Standing pretty old

Chapter 313 Eagle Assault 1.0
The second half started with the noise of the home fans.

The Eagles have the ball, and Bibby passes the ball to Jon Jonsen, who passes the ball to Ruan Erniu, who takes the ball from the low position and grabs Mark Hill.

After two consecutive chisels inward, he made a step-back jumper and easily hit 2 points!
Even with three fouls, Ruan Erniu's ability to score points was not affected.

Pistons offensive round.

Billups held the ball on the outside, and Hamilton made a big circle again, catching and jumping. Although the offensive style of Mask Man is often very boring, he can put the ball into the basket while ensuring the shooting rate. Scorer, there is nothing more important than that.

At the beginning of the second half, the two teams seemed to have come out of the state of fighting each other in the first half, and embarked on the path of emphasizing the whole again.

However, the Hawks' overall offense puts more emphasis on individual singles to create space, while the Pistons' overall offense relies on passing and cutting to create opportunities.

The two teams had a stalemate for several rounds at the beginning of the third quarter, and the score did not change much until the referee's whistle sounded again. Fortunately, the protagonist this time was not Ruan Erniu.

Marvin Williams looked at referee Dan Crawford with the basketball in disbelief.

In the defense just now, he asked himself to give Prince a big cap, and he didn't have much physical contact, but the referee still gave him a blocking foul, which of course made North Carolina quite dissatisfied.

Objectively speaking, this is another penalty that can be boasted or not. There is no doubt that Marvin is indeed suspected of being a thug.

But in the playoffs where the game is so fierce, it is difficult to call this level of violation a real foul. You must know that in the second quarter of the game, no fouls larger than this were whistled.

Ma Wen was the same as Er Niu in the first half. He was also the one who had three fouls. With this foul, he was already fouled for the fourth time. Two more fouls, he will really be out of the game. .

Woodson is no stranger to it now, he didn't replace Marvin at all, and then threw him on the court.

Woodson was also betting that the referee would not dare to easily break the deadlock of the game. He was wrong, because Marvin's fifth foul came soon, and it was an undisputed foul.

Marvin hit Rasheed Wallace on the defensive end. Of course, Wallace's long arms made fouls a bit exaggerated. When the whole arm was turned from bottom to top, the whole person looked quite uncomfortable Coordinated like a giant sloth.

I believe that after this game, careful American netizens are very likely to make this action into an emoji package, coupled with Wallace's ecstatic emoji, it will definitely have a very high usage rate.

But now, the balance of power on the field has been broken.Marvin had to rest and Woodson replaced Marvin Williams with Zaza Pachulia.

Marvin waved the towel reluctantly off the court. There was still a lot of time in the second half of the game, but he had to spend most of it on the bench.

Why did this foul break the deadlock?Because Zaza Pachulia had just entered the court, but had no time to keep up with Wallace.

Outside the three-point line, Roaring Tianzun fired consecutive shots, scored two three-pointers in a row, and after playing with Pachulia with his footsteps, he succeeded in throwing.

The Pistons overtook the score in the third quarter!

The old Chinese fans are still quite familiar with Roaring Tianzun, because an irresponsible magazine in China rated him as one of the top four PFs in 2000. Later, after he traveled to the Pistons from the Blazers, some people shouted "East Respect the King of the West, the Southern Buddha and the Northern Wolf".

Take a closer look at the names of four people: Rasheed Wallace, Chris Webber, Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett.

Good guy, except for Wallace, the other three were all 20+10 at their peak, and only Wallace averaged less than 9 rebounds per game in his peak season, which blinded his height in vain and a pair of long arms.

You know, in that era, the postman Malone did not retire, the German drivers have gradually risen, and even Jiasao has joined the league. No matter how you look at it, Wallace is not qualified to evaluate one of the four major PFs.

However, in fact, his talent is destined to be a type of player that can never be underestimated.

In terms of single defense ability, Wallace is the top in the league anyway, and in the Pistons system, his defense ability is not bad.

Coupled with a hard-to-disturb straight-arm shot and a long range beyond the three-point line, Rasheed Wallace still has quite a star quality.

From the data point of view, he should be the kind of player who does not live up to his name, but can not be ignored.

Because of his outstanding performance, the Hawks had to call a timeout, and they really needed to rearrange their tactics.

Ruan Erniu took the initiative to suggest: "Let's play 'Eagle Raid'!"

Woodson said: "Do you want to compete with your opponent? Maybe a good idea! What do others think?"

Mike Bibby said: "You can give it a try. The situation is not good for us now. We are still ahead by a big score. It is worth the risk."

Bibby still has a positive attitude towards the change of lineup. If Rick Adelman could replace Stojakovic with Gerald Wallace and play for a longer period of time, maybe the Kings would have won the championship. champion.

Jon Jonsen, who has been with the Suns, doesn't mind even more. For him, changing teams is a routine tactical arrangement, and he also has no objection.

The Big Three of the Hawks have all spoken, what else can other players say.

Zaza Pachulia, who had just been on the court for a short time, had to rest. It's no wonder why he didn't handle Wallace.

Now the Hawks' roster looks like this:
C Ruan Erniu

PF Josh Smith

SF Josh Childress

SG Joe Johnson

PG Mike Bibby
The timeout ended and the two teams returned to the court again.

In the attacking round of the Eagles, Ruan Erniu raised the position. After receiving the ball, he immediately hit the ground and passed it to Childress who made an air cut. The latter accelerated to throw off Prince and dunked the ball. into the basket.

Hamilton missed a mid-range shot, and Ruan Erniu immediately dribbled the ball off after grabbing the backcourt rebound.

After halftime, the ball was assigned to Mike Bibby for the first time.

Bibby made a three-pointer and missed. Lunar Eclipse grabbed the offensive rebound and passed it back to Bibby. Bibby made another shot from the same position and made a hit!
The Pistons suddenly discovered that the Eagles could still speed up in the fierce playoffs!
Under the pressure, Billups turned over and hit a jumper.

The Eagles made a quick baseline pass, and Ruan Erniu made a long pass to find Childress.The top Stanford student passed the ball to Jon Jonsen again.

Jon Jonsen broke through with the ball, and then passed the ball to Eclipse who inserted from the back. Eclipse flew into the air and attracted the defensive attention of Wallace and Pulis at the same time.

Immediately afterwards, Lunar Eclipse passed the ball behind the back, and the ball reached Ruan Erniu, who had already run from the backcourt to the frontcourt.

Er Niu held the ball with one hand and jumped high. He was in the stage of ascent, while Wallace and Prince had already fallen.

"Boom!" After a powerful dunk, the Eagles not only overtook the score, but also quickly widened the gap.

The Pistons requested a timeout, but this may be an unexpected TIME-OUT. They are in big trouble, and the Pistons are very uncomfortable with the Hawks' acceleration.

(End of this chapter)