I really just want to be a role player

Chapter 120 Paul and Wade take turns competing!

2006 1 Month 2 Day.

Charlottetown.

At this time, the Time Warner Center arena is holding the first game at the beginning of the new year, and the opponent is to challenge the Heat.

Night falls.

Fans in pairs and groups of threes and fours are checking tickets and entering the arena in an orderly manner.

Inside the arena, the lights are bright and the crowds are crowded. Fans are looking for their seats according to their ticket numbers.

There are two cards of Michael Jordan and Chris Paul, the son of the Chosen.

The Bobcats' ball market began to improve, and the arena's occupancy rate for this game was close to [-]%.

After all, the Bobcats, who just joined the NBA, are only in their second year, and their current record is not bad. With a record of 2 wins and 13 losses, they rank tenth in the Eastern Conference, and they may hit the playoffs.

Moreover, tonight's opponent is the Heat led by Wade and O'Neal, which naturally attracted many fans to watch the game.

During the warm-up, Su Bei, who usually doesn't like to join in the fun and is only keen on shooting shots to warm up, greeted Paul and chatted for a few cents.

Everyone else is unfamiliar with the game, and there is almost no interaction. Wade and Paul, without James' hand, can't get together now, and they haven't become brothers yet.

Most of the Heat players turned their heads to look for the figure of God. Where is Jordan?Will Jordan watch the game from the sidelines?

The starting lineups of the two teams tonight were also displayed on the big screen in the arena.

The Bobcats started with 5 Tigers, Primoz Brezek, Emeka Okafor, Gerald Wallace, Matt Carroll, Paul.

Heat starting 5 people, O'Neal, Haslem, Posey, Subei, Wade.

The game started, and the game was broadcast live by TNT radio station, with Mike Breen and Marv Albert as guest commentators.

beep-!
The whistle sounded, and the referee threw the basketball into the sky.

Brezek and O'Neal won the duel and transferred the basketball to Paul.

"The Bobcats got the first possession, and Paul slowed down the tempo, got the ball upfield, and waited for his teammates to settle down.

He called a play, Blazer came out and played a pick-and-roll with Paul..."

"During the Lakers era, O'Neal couldn't guard the pick-and-roll.

The Utah Shuangsha made O'Neal suffer a lot, Paul obviously studied O'Neal, and played O'Neal's most hated tactics..."

Wade and O'Neal rushed towards Paul, and saw Brezek walking towards the free throw line. Paul pulled the ball up, flicked his hands, and passed the basketball to the free throw line.

"Brazek catches the ball, raises his hand for a two-point jump shot..."

Swish-!
The soft shooting touch and Haslem's complementary defense failed to prevent Brezek's mid-range shot.

0 to 2! !
Primoz Brezek was a first-round pick in 2000. He is 2 meters tall. He was born as a European center and has a good ability to withdraw and shoot.

Coupled with high-quality screening skills and Paul's pick-and-roll tactics, it is almost as good as the combination of Paul and David West in Subei's previous life.

Subei and Matt Carroll, who is also a role player, can only make soy sauce.

On the court, the Heat attacked the round.

Wade played an outside screen with Su Bei viciously, and then passed the ball to Su Bei hand-in-hand. This is to fight with his former teammates!
"Su Bei met Paul so quickly. Both of them are the most popular candidates for the best rookie in 05. At the beginning, Su Bei took the lead. Now that Paul has gradually opened up the distance, what will happen when the two confront each other... "

What else could it be?
With 183 defensive losses and Wade's cover, Su Bei is just a killer with no emotions. Facing Paul's approach to find a confrontation, he raised his hand and shot a three-point jumper...

Swish-!
3 to 2! !
Hit three-pointers easily like usual training.

When Su Bei landed, he was about to give Paul a high-five, but he suddenly realized that they were different. They were no longer teammates from Wake Forest University. Their outstretched hands became raised fists.

Being stared at strangely by Paul, Su Bei didn't show any embarrassment on his face.

It's just that you are not embarrassed, it is others who are embarrassed.

It must be so, and the person who deceived his ears and steal his bell may also think so.

Field, Bobcats offensive rounds.

