My teammate in the NBA is Nash

Chapter 70 Zhang Bow Nocking Arrow! (seeking tickets)

"COMEON! What do I see?"

United States, Atlanta.

Omni Stadium.

The commentator at the scene was shocked by Su Han's actions: "Su Han finished blocking Di Campbell, and then shook his finger at him!"

"As we all know, this is Dikambe Mutombo's classic gesture, and if players other than him shake their fingers during the game, they will receive a technical foul!"

Another narrator added this sentence.

as he said.

In the NBA, every player has more or less his own signature moves.

For example, Jordan likes to stick out his tongue when he breaks through and scores.

Another example is Mutombo habitually shaking his fingers after finishing the defense.

But you can imitate Jordan sticking out his tongue when he broke through, but you can't imitate Uncle Mu wagging his fingers after blocking the shot.

Looking at the entire league, only Mutombo can wag a finger.

If other people shook their fingers, they would only receive a technical foul from the referee on the grounds of provocation.

"beep!"

The referee at the scene did not hesitate at all, and decisively blew the whistle, giving Su Han his first technical foul in his career.

"Hey, let's see, Xiao Su just blocked a shot, but got a technical foul!"

at the same time.

In the studio of Channel C, Mr. Zhang Lili was a little puzzled when he saw the referee's penalty.

Soon, after the background director gave the relevant reasons, Zhang Lili took advantage of the opportunity to explain to the fans of the Celestial Dynasty in front of the TV.

"Director Zhang, just a few minutes after the first game of his career, he received a technical foul. Su Han is making history in disguise, right?"

Su Qun, who also explained the game, joked:

"He's really a player born to make history!"

Regarding Su Qun's remarks, Director Zhang gave the other party a positive look.

It seems that with the in-depth understanding of the industry of commentary, Su Qun's business ability of blowing Su Han has gradually grown a lot!

Children can be taught~
The camera returns to Omni Arena, where the Eagles play.

The Eagles, who got a technical foul free throw, made all free throws.

Although Mutombo got a cap and was shaken by Su Han, at least the Eagles did not lose in the score.

Hawks coach Lenny Wilkens on the sidelines even hoped that Su Han could block Mutombo again on the defensive end, and then wag his fingers on a whim.

If Su Han received two consecutive technical fouls and was sent off, the Eagles would obviously have secured the victory in this game.

of course.

This is just Wilkens thinking about it.

Su Han shook his finger once on a whim, and he was already so happy, he would not be so stupid as to wave his finger continuously to lead to technical fouls and end up as a spectator.

The game continues.

The offensive firepower of both teams in the opening stage was very fierce.

In just over [-] minutes, the two sides stood at [-]:[-], and no one was able to widen the gap.

Knicks offensive round.

After Nash quickly dribbled the ball across the half court, he raised his hand decisively and made the gesture that was very familiar to the on-site commentator.

"Steve Nash is calling for a pick-and-roll!"

"That's right, and it's none other than Su Han who he called for the pick-and-roll!"

After the classic shout connection appeared in this game.

The shouting pick and roll was also successfully offered in this game!

While Nash used Su Han to cover to the other side, he quickly distributed the ball to Su Han who was standing outside.

"Oh!"

The basketball started, and Su Han stood outside the three-point line.

Mucci Blaylock, who came over from the defense, quickly approached Su Han, ready to complete the steal at the moment Su Han dribbled the ball!

Say something.

The Atlanta Hawks have studied Su Han very well.

Team coach Lenny Wilkens repeatedly watched Su Han's NCAA game video.

He is very clear that Su Han has unparalleled athletic talent, as well as a strong and skilled combination of man and ball.

In addition to being able to score in the low post, Su Han can also score explosively with the ball outside the three-point line.

But don't forget.

That's just in the NCAA tournament!
In the NCAA tournament, what kind of rotten fish and shrimps did Su Han face?
Let's see who is defending Su Han now!

Mookie Blaylock - All-NBA defensive linebacker for three straight seasons.

Strong contender for league steals king!
Nobody knows more about steals than Blaylock.

Needless to say, he is still a big ball handler like Su Han!

"Whoosh!"

then.

Lenny Wilkens on the sidelines had already begun to foresee the embarrassing scene where Su Han was cut off by Blaylock.

Su Han, who was closely guarded by the opponent's small point guard, got up and shot directly facing the frame.

Yes.

He was just outside the three-point line at the NBA level, ignoring Mucci Blaylock who was defending him, and shot decisively!
in fact.

Su Han is not ignoring his opponent.

Mainly because he really couldn't see Blaylock.

You know, the eagle's little point guard is only [-] meters tall, while Su Han is [-] meters tall!
Under Blalock's defense, there was an open field in front of Su Han, which meant that there was no defense.

With Kevin Durant-level shooting ability and an enhanced version of Su Han, do you still need to watch the three-pointer in this unguarded situation?
"Shh!"

There is no suspense.

Su Han scored the first three-pointer in his NBA career, stably penetrating the net!

"WTF?"

This ball blinded Lenny Wilkens on the sidelines.

He has studied Su Han's NCAA game video, and he is very clear that Su Han has the ability to shoot three-pointers in the NCAA.

But here's what you need to know.

How long is the NCAA three-point line?
But it is [-] meters.

In the NBA, this length is also the level of a mid-range.

After all, the NBA's three-point line is a full [-] meters!
Not a distance at all!
Su Han has the three-point ability of the NCAA distance, converted to the NBA, that is, he has the mid-range shooting ability.

who ever thought.

Can he score three-pointers outside the NBA-level three-point line?
This is completely beyond the cognition and deployment of the Eagles coach.

If Su Han is outside the NBA three-point line, he can still use the three-pointer as a conventional weapon.

Then let Mookie Blaylock switch to defend against Su Han, isn't it just sending points?
"Shh!"

Without waiting for Coach Lenny Wilkens to figure it out.

The Eagles missed a shot on the offensive end, and the rebound was protected by Su Han.

The Celestial Behemoth counterattacked the frontcourt with the ball.

When the Eagles returned to the basket at full speed, they waited for the next moment when Su Han rushed inside and made an offensive foul physically.

Su Han, who was holding the ball across the half, was just transitioning calmly.

He stopped the ball outside the three-point line, opened his bow and set an arrow, and scored another three-pointer!
Two-thirds of the NBA distance! ?

Now, Lenny Wilkens didn't doubt whether Su Han had the three-point shooting ability of NBA distance.

He looked directly at Knicks coach Don Nelson on the sidelines.

As the head coach of the NBA team, Wilkens was very surprised.

Does the head coach of an NBA team actually allow his team's center to throw a three-pointer like Su Han?
It seemed that he had noticed the surprised gaze of the coach of the opponent team.

The old Nelson on the Knicks coaching bench calmly crossed his legs on the seat, and then spread his hands towards Lenny Wilkens.

He seemed to be telling the other party:

I'm sorry, but my master really allowed Su Han to throw it like this!
(End of this chapter)