Bilups held the ball with a solemn expression. This was the battle of Tianwang Mountain. Even with his big heart, he could not face it with a smile.

The ten people on the court have more serious expressions. Those who can look free and relaxed in the battle of Tianwangshan are either pretending to be a slut or not caring about the outcome. Now let alone the players, even the fans in the audience are nervous. Whether it is their own or the other party, as long as someone hits the ball, their hearts will be raised to their throats.

What we are going to do now is a tough battle. The Spurs taught the Warriors a lesson with a skillful attack. Iverson had no choice but to stand up and fight back.

Parker chased Iverson closely, and the answer didn't even run out of the open space. He had to force the ball. When Billups passed the ball, Parker reached out to steal. Iverson had to take the ball as soon as possible, so the two collided directly.

Iverson quickly got up, his figure fluttering like a ghost, and Bowen and Finley's two top corners were double-teamed from both wings to double-team the answer.

Seeing that the situation was not good, Iverson wanted to pass the ball. When he turned around, he saw Parker blocking Billups. Iverson could only turn around and continue to attack. He rushed out a few steps in a row, and threw the ball out with Finley's defense.

The ball popped up, Duncan stuck to the position and took the rebound and passed it to Parker. The sigh of a fan immediately sounded in the Oracle Arena.

Parker's propulsion was not fast, he advanced in an oblique shape. When he ran to the three-point line, Finley helped him cover. Parker broke through and then passed the ball back to Finley. The two passed the ball several times in a row, and the Warriors' defense had to shrink.

Bonner took the opportunity to run out of the three-point line, Bowen blocked Ibaka, the Warriors replaced defense again, Hill immediately blocked Bonner. He was experienced and predicted that Parker would pass the ball.

His prediction was correct, but Bonner felt hot today. After getting the ball from outside the three-point line, he and Hill jumped up at the same time. Regardless of the opponent's big hand blocking the face, he resolutely shot the ball out.

Warriors fans watched nervously, and the ball drew a rainbow-like arc in the air and fell into the basket again

The booing in the stadium became louder, and the 60 Warriors have not opened up the situation for a long time.

Chamberlain frowned. When Billups stood at the three-point line again, he waved the ball with Duncan. Shifo tried his best to suppress Chamberlain from behind, and his knees stuck in the bend of his legs, making him unable to move. Bonner immediately walked around from the flank and double-teamed him.

Chamberlain has a good support ability, especially after the All-Star this season, Nelson deliberately develops his team abilities. Once he encounters double-team, he can always pass the ball to his open teammates in time. However, this time facing the Spurs, his support cannot work because the Spurs' rotation defense is fast and very close.

Ibaka subconsciously retreated, and Chamberlain subconsciously passed the ball to him. At this time, Finley, who ran in with Billups, immediately replaced defense with Ibaka. The latter had no room to take action, so he could only protect the ball and squeeze it sideways. Bonner retreated in time, and Finley and him switched defense again. In this way, the Warriors players had no chance to open again, and the ball rights fell to Ibaka, who had the worst ability to hold the ball.

This is the Spurs' defense. Their single defense is actually not strong, especially as Bowen grows older, Duncan's defensive pressure increases, but their team's defense is very good, rotation is fast, and the pressure is very strong. It is difficult for the opponent to get the opportunity to take an open position, but the Spurs can easily complete double-teams.

Ibaka hurriedly passed the ball to Billups outside the three-point line. The latter frowned and shook his head after getting the ball. There was not much time for several rotations. Billups shook his shoulders and came to Yuba. The ball bounced out on the ring. Bowen turned around and judged the ball landing point, jumped up and grabbed the rebound.

Parker wanted to pass the ball. After reaching outside the three-point line in the frontcourt, he suddenly accelerated and held the ball with his left hand and bent forward. Iverson opened his arms and retreated. Seeing this, Parker pulled back with his left shoulder. The ball from his left hand slapped the floor and handed it to his right hand. His thin body turned around and rushed towards the inside with Iverson.

Ibaka yelled and made up, and he rushed out, and Parker passed the ball to Bonner.

Bonner made a jump shot with a fake shot, and Chamberlain pushed away Duncan, who blocked him, and rushed towards him. Although the target was Bonner, Chamberlain understood the Spurs' routine from the previous game. Bonner would definitely pass the ball instead of taking action himself.

Sure enough, seeing Chamberlain being led out of the penalty area by himself, Bonner passed the ball to Duncan who had been waiting for a long time. After receiving the ball, Shifo rushed to the basket. During this period, he did not lean over to dribble. In order to save time and energy, he kept raising the ball in his hand, approaching the ring and jumping up and shooting.

After Chamberlain stepped out of the penalty area, he immediately retreated when he saw Bonner passing the ball. Moreover, his speed of rushing forward was not fast, and his strength was accumulated to retreat, and rushed back like a thunderous rush. As soon as Duncan made a move, he retreated sideways and jumped up, raised his right arm and opened his five fingers, aimed at the position of the ball and slapped it.

With a muffled sound, the ball was directly snapped down. Hill, who was outside the three-point line in the bottom corner, rushed up to receive the ball. He pressed his palm down and signaled his teammates not to worry.

Chamberlain is not in a hurry, otherwise the ball would not have been grabbed by Hill but was shot directly from the court by him.

After falling into the penalty area again, Chamberlain still reached out to ask for the ball, Billups broke through and passed the ball to him, and the Spurs immediately changed the man-to-man defense tactic to 2-joint defense. Bonner threw away Ibaka and double-teamed Chamberlain without any scruples. Seeing this, Chamberlain raised the ball in his hand and passed it to Ibaka.

