The opening three-pointer in basketball

As the game continued, Bai Yi's outstanding defense gave other Timberwolves players some motivation.

They defended more aggressively.

Kangli, Guy, and Allen don't have any good opportunities.

The Grizzlies can only rely on the inside to score.

At this time, the Timberwolves' interior defenders are Love and Pekovic.

Love's defense is almost zero.

Of course, the two of them can't stop Kawhi and Randolph.

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

Love and Randolph started dunking wildly.

Ever since, the Grizzlies' scoring stabilized again.

In the following time, the two teams scored almost the same, and the Timberwolves always maintained a two-three-point lead.

At the end of the second quarter, the Timberwolves still led by two points.

During the halftime break, the coaches of both teams were encouraging the players. Relatively speaking, the Grizzlies were more excited.

He clapped his hands and shouted at the top of his lungs, "Guys, we will succeed soon. Bai's three-point shooting condition today is relatively average. In the second half, his physical fitness will decrease, and his shooting percentage will be even worse."

"So go all out, we will definitely succeed and defeat the Timberwolves smoothly."

The players were all very excited. They clenched their fists and expressed their fighting spirit.

After a while, the players from both teams returned to the court.

Guy came to Bai Yi and said, "Bai, can you still shoot three-pointers?"

Bai Yi glanced at Guy and started the three-point shooting: "Let's try it."

The Timberwolves had the ball, and Bai Yi started running. Allen and Gay hurriedly chased Bai Yi.

Although Baiyi's three-point shooting percentage was average in the first half, they did not dare to let it go at will.

Tucker stepped forward and blocked Bai Yi.

Bai Yi caught the ball, took advantage of Tucker's pick-and-roll, easily got rid of the defender, and then raised his hand for a three-pointer.

The basketball was shot out quickly like a refined missile, crossing an arc and flying into the net.

The ball went in.

A very beautiful three-pointer.

Hollins on the sidelines was shocked when he saw Bai Yi shoot a three-pointer. He had a very bad feeling.

The game continued. On the Grizzlies' side, Marciano scored again with a dunk.

It's the Timberwolves' turn to attack.

Bai Yi served Reggie from outside the baseline. He then ran into the court and Reggie returned the ball to Bai Yi.

Neither Allen nor Gay reacted, they were still standing next to the midfield line.

Bai Yi smiled, then raised his hands and pushed the basketball out.

The basketball flew up, drew a long arc, and flew into the net.

The ball went in.

A crazy three-pointer, Bai Yi shot the basketball before it even crossed the three-point line.

The fans at the scene jumped up and down with excitement. They were very excited.

Bai Yi clenched his fists and exhaled.

Hollins hurriedly called a timeout.

I thought that a three-pointer like that in the first half would definitely not be as good in the second half.

But I didn't expect Bai Yi's three-pointer to be so strong.

There seemed to be a different person in the second half, and this three-pointer was too fatal.

Hollins shouted at Gay and Allen, "Defense, fight like men, we must show our tough attitude, we can't be soft."

Guy was a little confused, but Allen, as a veteran, knew exactly what Hollins meant.

He whispered to Guy, "We need to use some special moves."

After a while, the players from both teams returned to the court.

The Grizzlies still have the same old strategy, which is to let Gasgoo or Randolph hit the ball into the basket.

When it was the Timberwolves' turn to attack, Bai Yi still stood outside the baseline to serve. This time, Allen and Gay stayed in front of the baseline.

Baiyi passed the ball to Reggie, who then rushed onto the court. Gay and Allen immediately followed.

Allen then reached out and suddenly pulled Bai Yi's jersey.

Allen has a good reputation in the league, and his defensive moves have been relatively clean in the past.

Now that Hollins has specifically requested it, Allen plans to make some small moves.

He paused for a moment, then realized what he was doing, and he immediately started running.

Guy also stopped for a moment after Bai Yi. He didn't know that Bai Yi stopped because of Allen's little movement.

I thought Bai Yi did this on purpose.

Seeing Bai Yi start up quickly, he immediately distanced himself.

I can't help but feel very helpless.

"His explosive power is so good that we can't catch up with him at all."

Allen was also a little surprised. Bai Yi really showed off his very strong physical fitness.

Such an explosion after an emergency stop is very harmful to the body, but Bai Yi seemed to have no reaction at all.

Bai Yi then ran to the right sideline. There was no defensive player in front of him. Reggie immediately passed the ball over. Bai Yi caught the ball and jumped up.

Just when he was about to shoot the basket, Kang Li rushed over to cover again.

Bai Yi's eyes were firm and he raised his hand three points.

As soon as the basketball flew out, Kang Li pounced on Bai Yi and knocked him down.

"puff!"

The basketball passes through the net.

At the same time, the whistle sounded and Kangli committed a defensive foul.

Extra penalty for nothing, steady hit.

The fans at the scene shouted excitedly, "mvp, mvp, mvp."

The fans' cheers were uniform and loud.

At the beginning of the second half, the Timberwolves' morale improved a lot because of Bai Yi's outstanding performance.

Xiaojia opened his eyes wide and looked at the scoreboard in disbelief.

He discovered that the score difference between the two teams had actually reached eight points.

He remembered that he and Randolph kept slamming dunks, and Pekovic and Love couldn't guard him at all.

What's going on?

Why is it so good that the score difference is getting wider and wider?

He looked at Bai Yi again and had to say that this three-pointer was so accurate that it was scary.

He and Randolph hit 100% at the basket, but they still couldn't compare to Bai Yi's three-pointer.

It's really hurtful.

"puff!"

"puff!"

"puff!"

Bai Yi's three-pointers are like a machine gun with unlimited bullets. They are shot out wildly. A few times they hit the target, but most of them fly into the net.

With fifty seconds left in the third quarter, Bai Yi had already hit ten three-pointers in only the third quarter and scored thirty points by himself. At this time, the Timberwolves were already leading by twelve points.

It was the Grizzlies' turn to attack. Xiaojia winked at Kang Li and asked Kang Li to pass the ball quickly. In this case, they could attack twice.

Kang Li was slapping the ball. Before he had passed the half court, Bai Yi ran over.

Kang Li hurriedly dribbled the ball with her back, and then passed it to Allen on the side.

"Quickly pass it to Xiaojia."

"Crack."

Allen just raised the basketball when Tucker jumped up and swatted the basketball away.

The basketball flew out of the baseline, but the Grizzlies still had the ball.

Allen served and he passed the ball to Kang Li.

Kang Li caught the basketball again, but Bai Yi was still staring at him.

Kang Li felt that it was really difficult for her. He was a little speechless. His scoring ability was obviously average, so why was Bai Yi just staring at him?

He then carefully passed a half-high ball to Xiaojia, who retreated to receive the ball.

"Bang!"

Xiaojia has worked hard, but he is still more suitable for eating cakes.

However, Randolph grabbed the basketball, and Randolph passed it to Gay, who patted the ball to stall for time, and then passed it to Randolph under the basket a moment later.

"Bang!"

Randolph dunked with only ten seconds left.

Tucker served quickly and passed the ball to Reggie. Reggie caught the ball and rushed forward. He was a little nervous and saw Bai Yi run out of the space and passed the ball to Bai Yi, but the pass was too wide.

Seeing the basketball about to fly out of the sideline, Bai Yi intercepted the basketball, then turned around and raised his hand for a three-pointer.