One Thousand and Thirty-Three. I'm Going to Kill the Game Here

This provocation is too much!

Which man likes to be called a softie?

The latter sentence is even more arrogant, and he looks fearless. This time, the referee couldn't stand it anymore. He was going to give Howard a technical foul to suppress the conflict, but the referee gave Sun Ce a technical foul first.

Not to mention, giving Sun Ce a technical foul may be more effective in suppressing the conflict than giving Howard a technical foul.

On Howard's side, even if Evans hugged him and said Randolph was on the sidelines, he saw Randolph being held down by Tony Allen and Gasol and not allowed to stand up, but he still couldn't help being angry. When he heard Sun Ce say "Try to move me", he had the impulse to kill Sun Ce even if he would rather be beaten to death by Randolph.

Fortunately, the referee gave Sun Ce a technical foul first. Howard felt that someone was finally not afraid of power and was doing him justice!

Even if the referee gave him a technical foul right away, Howard didn't think there was anything wrong with it. It was indeed him who pushed the player first. Sun Ce's foul was relatively large, but it was still a basketball move, and it didn't hit his face. It was because he subconsciously moved his arm in the direction of the stress after being hit, and Sun Ce's slap slid onto his face.

Coach Hollins saw that both Sun Ce and Howard had received technical fouls, and quickly called a timeout.

Howard was pulled back to the bench by his teammates, and his expression was still sad and angry... He also saw Sun Ce walking back with his teammates on the other side, talking and laughing...

Although the referee "presided over justice", Howard was still angry!

In fact, the conversation on the other side was:

"Noah, why do you have to make me laugh? Do you know that I want to hit you now?" Nash said with a smile.

"Don't," Sun Ce also said with a smile: "If Howard had pushed me again just now, he might have been sent off, and he didn't dare to do it, he was like a piece of toilet paper."

"..." Nash could only smile speechlessly.

Battier just needs to smile, he is used to it. Paul George and Jordan are the same, they just need to smile and move their lips, they don't even need to make a sound.

Back to the bench, Sun Ce stayed far away from his head coach and refused to get close.

Seeing Sun Ce hiding far away, Coach Hollins resisted the idea of ​​rushing up and beating the kid to death.

In fact, Sun Ce failed to make up for the foul, which was a very good choice. Sun Ce only committed the second foul, which turned Howard's dunk into a free throw. By the way, it also made Howard push people without calmness. Howard would definitely get a technical foul, but Sun Ce said that extra word, and almost got into a fight, and got a technical foul, which almost pissed Coach Hollins off.

But after calling a timeout, Coach Hollins probably guessed Sun Ce's idea and wanted to provoke Howard, and it seemed to have worked. On the opposite side, Howard returned to the bench and directly slapped the chair with a towel, as if he mistook the chair for Sun Ce... He was really ignited by Sun Ce!

This is a good thing for the Grizzlies. Although they lost a free throw because Sun Ce also received a technical foul, there was still one quarter and more than nine minutes left in the game, which made Howard unable to calm down. This was really a good thing for the Grizzlies.

It's just that Sun Ce deserved a beating so much that even his own head coach felt that he deserved a beating.

He was used to the degree of worthy of a beating in the past, but tonight, Sun Ce's ability to be beaten was even higher, and the opponent didn't even want to curse him... or didn't know how to respond, and just wanted to beat this guy to death.

Coach Hollins didn't make any substitutions when he called a timeout. He just emphasized the defense of the mid-range shooting. If you can defend under the basket, defend it. If you can't defend it, it's better to let Howard play alone than to let him shoot from the outside. Howard scoring is what the Grizzlies are least afraid of.

This timeout is just to suppress the conflict between the two teams.

100 seconds later, Sun Ce, Nash, Paul George, Battier, and Jordan continued to play on the Grizzlies side.

The 76ers did not make any substitutions. Iguodala had a good talk with his teammates during the timeout. This time, Howard was patient enough to listen to Iguodala's instructions.

Back on the court, Howard and Iguodala patted each other on the shoulders, and Howard went to the free throw line.

Sun Ce guessed that when the Grizzlies had some advantages but not overwhelming advantages, Howard and Iguodala would definitely form a temporary alliance, which might be better than the defensive cooperation in the first half.

But such an alliance is very unreliable. Once a major crisis occurs, it will definitely break immediately, and they may even blame each other.

Howard got angry when he saw Sun Ce standing on the right side of the three-second zone, and missed the first free throw.

But he made the second free throw, which did not give Sun Ce a chance to grab a defensive rebound.

After playing for nearly 3 minutes, the 76ers finally opened the pot and got the first point in the second half.

