I'm the boss in the NBA

Chapter 119 Jordan's Trust

When Stockton dribbled the ball halfway through, Su Yi quickly entangled him, making a ball digging motion with his long arms.

But Stockton was not in a hurry to attack, he leaned against Su Yi with the ball on his back, and said jokingly: "Rookie boy, how did you feel just now, we are a little younger than you."

Facing the provocation, Su Yi wasn't excited either. After fighting Bruce Bowen, Stockton's little tricks were adapted to him.

"You don't have to do useless work, come to attack, those trash talks are useless to me."

Su Yi took what Stockton said afterwards as air, or it could be said that what he said was fart, Su Yi really wanted to smash his ass.

Stockton pushed Su Yi's chest hard with his left elbow, squeezed a space to speed up and sprint forward, Su Yi could only move laterally to keep up.

And Karl Malone repeated the old trick again, blocking in front of Su Yi. The trick was very simple, but the effect was very good.

Su Yi had already paid attention to the Jazz's pick-and-roll, and of course he wouldn't be unprepared. He bypassed Karl Malone's strong body after a short pause, but when he bypassed, Stockton had already rushed into the penalty area from Malone's side, Jordan threw the shot before defending.

It may be that Jordan's deterrence is relatively strong. This time the throw was a little crooked, and the basketball bounced off the rim.

Karl Malone waved his big elbow to stop Randolph behind him, but Olajuwon stretched his arm first and flicked the basketball. McGrady jumped up and grabbed the basketball under Kirilenko's defense. Kirilenko's The defense is in place, McGrady has no room to sprint, and can only throw the basketball to Michael Jordan running from behind.

After receiving the ball, Jordan accelerated and sprinted. In front of him was Brian Russell who retreated first, but Jordan, who really showed his strength, was really not something Russell could stop.

Even if this Russell once mocked Michael Jordan, I have to say that he is very courageous.

That was in 1994, when Jordan announced his retirement in 1993. Jordan was in Chicago, but he had no idea of ​​coming back.

Once, Brian Russell walked up to Jordan: "Why did you retire? Because you know I can guard you. If you let me see you in sports shorts, huh, I will blow you up."

Jordan clearly remembered the scene at that time, saying that maybe without this guy's excitement, Jordan has no idea of ​​coming back?It's not Jordan's style to be sprayed and not call back.

Sure enough, a year later, along with the famous "I am back", the trapeze came back.

In 1996, Jordan met Brian Russell in a Jazz jersey at the United Center in Chicago.

And in the 1998 finals, Brian Russell's shocking fall tied him with Jordan's honor forever.

Our basketball god Jordan won his sixth championship ring on Russell, and he was able to leave his name in history.

This is also the pain that Russell doesn't want to remember. Of course, he doesn't want to keep the shame forever, so he tried his best, hoping to beat Jordan once before he retires.

As for after the defeat, he must return to Jordan all the ridicules he has received over the years. Although most of these ridicules were not said by Jordan, Russell may be an insignificant little ant to Jordan.

Jordan broke through with a fake move, and then exploded and accelerated to easily evade Russell's defense, giving Jordan the empty penalty area behind him to wreak havoc.

Michael Jordan was so excited that he jumped high after crossing the free throw line. People can't help but recall Jordan's free throw line dunk that shocked the United States in the 87 slam dunk contest.

The Rockets jumped up on the bench, and all the substitutes waved towels and danced African-specific dances. No one could have guessed that Jordan, who is nearly [-] years old, could still do this kind of dunk. It is really unimaginable .

"That's how you beat me up." Jordan contemptuously sent Russell a trash talk.

This was really frustrating for Russell. He finally found a chance to fight Jordan one-on-one. As a result, Jordan didn't go head-to-head with him, and he chose to bypass himself cowardly.

Jordan's dunk was a blow to the morale of the Jazz, which reminded them of the painful memories of being killed in the Finals.

Attacking again, Malone stormed the basket, and Randolph tried his best to withstand his violent impact, and of course there was the elbow, and Randolph couldn't get out of breath at the elbow.

This is the home court of the Jazz. If it was in Houston, the foul would have been called long ago, but the referee’s whistle may have been relaxed a lot in Utah. The fans here put too much pressure on the players and referees on the court.

After watching Jordan's dunk, not only did they not get applause from the fans on the field, but they broke out in an outburst of anger and abuse. These fans hated it just for the sake of hating it. In their hearts, Jordan was the chief culprit who prevented them from winning the championship.

Malone attracted the attention of the inside of the Rockets, and passed hand-to-hand to Kirilenko who penetrated into the inside. After receiving the ball, the latter threw the ball into the basket with a small hook under the basket.

It's a pity that the ball was lost. The Rockets finally restricted Malone and Stockton, and Kirilenko appeared. This guy is very slippery. He grabbed it and slid into the basket along the baseline, finding a little hook space among the muscular sticks under the basket. This 99 first-round pick is really a very smart player.

Su Yi also became coveted. This guy's defense and offense are good, and as the future AK47, Kirilenko can be regarded as a future star player. He and the Jazz team gave Yao Mai's Rockets The team caused a lot of trouble, repeatedly blocking the Rockets to the first round of the playoffs.

Of course, the Jazz at that time was not only Kirilenko, but also Boozer in the second round next year. This guy and Okur, who will join the Jazz in the future, are the nemesis of Giant Yao. Boozer is also Su Yi's draft pick. One of the goals, although he will be called the Anti-Bone Boy in the future, but being able to select an All-Star-level Anti-Bone Boy at the end of the first round or in the second round is better than giving it to the Jazz, the fateful opponent.

In the next round, Jordan and McGrady hit the goal and crossed into the penalty area. After attracting all the attention of the Jazz inside, Jordan shot the basketball back and the ball was shot outside the three-point line. Su Yi just ran 45 degrees outside the three-point line.

At this time, there was no one around him, and Stockton had already gone to double-team Jordan. Who would have thought that Jordan would still pass the ball to Su Yi, who had been performing poorly since the beginning, how much confidence he had in him!
Su Yi did not disappoint Jordan's new position. If no one confronted him and no one defended him, he would be able to miss him, so he would still have the face to face the old hooligan!

However, he didn't throw it in a hurry. He paused for a while, adjusted his breathing and shooting movements, and then he threw the basketball.

He kept the posture of the final shot, watched the basketball go into the net, and finally made it. This was made by Su Yi's own strength.

This is a good start, with the first goal, can the second and third be far behind!

(End of this chapter)