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Chapter 207 The Unpleasant Guy

"too strong"

Faced with a young man who can run and jump better than you, and also has a steady shot, Vincent can only sigh with emotion that the back wave is too fierce, and the front wave is a bit overwhelming.

At this time, Dunleavy made adjustments and replaced Augmon on the field.

If Qin Fei is allowed to continue to perform, it is not the player's problem, but his coach's negligence.

Although Ogmon was injured, he was stronger than the current Vincent. The defensive end stuck to Qin Fei and exerted enough physical confrontation.

Snow organized from outside the three-point line and switched to the front line to attack. Perkins rushed inside and failed to score.

The rebound was controlled by the Blazers.

After Sabonis left the field, the Blazers made slight tactical adjustments, changing from a large number of low-post offenses to high- and low-post coordinated offenses.

At this time, O'Neal, who was a backup center, walked to the sidelines.

O'Neill Jr. looked serious, and the camera showed his face, and there was nothing happy about it.

Of course he wasn't happy. The obsession in his heart was that Qin Fei was one rank lower than him, but he was already the team's starter, and he was still just a substitute, a potential player.

The opponent's high and low positions, inside defense is still the key.

Aaron Williams introduced this year is a real strong man. When he first entered the league, he was honed in the Jazz.

After exerting defensive pressure, Qin Fei had much less space to attack.

At this time, Schramf reappeared, and the Supersonics had a second main offensive point on the field.

Schramf and Qin Fei cooperated very well. Qin Fei took advantage of being close to the defense and ran back to the basket, but immediately received Schramf's field goal.

"Snapped!"

He caught the ball with both hands, took off with one step, and was dragged off halfway through the flight.

Naturally, the ball failed to score. Qin Fei supported both hands and feet on the ground at the same time, and his center of gravity was adjusted very well.

The referee blows the whistle and calls a foul.

At this time, Kemp and Payton also played, and the Sonics took the lead in completing the main rotation in the 8th minute of the second quarter.

This is beyond the reach of the Blazers. Although Sabonis can play more than 30 minutes per game, facing a team with a faster offensive and defensive rhythm like the SuperSonics, Sabonis cannot play the average time per game.

Dunleavy could only bear to not let Sabonis play, and keep the big killer for the second half decisive battle.

This difference in rotation also caused the Blazers to continue to widen the point difference after the second quarter. After that, Qin Fei took a rest and reappeared at the end of the second quarter.

In the first half of the game, Qin Fei played a total of 14 minutes, made 6 of 3 shots, scored 8 points and 4 rebounds, and his performance was quite satisfactory.

His efficiency is actually considered high. Payton made 9 of 3 shots in the first half, Schramf made 8 of 3 shots, and their shooting percentages were not as good as Qin Fei.

Because the Blazers trailed the Supersonics 45 to 51 at halftime, the commentators of this game predicted that the Blazers would make strategic adjustments in the second half.

For example, should this "three inside" tactics be adjusted?

In the Blazers' starting lineup, the forwards are composed of Bryant Tranter and Rasheed Wallace. Strictly speaking, both of them are considered power forwards.

Playing the Sonics, it’s useless to have too many insiders. They are a dynamic offense, always moving, and they are a team with long-range shots.

So Dunleavy felt very troublesome and felt restrained.

"The game in the third quarter is the key. You know our tradition. Qin, I will show my strongest strength in this quarter. You look for opportunities to go forward and fast break."

When reappearing, Peyton pulled Qin Fei and expressed his thoughts.

In the past, Qin Fei was just a substitute, and Payton would not communicate so much with Qin Fei. Now Qin Fei is different, he is starting, and Payton also attaches great importance to Qin Fei's output.

If it can be played, then this is one of the few two-lane flying tactics of the two last season.

And Payton's meaning is also very clear-he may increase the offensive and defensive rhythm in this quarter, and use this state to directly solve the Trail Blazers.

As long as the third quarter can lead the Blazers by more than ten points, the Blazers will basically lose half of this game.

Under the spotlight, the floor reflects the light, and the players of both sides re-enter the field.

Qin Fei wore a dark green home jersey, a black armguard on his left hand, and both knees were protected. He went directly to the backcourt to defend at the beginning of the game.

The Blazers didn't win the jump ball, and the first wave of the ball in the second and third quarters belonged to them.

The point guard took a command, and finally chose to hand it over to the basket Sabonis to solve the problem.