Bonner took a step back to prepare to switch defense with Finley. As a result, when he got out of the way, Chamberlain immediately retracted the ball and pushed it sideways against Duncan, knocking four or five times in succession like an attacking lion. Shifo's physical fitness is already top in the inside, but he still can't stand the impact of Chamberlain's level and has to retreat.

Bonner wanted to double-team again, but it was too late. After Chamberlain knocked away Duncan, he immediately put away the ball and took a step, then turned around and jumped up to attack.

Duncan barely jumped up and raised his arm to cover it, but Chamberlain jumped higher and took a higher position. The basketball flew over his head and fell into the ring.

A brief cheer sounded in the Oracle Center Arena, and then the fans calmed down again and looked at the arena nervously, knowing that the Spurs must launch a more powerful counterattack.

Parker glanced at his teammate's placement with his eyes. Iverson's defense made him feel uncomfortable and he had to go sideways to protect the ball and slowly push forward.

Don't think that Iverson's shortness is a defensive loophole, that's just an impression. Iverson ranked sixth in the Best Defensive Player selection at the peak, and there was only one guard ahead of him in that season, Kidd rather than Kobe. In addition, in the peak seasons of his career, Iverson has not fallen out of the top ten from the Best Defensive Player selection at the top.

Duncan directly brought it in from the scene this time, and he helped Parker cover it at the high position. Everyone understood that this was a pick-and-roll cooperation.

Parker wiped Duncan's body and broke through quickly. Iverson rotated like a flexible gyro. Duncan's blocking did not work at all. He stared at the ball in Parker's hand, like a hungry wolf, suddenly pounced on it, reaching out and poking his head out.

Bowen has been receiving Parker, which is the benefit of experience. He knows that Iverson is so powerful in defense, especially this guy's gambling steal, which is the first in the league. So as soon as the ball was stabbed, he immediately ran over and grabbed the ball. Hill reached out to try to grab it, but he secretly tripped and fell to the ground.

Bowen picked up the ball and raised his hand to shoot, and Ibaka subconsciously flew up. Then Bowen slowly retracted the ball and passed it to Bonner who ran to the penalty area. The latter got the ball and made a three-step layup, easily sending the ball into the ring.

Hill gritted his teeth and got up, and pounded his legs with his fists. His physical fitness has declined too much, otherwise he would have been able to grab the ball even if Bao Wen used small moves.

Chamberlain glanced at Bowen deeply, and the latter's heart shrank, and he ran back with a smirk. He remembered Chamberlain's threat before the opening.

The Warriors team is deeply engraved with a tough and rebellious label. Even though Old Nelson used the best team-type point guard in the league as the backcourt coach and honed the team for half a season, the team with Chamberlain and Iverson is still good at heroic singles. Perhaps their team fighting ability is also good, but it can only be used to bully opponents with strong strength gaps. When facing a real strong opponent such as the current Spurs, this team will still choose to push their opponents.

My strength is so unmatched. I just want to crush you. If you have sex, you can stop me.

This is the essence of the Warriors.

The Spurs strengthened their defense, and the Warriors failed to send the ball into Chamberlain's hands several times. Seeing this, Iverson was furious. He reached out to pass the ball, his feet staggered into a meteor phantom, and directly launched a breakthrough.

Parker retreated, and Iverson stepped forward with his left foot and followed with his left shoulder. But just as his left foot landed, he suddenly pulled up and walked to the front of his right hand. Then the ball in his hand hit the ground and passed to his right hand. With the creaking sound of the sole of the shoe rubbing against the floor, his figure moved two feet out of thin air.

Parker, who was moving sideways to defend, quickly bent down and reached out to grab the ball. He did not want to steal, but wanted to block Iverson's breakthrough speed. He wanted to grab the ball from Iverson's hand in a change of direction, only God could do it.

But it was not so easy to stop Iverson. Parker stretched out his hand and changed his weight. Seeing that Iverson was no longer merciless, he raised his speed to the fastest, leaning forward almost parallel to the ground, and a gust of wind passed Parker.

After breaking through, Iverson quickly took the ball and took several steps forward. Facing Bonner with his arms open to defend, a hint of contempt appeared on his face. His figure pulled out and then changed direction, passing Bonner to the basket with lightning speed.

Duncan subconsciously wanted to go out to make up for defense, Chamberlain raised his arm and stuck him. With just this delay, everything was over. Iverson jumped up and made a layup and sent the ball into the ring.

4 Both sides maintained good offensive efficiency at the beginning, but the offensive was extremely difficult.

Duncan serves Parker, and Iverson presses tightly since he gets the ball. Parker breaks through, and Iverson immediately catches up and continues pressing tightly.

Finley came up to pick up the ball, Parker had no choice but to pass the ball to his teammate first. Billups, who was trotting behind, rushed up suddenly, stretched out his arms like a Cavalier sprinting like a spear, clapping his hands to steal the ball.

Iverson jumped up and rushed forward. He hugged the ball in his arms and passed it to Chamberlain who came out of the midfield immediately.

Chamberlain did not pass the ball after holding the ball. He bent over and quickly slapped the ball with his right hand. He ran quickly with his long legs and made great strides into the three-point line.

Parker hurriedly pushed Iverson away, who had climbed up, and rushed towards Chamberlain. Bowen took the lead and wanted to steal, but Chamberlain waved his arms to pass the ball from behind to his left hand, then twisted his waist, passed by the wrong way and continued to move forward, and ran into the free throw area with Bowen.

"Beware of his dunks" Popovich shouted loudly.

Chamberlain took a deep breath and forced the brakes. In the double-team between Bowen and Parker, he suddenly stopped and raised the ball and threw it out.

Bowen and Parker subconsciously jumped to block the block, but the ball flew very high. Seeing this, they felt a thrill. Chamberlain was not planning to shoot at all.
Chapter completed!