Hot-blooded basketball super guard

Chapter 242 Free throws are easy

Guy, Mills is running wildly, waiting for Radar's wonderful pass, but now Radar, let alone passing, is really in a dilemma.

No wonder Antetokounmpo would ask Radar, how many turnovers do you think there will be in the second half, such a sandwich defense, the average defender can't stand it at all, maybe they won't be treated like this.

Radar was unprepared for this ball, and indeed there is no good way to deal with it. Passing the ball has a high probability of being intercepted. What should I do?
The referee's whistle is about to sound, and if the ball is dead, it's not what the radar wants to see.

In the double-teaming of George Hill and Bledsoe, Radar chose to force it. I knew that the ball was still two steps away from the three-point line, and it was completely forced by consciousness.

"Bang Dang" the basketball hit the rim. If the ball was scored, it would be too appalling, and the confidence of the Bucks would also be hit like never before.

Although the shot was missed, fortunately there were no mistakes, and the rebound was taken by Ilyasova.

After you sing, I will appear on the stage. The two teams really racked their brains to limit the output of the main players. George Hill also understands that he will be more uncomfortable than Middleton in today's game, so he still focuses on passing.

But passing the ball in front of the radar is not necessarily safe. The radar sells a flaw to George Hill, which is the only way for him to pass the ball to Antetokounmpo.

The moment George Hill hit the ground, the radar intercepted halfway, calculated the route correctly, and predicted it in advance.

Radar launched a fast break, that kind of sandwich double-teaming situation would not happen again, one dragon came to the basket, ignoring George Hill in front of him, Radar made a heavy dunk, with great force, venting his heart Mouth birds.

59 to 64, the Spurs continued their journey of chasing points.

George Hill got the ball and was a little nervous. He was afraid of being cut off when passing the ball. If he didn't pass the ball, he would have no chance. He called Ilyasova to come out as a cover.

The radar was indeed blocked by Ilyasova, and George Hill did have room to pass the ball. Antetokounmpo was waiting for him not far away. George Hill passed the ball directly without hesitation.

The radar didn't come out, this time it was Aldridge, who took advantage of his tall stature and cut off halfway without any interference.

George Hill: What are you doing?
George Hill is really depressed, shouldn't you target that gibbon, why am I the one who suffers?
Since the Spurs handed over the responsibility of defending Antetokounmpo to Rudy Gay, they have complete trust in him, and what they have to do is to cut off the connection between the Bucks guard and Antetokounmpo.

This is the sophistication of Popovich, blocking Antetokounmpo at the source.

The Bucks' approach is actually exactly the same. They restrict the radar, that is, to prevent the Spurs from running the ball.

Coach Budenholzer on the sidelines glanced at Mr. Bobo, who responded with a smirk.

The stealing Aldridge gave the ball to the radar and launched a fast break again. This time, the Bucks players followed up. Bledsoe and George Hill once again rushed towards the radar from left to right.

Radar was not afraid, and rushed into the arms of the two of them. Unknowingly, he made a fake back dribble, but in fact, he had already given the ball to Mills, who was on air defense.

Radar put his hands behind his back, watched the two rush over, and said, "Watch me do a magic trick for you."

Radar stretched out his hands and laughed: "Haha, there is nothing, isn't it amazing?"

When Bledsoe reacted, Mills had reached the free throw line and made an unguarded mid-range shot, 61 to 64.

Radar smiled and said to Antetokounmpo: "It seems to disappoint you."

Brother Antetokounmpo thought Radar was quite interesting, and said, "Don't worry, it's still early."

This time George Hill didn't even have the chance to dribble the ball across the field, and Antetokounmpo took the ball directly.

Antetokounmpo in the frontcourt accelerated his charge again, like a war machine, moving forward bravely.

The radar is at the top of the arc, standing up straight, forcing Antetokounmpo to break through from the left, because the left side is not an area he is particularly used to.

The radar's delay strategy gave Guy more time to prepare. Guy used his body to resist Antetokounmpo's bulldozer-like advance.

Although Antetokounmpo's speed slowed down, he rushed to the basket, and the layup Greek monster squeezed Rudy Gay to the bottom corner.

Brother Antetokounmpo clenched his fists and bent, showing his muscles, and roared angrily.

Although the defense of both sides has reached new heights, both sides can find a breakthrough. You play a ball and I play a ball. It is a joy to come and go.

Halfway through the third quarter, the Spurs called a timeout. They did not adjust their personnel, but swapped the positions of Radar and Mills.

Mills dribbled the ball across the field. At this time, George Hill and Bledsoe’s double-teaming tactics could not be formed. You double-teamed Radar, which was to give Mills a chance to break through for a layup or shoot a three-pointer. They defended Radar one-on-one. If so, I'm sorry.

Radar has been running without the ball, and George Hill can only run with Radar. After two or three rounds, George Hill found that Radar's turning speed was too fast, and he was about to be thrown away by two meters.

Mills moves slowly while dribbling, waiting for his opportunity, waiting for the radar to ask for the ball, or when someone else has a shot.

Radar ran around the bottom corner to a 45-degree angle. At the top of the arc, Mills heard Radar's clapping and immediately passed the ball. Radar caught the ball and shot directly.

George Hill flew to defend, and Radar was already making an emergency stop shot. George Hill flew over and pressed on Radar like a human bomb.

After Radar threw the ball, he didn't look at the goal, but hugged George Hill directly, and then fell backwards.

The Bucks fans were still very brave. The bearded man in the front row directly used his thick arms to block the radar and George Hill, greatly relieving them from landing.

The nearest brother Antetokounmpo came over and pulled George Hill up. George Hill and Antetokounmpo reached out to Radar together, and Radar was pulled up by them with a smile.

"Thank you, Ray, maybe I should say sorry." George Hill said guiltily.

After the ball was shot, Rado could take a step back and he would not fall to the ground, but Rado didn't. He opened his arms to welcome Hill's arrival, so that he was not injured.

"Isn't it okay? The game is still going on. Did I score?" Radar asked.

"Sorry, didn't make it, but you have to execute three free throws." Antetokounmpo said, pointing to the basket.

Rado goes to the free throw line, Alder and Boltel are on both sides, the Bucks are Ilyasova and Daluo, and Antetokounmpo is closest to Radar.

Antetokounmpo asked curiously again: "Since you entered the NBA, have you really not missed a single free throw?"

"Free throws are easy!" Radar said, taking the referee's ball and taking free throws directly.

After the first free throw was made, Adelaide and Boltel came over to high-five Radar, and Antetokounmpo even extended his hand.

Radar hit Brother Antetokounmpo, do you think of me as a Bucks, or as a member of the Spurs.

Under the gaze of Antetokounmpo, Radar made three free throws with ease.

Brother Antetokounmpo sighed, hey, free throws are really easy!
(End of this chapter)