One Thousand and Thirty-One. The Strongest Troll in History (Part 1)

The referee wanted to hit his head against his head and die!

Steve Javie, 58 years old, was the first time he officiated the NBA Finals, which was between the Grizzlies and the 76ers, Alexander.

The 76ers were not good-tempered. Iguodala and Howard were not good-tempered players on the court. The former was proud and the latter looked like he deserved a beating. Holiday also had a thorny personality. Only Evans was calm.

Not to mention the Grizzlies. Randolph was the "golden signboard". Moreover, although the Grizzlies' players played cleanly, they didn't look like good people. Among the core players, Nash and Sun Ce looked like good people. Nash was okay, but Sun Ce was a troublemaker!

In the first two games, the referee was very focused on the whistle, and did not dare to be careless. He tried his best to control potential conflicts. No matter which team's home court, he did not blow the whistle and did not give the two teams an excuse. Fortunately, the order of the two games was steadily guaranteed.

Seeing that he had already gotten used to this tense law enforcement feeling, the referee was ready to blow the whistle step by step. Oh my god, Sun Ce started to make trouble again!

Not to mention the 76ers players, the referee wanted to strangle Sun Ce and then hit himself to death on the floor.

Resisting the urge to blow the whistle, the referee blew the whistle to start the third quarter and threw the ball to Sun Ce.

Sun Ce passed the ball to Nash, who took a deep breath after receiving the serve. It was exciting to play with Sun Ce. This season, Nash seemed to have returned to the days when he was still fighting for an All-Star spot in the Mavericks ten years ago.

But no matter how much you like this kind of excitement for young players, there is a limit!

Can you consider whether your teammates can withstand this kind of excitement? Nash resisted the urge to kick this unlucky disciple to death and pushed forward steadily.

Sun Ce ran to the front court behind Nash.

Originally, he wanted to beat Howard. Since he couldn't beat him, he expected Magic Johnson or Zhang Liangwan to possess him and beat Howard to lose his fighting spirit. The opponent's inside defense might collapse, and it might be easy in the fourth quarter like in the second game.

But since he unexpectedly drew the king of pressure, Sun Ce thought about it and changed his angle-to break Iguodala!

Originally, he didn't need to be too busy or provoke the opponent, and he could have an 80% match.

It's not a good thing to stimulate the opponent. The opponent was originally in a state of superficial harmony, and this situation was just right. The opponent might have loopholes in defense coordination at a critical moment, or some of the opponent's players might play impatiently at a critical moment.

But because Big Bird's speed was only first-class, and he didn't have any strength advantages, Sun Ce was worried that because of the match, his speed, explosiveness, etc. would decline. Sun Ce was worried that it would affect his defense. After all, the defense the team needed was not that of Big Bird, but defense similar to Kirilenko and Garnett.

Sun Ce can only choose to take risks. This special use method is bound to make the opponent furious. It is possible that the opponent will completely put aside their prejudices and cooperate well in this game.

Now it is a gamble! If the opponent puts aside their prejudices and fully cooperates, they will have a harder time next time, and it is really possible to drag it all the way to the seventh game.

But if the opponent puts aside their prejudices and fully cooperates, the Grizzlies win this game, then the opponent will definitely collapse! Moreover, winning this game means 3 to 0! Almost locked the championship!

In addition, there is another reason. If Iguodala is defeated tonight, even if Iguodala comes to the West at that time, he can establish a psychological advantage!

As Sun Ce's belief became firm, the system prompt came.

"The elegant sprayer is triggered, and the host enters a state of extreme pride, confidence, and calmness..."

I don't know what this means. It's called a sprayer, and the description doesn't say how to spray. Sun Ce doesn't care. Now he needs to rely on the temporary strength to collapse the opponent!

Nash has already passed the half court, and his teammates are waiting for Sun Ce to decide on his offensive style. Sun Ce doesn't play alone, but uses Nash and Jordan's pick-and-roll style to launch a positional attack.

Sun Ce quickly followed, and when he reached the three-point line, Iguodala came up to defend. Sun Ce brought Iguodala to the right side of the three-second zone and leaned against Iguodala.

Nash saw this and signaled other teammates to take their positions and passed the ball to Sun Ce.

Sun Ce received the ball, leaned against Iguodala, and began to complain, spewing out his thoughts like a string of cannonballs: "Why, you want to defend me? You, a second-defense player, want to defend me? The person in front of you is a two-time MVP..."

Iguodala was originally stimulated by what Sun Ce said just now, and he was very unhappy to hear Sun Ce's contemptuous voice, and couldn't help but push up to Sun Ce. Although Sun Ce said cheerfully, his thoughts were extremely clear. When Iguodala made a pressing move, Sun Ce used his left foot as the axis and turned around suddenly!

Error 1 level triggered! Sun Ce turned very smoothly this time, and was not affected by Iguodala's confrontation. Iguodala quickly retreated, but Iguodala immediately regretted it because Sun Ce had not dribbled yet!

Sure enough, Iguodala immediately saw Sun Ce pat the ball, stepped back and shot a two-pointer...

