NBA: Opening breaks record

Chapter 291 The Little Man Munch's Counterattack
It's fine if James provokes me, you cat and dog will come too.

Booker stretched out his palm angrily and pushed Monk away.

This action was quite obvious, the referee was about to blow the whistle, and it was Munch who was pushing, turning his head to look elsewhere.

The person spoke lightly, and Monk didn't bother to protest.

You are humble and dare not forget to worry about the country, but the problem is that worry is nothing, who can hear your voice?
Don't judge your inferiority, don't judge others, and don't judge yourself.

Thinking of scoring more goals than his opponent, Monk, who was in a good mood, hummed a ditty and returned to the backcourt.

Booker is underestimated, is that okay?
"Counterattack, fuck him!" Paul wished that the two would get entangled and fight a war of attrition so that the score could be maintained.

So he's going to hand Booker the weapon.

Booker ran back, and Paul delivered the shells at the first time, and his eyes also signaled: "The cannons are firing, hit his mother, and Vega Hainei is going home."

Booker fired another two points, and the Lakers collapsed.

Satisfied, Booker ran across to Jenna and blew kisses, singing: "I want to go back to my hometown and be by her side."

Monk glanced at him coldly, and muttered to himself, go back quickly, and come back as a soft-footed crab, it only takes 5 minutes anyway.

Smith said with emotion: "Booker is really steady and ruthless, and he will never lose the chain at critical moments."

O'Neal asked back: "Is this the critical moment?"

Smith said: "If you don't lose the chain at the critical moment, isn't it more stable now?"

O'Neill was speechless, and Monk just walked up to Booker. Like a man about to fall off a cliff, he grasped at a life-saving straw, and said in passing: "Monk can play like him, it's nothing."

Smith sneered: "One or two balls is no problem. Everyone has a highlight moment, but he is almost meaningless against Booker."

What he said was the truth. If Monk was really good, how could he sign with the Lakers with a basic salary?
O'Neill made progress by retreating: "I didn't say his whole life or the whole game, I meant this quarter."

"Impossible." Smith said firmly, turning to Barkley, "Charles, what do you think?"

Barkley laughed: "I only know that the Suns will win, don't ask me such details."

He didn't mix up the topic of the two of them. It is necessary for the show to have a topic of confrontation for two people to confront each other, but there is no need for two and one to confront each other. If they win, they will not pay more bonuses.

The Lakers continued to attack, Meng Hua moved without the ball to attract the defense, and his thick eyebrows made the opponent's insiders jump.

Seeing that Monk ran over to cover James, Bridges learned his lesson and switched defenses immediately, letting James face Booker.

After all, worried that Booker would not be able to guard James, Bridges deliberately lagged two steps behind Monk.

James had keen eyesight, and he turned his head to look at the moon and passed it to Monk.

Monk flickered, but Bridges didn't jump. With his height and wingspan, he didn't believe that Monk would dare to pull out.

The action was seen through, and Monk had an idea, passed it to Westbrook who was doing nothing, and then shot at Westbrook like an arrow.

Westbrook understood and passed the ball hand to hand.

Monk feints to the left, and this time Bridges lunges to his right.

Monk dribbled the ball to the right, and one step later, he made a jumper for a three-pointer.

He had to make a move, otherwise Claude would pounce on him.

Sometimes, the more decisive the shot, the more goals you will score.

Because you have no way out, putting all your eggs in one basket will induce a peak state instead.

Hitting the three-pointer again, this is indeed like a peak Munch.

Give him enough ball rights, and he can also hit 40+.

After the three-pointer succeeded, Monk continued to glare at Booker, although Booker didn't defend him.

This time Booker didn't dare to push him anymore, some behaviors can't be separated, so he chose to stare back.

The two faced each other tit for tat, the confrontation became more and more intense, and the movements became bigger and bigger.

Booker, who was angry, no longer ran without the ball, stuck Monk in the elbow area, and motioned for Paul to give the ball.

Paul bent down, hit the ground, and took a quick step to take away Meng Hua's defense.

Bu Kefeng swayed the willows, trembling all over, seeing that everything was moving, but he didn't know how he was going to move.

Monk fought and retreated, his hands dancing impenetrably.

Booker simply made a jumper and hit it again.

From halftime to now, he has scored 9 points. Except for Paul's 2 points, the team's points are all his.

Compared with Bridges and Claude, this is Ayton's happiness trouble.

It's not that Ayton can't score, and his offense is also very powerful.

But when a team has Booker and Paul, your chances of performance are much reduced.

Ayton showed off his power in the first quarter and scored 12 points, but in the second quarter, the team didn't give him a chance.

Now in the third quarter, the team seems to have forgotten him.

The key is that Booker and Paul are still brave, and he can't blame his teammates for forgetting him.

Perhaps it is because of this that the team does not sign a maximum salary.

He can score and has a strong scoring ability, but the team hopes that he can dominate the interior and set the interior as a no-fly zone.

His defense is also good, but he is still far from the top salary defense.

Ayton is worried, and Monk is also worried. Booker's firepower is too strong. Even if he can continue to output, he can't prevent him, and he still can't drag the team out of the quagmire.

When he came to the Lakers this season, Vogel gave him a lot of trust. When he was sent to play just now, Vogel patted him. Although he didn't say anything, he could feel the hesitation in the coach's heart.

If this round of the series fails to win the Suns, Vogel is almost certain to dismiss get out of class.

Monk really wanted to do something for Vogel, to repay him for his kindness.

There are lovers, and then there are thousands of miles.A thousand-mile horse often exists, but Bole does not.

James held the ball at the top of the arc, and Bridges was so close that his hand almost touched his ball.

James backed the ball, their heads so close together, so still that even the air seemed to stand still.

Bridges didn't move, watching James quietly, waiting for him to move first.

James doesn't move either, he's also watching Bridges.

Zhuge Liang once pointed out in "Art of War 24": If the enemy does not move, I will not move; if the enemy moves, I will move first.

Basketball is also like a war, and many reasons are similar.

Seeing the stalemate between the two is not good for one's own side.

Monk ran forward and shouted: You don't move, he doesn't move, I'll move first.

James' bulky frame skirts Monk to cover him.

The Suns had no choice but to switch defenses. Booker took a step across, blocked in front of him, and said lightly: "You shoot, even if we don't double-team, don't even think about breaking through."

"You shoot as you say, I'm a magician, I want to pass." James threw the ball to Monk.

Monk missed the ball and missed the shot, so he dribbled the ball and prepared to single out Bridges.

He still has a certain ability to hold the ball, but it is overshadowed by James and Westbrook.

After luck for a long time, I found that I still couldn't get rid of Bridges.

Just about to pass to Westbrook, James ran over to cover him.

The majestic boss actually did this kind of dirty work, and Monk was moved to tears.

If you can't score this goal, you will be too sorry for James and Vogel.

Monk took a step sideways and made a resolute three-pointer.

Swish!
Meng Hua, who was rushing to grab the rebound, danced lonely.

(End of this chapter)