Paul is still controlling the tempo on the court, trying to increase the success rate of the offense, but he still has a soulless pick-and-roll tactic. Blazer pulls out to cover, Paul throws off Wade, and accelerates into the penalty area.

"Shaquille O'Neal was exposed to Paul's strike range, Haslem continued to rush to help defend, Paul pulled the ball up three steps, beautiful layup, no, basketball, pass out, wild pass, post pass to left side.

Gerald Wallace rushed to the penalty area, caught the ball, and slammed Huashan for a dunk that blasted the basketball into the basket. "

"Beautiful pass, wonderful dunk, Paul's fine point is that after he passed the ball, he continued to make an offensive posture for a layup, completely overturned the entire court, and took away the Heat's defense... ..."

3 to 4! !
Offensive and defensive transition, the Heat's offensive round.

"Wade controlled the ball to the frontcourt, and played a pick-and-roll tactic with Su Bei, passing the ball hand-to-hand, no, it was just a feint, Wade almost stepped on the three-point line, and he took a three-step layup... ..."

Bang-!
Wade hit the free throw line and threw the basketball to the basket. The basketball hit the backboard and bounced out. When Okafor and Blazel turned around to grab the rebound, Wade had already rushed to the penalty area. He jumped up, pressed O'Neill's shoulder, and slammed the flying basketball into the basket again.

Bang-dang-!
"Wade is too fierce. Not only did he play with his teammates and opponents, but he also performed a dunk move that was only used in the All-Star Slam Dunk Contest, and dunked O'Neal..."

"O'Neill was dunked, just about to turn around and find someone to fight, when he saw that it was Wade who pressed his shoulder, he also looked confused..."

It can only be said that Wade's ball is better than Paul's ball just now, and even his teammates can pay homage to him when he is so ruthless.

The Heat played very easily, as if they were playing an exhibition game. Obviously, they did not regard the "Lynx" as a live cat.

In contrast, the Bobcats led by Paul played very seriously. Seeing that the pick-and-roll tactics were effective, they continued to play pick-and-rolls in the next game as if they didn't need money.

The pick-and-roll is cool for a while, and the pick-and-roll is always cool for a while. Paul substitutes salt for this sentence. O'Neal is unwilling to expand the defense. He is too fat and his mobility is limited. The Heat are really not good at defending.

Brezek's CIC is not for nothing.

European-style center, soft to soft, but his shooting moves are very standard, and without confrontation, his shots are terribly accurate.

O'Neal evacuated, Paul's breakthrough, Gerald Wallace's air cut, and excellent physical talent at the basket, Okafor, the No. [-] pick like Ben Wallace, the Heat wanted to block the Bobcats' attack It's really not easy to attack.

"Chris Paul shrugs off Wade, drives to the lane, and hits a two-point jumper from close range."

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"Chris Paul broke into the penalty area, then threw the basketball into the sky, Okafor alley-oop, dunked the basketball with both hands, and scored two points."

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Gerald Wallace's empty cut to the basket and Blazel's precise mid-range shot are also accurate.

In the first quarter of the game, the score is behind, and it will be the Heat.

"The Bobcats offense was in great shape tonight, and amazingly, their defense was pretty good as well.

Their protection of the penalty area is not like what a newly formed new team can play.

The Heat's Wade hit the basket, and O'Neal stormed the low post. This style of play to keep the basic set is too inefficient. "

"Chris Paul is just a rookie, and he still has a 183 defensive loss. The defensive accident did not become a sinkhole, and it's not the existence of giving points..."

Paul's defense doesn't stretch his hips.

Gerald Wallace is a defensive champion.

Okafor's rim protection, block blocking, and defensive ability are also very strong.

Coupled with the support of Brezek's 2-meter height, it is really not easy for the Heat to penetrate the Bobcats' basket.

"The Bobcats are very talented in playing four guarantees and one tactic. Their lineup has no shortage of defenders. The Heat attack the inside and want to run past the Bobcats on a single leg. It's too beautiful to think..."

The score was 29 to 24. After the first quarter, Paul made 4 of 3 shots and scored 6 points, 5 assists and 1 rebound. He led the Bobcats to suppress the Heat and took a 5-point lead.

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(End of this chapter)