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Chapter 213 Bynum's Distress Signal
Emotion is also a very important part of an NBA player. There are many stars in history who are very good at teasing the emotions of opponent players, such as Bird. Playing with him really tests the basic quality of players. Restraining from beating him often requires the opposing player to do his best.

If you play with him again, you will only be unable to do what you want.

But compared with the calm players like Bird Garnett, there are actually more impulsive players on the court, and they are more marketable. They will turn their anger into fuel and beat their opponents with stormy attacks.

Now what Zen Master has arranged for Bynum in the locker room is to let him do this!
Of course, the Zen master also warned Bynum here, asking you to provoke Randolph and McGee as planned, but you were not allowed to go beyond, don't mess around, if it really doesn't end, everyone will look ugly.

Before Randolph had a small elbow surgery, in fact, Bynum was also... not tempered.

Yes, in the face of the big black wolf Randolph who really dared to fight, and regardless of the consequences and the cost, Bynum coaxed him very quickly, and immediately became a good boy. In this game, Bynum's main opponent It's either McGee or Al Jefferson. Anyway, as far away as Randolph can be, it's best to hand it over to Gasol.

But even more irritatingly, Randolph hit his elbow and bumped his shoulder when he played against him, but both sides were very gentle when he played against Gasol. Bynum looked like he wanted to scold the street, and he felt that these two bastards were playing himself.

Zen master had already prepared the cards, but he didn't plan to wait for the end of the game to show his cards. Instead, he directly opened the cards and suppressed the playing until the Timberwolves surrendered.

Playing the game in the third quarter, the Lakers really did a good job of sustaining their firepower immediately. Their offensive points began to go crazy in many ways, chattering unscrupulously on the outside, and Bynum also turned on the strong play mode again and again at the basket!
With a dunk of 'boom', Bynum hammered his chest and pointed at McGee and shouted: "You can take a vacation, bastard!"

Dunk dunks and trash talk, this is undoubtedly a slap in the face of the Timberwolves. When Bynum complained, he had already secretly observed the referee's location. As long as Randolph came over, he would run away.

Bynum's behavior made Randolph want to laugh, and he didn't even bother to talk to him. This guy is really no different from a kid, but in terms of firepower, the Timberwolves are indeed far inferior to the Lakers. This can be seen from the G2 game. The same firepower The Timberwolves will be scrapped, but for the Lakers, this is pediatrics, at best it is extra training.

If McGee is a Zen master, he must kill his opponent in a way he is good at. Violence is the best, so there is nothing wrong with it. Two people fight, one is 1 meters and the other is 5 meters. Everyone holds sticks according to their height. You Tell the tall one that you have the ability to put down your weapon and fight.

If this big man is willing to let go, he is mentally handicapped.

As long as NBA coaches can stay for a long time, there is actually no particularly clean type, especially Zen Master and Popovich, a group of old guns who have been mixed up from the last century to the present, they are all very dirty.

The Zen master gave Bynum an angry BUFF, but what McGee told his teammates in the locker room was to resist!

The Lakers are not a three-axes team, but they are not an invincible team. If they resist, they will have a chance. If there is really no chance, he will have to settle the accounts with Bynum beforehand.

The offensive rhythm on the court is very fast, less than half a quarter, the Lakers have scored 15 points and the Timberwolves also scored 12 points, Zen Master frowned slightly, which is a bit different from what he thought, Zen Master hoped to pass Bynum's true colors 'Play, let the Timberwolves hit him a little harder, and strengthen the proportion of insiders.

In this way, the Lakers can play with less effort, and the ideal state is to continue to erupt and take the Timberwolves away.

But now that the rhythm is up, the Timberwolves resisted surprisingly elastically. Facing the Lakers, the Timberwolves' current formation is a bit similar to the Spurs, but Duncan was replaced by Randolph, and McGee was in the basket with Bynum. Under hard resistance.

Bynum only hits less than 30% of McGee's singles. Now McGee makes 3 turnovers and blocks [-] shots. As a result, most of the Lakers' offense is concentrated in the hands of the chatter, that is, the outside line, scoring the Timberwolves fast break , Don't go in, McGee pressed Bynum to get a rebound, so back and forth, although the Timberwolves' firepower is not as good as the Lakers, but they blocked the Lakers' offensive momentum with the iron barrel and stronger rebounds!

When the third quarter ended and the Lakers still only led by 4 points, the Zen master was a little restless.

The active NBA coach Zen Master is the most patient head coach. This does not need to be added. If Larry Brown came to the Lakers, it would take less than three days for the coach to fight with the team's main stars in the locker room and it would be on the front page.

But Zen master doesn't, no matter the player he likes or hates, Zen master can always play according to his own rhythm.

However, this time is different, because the Zen Master smelled a bad smell. As an old villain, although the Zen Master did not know what the Timberwolves were going to do, he could see that the Timberwolves were dragging. There is an old saying in a book that the Zen Master read It is not too late to call things, and things will change if they are late.

The Timberwolves may not be pressing the rhythm, but they got the same effect through McGee's rebounds. No matter what the purpose of the delay is, it is time to open the fourth quarter. At this time, no mistakes can be made. The Zen Master must take the victory according to the script, but Some appropriate changes are also very necessary. Many times the mountains cannot be overcome, but people can still pass.

When Randolph doesn't come to the basket, then send Bynum to find him!
Bynum panicked.

If you don't take you to play like this, no one will sympathize with this baby! ?
Now Bynum feels that he went to the nightclub on the Zen master's birthday and didn't give the old man a gift, which caused him to take revenge on himself.
He wanted to say that if I don't go, whoever wants to go will go.

But... I don't dare.

In the G4 game, the Lakers and the Timberwolves are playing very anxiously and nervously, and the audience is also watching with great enthusiasm, because in their eyes, the two sides are fighting each other in the line of fire, and the court is also interspersed with top players such as Dayao, O'Neal, and Maizi. The factual interview, combined with Barkley's bad mouth, is very interesting.

Unlike the audience, professionals see a different view. Everyone agrees that Whitman is pressing the tempo. Regardless of the Timberwolves playing fast, it doesn’t mean anything, because the result is the same, that is, both sides are fighting for consumption. If Whitman or the Timberwolves are going to do something... in the fourth quarter!

However, when the fourth quarter came, nothing seemed to happen. Except for the battle between Bynum and Randolph, which made Randolph look extremely brave, there was almost no difference in other aspects. The Timberwolves caught up and chatted immediately. As a matter of fact, the current stadium feels like a spring, a spring that is constantly pressed down, and when the spring is compressed to the limit... that is when it rebounds.

The game entered the last 5 minutes, and Milicic, who had rested for half a day, reappeared, and the next round was his round with McGee!
(End of this chapter)