Standing pretty old

Chapter 486
Er Niu has no prejudice against the Wizards rookie.

In the eyes of Ruan Erniu, McGee's physical talent is definitely top-notch. Once he can patiently hone his skills in the low position, he will definitely become a huge threat.

On the offensive end of the Wizards, although McGee has just been teased by Er Niu, but in the Wizards, it is not his turn to ask for the ball to take revenge.

Without Arenas, the Wizards focused on Caron Butler and Antawn Jamison.

Butler held the ball from the outside, faced Salmons with the basket, and chose to break through directly.

Then the 15-foot pull-up jumper, missed!
Ruan Erniu leaned on JaVale McGee, and Birdman Anderson took the backcourt rebound and passed it to Bibby.

Bibby dribbled the ball across half court, Erniu held the ball outside the three-point line, Jon Jonson cut to the basket, Ruan Erniu scored the ball, Jon Jonson immediately sent the ball to Salmons after receiving the ball, Salmons Mons made a long shot against Butler, and it hit!

However, immediately Jamison and Butler played a pick-and-roll and responded with a three-pointer from the outside.

The two sides played evenly in the first half of the first quarter, and neither side could open the score at the beginning.

However, in the second half of the first quarter, after the first rotation of the two teams, the Hawks' chance came.

Strictly speaking, this is the opportunity for the Eagles to switch offense and defense!

The Wizards replaced Nick Young and Andre Bretche, two lunatics with only offense in their eyes and no defense.

Eddie Jordan may have been bewitched by D'Antoni and began to believe in the theory that what offense is the best defense.

In fact, without a tempo master like Nash, it's best not to think about offense first.

What's more, now the Wizards are in charge of the ball, and he is the one who forced him to be strong, labor-management Nick Young.

Well, Yang Shaoxia is an eternal young hero. Most of the time, young heroes are all about chic and beautiful.

So "Bang!", "Bang!", "Bang!", Yang Shaoxia and Bletcher opened the blacksmith shop together.

How could Ruan Erniu let go of such a good opportunity to defend against counterattacks? As long as he gets a defensive rebound, he immediately throws off the defenders around him, and starts "Brute Bull Sprint" again and again, constantly attacking the Wizards' defense.

At 26:34, the Eagles only won by 8 points, but the audience could see that the Eagles played quite easily.

The Wizards, who have only won one victory since the beginning of the season, can't compare with the Pacers, who are determined to challenge the strong.

After the start of the second quarter, the Hawks' substitutes further opened up the score.

Murray and Novak teamed up in the first half of the second quarter, shooting from inside and outside, and instantly stretched the score of the two teams to double digits.

Nick Young regained his touch a little in this quarter. He made 4 of 2 shots, contributed 4 points, 2 assists, and 2 rebounds.

Ruan Erniu and other main players didn't return to the court until the middle and late part of the second quarter. The Wizards' strength was limited, and the Eagles were happy to give the substitutes more playing time in the starting lineup.

As soon as Er Niu came on the field, he got the chance to play against McGee again.

JaVale McGee held the ball outside the penalty area. Under Er Niu's tough defense, he stumbled and took a step in. He finally protected the basketball in his hand. It was given to Jamison on the outside.

Jamison didn't waste the opportunity, facing the saved Pachulia, Jamison scored 3 points.

Ruan Erniu was about to serve the bottom line, and he was dumbfounded by what happened in this game.

Because McGee took the initiative to pick up the rolling basketball and ran to the bottom line, ready to serve!
The ball just missed, so McGee is going to serve the baseline?

Ruan Erniu subconsciously wanted to open his arms to hinder McGee's serve, but Erniu stopped when he stretched his arms halfway.

No, Jamison obviously entered!

Even if he doesn't score, it won't be McGee's turn to serve!

Er Niu immediately turned his eyes to the referee, and at the moment the referee also looked confused, obviously McGee's actions also exceeded his expectations.

All of the above things happened within a second or two.

The next moment, McGee himself reacted, he put the ball on the floor in front of Er Niu in embarrassment, and ran to the backcourt by himself.

Many fans at the scene laughed out loud. This Wizards No. 34 player is really weird. Was he invited by a monkey to be funny?

Not only the fans at the scene, even on the Wizards bench, they had already covered their towels and laughed together.

"Rookie, did you do it on purpose?" Ruan Erniu couldn't help asking on the offensive end.

McGee looked embarrassed and didn't answer, just defending seriously.

Well, seriously indeed!
Er Niu held the ball in a low position, turned one and a half times, took a fake shot, and instantly tricked McGee into the air.

Ruan Erniu wanted to make a time difference, and shook McKee away to shoot, but he didn't expect McKee to fall directly from the sky, and his whole body lay on Erniu's back.

"beep!"

Of course the referee would not let the foul go, Ruan Erniu slapped McGee on the butt with a smile, and said to No. 34 on his back: "Rookie, you can come down now!"

This is destined to be a game without suspense.

After that, Ruan Erniu succeeded in winning against McGee alone, further expanding the score of the two teams.

At 50:65, the Hawks ended the first half with a 16-point lead.

Caron Butler and Antawn Jamison are the few bright spots on the Wizards, but their performance on the defensive end can only be said to be unsatisfactory.

Ruan Erniu was interviewed by reporters in midfield. He said with a smile: "Our advantage is obvious, but this does not mean that we can relax our vigilance. We almost lost to the Pacers in the last game away.

In this league, there is no absolute weak team, and we must maintain the offensive and defensive level of the first half in the last two quarters! "

Erniu is just too cautious, the Wizards have no chance at all.

The unprovoked Hawks broke out in the third quarter!
First, Mike Bibby showed his veteran demeanor, hitting three-pointers against Dee Brown consecutively, and with the help of Er Niu's pick-and-roll, he broke through the inside and succeeded.

Then, Ruan Erniu, Jon Jonson, and Salmons also each scored points, again pulling the score between the two teams apart.

Bibby made 8 of 7 shots in a single quarter, including 2 of 1 three-pointers, and scored 15 points in a single quarter. He was the best player in the Eagles.

At 17:34, the Hawks once again took a 17-point lead in a single quarter.

The final quarter of the game has not yet started, 67:99, the Eagles have extended their lead to 32 points, which can basically declare that the fourth quarter has entered garbage time early.

In the final quarter of the game, seeing that the score could not be recovered, both teams played more relaxed.

Ruan Erniu only played 2 minutes in the opening stage of the last quarter, and then went off to rest early.

87:123, a big victory without a doubt, the Eagles won eleven consecutive victories and sent their opponents three consecutive losses.

After the game, Ruan Erniu took the initiative to shake hands with McGee, and said: "JAVA (that is, the abbreviation of JaVale and McGee's nickname), your talent surprises me, but if you want to survive in this league, you have to Strengthen your low-level skills."

McGee said shyly: "I will, you let me know the gap!"

When this big boy is not distracted, he is still reliable.

It's just that when he is habitually distracted, it really makes people speechless.

Youth is easy to age. If you can't develop superstar-level skills when you are young, under normal circumstances, players like McGee can only disappear from everyone.

The Hawks killed the Wizards, and their next opponent was the Charlotte Bobcats.

(End of this chapter)