Matt raised his arms to interfere, and the basketball came out of the frame.

"Snapped!"

Schramff, who was unoccupied, grabbed the rebound.

Qin Fei and Payton rushed forward together, Schramf dribbled the ball on the ground, saw Qin Fei who was running wildly with a wide open space in front of him, his heart moved, and he took the risk of choosing a four-point long pass.

Scrambling for the ball is also a must-have classroom training in the NBA. Qin Fei judged that the landing point seemed to be a little further forward. He lowered his head and rushed two steps to get the basketball before Augmon.

However, this long pass also needs to be adjusted. After slowing down, Augmon followed him.

At this time, Payton entered the formation diagonally, Qin Fei flew to the basket and hanged, Payton received the ball and knocked away John Crotty who was defending him.

John is too thin, and compared with Payton, who can compete with Joe's leader, he is too weak.

Give up a little space, avoid physical contact, and want to block Payton with his bounce.

This was already a disadvantage, and Payton easily took a time difference before taking off and hitting the ball into the frame.

Qin Fei Assist +1

"A good pass is the way it is on the court. When you have a chance, you must make up your mind quickly. The chance is fleeting."

Payton made a speech in a loud voice, and gave Qin Fei a high-five to celebrate.

After two rounds, the Blazers missed the offense again, and the long rebound was taken by Payton. This time the defensive player was not focused, and Qin Fei took the lead to cross the line.

Payton took two steps and made a long pass directly across the half.

Qin Fei caught the ball and glanced at Ogmon who was chasing him. He was still three or four bodies away from him. He walked quickly, took three steps in parallel and flew straight up, smashing into the frame with one hand.

Two fast break dunks!

The fans at the scene were very excited and applauded one after another.

And Deng Lewei was even more dissatisfied. There was a problem with Qin Fei's defense. How could the retreat speed be so slow?

But the Blazers are like this, so how can they run like this with so many insiders?The speed disadvantage is infinitely magnified in the face of supersonic speed.

Switching offense + CIC, Qin Fei scored in double figures.

But so far I haven't scored a three-pointer, and I tried two three-pointers and failed to score.

In the first half of the third quarter, the Sonics ran hard. In just a few minutes, they made multiple defensive counterattacks, setting off wave after wave of climax in the key arena.

After half a quarter of the game, the Blazers were 55 to 69, 14 points behind the Supersonics.

Dunleavy called a timeout, emphasizing again and again not to fall into the opponent's rhythm.

But it's easy to say, but hard to do. Players will be disturbed by the actual situation of the game to some extent. It's fine if they are ahead, but now they are behind. How can they care about grinding their positions slowly?

Dunleavy had to replace Sabonis early.

At this time, Qin Fei felt that the inside defense of the Trail Blazers had become weaker, so he glanced at Payton.

The two had a tacit understanding, and in the next round of offense, Payton arranged a fake pick-and-roll and wing cuts.

Payton passed a lob back to Qin Fei.

Qin Fei kicked the floor and flew up.

In front of him was the Trail Blazers insider Rasheed Wallace.

Rasheed Wallace is officially 2 meters tall and weighs 11 kilograms. He was selected by the Bullets with the fourth overall pick in 104.

Later, the Bullets' choice was also seen. Juwan Howard received a big contract, and Rasheed left for Portland.

Wallace is a player who moves fast, defends tough, and his offensive methods are still relatively rough.

His characteristic is disobedience, daring to confront anyone.

When Qin Fei rushed in, if Wallace saw it, he would definitely defend him.

It's a pity that he didn't see it, and defended with his back to Qin Fei.

Hearing a bad wind, Qin Fei was already flying when he turned half his body.

Without a basketball in his hand, Qin Fei jumped at a full height, with his arms higher than the basket.

The black shadow pressed down like a mountain, and both arms and feet were pulled back, like a black bow, and then slammed down, both hands and feet moved forward at the same time!

A bang!

He grabbed the rim while also hitting Rasheed Wallace.

Wallace under the basket didn't stand firm at all. He turned to the side and staggered a step. The scene was a bit awkward.

Qin Fei, who was hanging the frame, roared angrily, and patted his chest vigorously after landing.

As if to say, that's it?too easy!

Wallace's eyelids twitched, and after embarrassment, anger burned in his chest. This guy

so fucking annoying

(End of this chapter)