Chapter 809 808. Taught the Children Bad Again

On the Nuggets side, because of the depth of the lineup, everyone except Andre Miller and Anthony played relatively even minutes in the first half. Andre Miller has super physical fitness and is already playing for the first time in his career. In six seasons, except for one time when he was suspended for two games for a fight with the Clippers, and one time when he had food poisoning and a high fever during the assists leading season, he missed three games in total. He has not lost a single game in more than 300 games. This is an ability. An iron man who can still average more than 10 minutes per game until he is 40 years old.

Anthony is young and his physical fitness is not an issue. The Nuggets sent out Andre Miller, the older generation three-point king who averaged 1.3 three-pointers per game last season and shot 48.5% from the field. The lineup of Wesley Person, Anthony, Kenyon Martin, and Nene.

George Karl is full of expectations and hopes for this lineup, but when he sees the Eagles' lineup, his head is full of question marks!

That college coach is still so unstable! Two rookies? And let Rasheed Wallace play center? What operation?

George Karl stared at Coach Kruger. Coach Kruger was stunned by the sight: This was not my plan!

In fact, it's not just the Eagles who have a headache, George Karl is also struggling.

The Eagles are so strong!

Before Anthony was still young and the shooting guard was not equipped with an effective ball-handling offensive point, although the Nuggets had Andre Miller, they only relied on Andre Miller to support the low post. This tactic was still It's not perfect, but in order to give the team a shot in the arm and make them feel that they can beat the championship team even if they risk their lives, the purpose of this game was achieved by working so hard.

The most important thing for a young team is confidence!

George Karl is banking on this lineup, hoping to recreate the glory he had when he led the SuperSonics ten years ago to first place in the Western Conference twice and reach the Finals once in three years.

At the beginning of the third quarter, the Nuggets had the ball.

Liu Mang patted Iguodala on the shoulder, and then defended Persson. Leave the matter of being rubbed by a big butt to the younger brother!

Iguodala looked at Andre Miller, who has the same name as himself, a top-five point guard in the league who averaged 16.5 points, 4.7 rebounds and 10.9 assists in his third year. The pressure was really great!

But this is a rare opportunity! Replacing Prince when the score is tight is a rare opportunity for Iguodala, and it is also possible that he can compete with Calderon, Muhammad, and Josh Smith for the team's seventh place. Opportunity for people!

At least that's how he sees it.

However, thinking of a defensive strategy that the boss secretly mentioned, he wanted to vomit blood: Why don't you use it yourself, boss!

Definitely not!

Iguodala is still confident in his defense. He was not a scoring player in college, so it is difficult to lead the team to the top 64. The university said it was about tactics, but it is not possible without a player with strong scoring ability. , even the current junior NCAA superstar Adam Morrison seems to be a system player, but he can average 25 points per game, and that was still in college.

Iguodala was famous for his versatility and defense during his college days.

Waiting for Andre Miller to come over and pass the ball to Anthony, Iguodala followed Andre Miller to the low post.

Looking at Andre Miller, who was ten centimeters shorter than himself and about as strong as himself at most, Iguodala gathered all his energy and prepared to withstand Iguodala's back blow.

Andre Miller squeezed toward Iguodala. Instead of bumping him like Liu Mang, he protected the ball with his right hand, squeezed toward Iguodala's ribs with his left arm, and then violently fired. Turn around!

Iguodala wanted to stand up and suppress him, but Andre Miller pressed his ribs hard, and he couldn't breathe. After a beat and half a second, Andre Miller rushed forward. Le was ready for his second turn, turning right and throwing a baseline shot!

Hit again!

Andre Miller has made 7 of 9 low post shots in this game! This kind of one-on-one singles with the whole team, even Kobe and Kidd can't guard him!

Seeing Liu Mang's disappointed expression as he came to the baseline to receive the serve, Iguodala felt that a crisis was coming!

It's not that Liu Mang blamed Iguodala for not guarding him, but that this rookie was so face-saving! These days, you have to be shameless to get to the top!

Liu Mang received the serve and advanced to the frontcourt. When he saw Andre Miller coming up to defend him, he first paused outside the three-point line and waited for Andre Miller to defend in place.

As soon as Andre Miller got into position, Liu Mang pulled to the right, and Andre Miller immediately moved to the left to guard. Liu Mang's movement was extremely wide, making an Iverson-style change of direction. , The action when taking the ball back was also very exaggerated. Andre Miller immediately moved to the right. However, Liu Mang's action was exaggerated, but he did not really change direction, but accelerated directly towards the center!