The Grizzlies still led the 76ers by 4 points with 48 to 44.

It has to be said that Howard was once regarded as the second strongest superstar in the league during his peak period. It was not given for nothing, and he was not as fragile as imagined. His mentality was indeed a little broken, but when he was about to fall behind 0-3, he still suppressed his "optimistic" character and his dissatisfaction with Sun Ce, and put this ruthlessness on both offense and defense.

The 76ers could not just give up, and they all started to fight desperately.

Once again, they fell into a bloody battle. Sun Ce's singles were blocked very tightly. The 76ers' defense was very targeted. Except for Sun Ce and Nash, the other outside players of the Grizzlies could shoot or not. They just needed to find opportunities to confront first, and they looked for opportunities to fight on both offense and defense.

After playing for more than 3 minutes, the official timeout came, and the Grizzlies still maintained a 3-point lead with 52 to 49.

After the official timeout in the third quarter, the 76ers sent out a one-star four-shooting lineup with Howard and Louis Williams as the core, and Iguodala, Meeks, and Lavoy Allen as pitchers.

But the Grizzlies continued to play a positional battle this time, just to prevent the 76ers from shooting. In the first half, they could send out an offensive lineup to try to soar when the opponent played one-star four-shooting, and in the second half, they could play confrontation.

Sun Ce and Nash continued to play, and Nash was ready to play the whole second half. Tony Allen, Klay Thompson, and Gasol also played.

Then began a tense period. The 76ers relied on Louis Williams to score two three-pointers and Howard's dunk, and at the same time prevented the Grizzlies from scoring in two consecutive attacks. They scored 8 points in a row and surpassed the Grizzlies by two points, but Nash and Klay Thompson fought back, scoring a three-pointer each in the next two rounds, and their teammates' defense was also strong, helping the Grizzlies to take a 4-point lead again.

During the period, Tony Allen of the Grizzlies was replaced by Randolph at the beginning of the fourth quarter. Gasol played for half a quarter, and Aaron Gray came on for three minutes.

At 3 minutes and 22 seconds in the fourth quarter, Sun Ce received a pass from Nash in a counterattack and hit a three-pointer from the sideline, widening the gap to 7 points, leading the 76ers by 7 points with 72 to 65. The 76ers called a timeout!

Doug Collins regretted it a bit. After scoring 8 points in a row to overtake the score, when Nash made a three-pointer to overtake the score difference again, he should have called a timeout. As a result, Klay Thompson scored one, and then both teams scored two points each. After two rounds, Sun Ce made a three-pointer to widen the gap to 7 points!

It’s too late to regret now. Fortunately, the score difference is only 7 points. There are 8 minutes and 38 seconds left, and they still have a chance!

The Grizzlies currently have only two stable scoring points, Sun Ce and Randolph. Nash did not perform as well as in the first game. He has only 11 points so far today.

You can still rely on defense!

On the other side of the bench, Sun Ce played 15 minutes in the second half and scored 14 points. The data increased to 21 points, 14 rebounds, 4 assists, 6 blocks, and 4 steals. The lead has also expanded to 7 points, but it is still not assured now.

Just as the coach on the opposite side thought, Sun Ce was worried that they only had him and Randolph to score.

7 points difference, if the opponent hits another offensive climax, it will be tied in an instant, and the opponent will definitely replace Evans, and it is possible that the opponent will hit an offensive climax!

Can't delay! Playing the key ball? He is not afraid, but expecting to play the key ball is definitely not a good thing!

Sun Ce pondered for a while, and after Coach Hollins arranged the rotation, he directly pulled Nash, Tony Allen, Battier, and Gasol to one side to discuss.

Coach Hollins wanted to fly and kick, but he held back after all - he still had to rely on this dead kid, and wait until the finals to play to the death!

...

After the timeout, the 76ers attacked.

Sun Ce and his teammates began to defend. This lineup is to play defense! And this defense is really desperate! Sun Ce ordered that this ball must be defended.

At the critical moment, Gasol played an important role, blocking Iguodala who cut in and received the ball. Iguodala had no choice but to pass the ball. Sun Ce's "food shortage" predicted the pass and rushed to Thaddeus Young who was running back to the outside line and grabbed the ball!

The 76ers did not play well in this attack, but they were not discouraged and did not waste time. They immediately retreated back.

Sun Ce was not in a hurry and did not pass the ball. He made a "3" with the OK gesture. Player No. 3 held the ball and played a singles tactic.

The teammates immediately understood and ran to the frontcourt to prepare to receive the ball and shoot. Sun Ce made 5 of 8 shots in the second half, including 2 of 2 three-pointers and 2 of 3 free throws, scoring a total of 14 points. The opponent would definitely double-team him.

