Basketball: 100% scoring rate, crushing LeBron at the start.

After the ball was switched, James sank a three-pointer without any defense.

Although a goal was scored.

But this did nothing to alleviate his stress.

It's Qin Ming's turn to serve.

Anthony yelled from the sidelines, "LeBron, beat him defensively! Don't give him a chance to shoot!"

James isn't stupid; he knows he has to limit Qin Ming's scoring to avoid losing.

We can't let Qin Ming hit another three-pointer.

The problem is that Qin Ming is more than ten centimeters taller than him, making it difficult for James to block Qin Ming's shots.

This is like Allen Iverson blocking Yao Ming's shot.

Can it be covered?

It can be covered.

However, the probability of it being covered is very small.

It's not that no one can block Yao Ming; on the contrary, Yao Ming has been blocked by many people during his NBA career, and many of those who blocked him were even much shorter than him.

However, it would be extremely difficult for a shorter player to block Yao Ming's shot.

James served, aggressively pressing Qin Ming and denying him any chance to score.

Wade observed James's aggressive defensive moves and remarked, "Honestly, this level of defensive intensity would be a foul even in the playoffs..."

"Yes... but LeBron has to do it this way..."

Anthony said, "Qin is terrifying. Counting his goal in the last game, he's scored ten goals in a row without missing a shot..."

"And every single goal was scored under extreme defensive pressure..."

As they were talking, Qin Ming took advantage of his height and pulled up for a jump shot again.

They've made it in again.

Qin Ming made another clean shot, bringing his total to 12 points, getting closer and closer to 21 points.

This also caused James to have a mental breakdown.

He had tried his best to defend, even using his body to suppress Qin Ming, but even so, he still couldn't stop Qin Ming's attack.

Even if Qin Ming's shooting form is forced into a distorted shape, even if the ball is completely blocked from his face, Qin Ming can still make a steady shot with a flick of his wrist.

Qin Ming's consecutive goals inevitably frustrated James, and he even began to doubt his own abilities.

As a good friend, Wade could understand James's slight breakdown at this moment: "To be honest, under this kind of high-intensity defense, making three or four out of ten shots is already very impressive, but Qin made 11 in a row..."

"His shooting percentage remains 100%, I really don't understand. Doesn't LeBron's defensive pressure on him have any effect at all? LeBron's defense is already very good..."

Anthony remained silent, but he clearly agreed with Wade's point of view.

On the defensive end, James has done a good enough job.

But that still couldn't stop Qin Ming's shot.

Even legendary striker Ray Allen couldn't achieve this level of skill.

After a long silence, Bosh suddenly spoke up: "Maybe God is on this wonder kid's side..."

Wade and Anthony both nodded.

The reason is somewhat absurd, but there is a certain truth to it within the absurdity.

The ball was served again, and because Qin Ming wasn't defending him, James chose to shoot a three-pointer.

Although James' regular three-point shooting percentage is only 31%, open shots are still a breeze for professional players.

However, James's three-point attempt, which was clearly affected by his mindset, missed, further impacting his confidence.

"Stay calm, you can do it!!"

"Next, focus on defense!!"

James frantically rallied himself, then launched a relentless attack after inbounding the ball, no longer caring whether his actions constituted a foul; his sole aim was to steal the ball and disrupt Qin Ming's offense.

Under James's relentless pressure, Qin Ming did not attempt a pull-up jumper as usual, but instead dribbled to create space and retreated.

They retreated until they were near the logo.

James breathed a sigh of relief when Qin Ming retreated. He subconsciously thought that Qin Ming would not make another move once he was near the logo.

After all, the logo is quite far from the basketball hoop.

Shooting from beyond the three-point line and shooting from the logo position are at least three times more difficult.

Just as James breathed a slight sigh of relief, Qin Ming, who was positioned near the logo, caught the ball.

"What is he going to do?!"

"He's going to shoot from the logo?!"

Thinking of this, James immediately lunged forward, and just as he expected, Qin Ming, who was positioned at the logo, made his move.

The basketball flew a very long arc and landed precisely in the basket.

The fifth goal! Another one!

"OMG!!"

"How can they even get in?"

"I initially thought he retreated to the logo area to find an opportunity to accelerate and break through, but I didn't expect him to retreat to create space for his shot!!"

"To make a shot from that far from the basket is unbelievable!!" Wade and Anthony on the sidelines were amazed by Qin Ming's incredible long-range three-pointer.

In 07, the era of small balls had not yet arrived.

Long-range shots do exist, but they are definitely not a skill that players practice regularly.

Most shots taken from the logo position are taken out of desperation, when there's not much time left on the shot clock and the shot has to be taken to avoid a 24-second violation.

Or perhaps it's a casual toss at the end of the season, or a fancy move during the All-Star game.

Whatever the reason, shooting from the logo position is definitely not a regular skill for players.

But Qin Ming scored a goal in this way.

Qin Ming's spectacular basket prompted scout Tom Concharski to ask Carroll Dawson, "Are you Rockets going to sign this amazing young man? Although his shooting ability is outstanding, his other stats aren't particularly impressive..."

Carroll Dawson waved his phone: "Just based on his ability to consistently hit three-pointers, he deserves a ten-day temporary contract. After all, the cost of trial and error is low, and it doesn't matter if the result isn't satisfactory..."

"And to be honest, I just spoke with the team's management on the phone, and they've given me the authority to sign temporary contracts..."

"As for Qin's other stats... that's not important. Scoring is the most important thing. A little weakness in defense doesn't matter either, since defense can be compensated for with zone defense, double-teaming, and other methods. But shooting accuracy can't be made up for through teamwork..."

Tom Conchardsky nodded, clearly agreeing with Carole Dawson's point: "That's right, in basketball, offense often trumps defense..."

"A player who can only defend is at best a decent role player, but a player who can attack is bound to be a star. Of course, a top star can both attack and defend..."

"But don't forget..."

Tom Concharski gestured to the scouts from various teams around him: "There are quite a few people who think the same way as you; everyone is very interested in this wonder kid from the East!"

Carroll Dawson laughed, "Our team has Yao Ming, that's our advantage!"

"That's right!"

Tom Concharski pointed to the Cavaliers owner, who was discussing the matter with the team's general manager on the sidelines, and reminded him, "Don't forget, the Cavaliers have priority signing rights..."

Carol Dawson's expression froze.

This league-organized one-on-one tryout was held in Cleveland. Because it occupied Quicken Loans Arena, the Cavaliers, as the home team, had the right of first refusal to sign players.

In fact, at first no one thought that the Cavaliers having priority signing rights was a big deal.

After all, no one thought that this kind of trial training could uncover any hidden gems.

But now it seems that this is not the case.

Carol Dawson could tell that Dan Gilbert, who was having a heated discussion, was very interested in Qin Ming.

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