Andre Miller's speed was too slow, and Liu Mang broke through again! He quickly chased after Liu Mang.

At this time, Tracy McGrady ran from the right sideline to the top arc. Liu Mang, who was in the process of rushing, grabbed the ball one step outside the free throw line and threw it back. Kenyon Martin, who was originally going to flank Liu Mang, had to run towards the top arc. Persson followed Not going to Tracy McGrady!

Who knew that Liu Mang would throw the ball so seriously and the ball would still be in his hand!

Liu Mang jumped up and threw the ball to the left side of the basket!

"Ding... Aerial Magician triggers level 4, leading people with the ball..."

Josh Smith took off from the left side of the basket close to the free throw line, slid into the three-second zone to catch the ball, and threw it towards the basket!

Alley-oop hit the basket!

Josh Smith was able to catch the ball and hit the basket while sprinting from that position!

The whole place is going crazy!

The Nuggets were dumbfounded, Liu Mang's playful fake moves and fake passes followed by real passes! Josh Smith's super long gliding alley-oop hit the basket!

55 square meters!

The Nuggets went all out, but the Eagles actually made such "casual" substitutions as two rookies. They still continued to cling to the score and gave the Nuggets a critical blow at the beginning of the second half.

However, they have Andre Miller! Andre Miller should be said to be the Nuggets' strongest player at the moment and is the basis for their continued performance from last season.

In the transition between offense and defense, the Nuggets attacked. After Andre Miller advanced past halftime, he continued to pass the ball to Anthony. Anthony was guarded by McGrady and did not choose to play alone, but waited for Andre Miller to take over.

Iguodala followed Andre Miller to the low post and had close contact with Andre Miller.

This time, Iguodala doesn't care about face or not!

After Iguodala was fucked once, he already felt the crisis!

Seeing Andre Miller receive the ball, Iguodala secretly moved the hand pushing the opponent's waist downward while the opponent was squeezing him up, put his hands together, formed a Yin seal, and bit He bared his teeth and quickly slapped the pair of strong and huge double petals that were thrusting towards him...

The secret of Konoha's fluid technique...

Kill for a thousand years!

The concealment of movements, the accuracy of hits, and the speed of closing moves...

The key is, there is still a feeling of strength...

Andre Miller's whole body trembled, his hands shook, and the ball dropped! Angrily, he turned around and pushed Iguodala. Just when Iguodala was about to bend down to grab the ball, he was pushed to the ground by Andre Miller!

For this action, the referee blows the whistle first...but how the hell do you blow it?

Andre Miller was about to catch the ball when he suddenly threw the ball and pushed his opponent?

Is this hitting someone with the ball? Or an offensive pushing foul?

As for Iguodala's little moves, they were too hidden and too fast! The referee didn't notice at all, never thought that such a thing would happen, and had no idea what happened!

Seeing Iguodala fall to the ground with an innocent look on his face, he is still a rookie! I was bullied by an old fritter! When the referee saw Andre Miller's thick afro and Iguodala's innocent and confused face, the referee's first reaction was that the rookie was being bullied.

Andre Miller pushed someone and he was still very angry even after the whistle sounded. He hasn't been touched by a man yet!

Andre Miller also wanted to teach Iguodala a lesson. Liu Mang, who had long expected this possibility, immediately ran up, stood in front of Iguodala, and confronted Andre Miller.

Except for the person involved and a certain No. 1 player who taught bad rookies, no one knew what happened, and the conflict suddenly broke out!

Although I don’t understand why Andre Miller got angry and pushed his opponent down directly. He is such a stable guy, and he doesn’t seem like someone who would attack his opponent for no reason. The Nuggets players didn’t know what happened, but they saw the conflict. Get up and come up immediately to help.

The Eagles also gathered around. Their rookie was bullied, so of course the three veterans Liu Mang, McGrady, and Rasheed Wallace had to come to help.

Liu Mang seemed to know nothing, chewing his braces and looking at Andre Miller. A group of muscular men on the Nuggets team also looked at Liu Mang with their mouths in their mouths.

Andre Miller saw that the matter was about to get serious, so he chose to keep things quiet. If a fight really happened, who would be the loser? The rookie didn't care whether he attacked lightly or not, so he had to endure it!

The referee quickly came up to separate the two teams, determined that the foul was a collision with the ball, and gave Andre Miller a technical foul.

There was a conflict again. Although I don't know why the conflict happened, the referee now had an inexplicable feeling: The Eagles are poisonous!

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