot about his trick for a moment, otherwise I definitely wouldn't have appealed. Damn it, I still have to pay $1,000." Lin Sen looked depressed.

"1,000 US dollars? Do you feel bad?" Howard looked at Lin Sen in disbelief.

"Of course! That's 1,000 US dollars. I would rather donate it to needy children in Africa. What's more, this is money I shouldn't pay, f...uck!"

Hearing Linson's complaint, Howard held his stomach and laughed, and the first half of the game between the Spurs and the Nuggets in San Antonio also ended at this moment.

"Hey, Tim, wait a minute!" "Yahoo Sports" reporter Marco ran towards Tim Duncan who was walking towards the players' tunnel.

"Tim, do you know someone who did the same thing as you?"

Duncan looked at Marco curiously, with his trademark silly expression.

"Magic's Wood Lin was called for a technical foul because of his smile..."

"Joe Crawford?"

When Marco was about to say yes, Tim Duncan's expression became even stupider and dumber: "Man, tell Wood to make him laugh again and I can pay him a fine."

"Uh!" Marco was stunned, and Duncan quickly walked towards Ginobili.

"Hey, Manu, I'm not alone anymore..." (To be continued.)

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