Basketball: Beginning with a double-kill high school James

Chapter 90 Evenly Matched Assist Contest

Li Qi dribbled the ball to the right three-point line, and Corey Kittles was still in front of him to interfere. He knew that Li Qi was very sure of the three-pointer in this position.

The rest of the Blazers, except for Milicic, floated outside, which made it very difficult for the Nets to defend, especially against Jason Collins. Outside the point line, the ball was given directly to Milicic. The Serbian turned his back, leaned twice, and then turned to the left. Kenyon Martin judged that it was the right side. This guy misjudged the direction.

On the Nets side, Kidd passed the ball long and far to Jefferson. Corey Kittles was looked down upon by Li Qi, and there was no chance to catch the ball. After Jefferson got the ball, Maggette was also eyeing him. Hand, swipe, and return the ball, the Nets shooting guard feels quite hot today.

Li Qi kept on dribbling the ball. This time he walked to the center, and Corey Kittles blocked him, but he pushed too far this time. Li Qi turned around and passed him. Then, he took three steps and rushed into the Nets restricted area. Kenyon Martin rushed out bravely. Li Qi and the opponent had a collision in the air.

The Nets broke their defense inside, "I'm a good cap, not a foul." Martin was a little anxious. Randolph's going down would not have a great impact on the Blazers, because the Blazers still have Li Qi and others, but if he goes down, the Nets' defense will be directly weaker.

Li Qi started to make free throws and hit both free throws. He was looking for Martin on purpose just now, because Li Qi knew very well that in terms of defensive enthusiasm, Kenyon Martin beat Jason Collins.

Byron Scott finally reacted on the sidelines. He took advantage of Li Qi's free throw and replaced Aaron Williams. Martin was still cursing. He was having a good time, but a foul messed everything up.

Because of Martin's end, the Nets' defense collapsed in the first quarter. The Blazers players rushed to the inside like bloodthirsty sharks and grabbed rebounds. Without Kenyon Martin, the Nets' defense was really full of holes. They could persist for a while in the first half, but they couldn't do it in the second half.

Aaron Williams who came up was a very slow insider, and he was only 25 feet 33 tall. Okur scored two three-pointers in the second half, and the handicap was widened. Got the data of 8 points and 1 assists.

"Xiao Li and Kidd did not face each other in this quarter, but they were already fighting in the air. One got 6 assists and the other got 5 assists, but Kidd made a mistake, and that mistake was caused by Xiao Li. This game is good. Although the Nets are behind by 8 points, I still think there is something to play in this game."

In the second quarter, Li Qi chose to rest off the court, while Kidd continued to play on the court with his teammates. Martin came to the court with two fouls and he actively set up a pick-and-roll for Kidd.

Kidd pushed Josh Howard into the three-point line, but there was still no chance to score. He passed the ball back to Martin who did not go back at the top of the arc. Martin got the ball and did not shoot outside the three-point line.

Randolph and Martin also appeared on the court. The Blazers played very well off the bench. No one was going to throw the ball blindly. They passed the ball three times in a row. The power forward rushed up, and Randolph scored the ball. In fact, Kidd made a push, but the referee didn't blow it.

Kidd didn’t dribble in the middle again. Li Qi also found out that it seemed that he could get more assists if he didn’t go in the middle. Kidd wanted to throw the ball to Martin.

Byron Scott chose to call a timeout, Kidd and his teammates returned to the bench, and the Blazers also took advantage of the opponent's timeout to take a break.

This is a short timeout. Byron Scott Rory talked a lot. As for whether the players can listen to it, it's hard to say.

The timeout ended, and the Nets cooperated. Kidd handed the ball to Jefferson from halftime. Jefferson took the ball inside and came to the position inside the three-point line on the right, and took the ball with his back.

The Nets still played unhurriedly. On the Trail Blazers side, Blake gave the ball to Josh Howard. Randolph made a pick-and-roll for the opponent near the left elbow.

(End of this chapter)