The Warriors got off to the start, and Calderon looked bright and wanted to take revenge.

The ball just now actually has a lot to do with his poor defense. If he hadn't been easily dumped by Billups, then the double-team between Bosh and Bagnani would at least make Chamberlain restrain himself, rather than dunk unscrupulously at the beginning.

Calderon's name is Cahnac, which is exactly the same as the world-renowned CPH manufacturer Intel and EPEAC, a product under ANB. This CPH is known for its stable performance, and Calderon on the court is the same. He is always energetic and never stops on the court. Even in the Spanish men's basketball team, where experts gather, he is also the point guard of the General Instrument and the offensive engine of the Spanish national team.

The only possibility that the Raptors can match the side is to attack. Each of their five starters can score, even point guard Calderon is an excellent scorer.

Calderon's offensive methods are mainly mid-range shots and breakthrough layups. He feels good and is a typical shooter. His mid-range and three-point shooting ability can be considered first-class in NHK.

The most commendable thing is that this guy's free throws are very accurate: he has set the second record in NHA history of 87 consecutive free throws so far this season. He has played more than half of his free throw shooting percentage, and his free throw shooting percentage is incredible 6. He ranks first in the league.

Compared with offense, Calderon is more powerful in passing. He is the traditional point guard, selfless and cautious passer. He has a good overall view and field vision that is rare in the American local defender.

Bosh led Ibaka to run around the outside of the penalty area, suddenly turned around and cut, Calderon immediately seized the opportunity and passed the ball in.

Ibaka did not chase him. He calmly rushed to Bagnani, who was also on the periphery now. Speaking of which, the Raptors had no one to enter the penalty area and block the spot.

Bosh ran two steps away from the ball, and a figure like a giant god blocked his way, Chamberlain

When Calderon saw Ibaka changing defense, he immediately inserted from the wing to the inside. He was full of confidence in Bosh's ability to respond.

Bosh's vision was indeed very good. After being blocked by Chamberlain, he returned the ball to Calderon, who broke through very fast. He relied on his own speed to break through the defender and rushed to the basket.

Stepping into the penalty area, Calderon jumped up, his wrist shaking gently, and threw the ball out.

Chamberlain turned Bosh's back and pushed him away. Then he roared and shot like an arrow, hitting Calderon directly.

Calderon has a weakness, that is, his ability to compete at the basket is insufficient. Although he is relatively strong, because European confrontations are not as strong as those in the NH, players there like to practice lower limb strength, while NHAI players such as Wade, McGrady, Arenas and other defenders like to practice upper limb strength, while lower limb strength is fine.

Because once the NH line breaks through and enters the inside, it will have to undergo the iron-blooded test of the inside. Although the style of the game is no longer as exaggerated as the Bad Boys, the New York Gangs, and the Heat Boxers in the 1980s and 1990s, the outside players still have to be prepared to be overturned if they want to break through.

Therefore, outside players focus on practicing upper limb strength, so that even if they are squeezed and bumped, they can still maintain a stable balance and send the ball into the ring.

Calderon did not do well in this regard. Chamberlain hit him and knocked him over directly. As soon as his wrist was soft, the ball he threw was gone. Chamberlain waved his arm and slapped it, hitting the ball, and then pressed it down.

After blocking, the Warriors subconsciously chose the fast attack, but the Raptors' defense was not without a trace of highlights. They were very mobility and quickly retreated and arranged the defense line in time, destroying the Warriors' fast attack.

But when the Warriors hit them, there was no need to go on a fast break. Everyone pulled away, leaving room for Chamberlain in the penalty area, and then Billups passed the ball in again.

Seeing this, Bagnani was full of miserable expression and tried hard to resist Chamberlain from behind. Fortunately, someone helped him this time, and Bosh also came up from the side, and he was also pressing Chamberlain.

After getting the ball, Chamberlain protected the ball, then twisted his waist and faced the ring sideways. He pressed Bosh with his shoulders, roared in his mouth, quickly slapped the ball with his right hand, and then exerted force, hitting the inside line like a wolf or a tiger.

Bosh knew that Chamberlain was powerful, but he rarely fought head-on with this monster in the past. At that time, O'Neal Jr. was on the Raptors.

This time, seeing Chamberlain leaning forward and attacking, he quickly took a step back a little, opened the buffer distance, and then stood firm with his legs spread. But he had just stepped back, and before he could fall, Chamberlain had already hit him.

The strong impact force of this time made Bosh think of the running waterfall at the Hoover Dam. He felt that his chest seemed to be hit by huge waves, and he staggered and retreated.

Breaking Bosh, the huge waves formed by Chamberlain began to slap Bagnani, and this time it was even more powerful

He quickly hit two consecutive times, his strength was stronger one after another. Bagnani's thin body was knocked to the ground. When Chamberlain finally ran into it again, he was knocked to the ground.

Breaking the double-team, Chamberlain put the ball with both hands, raised his right foot and took a step forward, rushed into the penalty area and roared, his legs bent slightly, and his huge body soared into the sky like a rocket.

I saw him holding the ball with one hand, his strong arms were raised high, and strong muscles were wrapped around his arms, like a strange python wrapped around an ancient tree. The sense of power and brutal impact made people dazzling.

As his wrist rises above the ring, Chamberlain roars and exhales turbid air, and smashes the ball into the ring

The first two consecutive dunks were blocked, and the heating in the Oracle Center could be stopped. The fans' adrenaline was crazily secreted, everyone's face turned red and their roars were shocking.

After Chamberlain landed, he quickly ran forward. He raised his right arm and stretched out his index finger to make an attacking posture. The fans were inspired by it and shouted in unison: "For glory, for the triumphal Warriors, attack."

