ps: I don't like Korean sticks the most, haha...

At 7 p.m. Seoul time, the Wizards and South Korean national team members have already stood on the basketball court in the National Stadium in Seoul.

I will not play today. During the last pre-match preparation time, I bet my eyes on the stands, hoping to find several famous Korean beauties in the future. Unfortunately, no matter how carefully I watched it, I never found a few beauties I've seen, even I have not even had half of the quality of Ivanka and Trump.

"Oh!" I shook my head and let out a disappointed sigh.

"What's the sigh?" Christian Letterner chewed gum in his mouth, looked at the players on the court who were preparing for the event, and asked me unconsciously.

I turned my head, looked at Christian Letterner's side face, and quickly found a reason for myself and said: "I feel deeply sorry that I can't go on stage and teach these sticks in person!"

Christian Letterner turned his head and looked at me and said, "I can't stand these bastards either. Look at what the bastard named Park Hanze said on the big screen. He was obviously begging us to let go, but the fuck became that they had a chance to defeat us. It was so fucking different... "

I looked up at the big screen. On the big screen, Park Han was interviewed by reporters. This guy talked confidently in the face of the camera. It is said that this game was a global live broadcast. South Korea specially hired a translator to instantly translate the commentary from the interpreters and print their commentary contents under the big screen in a timely manner.

The word combination at the bottom of the big screen is completely arrogance of Koreans. Park Han is either talking about the ever-increasing friendship between South Korea and the United States, or talking about the great development of Korean men's basketball during his term. I only felt disgusted.

I curled my lips and said very disdainfully: "I will cripple his so-called powerful Korean national team. I see what he says..."

Christian Letner said leisurely: "We have promised him that we will give them some face and then crippled them, and we will be a little unreasonable..."

"Then let's beat them up first, and then let them breathe slowly..." Bill Ranbir emerged from me...

.............

The referee blew the whistle to prepare for the end of the event, and everyone from the Wizards returned to the bench.

I stood up instead of Bill Ranbir and stood in front of everyone, preparing for the final pre-war mobilization.

"When I came on the first day, I think everyone clearly saw the arrogance of the Koreans! They actually said arrogantly that they wanted to fight us with real swords and guns, and they wanted to kill us with their own strength!"

"I don't know what everyone thinks, but personally, I start to feel ridiculous. It's really ridiculous that a country in the basketball desert dares to say such words to a basketball powerhouse!"

"But I then felt angry, and very angry! We were despised by an ant! We were so vulnerable in the eyes of these ants. At that moment, I swear that I would teach them a lesson!"

"The development of things is a bit off the pre-set track. In this game, I can't teach these bastards a lesson in person for the time being! But I will watch you teach these bastards a lesson in the field. I hope you don't let me down..."

"The penalty for liquidated damages is 5 million US dollars. Our Wizards will get half of them, and 500,000 US dollars of this half is the club. The 2 million US dollars saved will be distributed to everyone. As for how much each person will get, I will depend on your performance in this game. The better you perform, the more you will get. The worse you perform, the less you get. If you can't contribute a little bit of strength to the team except for mistakes, I will never give you a cent..."

.....

Under my agitation and temptation, everyone in the Wizards' team stared wide, and murderous aura began to appear in their wide eyes.

I took a few steps back and gave up my position for Bill Ranbill. Bill Ranbill cleared his throat and said seriously:

"Although this game is just a preseason game, everyone should be careful not to get hurt on the court and not to do some dangerous moves, but don't forget what the purpose of our preseason game is. Our goal is to find the best condition and the most serious attitude to prepare for the next new season, find the best five people with the best strength and the best level to become ours. I will watch you off the court, and I will carefully observe each of you..."

Bill Ranbir's words were completely adding fuel to the fire. The players who were a little murderous just now were completely murderous.

The referee was roaring his whistle, urging the players on both sides to play.

Bill Ranbir felt that his excitement was almost done, so he waved his hand and said, "Go on the court! Try to resolve the battle in the first half!"

Yes!

The battle must be resolved in the first half so that these Korean sticks can firmly remember what kind of thing they are.

Brandon Haywood replaced me as center, power forward Carlos Boozer, small forward Caron Butler, shooting guard Larry Hughes, and point guard Chauncey Billups.