Iguodala rushed back quickly. His physical fitness was also good enough. He pushed hard on the floor while retreating and rushed back, but he was a step too late. Sun Ce jumped very low and his right hand had already thrown the ball out!

Iguodala failed to interfere with Sun Ce's shooting action and when he threw it out, and hit a hollow mid-range shot!

Sun Ce felt so good when he saw the ball fall into the basket! This kind of shooting feeling is really so good! Using Birdka to shoot mid-range shots is no worse than using peak Curryka to shoot three-pointers! Perfect mid-range shooting feeling!

Seeing the astonishment on Iguodala's face, Sun Ce couldn't help but spray again: "You can't do it, just surrender, I will definitely win, don't waste your energy, otherwise you won't be able to catch fish when fishing, and you can't defend me without Howard to help you in the mid-range."

Looking at Sun Ce who turned back to defend after spraying, Iguodala was furious! Sun Ce looked like he deserved a beating, and now he deserves a beating even more! The key is that Iguodala can't refute it. What Sun Ce said before about the second defensive player is also true. Iguodala has received the second defense twice in the best lineup and the best defensive lineup. The key is that Sun Ce still made the shot!

Holding back the emotion that was about to explode, Iguodala was actually very stable in playing basketball, but his muscles looked scary, but unlike ordinary physical fitness men, he was the type who played basketball with his brain. He actually regretted quarreling with Howard, and should have waited until the finals.

Suppressing his anger, Iguodala ran to the front court, stayed outside the three-point line on the left side of the top arc, opened up space and looked for opportunities to receive the ball and pass.

Sun Ce came up, but Iguodala didn't care. This was not his main attack point. He only scored 10 points in the first two games combined, but he had 4 assists in both games.

Just as Iguodala was calmly observing the Grizzlies' defense, the noise next to him came again...

"Are you watching our defense? It's useless. You can't score. You can only pass the ball to let your teammates help you get assists. I know you want to find a sense of existence, but you are a transparent person in my eyes..."

Iguodala couldn't stand it anymore. Just as he was about to push Sun Ce away, Sun Ce rushed directly to Evans who was breaking through Paul George. Evans had excellent offensive organization ability and good vision, and quickly passed the ball to Iguodala.

When Iguodala received the ball, Sun Ce stopped the double-teaming and stood in the top corner on the left side of the free throw line without making up for it.

Iguodala was just unhappy just now, and now he is furious again! This bastard really treated him as a transparent person!

Iguodala was staring at Sun Ce, and Sun Ce started to talk again: "Shoot! Right here, I'll give you a chance to shoot, can you make it?"

Originally, Iguodala was going to take advantage of the gap on the left side of the three-second zone and Sun Ce gave him so much space to accelerate, so he could go straight to the basket, but Iguodala couldn't keep calm now! Even a clay man can shoot three-pointers!

Iguodala pulled up and shot a three-pointer...

Originally, he didn't plan to shoot a three-pointer. His sense of rhythm was not right. Iguodala's three-pointer ability can only be said to be okay, a good level of B level. He was ready to catch the ball and shoot accurately. This time, his sense of rhythm was not good and his shot was wrong!

Sun Ce, who had already retreated to the basket when Iguodala threw the ball, was relieved when he saw the ball hit the basket. He judged the landing point and circled Howard like Rondo, grabbing the defensive rebound!

Just as Sun Ce was about to pass to Nash, Iguodala rushed over. Sun Ce quickly grabbed the ball and took it back. Fortunately, his hands were big enough.

Holiday pressed Nash all over the court, and Iguodala also pressed all over the court.

Sun Ce did not pass the ball hard, but protected the ball and pushed forward himself.

Nash and others also ran to the front court to help Sun Ce pull the others away to prevent Sun Ce from being double-teamed.

Sun Ce pushed through half court steadily, and Nash was closely guarded. Sun Ce was ready to take the ball by himself. Under Iguodala's close defense, he came to the three-point line and started to talk nonstop again: "I told you, you definitely can't make the shot, and you can't defend me, it's useless, you can be stronger, otherwise I will score again soon, forget it, you are too pitiful, I will pass the ball first, otherwise you will cry."

Sun Ce stopped the ball, raised the ball and made a hanging basket action. Iguodala's nerves were already nervous from Sun Ce's spraying. Seeing Sun Ce's action, he quickly jumped back and stretched out his hand to intercept Sun Ce's pass...

However, Iguodala saw Sun Ce put the raised ball back! Sun Ce made 0 of 2 three-pointers today! When Iguodala saw Sun Ce stop the ball, he thought Sun Ce was really going to pass the ball. Even if he didn't pass it to the inside, there should be someone else to respond, so Iguodala chose to jump.

But Iguodala, who was still in the air, saw Sun Ce take the ball back and jumped directly outside the three-point line to shoot!

After Sun Ce used a fake move to shake Iguodala away, he focused his attention and tried to find the feeling of shooting. He shot a three-pointer... This big gap, this feel, Sun Ce's fake shot hit the three-pointer!

Looking at Iguodala with an unusually rich expression on his face, Sun Ce spread his arms and said, "Sorry, I deceived you..."

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