The fans' roars stimulated the Raptors players. As the boss, Bosh looked solemn and shouted: "Give me the ball, I'll get rid of these damn guys."

He is not talking big. So far, Bosh has averaged 2.B points and 12 rebounds per game this season, which is an excellent inside stat.

Bosh, who is 2ll cm and 104 kg, has excellent movement speed, athletic ability and good ball handling skills among big players. He is known for his excellent layups and fouls, and his jump shot ability is also very impressive. He performed particularly well this season and has entered the top ten of the M rankings.

As the Raptors' number one scorer, Bosh has various offensive methods, so Chamberlain personally went to guard him. When facing Bosh, Chamberlain gave up assisting defense and focused on guarding this guy. This shows Bosh's deterrence.

Chamberlain knew that Bosh's ultimate move was a jump shot from the back of the wing, and he was also the ball that the right wing wanted. Chamberlain carefully chose to defend himself. At worst, Bosh could break through. He could catch up, but he could not turn around and jump shot.

Bosh is very rich in offensive methods, including pick-and-roll cutting, aerial relay, low-post singles, breakthrough trolleys, mid-range face frame emergency stop jump shots. In addition, he can also shoot three-pointers and loves dunks. He has good support skills, excellent foot movements at low-post offense, and strong ability to avoid blocking and fouls.

When Chamberlain chose to defend closely, he quickly turned around, took the ball with his left hand and rushed to the basket with big strides.

Chamberlain twisted his waist and turned around, chasing him silently. His right arm was always holding up high, just waiting for Bosh to make a layup so that he could give him a big hat.

Bosh was smart. His basketball IQ was quite high among blacks. After aiming at Chamberlain's movements, he suddenly put away the ball while moving and passed it to Bagnani.

Bagnani's shooting level is quite good. After receiving the ball, he chose to jump over Ibaka's head.

Originally, he thought Ibaka would be easy to deal with without showing any signs of mountains and water, but he did not notice that in the Lantern Festival battle, the Warriors without Chamberlain were relying on Ibaka to defend the inside penalty area.

Bagnani chose to take action, Ibaka jumped up quickly, his eyes were as sharp as a knife, and he judged the flying arc of the ball and made a precise attack, and blocked it again

Seeing this scene, Raptors head coach Jay Triano was a little anxious. Triano is the first Canadian head coach in NHA history. He has been commanding the Raptors for three seasons and has a poor record. Although the team has hope of making the playoffs, the uniform group and fans are dissatisfied with each other in the consecutive playoff round.

Looking at the Warriors' murderous offense and defense, and looking at the lifeless appearance of his players, Triano was so angry that his prostate hurt. He had no choice but to grit his teeth and scolded: "Run and run, don't let me wait for the ball to catch the ball and jump shot. This is basketball, not billiards, let the ball turn it up for me, find the open space before shooting."

While cursing, Triano was thinking about his own little plan. The contract he signed was three years, but now the three years have expired. I guess the uniform team will not continue to renew his contract with him in a treacherous manner.

"But Colangro seems to want to hire me as a team consultant and his special assistant. Well, you should consider this option carefully. No, you must consider it seriously. When I go back, I bring a bottle of good wine and go to the old bastard's house to explore the slightest." Triano whispered to himself. The reporters gave him a few close-ups. They felt that the elegant coach was working hard and was still calculating the game.

After Ibaka blocked, Jackson rushed up to grab the ball, while West and Billups were in tune with each other and ran towards the frontcourt at the same time.

Jackson took the ball, as if throwing a shot put, took a step forward, swung his arm and threw the ball into the frontcourt.

West ran at the front and reached out to grab the ball. After getting the ball, he seemed to see a hungry wolf in a fat sheep, and his running speed could actually increase.

However, the Raptors' ability to break fast attacks is indeed not bad. Calderon and Teague chased each other very quickly, especially the latter, who is less than 1.9 meters tall and thin, and when they run, they can be called a gust of wind, as if they are stepping on the Hot Wheels, they catch up with West.

Fitzgerald, who is familiar with NCA, is naturally very familiar with Teague. He shouted: "Okay, we will see the good show of a comet hitting the earth soon. Although Jeff is a child who is thin, he has a big heart like a Titan Giant. Boom."

Sure enough, Teague was fearless in the face of West and directly entangled it, and actually collided with West.

West's speed slowed down, and a cold light flashed in his eyes, but he did not stubbornly choose to fight alone, but passed the ball to Billups.

Billups looked at the surrounding situation and immediately lowered his speed. Then a whirlwind blew by, and Chamberlain finally followed.

When Chamberlain rushed into the three-point line, Billups accelerated again and rushed forward quickly, leading Chamberlain to the Raptors' penalty area one by one.

"Stop me and block him." Triano screamed as if someone had been pinched. He knew very well what Bilups was thinking.

Sure enough, Billups, who was rushing behind, did not accelerate blindly, but ran with the ball and hit Bosh who was chasing him. He stretched out like a venomous snake, and suddenly stuck Bosh, then put the ball away and threw it on the rebound.

The rest of the matter is gone with him.

Watching the ball roaring and flying, Chamberlain waved his hands behind him, his body's center of gravity slightly lowered, and then he jumped up vigorously.

The ball flew in the air and then hit the rebound and rebounded. Chamberlain took a step into the void, as if he was stepping forward on something.

Holding his hands high, Chamberlain received the ball like a bird catcher, then he looked straight at the ring with his eyes, let out a venting roar, pressed his arms hard, and smashed the ball into the ring
Chapter completed!