Pokémon: Dark Wisdom

Rayong "inadvertently" touched the other party's shoulder as he passed by, "Hey rookie, this is not your home field." "

“This is not your house!!"

(Hahaha, do you remember the words that Wade rushed to the technical table after completing the lore and yelled, salute, must salute)

Wade was stunned for a moment, and immediately followed, "Dude, you're crazy." "

Madness is also about strength, you show your performance first! I haven't played against you yet, but I have played against Kobe Bryant and Manu!" The

answer is that the offensive desire in this section is not strong, he seems to be staying to play the back-to-back in the back, or maybe the water in his knee makes him have some scruples, in short, he handed the ball to Rayong's hands just after half time.

Yu Jia: Iverson wasn't very excited tonight, and his desire to attack wasn't very strong.

Director Zhang: Hey, this is the Heat, not the Spurs, and not the Lakers!

Okay, it doesn't hurt much, it's very insulting.

Rayong asked Raja Bell to come up to block the demolition, and he wanted to name Wade by name.

Wade didn't hide, and took the initiative to squeeze through the wall to meet him.

It's coming, it's coming, Rayong is facing this year's Flash.

After consecutive crotch dribbles, Rayong quickly turned sideways on the right side, and after two consecutive tops, he suddenly put on a stance to attack the left, forcing Wade to return to the left side and raise his arms, and then he connected to a reverse crotch pull, and directly completed a long two-point shot that stepped on the three-point line.

"Huh!"

"Rookie, if you want to survive in the alliance, you have to have a basket, your steps are not fast, and you are not bad, you come and try to beat me.

After the goal, Rayong didn't forget to babble in front of the opponent.

Wade didn't answer, just reached out to Alston for the ball, but Alston was lucky, how could he see his outstretch?

Alston would take the next step with each jump, and at the same time take another rise and fall of his body, as if he were performing.

After making a fake block with Haslem, he directly erased Spinner's defense and completed a drifting sideways shot into the frame.

This set is really smooth.

“Skip to my lou!!"

(Note: Jumping Soul)

Director Zhang and Yu Jia almost blurted out at the same time.

Alstom's famous stunt in Rock Park back then, and the shoes of And 1 in those years were mainly driven by a few of them, and the limelight once overshadowed the hook and Adi (the author had a red and white And 1 generation series when I was a student)

"This ball really can't be prevented, there is no way." Coach

Bol reached out and called a timeout.

37-44, with four minutes and thirty seconds left in the second quarter, the 76ers temporarily led by seven points at home.

Don't look at the back and forth on the court, it seems to be quite lively, but the 76ers barely sweated and couldn't lift their heads against the Heat.

In the final analysis, the Heat's ball possession is too scattered, with a hammer in the east and a stick in the west, the 76ers can react as long as they get stuck at a certain point.

Spinner, who had just played a few rounds, was replaced, and Van Horn was back on the pitch.

Heywood had plenty of rest tonight.

Van Horn came on and immediately ate the opponent's Haslem on the line.

Haslem is not afraid of Coleman's size and strength, but he is afraid of Van Horne's footwork and basket.

Van Horn was three centimeters shorter in certain periods, and was a good striker who could play inside and out, and also dominate the ball, and he could act as the team's offensive endpoint and create opportunities for his teammates at the top of the arc to be the starting point of the team's attack.

The Heat really can't do anything about him.

Stan Van Gundy, who was on the other side, didn't dare to be careless and immediately called a timeout.

Haslem went down and Brian Grant was back on the pitch.

Brian Grant is a player that many young friends are not familiar with, so let's compare a few names.

This guy was drafted by the Sacramento Kings with the eighth pick in the first round in '94.

That was the year when Glenn Robinson won the first prize, and the next big man was Juwan Howard, who was selected by the Washington Bullets with the fifth pick (the league's first Mr. 100 million),

and then this buddy, so this guy was still very popular that year, ranking third among big men (of course, if you also classify Don Yell Marshall as a big man, then he is fourth).

Coach Zhang: Grant is a player, his characteristics are that he is not as fast as me, and he is not as tall as me, he is a player who can be three or four, and his skills are more comprehensive, and he can send an average of 13 points and 7.5 rebounds per game in the new offseason.

Especially on the defensive end, he is very focused, which is why the Heat fancy him.

The Heat have a great deal of a habit of hoarding defensive forwards, and that's their tradition.

is also good at tapping the potential of these front-line players (also special fee players, if you don't resist, you really can't stand it)

Continue to talk about the game, the Heat block high, Wade goes down, Jones lifts up, and the ball hits the ground into the hands of Grant on the inside.

In the face of Coleman's defense, Grant shook his long hair, took the initiative to lean in, and completed a low-handed pick.

This ball Coleman is not good at exerting force, and Grant is very thief, leaning directly on the opponent's body, not giving the opponent a chance to exert force at all.

That's smart.

Coleman was forced to eat one by the other party, and naturally he couldn't hang up his face, so he came to the opponent's hinterland, pouted his ass to get the ball, and directly learned the opponent's appearance and leaned on the opponent to want a low-handed pick.

But as soon as the two made physical contact, Grant jumped back several steps as if he had been stepped on by someone, clutching his chest and squatting down in pain.

The whistle blew!

!The offense was fouled!!

This... Nima....

Coleman was about to cry, this is also called confrontation?

I was in direct contact with my big arm at this time, referee, did you see it clearly, acting, all fucking acting.

Wade once again squared off with Raja Bell from beyond the three-point line.

"Raja, be careful not to stick too tightly, beware of his misleading!" Rayong

did not forget to remind his teammates loudly.

Wade on this side had already begun to change direction, first making a wrist twist while he was one step away from the opponent, and then taking a drag step to the right, his back foot lowering his center of gravity and striking an attacking stance.

Bell was in a trance, it was difficult to make a decision in such a short period of time, and a defensive master like Rao Bell was also blurred.

Wade saw the timing and took another step, but this time Bell judged the right direction and followed in time!

"Not good!"

Rayong shouted and immediately rushed in Wade's direction.

It turned out that Wade caught a glimpse of Bale also following and completed a powerful outside blast, which led Bale's center of gravity over, and at the same time completed the turn with the opponent's body as the axis, raised his right arm high, and the ball came out of his hand.

It's really a visual feast, even in the away game, it is still recognized by the fans.

The Philadelphia bench had begun to cover their eyes, but just half a second later, there was a loud roar from the home field.

Rayong stabbed out from the diagonal and grabbed the ball directly in the air!

“U got me??"

After landing on the ground, Rayong stretched out two fingers of his right hand and arrogantly came to Wade's direction with an atypical greeting! Wade's

mouth also opened into an O-shape, and he didn't

understand how the opponent predicted that he would shoot in that position.

Is this guy really a genius?

a movie worth watching twice, I watched it again at home when it rained yesterday, "Weakness", recommended to friends, adapted from real people and real events, very touching