I'm good at basketball too

Chapter 186 Murder Still Wants to Be Punished

The biggest problem exposed by the Huaxia men's basketball team in this game was that the outside line felt cold, and the whole team played their own way, like a mess of sand, and did not play the usual tactical system at all.

But after Li Ran came on stage, he told everyone an undeniable truth.

Even if they fight each other, it depends on who fights.

Li Ran didn't bother to play pass and cut cooperation with those people. He just took the ball and did the job. Few people in the NBA could defend against his own breakthrough, not to mention how low the level of the Asian Championships was.

He passes the ball to Big Zhi and Ah Lian at most.

Since you don't like scoring, keep scoring zero.

Guidance Guo gave Li Ran almost unlimited tactical initiative. To put it bluntly, he was on the court, and he could fight as he wanted.

Therefore, Liu Wei once again assumed the job he was most familiar with.

A dribbler who dribbles the ball upfield.

After dribbling to the frontcourt, Liu Wei immediately handed the ball to Li Ran, and then silently found a corner to wait.

Li Ran discovered a very "interesting" thing.

That is, the people who laughed the most in time and space happened to be the worst performers in this game.

Facing Saudi Arabia's perimeter defensive vanguard, Behrami, known as the best small forward in Asia in the 21st century, Li Ran did not panic at all.

This guy later played for the CBA, and he is most famous for having set the record for the longest single game in the history of the CBA.

On February 2014, 2, a mediocre league match between Fujian and Zhejiang created many incredible records.

The game played a full five overtimes, with a super score of 178-177.

As Fujian's foreign aid, Behrami played a terrifying 67 minutes and 17 seconds in the entire game. . . .

In the case of a full game of only 40 minutes, several players played hours in that game.

However, now, facing this "Asia's strongest small forward in the 21st century", Li Ran is thinking about how to pass him without leaving any face.

If you want to chase points, you must first defeat the opponent's momentum.

Dribble, accelerate, break through.

Of course, Behrami has heard about the NBA's new FMVP, super rookie king Li Ran.

But he didn't expect that he would be able to face Li Ran so quickly.

Regarding Li Ran, Behrami did not dare to neglect him at all, and lowered his body to stare intently into his eyes.

Behrami's performance was similar to that of Sun Dasheng who was in the bullfight with Li Ran. He barely reacted, and was directly wiped away by his thunderous first step.

Behrami was almost fell down by Li Ran's step. He really didn't expect Li Ran's speed to be so fast.

The physique of the West Asians was considered excellent among the yellow races, but Behrami felt that he had no way to deal with Li Ran's breakthrough.

Barely maintaining the center of gravity, Behrami was surprised to find that Li Ran appeared in front of him again.

Faced with such a good opportunity to attack, Li Ran was not in a hurry to continue breaking through inside.

"Why?" A thought flashed through Behrami's mind, and he immediately found a "reasonable" reason.

"Yes, it must be because of the deterrent power of the insider Haddadi."

A joke, afraid of Haddadi?

Ask Li Ran, has he ever been afraid of Howard, the strongest defensive center in the NBA?

The reason why Li Ran came back in front of Behrami after taking a step back was because. . .

If I can't shake you, I'm not happy.

He handed the ball to his left hand, made a sharp change of direction, and passed Behrami again abruptly.

Poor Asia's No. [-] small forward, this time he finally couldn't maintain his focus.

Falling to the ground in embarrassment, Behrami could only watch helplessly as Li Ran rode Juechen into the inside line.

Haddadi was already waiting for Li Ran inside.

As a core figure in Saudi Arabia, Haddadi is obliged to prevent Li Ran's breakthrough.

However, Haddadi didn't watch NBA games carefully.

As far as Li Ran's rookie season, there are almost countless big centers who have been humiliated by him.

Li Ran rushed into the penalty area, facing the tall Haddadi without hesitation and jumped up.

Haddadi was dumbfounded when faced with such a simple and rude Li Ran.

Before he had time to jump up, he felt something passing over his head.

But in the eyes of the audience, Li Ran's ball was absolutely perfect.

He passed directly over Haddadi's head, then swung down with one hand, and dunked the ball heavily into the frame.

At this moment, everyone thought of the Sydney Olympic Games nine years ago.

There was one guy on the Dream Team who did the same thing.

Vince Carter!

Facing the French high center Weiss, after receiving the ball from Garnett's steal, Carter rushed into the inside line with lightning speed, jumped Weiss and dunked the ball.

This ball has a famous name.

Button of death!

There are even many rumors that Weiss retired on the spot after being dunked by Carter.

But that's a lie, he played for many years later.

Today, Li Ran has almost completely reproduced the button of death.

In other words, the ornamental value of his ball is higher than that of the death button.

Because before he leaped over Haddadi, he just changed direction twice and knocked down Saudi's outside core Behrami!
"This ball is destined to go down in the annals of basketball, just like when Carter leaped Wes."

The commentator said excitedly.

Li Ran's goal was achieved, and Saudi's morale was hit to the bottom in an instant.

Saudi coach Khatami immediately called a timeout.

Because Li Ran caused Haddadi's foul.

He wants to win this game steadily now, and he must prevent some other factors from appearing.

However, Li Ran's journey of killing and punishing his heart is not over yet.

After playing, Li Ran actually stood behind Haddadi.

It's not that he has no experience in defending big centers. Among other things, he and Howard fought in the interior for five full games in the finals.

Now, defending Asia's second center Haddadi is just so-so for him. . .

Haddadi was surprised that Li Ran dared to stand behind him?

However, after getting the ball and pushing back, Haddadi found that things were not as simple as he thought.

He can't stand Li Ran?

One thing to know, the power of the NBA is not the same as the power of any other league.

There is a well-known picture in later generations.

In 2020, James went to Shenzhen to participate in an event, and faced a Zhengyin center of the China Youth Training Team in a group confrontation.

After the center got the ball, he slammed into James unceremoniously.

However, the old man stood motionless like a wall. . .

Haddadi may feel slightly better than that player at this time, but limited.

He could beat Li Ran, but it was very difficult.

According to his estimate, if he could reach the low position, he would have already violated the three-second rule.

So Haddadi had to join the ball and lean back, ready to force a shot by virtue of his height advantage.

"Snapped!"

The ball went fast and came back even faster, rubbing Haddadi's face and flying to the backcourt.

(End of this chapter)