After Sun Ce pushed through half court, he had a thought...

"The host uses a one-time skill to kill with one shot. The host needs to designate a shooting area and issue a declaration that he must score. If he succeeds, he will try his best to shoot and he will definitely hit the target."

Sun Ce actually has confidence in singles. He is not unwilling to play singles when facing double teams, but Sun Ce needs to score! Must score! Destroy the opponent's confidence!

When approaching the three-point line, Sun Ce began to dribble the ball between his legs continuously. Iguodala was not impulsive and waited quietly for Sun Ce to make a move.

However, Iguodala saw that Sun Ce seemed to be wasting time and stopped one meter away from the three-point line. Just when Iguodala felt that the Grizzlies were shameless in pressing the time, the annoying voice came again, and it was very loud-"Hey, who is that? I'm calling you. What's your name? Forget it, second defense player, do you see it? It's right in front of you. I'm going to shoot a three-pointer there and kill this game. Are you ready? If you can't, you can call a few more people."

Just after Sun Ce finished this sentence, the system prompt came!

"One-shot kill is triggered. If the host successfully shoots from outside the three-point line on the right side of the top arc, this shot will go in."

Successful shooting means that it cannot be blocked. Trying your best means aiming hard and not shooting randomly!

This is not a problem for Sun Ce! His outside shots are rarely blocked, and more often he misses the shot.

Iguodala looked at Sun Ce pointing at the three-point shooting area in front of him and listened to Sun Ce's words. This time he was not angry, but felt that Sun Ce was crazy!

And Sun Ce was very loud, and the others around him also heard it.

If he chose a three-point pull-up jump shot, they could understand Sun Ce's good touch in the second half, but if he directly said what he was going to do, if he really did it, it would really be like crazy.

However, Sun Ce still did not move after saying this, and dribbled more than a meter away from the three-point line, which made the 76ers players who thought Sun Ce was crazy also crazy. Is this guy really going to do this?

With 6 seconds left, Sun Ce finally moved and went directly to the direction where Iguodala was standing. Evans, who was not far away, didn't care whether Sun Ce was lying or not, and didn't care whether Sun Ce would pass to Nash, and directly double-teamed him. When Sun Ce reached the right side of the top arc, Iguodala and Evans tacitly double-teamed him!

Regardless of the fact that he couldn't jump with full strength due to the double team confrontation, Sun Ce had the height advantage. He tried his best to jump in the double team, and used the strength of his waist and abdomen to drive the whole body to exert force as much as possible. When dribbling before, Sun Ce was trying to adjust the shooting feeling...

Facing the defense of Evans blocking below and Iguodala blocking above, Sun Ce tried his best to jump back and shoot the ball out!

"One-shot kill is triggered. The host successfully shot with full strength. The shooting effect caused by insufficient bounce will be automatically adjusted. This shot will definitely go in..."

Seeing the prompt, Sun Ce, who had just thrown the ball, smiled.

Really shot!

Not to mention the 76ers players, even Sun Ce's teammates thought Sun Ce was crazy.

Nash thought Sun Ce wanted to attract the double team to pass the ball to him, and he was already empty. As a result, Sun Ce really shot at the "agreed" position by himself facing the two players!

When Sun Ce shot backwards, Nash couldn't help but yelled: "FU...Father! Lord! You are my God tonight!"

Nash watched the ball thrown by Sun Ce hit the basket and turned around before falling into the basket!

As Sun Ce made a three-pointer, the players on the court didn't care. Doug Greens on the sidelines also cursed and clapped his hands at the nearby referee, making a gesture for a timeout. After only one round, the 76ers called a timeout again!

Nash was really crazy! He actually scored!

10 points difference!

Coach Hollins on the sidelines laughed "ho ho ho". He was also scared at first, but now the frightened mood was instantly reversed. He couldn't change to any expression except laughing.

Too exaggerated!

Sun Ce's teammates were as crazy as Nash. Just like what Sun Ce said, he really killed the game in this round!

The 76ers called a timeout, but the players were still staring at Sun Ce, especially Iguodala and Evans who were sandwiched between Sun Ce.

They were closest to Sun Ce, and they smiled when they saw Sun Ce throw the ball. This guy was confident that he could score!

Sun Ce didn't score much tonight, and with this three-pointer, he only scored 24 points, but the fear he brought to the two of them could not be described in words.

It was too scary!

At this time, the devilish voice came again - "It wasn't an empty three-pointer. Forget it, come back in the next round. Try harder. You're just a little bit away from defending me..."

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