NBA: Strongest In The History Of Holding A Large Ball

Chang Tiancheng quickly dribbled the ball to the Nuggets' half, and he also knew in his heart that in this situation, it was not easy to win the game, not only could not make any mistakes on his side, but also needed the cooperation of the opponent.

Seeing the game time passing by second by second, Chang Tiancheng had no time to call for blocking and then go to cooperate with his teammates, only to see him quickly perform two crotch dribbles, and in the face of Murray's defense, he directly pulled up a strong shot with three points.

Marksman, triggered.

With the blessing of system skills, Chang Tiancheng scored the goal steadily, and the difference between the two teams also came to 5 points.

The Nuggets also know what the Spurs want to do, as long as they serve, they will definitely be stopped by the Spurs with tactical fouls, so except for Jokic, who is responsible for serving on the baseline, the other four people began to spread out on the court, in order to prevent the Spurs from causing tactical fouls too easily.

Affected by the running position of the Nuggets' players, the Spurs' original four-man formation standing near the baseline to block Jokic's pass was also forced to disperse, and the space on the basketball court suddenly became a fight.

Jokic held the ball high with both hands, repeatedly observing the situation on the court and the movement of his teammates.

As the tallest man on the Spurs, Wembanyama is naturally responsible for standing in front of Jokic and disrupting his passing vision.

But at this time, he felt a trace of panic in his heart. It was as if there was absolutely nothing he could do to stop Jokic from passing the ball.

Jokic's eyes were full of confidence throughout, and Wembanyama standing in front of him seemed to be nothing, he had already engraved his team-mate's running route in his mind, and whenever the opportunity arose, he could ensure that the ball was delivered to his teammates with a flick of his wrist.

The Spurs, of course, understand this, so the quartet except Wembanyama stuck to the object they were trying to defend and didn't let them run easily.

In the end, Gordon, who had just made one of two free throws, got rid of Drummond with his speed advantage and got a space to receive passes.

Seeing this, Jokic immediately passed the ball over.

Several other members of the Spurs immediately surrounded Gordon, all trying to complete a tactical foul on him as soon as possible.

Gordon also knew very well that he knew that the Spurs would definitely run in his direction, and long before receiving the ball, he used his peripheral vision to observe the eyes handed over by Murray on the other side of the court, which was a look that made him throw the ball to the front court after receiving it.

Gordon jumped straight to his feet and threw the ball hard towards the Spurs' frontcourt.

Murray went down the fast-break at full speed, and in his heart, his fast-break layup could already put the game in the coffin.

But at this moment, a pair of ghostly hands suddenly appeared between Gordon and Murray, and with a volley, the pass was directly blocked.

After Chang Tiancheng intercepted the pass, without the slightest hesitation, he immediately made a one-handed high-speed pass, and stuffed the ball straight to Wembanyama, who was still standing under the Nuggets basket.

Wembanyama was stunned at first after receiving the ball, and then immediately reacted, stretched out his hand directly, and put the basketball into the Nuggets' basket.

The two teams were separated by just three points, with less than ten seconds left in the game.

Now it's the Nuggets' turn to serve again, and they still choose to let Jokic serve, while the other guys are still scattered this time, but they have learned the lesson just now, and they haven't been too far away, in case they are directly intercepted like just now.

Jokic was a little hesitant this time, because the other four members of the Nuggets didn't create much space at this time, and rash passes were easily blocked by the opponent.

Seeing that service time was coming to an end and none of his teammates could come out to catch the ball, Jokic made a very bold decision.

He smashed the ball directly on Wembanyama's body and then grabbed the ball into his arms, intending to stall for time in this way.

But Wembanyama also reacted quickly, seeing that Jokic had already controlled the ball, Wembanyama directly pushed Jokic hard.

The force of this blow was so great that Jokic didn't even have time to stand on his feet before he fell to the ground.

The Nuggets fans at home instantly erupted in loud boos and curses, and the other four players of the Nuggets team immediately rushed up to surround Jokic and beg for an explanation.

Gordon, who was the leader, was very emotional, he walked directly in front of Wembanyama, and also stretched out his hands and pushed Wembanyama, causing Wembanyama to stagger back two steps.

The Spurs players hurriedly walked over to pull the two apart, and Jokic staggered up from the floor, wondering when he had suffered such a loss. I saw him directly detour to the side of the two gangs, and an accelerated sprint, once again knocking Wembanyama directly to the ground.

And the referee's whistle sounded at this time.

After repeated weighing and judgment by the judges, it was finally decided that Jokic and Wembanyama were both ejected from the game.

This penalty immediately caused great dissatisfaction among the Nuggets fans at the scene, in their opinion, it was Wembanyama who took the lead in pushing people, and this move was very big, which could push the unsuspecting Jokic directly to the ground.

And Jokic just countered appropriately, and it stands to reason that eating a T is about the same, and there is no need to expel him from the game.

The emotions of the fans did not slowly calm down until the referee announced the resumption of the game and the Nuggets served.

After all, it is the last few seconds of the game, although their team has the advantage of the score, but the difference is not very large, once their own players do not score free throws, the outcome is not easy to say.

However, at this time, Coach Malone made a very shocking decision, in the last minute of the game, he did not send a good shooter to prepare free throws, but sent the most unstable free throw Jordan Jr. to replace Jokic's position.

Not to mention the fans at the scene, together with Popovich as the head coach, they all felt that Coach Malone's decision-making was definitely a huge mistake.

The Spurs naturally fouled Jordan Jr., and Jordan Jr. also made two free throws that were very face-saving.

The Nuggets fans at the scene erupted in a wail, and they couldn't understand why they had to throw away this win?

The Spurs had one last chance to attack, and they had no choice but to play three-pointers, otherwise it would be useless even if they completed the offense.