Bishop: since 1998

Chapter 120 In the East, there is no one who can fight!
Reggie Miller is higher than the quality of off-ball skills.

Kobe lasts more than durability and quantity.

Larry Bird can also see this truth. If the Pacers want to win, other players must stand up.

Just like Jordan needs Pippen.

In the Pacers, Miller is regarded as the presence of Jordan.

So, Mark Jackson passed the basketball to Dale Davis.

The reason why Dale Davis was allowed to play in the first place is because he was selected to the All-Star team this season.

Moreover, Big Ben is obviously a weak point in the Lakers formation.

Just look at the height, you can be bullied!

Davis obviously thinks the same way. After receiving the ball from the basket, he was hit by Ben next to him, and immediately hit him with his back, trying to copy O'Neal's role.

Bang-!
There was a sudden impact, but Big Ben was nailed to the floor like an old tree with twisted roots, motionless.

Davis was a little ashamed, what's going on?

Why is it so difficult for O'Neal to do one or two things that O'Neal can do easily?
Isn't it that fat people just can't have back shots?

Obviously, Davis got the main reason why the post-up can be played wrong.

Not only because of fat, but also because of innate physical talent.

If talent is not enough, then use hard work to make it up. As an All-Star, Davis decided to play hard.

If one hit doesn't work, use the second...

Failed many times, he turned over and shot a jump shot...

Big Ben seemed to see through Davis' offensive intentions and flew up to block the shot.

Davis can only lean back as much as possible, trying to copy Jordan's homework, let his body fly for a while, and wait for the big body to fall, and then he will throw the basketball into the basket.

You ask, what if Davis falls first?
Ok……

Shoot the basketball as high as you can, over Ben's blocking hand, and as you go to the basket.

You ask: What if the hit rate cannot be guaranteed?
Hit rate?
All-star level insider, what hit rate do you need?

Averaged 10 points and 9 rebounds per game, what more shooting percentage do you want?

This... can I pretend that I have never been here or asked?
In other words, this Dale Davis' All-Star status, fans probably voted according to his height?

Strength is not important.

The important thing is to have height.

Otherwise, you can't understand that such bad statistics can be an All-Star.

In fact, the real reason is that the bishop of the Eastern Stars this year is Larry Bird, and he can choose someone.

The all-star lineup can be faked, but the strength cannot be faked.

Davis continued to hit the big base and missed.

Obviously, he can't support Reggie Miller very well.

Schmitz is too old, and his offense depends on his shooting touch. Facing the shrinking defense of the Lakers, he obviously couldn't stand up.

Mark Jackson let him pass the ball, which can really surprise you, but the offensive firepower is a little bit worse.

He wanted to use his butt to push him, but he might not be able to push Tanhua Billups.

Being able to be a flower hunter, the physical talent will not be so bad.

Therefore, using the method of exclusion, the answer can only be Jaylen Rose.

Not to mention, Jaylen Rose, who has not experienced a serious injury, has good physical talent. As one of the Michigan Tigers, he singled out Bowen with the ball. At the beginning, he used sharp breakthroughs and precise shots, which really made Bowen suffer. Small loss.

Soon, Jaylen Rose will not turn his back, but only face the basket and his weakness will be exposed.

Bowen completely ignored the sharp breakthrough, because the Lakers' defense was very strong, they rushed in, and happened to be with Big Ben, flanking him.

Therefore, for Jaylen Rose, just block his face-to-basket shooting offense.

That's it?

Defensively attacking the basket, Bowen can be ranked first on the outside. Although it is a bit exaggerated to be one of the best, but the top 5, plus the ability to step, plus the assistance of the team, there is nothing wrong with Bowen entering the top three.

Sure enough, after being seen through by Bowen, Jaylen Rose's only answer was also a mistake.

On the commentary stage, Mike Breen was stunned, and explained in disbelief, "Is this the difference between the number one in the East and the number one in the West?

The difference between the Pacers and the Lakers is too great. In the first quarter of the game, the two teams were not at the same level at all? "

The groom Albert said seriously, "Actually, this is not surprising.

The Pacers are a shooting team after all, and they have almost no offensive flashpoints.

In addition to relying on defense, winning depends on the touch of shooting.Now more than defense, they can't prevent O'Neal, and they can't prevent Kobe's off the ball.

Fighting to attack, their shooting feel was very poor tonight, they couldn't make a shot, and they were blocked by the Lakers in the penalty area.

Isn't the tragedy just like this?

Don't let Reggie Miller raise the Pacers' expectations.

He is Jordan's rival?

Three-point lore to kill the Bulls?

Having a Miller moment?
Will the 98 version of the Bulls be dragged to the tiebreaker?
He can't replicate what he did before, he's just a pitcher. "

After the first quarter, the score was 16 to 33, and the Lakers led the Pacers by 17 points.

This is beyond Li Mu's imagination.

It can only be said that the Pacers are rookies.

The Eastern Conference teams are a bunch of rookies.

Not a single one can hit.

The situation that the west is strong and the east is weak has become more and more obvious, and the gap is getting bigger and bigger.

In the second quarter, Li Mu continued to put Billups, Kobe and O'Neal on the court, and replaced Rice and Lewis, hoping to take the game away.

Larry Bird still wanted to struggle, but he was not convinced by the unclear loss in the first quarter.

Let Reggie Miller, Dale Davis and Jaylen Rose continue to play, and replace the talented No. 5 rookie Jonathan Bender and Austin Crohill with the 97th pick in 12.

Crohill, who is under contract this season, is in very good form, averaging 10 points and 6 rebounds per game, and has a good mid-range shot.

The second quarter started, and the Pacers' shooting returned to normal.

Jaylen Rose switched to point guard and played a point forward in the frontcourt. Using his body's dislocation, he passed a good pass to Crohill.

The latter received the ball, shot, and hit two points steadily.

Then, Reggie Miller stood up and used his superb off-the-ball running skills to run to Jaylen Rose's back, receive the basketball, use the wrong screen, and make a strong three-pointer.

Scoring 5 points in a row, the gap between the two sides is only 12 points.

At this time, the Pacers were facing O'Neal by Dale Davis.

This is a showdown between All-Stars and All-Stars.

Bang-!
After receiving the ball, Davis was easily knocked into the air, turned to face the basket, and defended Jonathan Bender, O'Neal lifted the ball and swung it towards the basket.

Jonathan Bender flew up, thinking he could block O'Neal's shot by flying high.

As a result, O'Neal carried his block and dunked the ball into the basket.

Boom-!
Absolute power to crush.

beep~~
The referee's whistle sounded, O'Neal scored two points, and there was another chance for an additional penalty.

On the commentary stage, Mike Breen shook his head and said with a smile, "This is bullying rookies like a blatant bully!
O'Neal and Jordan are not familiar, how did he get this bad habit? "

Groom Albert added, "Maybe Kobe brought it.

Kobe copied Jordan's basketball skills, learned the good ones, and then threw the bad ones to O'Neal?

Maybe this is the tacit understanding of the OK combination! "

On the field, at the free throw line.

O'Neal's face was very calm, he performed supernormally, and hit free throws steadily.

The Pacers' shooting touch is back, and the offense can score.

However, defensively, the Lakers still couldn't stop the Lakers from scoring offensively.

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(End of this chapter)