NBA: Become stronger by dunking

【108】Iverson dunks, and the 76ers return the favor with a slam dunk!

The 76ers' starting five are: Allen Iverson, Andre Iguodala, Thaddeus Young, Marreese Speights, and Samuel Dalembert.

Iverson is now at the end of his career, and his scoring efficiency and ability are no longer at their peak, so the power of the team is gradually shifting to Iguodala, who is known as the Little AI.

Judging from the team's average points per game since the new season, Andre Iguodala averaged 19.8 points per game, which is already the top scorer in the team.

Iverson, who is in his retirement year, has further declined in the new season, averaging only 13.9 points per game, and has even been squeezed to third place in the team, even slightly inferior to Louis Williams on the bench.

The twilight of heroes is always a matter of great regret.

The centers of the two teams jumped the ball in the center circle, and Biedrins jumped hard, but still failed to win over the 76ers' center Dalembert.

Iverson attacked with the ball. Facing Curry's defense in the front court, he did not choose to attack by force, but went to the basket through the pick-and-roll.

If it was Iverson in his prime, it would take only a few minutes to pass Curry.

Iverson, who was dribbling the ball to the basket, immediately encountered Su Mo's effective defense and was in a dilemma.

With an idea, Iverson passed the ball in seconds.

With a lightning-like sound, he suddenly went to the goal, caught the ball, jumped, and dunked.……

""Boom!"

Who is it?

Andre Iguodala.

This explosive physical talent and the exciting dunks made people scream with excitement.

The home fans cheered and applauded for the new king of the team.

Andre Iguodala, who succeeded in the dunk, stared at Su Mo with his eyes wide open when he returned to defense, and raised his thick lower lip, showing a provocative attitude.

Su Mo chuckled and didn't care.

""Brother No. 1"? Was he so funny when he was young?

In Su Mo's opinion, he must teach Iguodala a lesson.

Because this is not a bad thing for Iguodala's growth.

In the first quarter, 11 minutes and 29 seconds.

Su Mo faced Iguodala in the frontcourt, broke through in a singles, and succeeded in a slam dunk.

The whole process was clean and neat, without any unnecessary frills.

Seeing Su Mo succeed in singles, the young and energetic Iguodala was naturally very unhappy.

In the next attack of the 76ers, Iguodala faced Su Mo head-on and directly stopped his teammates from going forward for a pick-and-roll.

Obviously, Iguodala wanted to single out Su Mo in return.

Continuous dribbling between the crotch and behind the back, changing directions left and right, but he could never fool Su Mo.

Su Mo has speed and strength, and his defensive ability is not aimed at anyone.

Seeing that there were only 2 seconds left in the attack time, the anxious Iguodala had no choice but to choose to reluctantly jump up and shoot.

Su Mo's lips curled slightly, and he jumped up to block the shot, and his big hand covered it fiercely

""Bang!"

A solid block, the basketball was directly hit into the opponent's half.

Curry rushed to the front court quickly, received the ball and broke into the empty space, and easily made a layup.

Iguodala, who was blocked by Su Mo, looked ugly and unhappy.

Obviously, Iguodala was not convinced.

7 minutes and 39 seconds.

Iguodala finally found an opportunity. In a defense, he successfully stole Ellis's pass, dribbled the ball, stepped on the wind and fire wheels, and rushed to the front court quickly.

This speed is really one step ahead of others.

The 76ers fans at home were extremely excited, waiting for the signature slam dunk by"Brother Iguodala".

However... the fans seemed to have forgotten the existence of Su Mo.

When Iguodala rushed into the penalty area with the ball, Su Mo's lightning-fast figure followed closely behind him and stepped into the three-point line. The two were only two steps away.

Su Mo's speed was indeed very fast, even faster than Iguodala.

But in this lightning moment, when Iguodala was ready to jump and dunk, the two-step distance seemed to have become... An insurmountable gap.

It was almost impossible for Su Mo to block Iguodala's shot.

The fans thought so, and Iguodala, who was about to jump for a slam dunk, thought so too.

Iguodala jumped up, holding the ball with one hand, and slammed it towards the basket with great force.

However, in the next moment, something shocking happened suddenly.

Su Mo took a big step forward and flew up.

It was neither early nor late.

Just at that critical moment, Su Mo's big hand slapped down fiercely.

""Bang!"

The basketball flew out of Iguodala's hand and hit the backboard directly. It was a block shot, worthy of its name.

Su Mo almost completed an impossible block shot.

The ball bounced off the backboard and was easily accepted by Su Mo who turned around.

After landing, Iguodala realized that his dunk just now was not successful.

Su Mo actually blocked him?

This is too weird, isn't it?

Iguodala clearly remembered that when he was about to jump up for a dunk, Su Mo was still two steps behind him.

At such a distance, in such a lightning moment, how could he complete a block?

And it was a solid block shot.

The home fans exclaimed, and none of them could believe their eyes.

"Is Su Mo still human? He can even block a shot?"

"It's a blood cap! Iguodala is definitely questioning his life now!"

"Su Mo's physical talent is so amazing, I can't believe he is a player from China!"

On the commentary stand, Mike Breen and Van Gundy also jumped up in shock.

"My God, he nailed Iguodala and capped his game. How did Su Mo do that?"

"The speed of Su Mo's last jump was so fast, his explosive power was definitely the best in history!"

After Su Mo grabbed the rebound, he smiled at Iguodala and raised his eyebrows, then quickly launched a counterattack. For most of the first quarter, the Warriors took the initiative.

Iguodala did not gain any advantage in the matchup with Su Mo, but he still relied on pick-and-rolls and his organizational skills to help the team score continuously.

From this point, Su Mo could also see that Iguodala was not an emotional person. He had a very high basketball IQ and was always looking for reasonable ways to handle the ball.

But even so, the 76ers' offensive efficiency was not high.

Iverson, who was entering the end of his career and no longer at his peak, also performed relatively mediocre in the first quarter.

After the first quarter, the Warriors (29): (19) 76ers won by 10 points in a single quarter.

After the start of the second quarter, both teams put on their rotation lineups.