NBA: The second generation of the strongest star

Chapter 192 1 minutes 28 seconds

"Beep beep." With the sound of the whistle, the fourth quarter officially started, and the New York Knicks served in the backcourt.

The ball was given to Andrew, and Andrew dribbled across half court.

With 12 minutes left, Andrew did not rest, and Wilson Chandler and Danilo Gallinari came on with two substitutes; while the Oklahoma City Thunder had James Harden and Westbrook with three A substitute came on, and Kevin Durant rested off the court.

Coach Brooks has nothing to do about it. Kevin Durant's physical fitness is indeed a little worse than Westbrook's. He can't stay on the court for a long time. Once his physical fitness declines, his shooting percentage will drop. .

This can be regarded as the only shortcoming of Kevin Durant. God opened a door for him, but closed a window for him. Kevin Durant does not have the physical reserves like Kobe, Westbrook, Andrew and others.

So Coach Brooks must let Kevin Durant rest for a few minutes, relieve himself, and then return to the court.

The camera returns to the court.

Andrew dribbled the ball to the top of the key, and Timofey Mozgov ran inside and set a screen for Andrew.

Andrew used Timofey Mozgov to throw off the defensive player Westbrook and rush in.

Cole Aldridge didn't make it up immediately, he was betting that Andrew missed the mid-range; because once he made it up, the inside line would be empty, and Andrew would definitely give the ball to Timofey Mozgo, who came off the pick-and-roll Husband, this way 99% will lose points.

Cole Aldridge weighed it up and didn't make up for it.

Can Andrew not eat such a fat "food" in front of him?
Decisively stop and jump, mid-range shot.

"Shua." With a sound, the ball fell into the arms of the basket crisply and neatly.

82:91, the point difference approached to 9 points.

Andrew, who scored the goal, returned to the defense instantly, and the side returned to the defense and shouted to his teammates: "Defend this goal."

"Received!" The teammates replied in unison.

In an instant, the morale of the New York Knicks rose rapidly, and at the same time, the fans on the scene shouted frantically: "Defense!" "Defense!" "Defense!".
The Oklahoma City Thunder re-serve the ball to Westbrook, who dribbles across half court.

As soon as Westbrook passed halftime, Andrew pounced on him, covering Westbrook with his long arms with both hands, and at the same time kept hitting Westbrook with his body, putting pressure on Westbrook's defense.

Westbrook was a little uncomfortable because he didn't react at all, as if he was trapped by Andrew for a moment.

Westbrook tried to get rid of Andrew, but before he could get up to speed, Andrew clung to him again, which made him very uncomfortable.

Westbrook quickly made a pick-and-roll gesture.

At this moment, Andrew finally took a shot, and his left hand was quick-eyed and quickly barreled towards the ball in Westbrook's hand, with a snap.

Westbrook was in a daze, and I was intercepted. Before Westbrook could recover, Andrew immediately picked up the ball and rushed forward.

When Westbrook reacted, Andrew had thrown off Westbrook by at least three positions, and Westbrook could only watch Andrew score.

Andrew steals a fast break and scores!
At 84:91, Andrew scored 4 points in a row, helping the team close the point difference to 7 points.

"MVP!" "MVP!" "MVP!". Madison Square Garden fans shouted.

At this time Andrew's score also reached 42 points.

Oklahoma City Thunder bench:
"Coach, replace me." Kevin Durant couldn't sit still, and immediately looked at Coach Brooks to apply.

Head coach Brooks did not agree, but instead said: "Kevin, trust your teammates, the only thing you have now is to take a good rest."

Kevin Durant: "."

The camera returns to the court, the Oklahoma City Thunder serve again, and Westbrook dribbled the ball for halftime. This time Westbrook was very careful, but Andrew did not intend to continue, because this sneak attack will do it once, and the effect will be the same again. Not good, no need to waste effort.

As soon as Westbrook passed halftime, he immediately called for a pick-and-roll.

Nick Collison comes out of the paint and picks and rolls for Westbrook.

Nick Collison blocked Andrew, and Westbrook took the opportunity to rush in.

"Switch the defense." Andrew shouted.

Danilo Gallinari immediately rushed forward to defend Westbrook.

Seeing that it was Danilo Gallinari defending him, Westbrook couldn't help speeding up again, changed direction, passed Danilo Gallinari by half, and took off with the momentum.

Danilo Galina took advantage of his strength to take off in an attempt to block Westbrook.

In order to avoid Danilo Gallinari's block, Westbrook in mid-air picked a tricky angle for a layup.

"When." With a bang, Danilo Gallinari successfully interfered with Westbrook's layup.

"Pretty good defense, Gallinari." Andrew praised Danilo Gallinari for the first time.

Timofey Mozgov took off to protect the rebound, and the moment it landed, he immediately gave the ball to Andrew with a tacit understanding. Timofey Mozgov knew very well that he could only rely on Andrew at this moment.

After receiving the ball, Andrew rushed forward immediately.

The Oklahoma City Thunder retreated. James Harden and Dae Quinn Cook kept their eyes on Andrew, but they did not rush forward rashly. Instead, they stared and retreated. The two kept a certain distance from Andrew.

Soon Andrew crossed the midfield line, and just ran two steps forward, Andrew stopped suddenly.

James Harden: (⊙_⊙)?
Dae Quinn Cook: (⊙_⊙)?
What is he going to do?

Under the inconceivable eyes of all the fans, Andrew stopped and took off suddenly, and made a super long three-point shot. Even head coach Mike D'Antoni was confused. Is this shot unreasonable?

During training, coach Mike D'Antoni also knew that Andrew would shoot some super long three-pointers, but he didn't expect Andrew to move it to the game.

Just when coach Mike D'Antoni was about to say something, the ball drew a beautiful arc in the air, and with a sound of "shua," it went straight through the basket and hit a super long three-pointer.

For a moment, coach Mike D'Antoni immediately shouted: "Andrew, good shot."

At the same time, the fans at the scene gave out thunderous cheers and applause.

A great man once said that no matter it is a white cat or a black cat, it is a good cat if it catches mice; the same is true for this ball, no matter how unreasonable it is, as long as it scores a goal, it is a good ball.

At 87:91, as Andrew made a super long three-pointer, the point difference approached to only 4 points.

"Timeout!" Head coach Brooks quickly called a timeout. Coach Brooks felt that he still underestimated Andrew's scoring ability. WTF, how long has it been!

Coach Brooks couldn't help but look at the big screen on the ceiling of the Madison Square Garden. Approaching 10 points.

(End of this chapter)