Kenny Anderson did not hesitate and passed the ball to Zhang Hao, then pulled it toward the right sideline.

Jordan stood at the three-point line, without pressing up to defend, and Zhang Hao did not try to wait for a further three-pointer to start dribbling.

Looking at Zhang Hao leaning down and dribbling in front of the ball, even the Bulls fans couldn't help but exclaim.

In this finals, such scenes have hardly appeared.

Jordan's defense was very stable, and he didn't press up and steal, there was no need, and his steps did not move easily.

After two seconds of transportation, it felt like it was coming. Zhang Hao pulled the ball with a cross step and when he bounced up, he paused when he received it. Suddenly, he broke through to the right side!

Jordan moved very quickly, with predictions in place, and moved to Zhang Hao's route in time.

Everyone who saw this scene thought that Zhang Hao's movements were old, but when Zhang Hao moved his body to the front right, he quickly pressed the ball down, and a beautiful body changed direction, stepped out of the left front, and pressed his body at the same time, jamming Jordan, who wanted to move to the right and block back, and received the ball that was pressed down with his left hand and entered the three-point line!

When fighting with Jordan, Zhang Hao raised his right elbow to push Jordan, pressed in smoothly, and broke straight under the basket!

Rodman thought Jordan was blocking Zhang Hao, and they all expanded with Jason Williams to prevent pick-and-roll. Zhang Hao skipped directly from Rodman and jumped in one step inside the free throw line. He grabbed the ball when he jumped, spread his legs in the air when he jumped up, and pulled up the ball with his hand, then stretched forward, leaned forward, and gently dunked the ball into the basket when he fell down!

This scene is not only familiar with Jordan who turns around and chases defense, but also with the fans on the scene!

This is Jordan's commonly used slam dunk before retirement!

Jordan's surprise was not this dunk, but Zhang Hao's breakthrough details just now, exactly the same as him!

Especially the small detail of elbow lifting. When the two of them were pressed together, Zhang Hao raised his arm, but not completely lifted it up, but just could directly jamm the opportunity when the defender wanted to turn around immediately. He lifted it and put it down. Except for the two people who were fighting against each other, it was difficult for others to see unless there was a close-up shot.

Jordan has seen Zhang Hao's learning ability. He taught Zhang Hao a total of two techniques, which were in total for less than an hour and a half. Both techniques have become an important part of Zhang Hao's offensive methods.

These are not special. Jordan didn't find it surprised that the elbow lifting technique and the dunking action were all very simple things, unlike the turnover jump shot and the emergency stop jump shot.

What confused Jordan the most was Zhang Hao's forward direction change movement. Isn't this his breakthrough action?

In an instant, Jordan was a little messy, but when he saw the score of 13 to 21... he quickly focused.

After more than ten years in the NBA, Jordan has never seen any storms. What he is best at is not to figure out something immediately. What he is good at is to focus on, and he will not understand things that he cannot understand for the time being. It is the bottom line to find ways to deal with them.

At this time, scoring is the best way to deal with it.

When the Bulls attacked, I don’t know if it was an accident or something in the last round, Jordan did not go to bet. After Ron Harper advanced to the frontcourt, he led Zhang Hao to cut under the basket.

Zhang Hao's defense against Jordan is naturally inseparable.

In the past 6 games, Zhang Hao has defended Jordan from the ball a lot. This time, Jordan felt it was particularly difficult. It was not an illusion. He found that Zhang Hao was faster than him!

Fortunately, his running successfully disrupted the Lakers' defensive formation, just like Zhang Hao's running in the first half of the quarter disrupted the Bulls' defensive formation, and the Bulls did it easier. The Lakers' lineup defense is completely incomparable to the Bulls' starting lineup.

Pippen made a breakthrough and passed the ball to Elvin Robertson. Elvin Robertson's second pass was closed with constant hand, and Ron Harper made a layup from the bottom line.

There is really nothing I can do about it, I just can't defend it!

Too stable! The ability to seize opportunities is not ordinary strong!

The Lakers relied on Zhang Hao to use the "Soul of Lakers" to maximize the role of "returning to the heart" so that the Lakers can play a role similar to the Bulls, and the Bulls have such ability in real life.

At this time, Zhang Hao didn't think so much. In this lineup, Barkley was not there. Kenny Anderson needed to slowly and stay on the court to be the best restraining point on the outside. The team needed to stably score and compete with the Bulls' overall offense... The main reason is that Jordan was very calm and did not want to break with him as he expected, so he had to score stably...

Zhang Hao’s choice is very simple. His singles and his shooting are the most stable way to score!

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Chapter completed!