I was determined to be bad, but I went straight to the Basketball Hall of Fame

Chapter 160 Talking about Faith (Second Change)
Ricky Davis had been the boss of the Cavaliers for a season, and he thought that Cleveland would be the starting point for him to start his journey to superstardom.

Unexpectedly, the first emperor was traded halfway before starting his business, and Ricky Davis, who had been the boss for a season and a half, began his turbulent NBA career.

Fortunately, at the age of 31, Ricky Davis decided to start a new basketball career in the Clippers. The goal is not to be a superstar, but to survive here.

In addition to training on weekdays, Davis no longer hangs around nightclubs, and no longer competes with others, and goes to the field to fight with others-there is a risk of injury.

After completing the task of community service, he chose to stay in the community and contribute to those in need.

As long as he doesn't play away games, Ricky Davis will go to the community every week to deliver food to people in difficulty, and take an hour to play and play with children, so that the fun of basketball can affect more people.

Of course, all of this was recorded by the film crew of "Basketball and Base" and became an important part of future documentaries.

It's a cliché but powerful story of self-redemption when Ricky Davis steps up to the floor in the clutch moments of the fourth quarter.

It is the trust of the head coach Mike Dunleavy in him, and it is the trust of the general manager Mr. Smart in him.

Min Congda frowned when he saw Lao Deng replacing Ricky, feeling a little bad in his heart. His keen sense of smell once again sensed danger for the Cavaliers!
"Replacing Thornton with Ricky is a good move! Thornton can't defend James, and he doesn't have the ability to shoot from the outside. Not tall enough, Ricky is more than enough to play a small forward...Old Deng is trying to take advantage of the Cavaliers' weaknesses!"

As a small forward, Thornton played too much inside. His three-point shooting rate was only 35%, and he averaged only 0.7 shots and 0.3 hits per game.

Two shots in three games and one score, both in quantity and quality are too bad.

And Ricky Davis's improved three-point shots and shooting percentage are not comparable to Thornton.

After a period of investigation, Dunleavy believes that Ricky Davis can play the main role at critical moments.

He made 2 of 2 three-pointers tonight and has already scored 10 points.

As soon as Davis came on the court, he played immediately. He received a pass from Curry and rushed to the basket from the left.

Confronted Varejao in the air, and while "knocking" Varejao into the air, he made a layup.

The Brazilian gigolo spread his hands at the referee, thinking that Davis had fouled the ball, but the referee ignored him.

This kid bumps too much on weekdays, not obviously bumping into people, and the referee doesn't bother to pay attention to him.

Min Congda also felt that the ball was fouled, but the situation was favorable to the Clippers, and he couldn't scold him, which was really uncomfortable.

96:99, the Clippers lead by 3 points.

At this time, James seemed to be a little cowering, and he didn't take the ball and attack by himself.

The choice was given to Mo Williams, and Xiao Mo played Curry singles with the ball under pressure.

After getting rid of the continuous dribble, he pushed Curry away with his body, and scored two points with a mid-range jumper from the horn position.

98:99, still a gap of two points.

The game has entered the final stage of intense competition.

The defensive actions on both sides are getting bigger and bigger, and the referee is even more careful about the whistle.

Curry rushed to the inside with the ball, and was lightly bumped by Varejao and flew out of the baseline.

As a result, the ball was not called a foul, but was blown out of bounds, and the ball was still in the hands of the Clippers.

Of course Min Congda couldn't sit still, when would he not scold the referee for this opportunity?

"This ball doesn't call a foul? Foster, are you blind? If you are blind, I have another one on my butt that I can use! Everyone will be killed!"

Tonight's referee is Scott Foster, who is considered to be one of the more experienced referees.

In the face of Min Congda's scolding, Foster ignored it. Recently, the referees had a meeting to communicate, and the Clippers Smart was a key avoidance target.

Once this guy starts to scold, he won't say it badly, and he is not afraid of fines or expulsion at all. The more you punish him, the happier you are.

If you fine him, he will write a letter to complain to the league after the game, accusing the referee of the game of having problems.

The key point is that this guy's eyes are very poisonous, and the questions he said are very accurate, so the referee will be reprimanded by the referee committee.

A referee is also a person and a job. No one wants to be scolded by their superiors at work, because it will affect performance appraisal and daily work status.

It's okay to be scolded by customers, anyway, after the game, everyone will not violate the river water, so what if they are a little insulted to their dignity?

Therefore, the referees have not paid much attention to Min Congda recently, so he can scold him as much as he likes, and let him scold him to his heart's content.

Before the start of the game, the referee held a meeting to set the tone. Vice President Joe Bozia gave two principles: 1. Hand it over to the players at the last moment. 2. Ignore Clippers general manager Smart. The referee committee doesn't want to receive his post-match complaint email. It's too fucking annoying, even more annoying than Cuban.

Seeing that Foster ignored him, Min Congda had no choice but to sit back on the bench angrily. I'm sorry for Li Liang. Aren't you referees very arrogant?

Zero tolerance at every turn, give this technical foul, give that technical foul, expel this, warn that.

What are you rushing to me for?

Curry sent the ball out of bounds, Gasol Jr. took the ball and observed it with his back.

Suddenly a beautiful back pass was made to Curry under the cut basket, and Curry made a layup!
"Fuck! I just said that you call a foul on this ball, and you won't serve the baseline ball if you call a foul, and he can't make an air cut if you don't serve the baseline ball!"

Min Congda was so angry that he took two mouthfuls of popcorn, the Staples popcorn was really unpalatable.

At 98:101, the Clippers lead by 3 points, and Curry's score has reached 27 points.

His back-to-back [-]-pointers, mid-range shots, and cut layups in the fourth quarter.

Seemingly stumbling, seemingly emaciated, unable to resist being knocked out of the bottom line.

However, when he has a basketball in his hand, he responds with a basketball.

The Cavaliers called a timeout again, and Mike Brown needed to arrange his tactics, with a 3-point difference.

There are still 50 seconds left before the end of the game.

At this time, James has scored 31 points, the highest in the game.

At the critical moment, the ball will definitely be handed over to him, but he doesn't know how it will end.

Min Congda looked up at the big screen, which played back the Cavaliers' defensive mistakes just now, giving Curry an opportunity.

"The reason for this is because Ricky Davis opened the space in the bottom corner, so that the Cavaliers did not dare to shrink, and the gap was leaked. Lao Deng made a good substitution. RTNN's, the system, Can I waive Ricky Davis?"

Min Congda was a little frustrated, thinking about laying off Davis.

System: [Can't, it's not in line with common sense, and it violates the promise. 】

"What? You still say that I have violated my faith? Your system has issued this kind of bankruptcy task, so what's your faith?"

System: [Speaking. 】

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(End of this chapter)