The toughest man in the NBA

Chapter 73 Are you a devil?

Back on the field.

Sure enough, Sanders did not send the UAE to start. The Wizards lineup is:

John Wall, Kirk Hinrich, Alonzo Key, Andrae Bratche, JaVale McKee
The Wizards are just too weird.

Their back line has long been bloated, clearly including Arenas, Yang Shaoxia, Alonzo Kee and others.

In order to let their good friend Yang Shaoxia play, Arenas cheated and injured him, but they selected John Wall with the No. [-] pick.

Even if they want to send away the cancerous Arenas and rebuild with John Wall as the cornerstone, what does it mean to buy Hinrich, a serious point guard from the Bulls, after the draft is over?
No wonder the No. [-] pick hasn’t earned his worth yet. With this lineup, it’s hard to define who will control the ball. Unless Wall has Iverson’s temper and skills, let’s just suffer...

When will the general manager sober up and clean up the back line, poor Wall will have a bright future!
The game starts soon.

Tu Man and McKee were together, they were the same height and about the same size.

With both arms outstretched, 2 meters 29 vs. 2 meters 18, the visual effect of extraordinary damage is extremely insulting, you short-handed monster!
However, McGee was dumbfounded as soon as the ball jumped.

Tuman's in-situ bounce was almost 20 centimeters beyond McGee's, and the speed of the bullet was even more explosive. McGee watched Tuman fly over his head...

How long are your hands?

The Suns got the first attack, and Dragic went down quickly.

Tu Man did not follow up quickly as usual, but glanced at McGee, and waited for him to run back to defend before slowly following up.

Dragic waited with the ball at the top of the arc. Today is the "Chinese Derby". This first attack should make Tu Man feel comfortable dunking.

Tu Man didn't make a low post, but stopped at the free throw line, turned around, and raised his hand for the ball.

Dragic was taken aback, something was wrong with this kid.

Still, he dropped the ball in.

Tu Man had a ball in his hand, and Andrey Blatche stuck behind him. This guy is also 2 meters tall. He has a good offense but a mediocre defense.

As soon as Tu Man sat back, he immediately backed away.

Tu Man was a little surprised. He had made up his mind to drive all the way from the free throw line to the basket, but the opponent didn't resist, and it would be meaningless to drive any further.

So he turned to face the frame and dribbled the ball straight to the bottom line. Andrei stepped forward to block it, but was bumped by Tu Man's shoulder and staggered. There was only McGee in front of him.

Well, well, I'll give you a big hurt!
Tu Man smiled slightly, suddenly accelerated, and rushed straight up, two steps away from McGee, suddenly exerted force on both feet, and flew into the air!

McGee frowned, so brave!
What do you think, this rookie actually wants to block me?

McGee jumped up on the spot, raised his arms high, like a huge wall in front of the basket, and the basket behind him has been completely covered by him.

Tuman continued to rise, changed to holding the ball with both hands, and raised it high above his head. The sufficient run-up gave him rocket-like propulsion. His head gradually surpassed McGee, and he saw the basket from between his arms.

"boom……"

The basketball passed McGee's blockade and was smashed into the basket by Tu Man.

As if an elephant bumped into a running rhino head-on, the two collided violently. Tuman grabbed the basket and swung out. McGee lost his balance and flew out of the baseline.

Cheers and screams erupted in the US Airways Center arena. Tu Man landed lightly and raised his hands in response to the fans' appreciation.

McGee slowly got up, still a little confused, what's going on?
Back on the defensive end, Tuman stuck McGee behind him as usual.

However, there is no war inside.

The Wizards' guard line is still in contention. Where can it be McGee's turn to touch the ball inside with an average of 6 points per game?
McGee didn't even have the desire to compete for a favorable position, so he just stood loosely behind Tu Man and watched the show, not even akimbo...

Wall wanted to play the first attack, but Dragic defended very fiercely, and Sanders stared at him with a black face, so he had to hand the ball to Hinrich.

Hinrich held the ball inside and pulled Hill to follow up, and he passed Wall back behind his back.

Wall catches the ball and makes a three-pointer. Dragic pounces on him, and grabs Wall's eyes with both palms. Without Nash, his performance is not good, and even the defensive end is desperate.

Wall's vision was blocked, and the ball was ironed.

Tu Man didn't take off early, but he was in an excellent position. With a light leap, he got the rebound before McGee.

The Suns attacked, and Tuman was still asking for the ball from the free throw line.

This is very abnormal. According to the usual practice, since he has been fired, he should retreat to the basket to protect the offensive rebound, and let the outsiders try their hands one by one, right?

However, considering that today is a big day, Dragic is still very face-saving.

With a flick of his wrist, the basketball appeared in Tu Man's arms.

Tu Man continued to hit Andre on his back, probably because he sensed the murderous look in Sanders' eyes, he didn't jump out this time, and stood firm on his horse, resisting Tu Man firmly.

Feeling the resistance behind him, Tu Man pushed the racket to the ground. At the same time, his legs suddenly exerted force, and his entire back slammed into Andre's body.

Andrei leaned back and retreated hastily, only then did he stabilize his figure.

Tu Man posted it again, repeating the old trick.

Andre fought and retreated, miserable, the commentator on the scene blew a whistle:

"Wow, our Tuman has developed a new skill. Could it be that fat man Charles has sneaked here these days?"

Tu Man was getting closer and closer to the basket, McGee couldn't sit still, and outflanked him from the right.

Tu Man pouted his buttocks, took advantage of the situation and turned to the left, changing to a face frame.

Startled, McKee jumped to the left again.

But Tu Man turned back, lowered his center of gravity, slumped his shoulders and bumped away from Andrei, turned around from the left, and rose directly from the ground!

McGee and Andre took off at the same time, their four arms firmly sealed the space in front of the basket, Tu Man was happy and fearless, and stretched out his left arm to protect the front.

He stretched his body tightly into a bow, holding the basketball in his right hand, drawing a circle from behind, slashing across the top of his head, and slashing down against the four Hengjiang iron cables!
"Oh!"

The hoop groaned again.

The live commentator shouted excitedly:

"Oh—sell—cake! The ferocious windmill dunked, Tu Man dunked two seven-foot giants, he was unstoppable, invincible!"

Tu Man didn't have a hanging frame, so he fell down and collided with Andrei, and Andrei pulled McGee down again, and the three stacked an Arhat...

Tu Man was at the top, stretched out his hand to support Andrei's stomach, and jumped up.

Andre had just taken a half breath when he was pressed so hard by Tuman that his entire stomach was deflated, and he almost carried it back in one breath, his hands and feet went limp.

McKee complained sullenly behind his back:
"Andrei, please get up quickly, if you move around so limply, do you believe I will push you up?"

Andrei Daju got hot, and hurriedly struggled and rolled aside, with a terrified expression on his face.

McKee turned over and sat up, frowning and said:

"Andrei, what's the matter with you? I'm not gay!"

Andre is ashamed, I'm not gay, who knew that Tu Man was so bad, and gave me a soft spot?
(End of this chapter)