Guard With a Knife

The Thunder's importance to this game is self-evident. They just relocated from Seattle to Oklahoma. They have to win a prize, right?

Although the Las Vegas Summer League has no gold content, the championship title is real.

Therefore, almost all of their main force has come.

"I don't have time to waste this stupid game, hurry up! End it all quickly."

Jeff Green said loudly to his teammates before going on the court.

Durant is not there, he is the leader of this team. As last year's lottery show, Georgetown produced all-around striker, he is indeed qualified to call the shots here.

Joining him is Robert Swift, who is known as the hope of the last white center in the United States. At the small forward position is Damien Wilkins. The backcourt is played by two point guards, Earl Watson and Russell Swift.

This lineup is nothing in the NBA, but the summer league allows them to gallop. You need talent and talent, experience and experience, height and height, and impact and impact. And most importantly, they are a real team.

When they stepped onto the court, they found that the opposing lineup had become: David Anderson, Snoopy Du, Michael Beasley, Kyle Lamore, Mario Chalmers.

Where's Daquin Cook?

The Thunder players miss him a lot.

At this point, Mario Chalmers has brought the ball to the frontcourt and then handed the ball to Dugge on the free throw line.

The Heat have reached a consensus that the basketball is the fairest to be handled by Snoopy. Although this matter would hurt Beasley's interests, Beasley didn't mind, or he hadn't thought of this link in his head. He was thinking about one thing now: defeating Durant's team.

Facing Dug with the ball, Jeff Green didn't take him seriously.

As the No. 5 pick in 2007, he scored 10.5 points, 4.7 rebounds and 1.5 assists in his rookie season, and was selected to the 2007-08 first team rookie team. In his eyes, Duge, a rookie full of shortcomings, is completely unworthy of mention.

"Hurry up and pass the ball. I know you don't have the ability to shoot."

Jeff Green is like a spoiler with no manners.

But Doug then gave him an unexpected plot.

boom!

Doug quickly slapped the basketball, his right foot quickly moved away, cutting sharply to the left.

Jeff Green followed up subconsciously, but then...Bang!

Doug's right hand slapped the basketball swiftly and forcefully to the right, and his left foot quickly followed. Although the pace is not great, the lightning speed has cut off nearly 80% of Jeff Green's defensive position, so he stepped forward.

Jeff Green hurriedly turned around, he stepped up and leaned closely on Du Ge's side.

Sure enough, NBA's masters are like clouds.

At ncaa, Duger was caught off guard to finish this fierce crossover, and few insiders could follow.

But Jeff Green did it.

And while still on the move, gradually eroding Dugge's first mover advantage.

This made Du Ge extremely eager to activate his stiff thighs. If his steps were larger, Jeff Green would not have such a chance.

But even so, he still headed towards the basket.

When he went deep into the penalty area, Robert Swift quickly closed in, and the two surrounded Dugger, trying to make his mistakes or steal directly.

However, this rookie disappointed them.

I saw Doug immediately stop the ball. He grabbed the basketball with both hands. In the high-intensity physical confrontation between the two, Doug did not panic. He was able to cope with their strength.

From the Heat's bench, the short Doug was completely swallowed by the two big men. He was about to remind Doug to simply call a timeout to protect the offensive right.

Unexpectedly, the basketball was suddenly thrown from under Robert Swift's crotch, and David Anderson behind him easily caught the basketball.

The second center from the Australian national team easily completed dunks.

"So, this is a time to lure the enemy into deep?"

Smart's brows frowned, and he couldn't determine whether this was an impatient accident, or a planned attraction to double-teaming.

But anyway, the Heat are only 12 points behind.

The easy side fights again. Jeff Green is also catching the ball from the free throw line. He tries to directly break through the Dugger defense line and break into the paint to dunk, but his speed is not fast enough. Although Dugger can't defend the ball outside the three-point line Attacker, but within the range of the free throw line, few people can tear his defense line one-on-one while stopping: because his calf speed is very fast now, he has a certain advantage within three moves. .

Jeff Green could only change direction by shaking, and then pitched back for a jumper...Boom!

The basketball failed to make a hit under interference.

David Anderson stubbornly withstood Robert Swift in the penalty area, and Michael Beasley easily picked up the rebound.

Back at halftime, Doug still received the ball from the free throw line and then broke through.

It perfectly replicates the previous trajectory.

Moreover, Robert Swift took another double-teaming measure.

The result was still the same. Doug passed the basketball around the group, but this time it was passed from Jeff Green's side to the left corner of the three-point line, and the long-awaited Lamor made a three-pointer... Huh!

The difference is reduced to single digits.

"So, Snoopy is really a point guard??"

Coach Smart felt that his head was almost amused.

Don't look at this kid's breakthrough posture a bit awkward, but he actually completed almost identical breakthrough points twice in a row. One inside pass, one inside pass outside, to get 5 points back for the team.

How did he do it? How can he break the team of opponents?

The Thunder coach is also surprised.

"Don't double-team him. Your power can't control him." Russell Westbrook gave his guessed answer when organizing the next offense: "He is deliberately deceiving you."

Russell knows Snoopy very well. How can a person as smart as him run into despair again and again? The only possibility is: deliberately.

boom!

Russell Westbrook tried to stop the jumper again.

Doug easily collected the rebounds in the basket, Jeff Green was stuck behind him, and he had no ability to resist.

The strength advantage is too obvious ~www.ltnovel.com~ Looking back, the Heat still attacked by Doug, but this time when he went deep into the basket, Robert Swift was no longer double-teaming.

So, Doug immediately turned around and handed the ball to Michael Beasley, and at the same time leaned Jeff Green behind him. Give Beasley a wide enough central stage.

Beasley used gorgeous one-on-one skills to easily murder Wilkins' defense, and then broke into the paint area and put the basketball into the basket smoothly like a match.

7 points.

The Thunder suddenly felt a sense of crisis, and the coach quickly requested a timeout.

Snoopy seems to really revitalize the Heat's offensive system.

They even played a smooth team offense.

This is too unexpected, you have to know that none of their five players have NBA experience.

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