At the beginning of the second quarter, the two sides entered the lineup rotation. Although most of the bench bandits who were proud of during the trading period, the Kings were most proud of leaving, no longer as sharp as the previous two seasons, under the leadership of Bobby Jackson, they repeatedly played the supersonic inside line, and a 124 climax broke the even-match that the main players worked hard to maintain. After a brief outbreak, Robert v Swift completely exposed his unusable nature. James' rough inside skills could not bring greater help to the team. Fortunately, Allen Yang took a timely move and made two consecutive three-pointers to stabilize the situation on the court. When the game reached the third minute, the frightened Mike Milan saw the main players' rapid breathing slowly calmed down, and couldn't wait to make a substitution gesture. At this time, the score on the court was 48:41.

The first attack after the main players reappeared was the Kings' ball rights. After a short three-minute break, Stojakovic's physical strength was restored and he also cooled down his pretty chalk feeling. He received Weber's pass from the three-point line and shot an empty shot. Chamberlain grabbed the rebound and threw it into the hands of Ray Allen who reacted in time. The latter pulled Christie who retreated quickly and passed Lewis to recover two points for the team. Then in the next attack, Bibby and Christie made a rare cooperation mistake. Ridno on the side made a steal, and one dragon added two more to the team.

Using these two balls as the dividing point, in the next two minutes, the Kings fell into a scoring drought. Infected by Stojakovic, the other players of the Kings also became cold in their hands. Bibby made a iron, Webb made a iron, Christie made a iron, and Brad made a tip-in. The Supersonics took advantage of the opportunity to chase the points, and a wave of 110 not only filled the pit dug by the substitute, but also allowed the team to take the lead for the first time in this game. Alderman called a timeout helplessly, and replaced Christie with his hands. Bobby Jackson, who felt the heat.

Bobby Jackson did not disappoint Alderman's expectations, and caught Bibby's pass in the offense, ignoring Lewis's in-place blocking and making a jump shot from the three-point line that was harassed.

Once a team like the Kings scores, it becomes very difficult to stop them. The Supersonics are not based on defense to establish a foothold on the NBA. The next game between the two sides is like a replica of the first quarter, returning to a tug-of-war state.

Reedno advanced quickly with the ball, and reached the three-point line and got Lewis' disassembly and cut into the inside. Chamberlain's excellent organizational ability allowed the Supersonics' ball to be controlled more and more. His hooks that were difficult to defend, plus the two mobile turrets on the outside, Lewis and Ray Allen, allowed the Supersonics' offensive firepower points to cover all the space within the entire three-point line.

After Reedno arrived at the inside, he changed direction and shook Webber's position and passed the ball straight to Chamberlain, who was in a deep position. Brand's defense was very timely, Chamberlain got the ball and turned around, and he blocked the front. At this time, Chamberlain was less than one step away from the basket, and he didn't want to waste this rare opportunity. After moving to the left continuously, he used his right foot as the support point, and suddenly turned right and shook the position and took a jump shot.

"Bang!" In the flash, how far away from Chamberlain was, he felt that this was a rare opportunity. Weber, who was ambushing the side, suddenly took a big step, and maintained a dangerous forward tilt posture. He flew into the air regardless of the situation and slapped Chamberlain's shot to the rebound. Because of the shooting rate, Chamberlain's requirements for the open position were very high. In the game, he rarely forced his move. It was this continuous shaking of the open position that gave Weber time to react. Although Chamberlain observed that he was in a relative position when he shot, but

He ignored Weber's determination to defend, Weber, who had been resentful of what happened before the game, and his obsession with revenge... "Chris was indeed angered by Zhang. It is rare to see him defend so hard, but this block is very beautiful. If he had such a defensive enthusiasm in every game, he would have been the best inside player in the Chamberlade." Weber's defense has always been criticized, and Kenny Smith in the commentary seat is no exception. He has followed Olajuwon, who has been good at both offense and defense for many years. It is ugly to look like Weber's technical insider who was wasting his talent in luxury.

"Forget it, Kenny, this was just Zhang Yishi's accidental carelessness, my god!" Barkley's habitual disharmony, and as soon as he began to say the opposite opinion, he exclaimed and interrupted the topic.

He held the basketball from the rebound between his hands, and before he could fall to his body, he waved his long arm and rubbed the basketball across the center line, and Weber stood quietly opposite Chamberlain. He stared at Chamberlain with a sarcastic look, until Bibby put the basketball into the basket that he resumed his dynamics.

