Pokémon: Dark Wisdom

On the Spurs' side, Robinson went down, and Stephen Jackson came up.

The 76ers on the opposite side immediately took the initiative to draw a tactical foul and also took Derrick Coleman, and Haywood went down to rest.

Both sides have taken the initiative to lower the height of the field, which is to speed up.

Coach Zhang: The soldiers on both sides of this battle are not conservative, unlike the Lakers who played the Pacers and the Lakers who played the Nets before, the lineup changes in the finals are still very flexible.

Xu Jicheng: Robinson's age is there after all, you can let him once or twice, and every time he has to pull out to chase the opponent's Raga Bell and Rayong, he is tired, Stephen Jackson is young, and the defense is also fierce, and it is also a good choice for him to pounce.

Coleman was very active and was whistled for a defensive foul as he went around the front.

His hand was almost in Duncan's nostrils, well, very positive.

Coach Bol was very satisfied with his round-the-clock experience.

"Push Tim out, push Tim out, and go up to another person."

One person naturally can't carry Duncan, and he must have one or two 76ers players standing next to him at any time waiting to pounce, just like the Spurs defending Iverson's breakthrough, a defensive line is naturally not enough.

The Spurs were still looking for Duncan, and Jackson and Parker were interspersed back and forth around the baseline to take the defender away.

It's Coleman alone to defend the other side again.

"Don't be afraid, go up one step further, don't be afraid of fouls, be fierce!"

Bol almost guessed the line, and the referee on the side squinted at the other party, and gently plucked the whistle in his mouth, "Attention, I'm going to blow it like this again." "

You can shout from the sidelines, but don't fuck in, rub it, don't go in!

That's the referee's bottom line.

Duncan completed the turn under the strong physical confrontation of the opponent and framed his face.

Is it a direct dry pull after one click, or a hook after two clicks?

Neither!

Duncan just made a shot and threw it into Ginobili on the right.

He was a smart player and caught a glimpse of Rayong's tendency to move in his direction and threw the ball straight to the side of his defence.

Rayong was in the middle at the moment, quite embarrassed, and could only yell loudly.

I don't know if this voice had an effect, Ginobili's close-range shot was deflected.

"Derek, take it down!"

Derrick Coleman desperately held the rebound in his arms and threw it into Rayong's hands.

"Quick, go down, go down!"

Rayong waved his arms as he ran forward.

Iverson had reached for the ball, and it was in Van Horn's hand on the other side.

The Spurs' retreat was very fast, and Van Horn had no way to turn around directly, so he could only rely on two hits and then give Iverson to his pocket.

Iverson took advantage of the opponent's cover to complete the half-volley shot.

"This fit is really..."

"Smack!!"

Before he finished speaking, a large hand had already pressed it.

Iverson, who lost his balance, fell heavily to the ground, and all the centaurs on both sides were stunned for a moment, did not hear the whistle, and grabbed again.

First Van Horn fell to the ground, then Jackson, then Ginobili.

In the fierce scramble for floor ball, Van Horn's jersey was torn, and although Ginobili was still reaching out to pull it, Van Horn curled up and held the rebound in his arms and didn't let go.

The referee's whistle sounded.

Scrum.

Since both hands were pressed on the ball, it was impossible to determine who had controlled the ball in the first place, and it was a fair decision to decide that the scrum was a fair decision.

Van Horn got up and took a new shirt that the bench handed to the staff and put it on.

Van Horn and Ginobili's scramble, this is clearly still the 76ers' ball possession.

The referee's ball is thrown and Van Horn jumps.

Hey, why doesn't the little guy on the other side jump?

Van Horn in the air was still amazed, Ginobili came first and had already cleared the ball away.

Grass, Lao Tzu let you jump first, anyway, the ball is still in the process of rising, either you are blown to jump early, or you can't wait for the point of falling, Lao Tzu will pick the fruit behind you.

After winning the ball, Ginobili strode away, walked quickly to the basket, reached out and pushed the ball in front of Duncan, and then pulled back to complete a sideways shot to score.

Not only was the opponent deceived, but even his teammates misguessed his intentions and felt that he was going to take advantage of the jump to share the basket.

Director Zhang: It's a thief, so if you let him play for another three or two years, it may really bring a lot of trouble to Kobe.

Xu Jicheng: I'm the same as you at this point, Ginobili is staying in the Spurs team, there is this system to tie him up, if you throw him into a younger or rebuilt team, with his skills to average 278 points per game, it's like playing, you see when he breaks through and kicks up on the ground, how many people can beat their chests and will definitely be able to catch up?

Even if you catch up, what can you do? Who would dare to pat his chest and say that he would be able to predict his next direction?

Director Zhang: Yes, this player's speed is different from others, his speed is not only the absolute speed, but also the moment when changing direction, you can't catch his point.

On the 76ers' side, Iverson tried a three-point shot from the outside and missed.

The rebound was dialed out by Coleman, and Rayong took the ball and took a step forward before passing to Coleman who was on the basket.

Coleman crouched twice and then went up to the basket and was blocked by Duncan.

But it doesn't matter, grab it yourself and make it up again.

Now there is!

One offense also brushed a frontcourt rebound, which was worth it.

The Spurs quickly served the baseline ball, and Ginobili hit the ground to find Parker, who had already run to the basket.

Parker also wanted to throw a small shot, but was hit by Rayong's bloody cap!

Rayong let go of this point of Ginobili, which he was defending, and went in the direction of Parker, which was very bold.

If Parker passes the ball again, it's an open layup.

Fortunately, the ball is still in the hands of the Spurs, and then the sideline ball is served.

Duncan pulls to the top of the arc to receive the ball.

Leaning on Coleman, he hooked his hand and didn't.

Jackson and Coleman jumped almost at the same time, and the basketball went out of bounds.

Or the Spurs' ball.

Damn, it ended up hitting Coleman's calf out of bounds.

The Spurs' luck with this wave of offense is really fucking good.

The ball came out, and this time it was Parker who caught the ball and shot a three-pointer with a double screen.

The opportunity came out, but it didn't go in!

I didn't score this goal!

The 76ers can be regarded as picking up a rebound, this ball collapsed relatively far, and the Spurs players were not easy to grab, so they were directly picked up by Raga Bell.

Parker was also a little annoyed, clapping his palms and jumping to his feet as he turned around.

Didn't throw such a big vacancy in?

Wow grass, I can't find a hole here.