Except for center Brandon Haywood's level, any of the other positions have the strength to compete for All-Stars. I don't know how Park Han initially thought that their Korean team could compete with this team. In my opinion, it would be good if their so-called Republic of Korea men's basketball national team was not beaten out.

I looked up at the big screen. On the big screen, two commentators were teasing Park Hanze, a special guest. Below the big screen was annotating every word they said in English.

"The Wizards are taller than us, but they are not as flexible as us."

"This Wizards has a strong inside line. But their outside line is not good, and they basically have no long-range shooting ability. South Korean outside shooters will shoot the Wizards' basket into a sieve from outside the three-point line."

"For teams with higher heights, we must give full play to the tradition of cleverness, flexibility and speed."

...

I really feel like vomiting, and I completely feel that this nation is a little unsuccessful. I really hope that they can still laugh after the game.

even!

I forgot one thing, Park Han once asked us to promise them not to let them lose too ugly. Could it be that this guy gave us a vaccination in advance?

The competition has begun!

Brandon Haywood easily gave the basketball to Chauncey, Billups, and Chauncey Billups controlled the basketball firmly in his own hands and slowly drove it to the frontcourt.

When Chauncey Billups approached the three-point line, he suddenly exerted force and used his strong body to knock away the player who was defending himself and entered the paint area.

The Korean rushed up, but the basketball disappeared into Chauncey Billups' hands. Caron Butler from the outside received the basketball and penetrated the paint area from the ribs.

No one in the Korean team can compete with Caron Butler's strength, and no one can keep up with Caron Butler's speed. When Caron Butler jumped high in the paint area, grabbed the basketball with both hands and poured it into the basket hard. Everyone in the Korean team was shocked.

Of course, the Korean fans in the stands were completely stunned. They had never seen anyone with such powerful explosive power, and they had never seen anyone with such high jumps.

The basketball, half an arm higher than the basket, was pushed into the basket by Caron Butler. A burst of exclamations broke out in the stadium.

Yes! It's just a scream! It's not a cheer! These Korean sticks still haven't expressed their surrender yet.

"The Wizards are the first to win, with their small forward Caron Butler coming first, but this is only the first minute of the game. The whole game has 48 minutes. I believe our guys will soon let our opponents realize their strength..."

The commentator is still advocating the so-called Koreanism, and he still does not realize what is about to happen.

Bill Ranbill stretched out four fingers with his left hand and emphasized to the players on the field the tactics he wanted to use.

Everyone in the Wizards stayed at the Korean team's halftime, and everyone was staring at a member of the Korean team.

"Is this?" the commentator exclaimed. He couldn't see what was going on on the court and what tactics the Wizards were using.

"Is the whole game pressing?" The commentator asked such a question.

"It should be a full-game press! But now the game has just begun! How could the Wizards use the full-game pressing tactic at the beginning of the game? There is no reason at all!" Another commentator frowned and thought about the answer.

really!

This is the tight press for the whole game. This is the tactics that Bill Ranbir prepared to resolve the battle in half.

Brandon Heywood is 213 cm tall, while the Korean team's big center is only a pitiful 204 cm. Standing at the bottom line, he was unable to find his teammate's position under Brandon Heywood's oppressive defense.

Time passed by seconds, and he could only throw the basketball to the frontcourt with his own feelings. He hoped that his teammates could quickly run to the frontcourt to receive the basketball.

But his hope was shattered.

The basketball passed Brandon Haywood's finger, but was jumped high by Larry Hughes during the fall, and easily took it off the head of the opponent's shooting guard.

Larry Hughes landed on the ground without moving. He held the ball in his hands and gently sent the fiery red elf above the basket.

A big black man in a Wizards uniform rose from the ground from the floor, received the basketball in the air with both hands, and poured it into the basket hard.

It's Carlos Boozer. For a star who is good at strength and mid-range shots, there are really not many such dunk opportunities. But this time it's really beautiful.

"Wow!" Another burst of exclamation in the stadium!

"The head coach of the Wizards made a strange move. He unexpectedly used the full-game pressing tactic after the opening, which caught us off guard. However, their tactics were extremely physically exhausting. They would definitely not be able to hold on for a quarter. When they were exhausted, it would be our chance..."

The commentators were still boasting shamelessly, but in their boast, the Wizards' scores kept rising, while the South Korean team's scores remained on the spot.

4:0

6:0

8:0

10:0

......
Chapter completed!