"Boy, return your gift to you." The straightened arm was raised into the air by Weber, and a chalked middle finger gently chalked in the sky. "Chris was shaking his finger, and he actually shook his finger in the game. He must be crazy." Weber's movements stunned Barkley, like a stroke patient, saliva flowing with churning "Okay, Charles, you should calm down, don't forget there is a doctor here, that will calm him down unless Chris really wants to go to the madhouse."

Smith, who was calm in dealing with things, persuaded Barkley with a very general demeanor. As he was talking, he stepped on the Hot Wheel to the "doctor" who rushed to the scene where the incident occurred, using various crazy sound treatments to remind Weber to calm down. The referee blew the whistle and Weber made a technical foul.

"Kenny, how about we bet?" As his eyes rolled, Barkley seemed to have a new idea.

"Are you starting to miss the little sister xx?" How could Smith, one of the parties involved, forget about the famous incident of kissing the donkey,? He was happy to attack Buckley, and mentioned this embarrassing thing that made Buckley famous in China.

"Okay, I admit that I miss you very much now. Can you help me, my dear Kenny?" Barkley was also quite a bachelor. Seeing that Chamberlain was already asking for help from the outside, he was so addicted to gambling, he decisively admitted his taboo love for humans.

"Charles, they're all crazy!"

"Do you need to summon helpers?" Chamberlain gently patted the basketball, constantly moving his body, and asked Weber who was pressing against him.

"Boy, don't say these meaningless words, putting the ball into the basket is what you should do. Of course, if you are obsessed with my hot hotpot." Weber, who followed him and kept moving his body, curled his lips lightly and responded to Chamberlain's provocative trash words in a tit-for-tat way, "Here's coming!" As soon as Chamberlain finished speaking, the next moment of his actions made Weber, who was concentrating on his chalk tightly.

The left foot took a step forward and the body leaned forward. This was an action with obvious intention to pull the distance away. How could Weber, who had a tight heart string, let Chamberlain complete it smoothly? Just like a tacit dance, the two of them maintained such a posture with the same amplitude and frequency in a time difference of no more than one second. But it was the time difference of this second. Chamberlain, who held the initiative in the attack, suddenly retracted the center of gravity of the body, pulled back the foot before it, and staggered Weber, and then turned around and took a step toward Weber's right side, then retracted it, twisted his waist and turned to the left.

The series of actions completed instantly can imagine Weber's embarrassment. He was pushed away by Chamberlain and then rushed to move right. This action was not completed yet. Under the conditioned reflex, the body made the order to move to the left one step ahead of the brain. His right foot tripped over his left foot, and his two chalk legs, which were stirred together like a twist, could no longer support him to abandon his body and want to block his opponent's body...

"Bang!" Chamberlain shook Weber down, rushed into the basket, pushed his sideways and put his defenses on the back. Brad, who was not standing firm, jumped and turned around and dunked with one hand. After the dunk was completed, Chamberlain pulled the basket ring twice, making the basketball stand shake more violently. Then, facing Weber, who was still in a daze, sitting on the floor, tapped his fingers in the void, retracted, bent his arms, put his palms in front of his neck, and used a knife to pull them with a chalice.

"The throat-cutting ceremony! Chamberlain used the throat-cutting ceremony to return to Chris v Weber's provocation, let's be excited, babies, for this long-awaited moment." For the players of that era, the throat-cutting ceremony was an unforgettable memory. Barkley, who was talking, seemed to stand on the court again at this moment and saw the Indiana killer who was awe-inspiring for everyone.

"Reggie Miller!" The same thin body, the same arrogant gesture, the same strong and hard attitude, as if the figures of two people overlapped together, made Kenny Smith, who had been trapped in long memories in the comment seat, temporarily forgot his work and muttered to himself indulge.

"Squeak!" The referee's harsh whistle was not saved. This game was destined to cause countless noisy games. Chamberlain's arrogant mockery made the atmosphere of the hot Arco Arena escalate into a state of chaotic movement.

Water cups, drink bottles, beer cans, popcorn, and colorful objects were thrown into the venue by fans. The festive atmosphere everywhere made the players on both sides dance the veneer dance like a carnival.

"Zhi!", "Zhi", "Zhi" the six consecutive technical foul benefits paid by the referee saved Chamberlain, who was almost second to five, and his only helper Mo Ning.

Fortunately, the substitutes of both sides did not come out to cause trouble under the constraints of the head coach, otherwise the Arco Arena would have made a name for itself before the Auburn Mountain Palace...).


Chapter completed!