I'm good at basketball too

Chapter 250 Tenacious Grizzly, Tenacious Li Ran

The tenacity of the Grizzlies exceeded everyone's expectations. They resisted until the middle of the fourth quarter, and they were opened up in the small climax of Kobe's offensive.

Because Calipari replaced Li Ran.

Li Ran could only smile wryly as he watched the score that was pulled away instantly after he left the field.

He intends to continue playing, but he looked down at his slightly trembling hands, and told him rationally that even if he played now, he would not be able to do better than these teammates.

The moment he sat down on the chair at the end, a tidal wave of exhaustion surged up. Li Ran felt that he was almost collapsed. He even had difficulty breathing, and his chest was burning like a fire.

After sitting for 2 minutes, he finally recovered a little.

At this time, the score has been pulled to ten points under the leadership of Kobe.

But Li Ran, who was not reconciled, still stood up and stood up, signaling to Calipari that he could play.

Jordan's game told Li Ran a truth that he will remember for life.

As long as you are the boss of this team, you have the responsibility to lead the team to win.

Calipari knew that Li Ran's current physical condition had reached its limit, and if he forced to play the game with his physical strength almost exhausted, the chance of injury would greatly increase.

He knew that Li Ran had been seriously injured.

He would rather lose this game than let Li Ran continue to play.

But looking at Li Ran's resolute gaze, Calipari still hesitated.

In the end, Calipari had to compromise.

"You continue to recover your strength off the court. If the point difference is less than ten with 3 minutes left, I will give you a chance, but now you need to rest."

Li Ran also knew that this was Calipari's bottom line, so he nodded helplessly and sat on the bench.

The next time, Ke 6 broke out suddenly.

It is also the super substitute of the best sixth man level. Lu Wei has just emerged now, let alone mention it, but compared with another super sixth man, Anthony's thug leader JR Smith, the biggest advantage of Ke 6 is stability.

It may be that JR with a nerve knife can lift Ke 6 up and hammer it, but in most cases, Ke 6's performance is better than JR.

He hit all kinds of unreasonable three-pointers from the outside, shaking his head and sighing Kobe, and abruptly stabilized the point difference.

That's what a super sixth man does.

Aaron McGee, Ginobili, Terry, Barbosa, JR, Ke 6, and Lu Wei are among the best.

You can not defend well, you can have all kinds of problems, but you must have enough scoring explosiveness.

When Li Ran re-entered the court, the score was almost a lot, nine points.

The Lakers temporarily lead 92-83.

After tidying up his jersey and shorts carefully, Li Ran looked at Kobe on the other side.

He didn't realize at all that the look in his eyes was very similar to Kobe's in the first game.

Cold and aggressive.

Bouncing to the bottom line, Li Ran rarely reached out to Randolph who was about to serve.

When Curry saw it, he simply turned his head and ran to the frontcourt.

After dribbling for half the court, Kobe was already in front of Li Ran.

At this time, Li Ran gave Kobe a completely different feeling.

In Kobe's eyes, Li Ran has changed from a well-matched opponent to a formidable enemy who needs to do his best to defeat.

Since Kobe first met Li Ran, Li Ran's identity has changed again and again.

From a young guy with great potential at the beginning, to Pippen who has the ability to become his side, to a supernova who threatens him, and now, a strong enemy in front of the Lakers.

However, Kobe doesn't have time to think so much right now.

Randolph had already blocked Kobe's side, and Li Ran relied on his pick-and-roll to take his first step to become the best player in the league.

Although Kobe reacted extremely quickly, he was half a body behind Li Ran in an instant.

And this insignificant distance of half a body is like an insurmountable moat.

Li Ran played this ball extremely tough. With Yao Ming in the front and Kobe in the back, he jumped up without hesitation.

After a solid physical confrontation with Yao Ming in the air, Li Ran pulled the ball to Yao Ming's armpit and picked it from behind him to the basket.

Yao Ming drew back, but only caught a cloud of air.

The ball drew a small arc in the air and fell gently into the basket.

Li Ran also fell to the ground in embarrassment.

Before his teammates came up to help him, Li Ran jumped up with his hands on the ground.

Time is too tight, he dare not waste every second of time.

The ball caused Yao Ming's foul. Li Ran stood on the free throw line, took a deep breath, and threw the ball.

At the moment of the shot, Li Ran felt a loss of strength. He immediately knew that the extra penalty could not be scored, but with Yao Ming and Da Jia stuck in the position, Li Ran did not have the slightest chance to compete for this offensive rebound.

Artest received the rebound and passed the ball directly to Kobe.

Kobe slowly dribbled the ball across the half court, then passed the ball to Blake who came up to meet him, and led Li Ran into the low post, preparing to get an offensive opportunity through the triangle offense.

Under Li Ran's sticky defense, it took Kobe almost half of his offensive time to get the ball from the low post.

He bumped back against Li Ran while looking for an opportunity to make a move.

When Li Ran was knocked out of space by him, Kobe held the ball high with both hands, ready to turn around and make a shot.

Li Ran watched Kobe's movements intently, and was ready to seize the moment when he made a move before making a move.

However, Kobe's fake movements were too realistic. After he raised his hand three times in a row, Li Ran finally couldn't help stretching out his hand.

The moment Li Ran stretched out his hand, Kobe received the ball, turned around, stayed in the air, and shot.

After completing a set of beautiful and gorgeous movements in an instant, Li Ran stretched out his hand in vain. He could only watch the opponent throw the ball like Kobe just now, draw the same perfect and elegant arc, and fall into the basket.

After playing for more than 10 minutes, Kobe's physical condition was obviously much better than that of Li Ran.

This is not to say that Kobe's stamina is stronger than Li Ran's, but that Li Ran has done much more than Kobe in this game.

Kobe still put most of his energy on the offensive end, while Li Ran put almost as much energy on the offensive end and defensive end.

In the next attack, Curry and Li Ran cooperated, found an opportunity on the flank, and hit a three-pointer.

But looking back, Yao Ming steadily hit the hook above Millsap's head.

As a typical short insider, Millsap's height is not enough for Yao Ming. He can't reach Yao Ming's shot point even when he jumps.

Although the Grizzlies have gradually narrowed the point difference after Li Ran's reappearance, the current time simply does not allow the Grizzlies to fight like this.

Time is the biggest enemy of the Grizzlies now!

When Li Ran pulled out from outside the three-point line again and hit this magical three-pointer, the point difference came to five points.

However, there are only 50 seconds left in the time.

There is not much time left for the Grizzlies, or in other words, for Li Ran.

(End of this chapter)