The King of Basketball in the NBA

Chapter 43 Incomprehensible things

Chapter 43 Incomprehensible things
I think I really have to thank you guys, kids.

"Swipe!" Lan Qiu is like a sharp knife, look at what funny things this San Antonio Spurs team has shown!
"Goal! Fadeback! Another great pass, beautiful shot by Robert Henry Carr! The Cleveland Cavaliers of Puerto Rico make it three! With Robert Henry Carr, a young and old stalwart, the best Athletic of the dribble gets pulled off a cliff! With two fadeaways, the Cleveland Cavaliers closed the gap with 38 seconds left in the blues and only won two blues. Hahaha look, this is the best dribble athlete , this is the Cleveland Cavaliers team in Puerto Rico will never be looked at. The Blue Qiu War will continue, the Blue Qiu War is not over!Robert Henry Carr
Edward Carleman and William laughed wildly.It's the Blue Quest for the Cleveland Cavaliers in Puerto Rico.

"Oh! No! When Goodman Stuart scored three goals and Robert Henry Carr scored three goals, countless San Antonio Spurs fans hugged their heads in pain in the stands. Obviously the situation has been resolutely controlled, and the highest glory is clearly in sight. But who can imagine that Robert Henry Carr is "harmless to people and animals" and played a key role at a critical moment.

"People always ignore Robert Henry Carr's ability beyond the three-pitch line. In fact, Robert Henry Carr is definitely an enthusiastic athlete. Just now I quietly passed on that Robert Henry Carr's shot was cold-blooded. Two different, 38 seconds, the blue ball battle is getting more and more interesting. This may be the most exciting blue ball match since the start of the new blue ball game!
Although the Cleveland Cavaliers scored three goals, the San Antonio Spurs still had the initiative.At the end of the day, even a fadeaway lead can be a huge advantage.

99 to 101, and even William Adams Miller's heart was beating on the sidelines.If the Cleveland Cavaliers lose again in the Blues, they will lose three in a row.Whether judging from their performance or their self-confidence, they can't afford to lose the Blue Begging Battle.Kids, take the stress!
Ella's ear Pierdo Ruggs intends to break through Goodman Stuart directly, but finds that Goodman Stuart is always sticking to himself like a hand with super glue.In order not to delay the blue begging battle, Ella Erdolugos had no choice but to give the begging to Edward Carleman and William.I keep running, looking for opportunities to score.

Much to the disappointment of Ella Ears Pierdorugos, no matter who they borrowed from, no matter how unpredictable their return journey.Goodman Stuart could haunt himself forever like a ghost.

Ella's ears, Pierdorugs, had been running for a long time, but they still couldn't get out of the gap, and they even waved their arms in regret.Goodman Stuart's crazy entanglement completely disrupted the man's emotions.

In this case, Edward Carleman and William thought it best not to give Ella's ear to Pierdo Ruggs.Even when they are asked, they are very difficult to throw out in a state of impatience.

So Edward Calleman William, who is tall and has long arms, makes several threatening and begging steps.They want to play a Robert Henry Carr single!

Robert Henry Carr's lead is good, but not top-notch.Even in their prime, Robert Henry Carr's defenses never impressed anyone, except that they couldn't make a mistake.

After a knee injury, Robert Henry Carr relied more on experience and his body at the passing end because they move so slowly.

It was with this in mind that Edward Carleman William suddenly took a big step with his long legs.Robert Henry Carr knew they needed to stop each other quickly, but their legs wouldn't listen to them!
"Damn it!" Robert Henry Carr yelled a curse, and turned around immediately.At this time, Edward Carleman William had already surpassed them.

"KD's strides are so big that normal people can't keep up with them. In just one step, Edward Carleman William passed old Robert Henry Carr. Will they kill the blue ball?

As soon as O'Neill's voice fell, Edward Carleman and William immediately stopped jumping.However, Edward Carleman William was about to make a shot after the jump, but Su Feng jumped out suddenly and blocked Edward Carleman William and the basket!

"When!" Edward Carleman and William stared at Su Feng who had just arrived in front of them in surprise.Su Feng Mingming is still attached to Xixi.Why now, suddenly appear in front of me?
In fact, after seeing Robert Henry Carr break through, Goodman Stewart resolutely dropped Ella Ears Pierdo Ruggs to make up for it.Goodman Stewart not only has excellent individual defense ability, but also has the highest awareness of zone defense.

Edward Carleyman William back to Ella ears Pierre Ruggs too late.They had to raise their arcs to avoid Su Feng's interference.

Lan Qiufei walked into the basket.Every heart speaks of their voices.Due to Su Feng's timely intervention, Edward Carleman and William's Lan Qiu hit the neck of the basket and missed it!

"Not here! Edward Carleman and William missed the bid, and the San Antonio Spurs have a chance to kill Lan Qiusai!"

As Edward Kaleman William roared with excitement, Congolese Rafik Saifi jumped high in front of George Best and Makiko Gonzalez, clinging to a beg!

"Robert Carlos, they scored a pass! The Cleveland Cavaliers must be missing Tyson terribly right now without them.

"Vince Robert Henry Carr? Do you really think you're their match?"

I really don't feel like I'm saying anything, don't I, all of a sudden, these goddamn voices in Robert Henry Carr's head.At this time, Lao Fei had a faint smile on his face.

The Cleveland Cavaliers lost their advantage at the basket!

Rafiq Saifi scored a sublime fadeaway shot and immediately took off twice, ready to go straight to the dunk.George Beth especially had no choice but to foul early.

Driven by George Best, Rafiq Saifi's dunk hit the rim.Luckily, George Best is strong enough that with just a gentle tug, they can smash the chow and have three chances. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

(End of this chapter)