The answer to realizing the dream of an NBA super forward

Ben Wallace's fake trick has been passed among his teammates, and now that he sees it on the spot, even the 76ers players feel fake.

This is a silver-like wax gun head, not that people are really bad, it's smart, it's true to provoke other people's emotions, it's impossible for you to really eat T, the meaning is good.

So even if they were close to each other with Heywood, the ambergris was sprayed on their faces, and they didn't really do anything, and they scattered separately.

Big Ben is going to make a free throw.

The first

penalty is no! The second penalty is still no!

The hand is

very hard.

Ragabel's dribble was lost under Billups' tight guard and smashed into his own foot out of bounds.

The defense on both sides has reached a fever pitch.

The Pistons' Billups was still very steady, his possession was not very fast, he paused while dribbling, and took advantage of the opportunity to find a teammate to cover the ball and hit the ground into the hands of Hamilton, who had a chance.

Hamilton almost met Rayong's fingertips to send the ball into the box.

It's amazing, the Mask Man is not ordinary.

Hamilton's father was an endurance player, and he inherited this from his father, who is also known as "Rip" in the NBA.

Hamilton has been athletic since he was a child, and he is a natural long-distance runner.

Mainly due to the fact that his father was a long-distance runner and his mother was a sprinter, his talent came more from his father - not very explosive, but full of endurance.

Don't look at him three years later Kobe Bryant entered the league, and the two are very good friends.

Hamilton's family was very close to Kobe's family when they were in Philadelphia, and the most important thing was that Hamilton often received guidance from Kobe's father during his high school years.

The last opponent Kobe Bryant was willing to face as a teenager was Hamilton, because his father always praised the perpetual motion player in front of him and demanded himself from the other side.

By the time Hamilton made his mark at UConn, Ray Allen had already announced his candidacy in the draft, so he took the plunge quickly.

In that deal involving Jerry Starkerhouse, he traveled from Washington to Detroit and quickly took catch-and-shoot to the limit after a brief period of adaptation.

Weighing only 87 kilograms, he has become a Gemini Saga warrior with the help of Carlisle and his trainers.

This season, the Pistons have won 12 of their previous 17 games, and Hamilton has played a major role in that.

Throughout the month of December, he averaged more than 20 points per game. He handed out a career-high nine assists against the Chicago Bulls, and his relentless running impressed the away fans.

And his performance on the defensive end made a huge impression on Rick Carlisle. Hamilton gradually developed into a well-rounded player.

In the next game against the Washington Wizards, the Pistons won 87-82, and Hamilton scored 22 points against the "old master" and slapped the Wizards management in the face.

As the fixtures entered February 2003, Hamilton was putting in a better form than ever before.

His constant cut-and-go layups in the restricted area, coupled with unrivaled mid-range catch-and-shoot shots, have become a nightmare for teams.

He shot 48 percent from the field throughout February. At the end of the regular season, the Pistons once again had a 50-win record.

Hamilton is the team's leading scorer with 19.7 points per game and his first season with 82 games played. At the same time, his 3.9 rebounds per game are also a career-high.

In the first round against the Eastern Magic, after the team fell behind 1-3, it was he who pulled the team back from the brink of death with a 10-of-16 30-point performance in the crucial fifth game.

In the end, he pulled back three games in a row and sent Maddie back to fishing.

In this series, he averaged 22.6 points per game and also had a 49% effective shooting rate, which is very efficient.

In the second round against the Pacers, he played against Reggie Miller and Al Harrington on the defensive end, and sent Isaiah Thomas back to the living room at home to watch the game.

"This year is still Hamilton's contract year, according to this momentum, there is no long-term contract of more than five years can not get the other party, I estimate that it will take at least six or seven years 65 million will always be given. (

Director Zhang guessed very accurately, the actual amount of Hamilton's next contract is 7 years and 62 million)

Just when Director Zhang was talking, Hamilton once again came out from the bottom line on the right side, pulled up to the top of the arc to receive a return pass from Big Ben, and accurately hit a half-volley.

36-43, with the last two minutes and seven seconds left in the second quarter, the Pistons faintly had a tendency to open up the difference.

Larry Brown didn't mean to call a timeout, but just made two gestures in the direction of the sideline.

The 76ers had Iverson possess the ball across the halfcourt, and not a single pass went straight to the opposing inside.

Big Ben raised his arms high and gave a glance in the direction of Oku, who immediately flashed to the right to give up space, and Iverson rushed past it.

"Boom!"

Big Ben fell to the ground again.

This time it was really not pretending, it was firmly kicked to the crotch by Iverson's outstretched right leg.

He curled up on the ground in pain, rolling as he kept checking the referee's gestures and expressions through his fingers.

When it became clear that it was an offensive foul, he jumped up and clutched his crotch and high-fived Oku.

"Okay, buddy, if you don't let it, it's going to be a blocking foul, I'm standing, I'm standing, I'm sure Aaron is going to go from this side.

He proudly boasted that his voice was loud, that is, for the 76ers.

Coach Zhang: This is not easy to do, this attack is actually quite critical, this node is seven points behind, if the attack does not score or makes a mistake, if the opponent attacks, the pressure will all come to the side of the away team.

After all, it would be too difficult to enter the second half with a 10-point difference in this field and then try to turn it over.

If you want to speed up, people won't give you a chance at all, the ball grinds the position, and there is a master of control like Billups in command, it is really not easy.

After a few rounds of attacking and defending each other, Hamilton shook off Ragabel in front of him again in an offensive and defensive transition, and took the S-line to get Billups' shot to the ground for a basket.

43-51, at halftime, the Pistons actually scored 50 points, which is a bit interesting.

Iverson of the 76ers also scored 16 points in the half, but he was not very efficient, hitting six of 15 shots and making the rest of the free throws.

The Pistons played very efficiently in the second quarter, thanks to the team's increased number of open cut layups under the tandem of Billups.

Hamilton alone made four air cuts in the second quarter, scoring points on the opponent's inside.

It is worth mentioning that Oku, who came off the bench on the inside line, made 4 of 5, scored 9 points and also scored 6 rebounds, played very aggressively, and was very aggressive in blocking and pick-and-roll, which is a hidden means for the home team, and see how Larry Brown cracked it in the second half.

I don't know who lined this up, Mourning, Gorilla and Isaiah Thomas didn't even get in, and even Kidd's defense wasn't bad