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Chapter 66: I've Done Everything That Needs To Be Done, Let's See The Destiny

May 13, 2001 US time.

Canada, Toronto, Canada Airline Center Stadium.

The 76ers play the Raptors away in the playoffs, starting tonight!

The home fans didn't buy tickets or watch the game because of the Raptors' loss.

The 19,800 seats in the arena are almost full.

"Tonight, all the fans at the Canadian Route Center Stadium are looking forward to this crucial game. Will the 76ers win all the way to get tickets to the Eastern Conference finals? Or will the Raptors fight back and create a miracle of comeback?"

"The game is about to start, and the 76ers' starting lineup has not changed."

"Strange? There is no Alvin Williams on the Raptors' starting roster, but Jerome Williams, who was traded to the Raptors this season!"

Jerome Williams, in Alan's previous life, was dubbed a "trash dog" by Pistons star Rick Mahone.

This title is not because he played garbage, but because he was very hardworking and highly motivated when he was with the Pistons!

And before that, Jerome Williams has had two seasons of playoff experience in the Pistons.

beep~!

The opening whistle blew and the game began.

Both sides jump ball in the middle circle.

The 76ers center Mutombo took the lead and put the basketball into the hands of his teammates. Iverson immediately accelerated after receiving the ball, trying to catch the Raptors by surprise.

As a striker, Jerome Williams really lived up to the coach's expectations. Regardless of the dislocation, he directly blocked in front of Iverson, locking Iverson's offense and preventing this fast break.

Iverson quickly slowed down, looking for teammates and executing tactical coordination.

Alan throws corners around the baseline.

Iverson threw the ball to Alan, who caught the ball and made an open 3-pointer.

brush!

First shot of the game!

.....

The 76ers offensive is fierce, not weaker than the previous games!

The Raptors do not have Williams' crooked ways, their strength is still good, and they fully demonstrate their toughness as the fifth in the East.

12 minutes is fast.

"Looks like Lanny Wilkens made a good decision! Jerome Williams came on and it worked out well!"

"The first quarter of the game is almost over, and the score has not been pulled too far!"

Before the game, he was very surprised to explain, and he couldn't stop praising Raptors coach Wilkens.

The first quarter is over.

The score is 36 to 31!

Intersessional rest time.

Raptors bench.

Raptors head coach Lanny Wilkens was thrilled.

It was the Raptors' narrowest start by points since the 76ers.

"Very good, Jerome is good!"

"Curry, you should rest first. Carter felt good in the first quarter, and should be able to continue in the second quarter."

"Carter's second quarter, this game is likely to be the last game, you can play whatever you want!"

......

After arranging the tactics, Wilkens looked at Alvin Williams who was sitting here on the sidelines, and looked at Jerome Williams again, regretting it.

If I had known such a performance, I would have put Jerome on the court earlier!

76ers bench.

Head coach Larry Brown looked at Alan and said:

"What's wrong? Is there something wrong?"

"The number of shots has decreased so much."

In the first quarter, Alan only took seven shots in total, three two-point shots, four three-point shots, and most of the time he made assists and rebounds.

Both assists and rebounds are in double figures, nine and seven, respectively.

In fact, there are a lot of seven shots in a quarter. In a quarter, the first team only made more than 20 shots, and Alan accounted for nearly one-third.

But compared to Alan in the previous rounds, it is indeed a little less.

Alan touched his nose and said embarrassedly:

"Brush the data."

Brush data?

Obviously able to win the game quickly, but to be a brush.

The head coach glanced at the statistics of the assistant coaches and said helplessly:

"Okay, it's up to you, as long as it's not uncomfortable."

"Just don't take it lightly."

......

Intersessional break is over.

The second quarter begins.

Carter completely let go after getting permission from the head coach.

In the face of the 76ers' George Lynch, various breakthroughs and dunks.

Alan, opposite Jerome Williams, watched Carter act like he was in a play.

Ren Carter hit the basket countless times and scored, and that was also two points.

The difference between the two sides also widened.

Pull back!

That's because after a few rounds back in the second quarter, Alan recorded more than ten assists and rebounds, so he began to arm his hands and shoot three-pointers.

The difference between three points and two points is clear at a glance!

......

The timer counts down after the rebound.

beep~!

At the end of the first half, the score was temporarily fixed at 76 to 55!

The Raptors made a total of 26 shots in the second quarter, and most of them were Carter, up to 17 times.

Carter scored 20 points in a single quarter!

And Alan's momentum was even stronger, scoring 9 of 9 three-pointers and scoring 31 points!

All players return to the locker room.

At the player tunnel entrance, Raptors coach Wilkens looked back at the score on the scorer and was very uncomfortable.

Have played three games, Wilkens has nothing to do.

All tactics are trial and error until there is no precedent for defeating Alan.