I'm really not a 3D player

Chapter 100 Throw the damn ball in

Pause back, the game continues.

The Warriors made personnel adjustments, and Sun Yi, Curry and others were replaced early.

The Nets did not make lineup adjustments and are still the main lineup.

The Warriors sent the baseline ball, and Curry dribbled forward without rushing, and passed the ball to Sun Yi just after halftime.

Outside the three-point line on the right, Sun Yi held the ball with one hand and made a three-threat move.

Ah Lian cheered up and took a defensive posture.

The domestic fans in front of the TV were overjoyed to see this scene, and finally waited until Sun Yi and Ah Lian faced off.

"Brother Yi, I'm here."

After saying that, Sun Yi immediately released the ball and started tilting his body to break through to the right.

Ah Lian reacted quickly and moved laterally to block, but seeing that Sun Yi did not break through to the right, he knew he had been fooled.

After Sun Yihuang drove away from the Arab League, he rushed into the three-point line. Before the other players of the Nets stepped forward to defend, he immediately stopped and jumped up to shoot.

Swish!
Hollow into the network!

"That's right, Sun Yi should have been replaced long ago, otherwise there would be so many troubles." Director Zhang commented.

On the field, Harris dribbled the ball beyond the three-point line and hung the ball inside.

After receiving the pass, Lopez pushed Randolph away, turned around and scored a layup.

Lopez was already in a deep position on this ball and could not defend it at all.

The Warriors quickly served the baseline ball, and after Ellis received the ball, he broke through to the basket one-stop.

The Nets players who had retreated back quickly retreated to the basket.

"Monta, here, pass the ball." Sun Yi shouted.

He was really afraid that the little prince of the Oakland blacksmith would pick up the pass button.

Ellis obviously heard Sun Yi's call and didn't mess around. He jumped up and passed the ball.

The ball was not passed very well, and Sun Yi had to jump to catch it, thus losing an excellent open opportunity.

But it was a blessing in disguise. Sun Yi in the air received the basketball, twisted his waist, and passed the ball.

At a 45° angle on the right side of the three-point line, Curry received the pass. Seeing that no one was guarding him, he adjusted and shot a three-pointer.

"Shh!"

Hollow into the net and hit steadily!

There was thunderous applause in the auditorium, and cheers and shouts resounded throughout the arena.

Looking back, Harris shot a cold arrow and returned a three-pointer.

This ball made Curry unable to guard against it. He raised his hand to indicate that it was his fault.

In the next round, Curry went around the screen and shot in order to find one.

The Nets had already been prepared, and the UAE changed defenses in time to interfere with Curry's shooting.

Under the basket, Lopez grabbed the rebound and passed it to Harris to advance.

Harris took a dribble and immediately passed the ball.

After receiving the ball, Courtney Lee, who was running ahead, rushed to the penalty area. Seeing that there was no one under the basket, she came to the basket very relaxed to pick the basket.

"Courtney, watch out!"

Harris reminded loudly behind him, but it was too late.

Sun Yi and Courtney Lee, who followed up, took off almost at the same time, stretched their arms from behind, and hit the basketball that had not yet left their fingertips.

Clap!
Sun Yi slapped the ball out of the baseline and rewarded Courtney Lee with a chasing shot!
It was only at this moment that Courtney Li realized that he was attacked by Sun Yi, the sixth son, and he could only be blamed for being too careless.

The Nets sent the ball from the baseline. After receiving the ball, Lopez hit the inside and leaned on Randolph for a layup, but failed to make a hit.

Sun Yi retreated to the basket and grabbed the rebound, quickly dribbled the ball forward, and passed the ball just after halftime.

Ellis received the pass, taking advantage of the Nets' unsteady foothold, he made an emergency stop and missed a jumper.

The Nets protected the rebound in the backcourt. After Harris received the ball, he dribbled the ball and slowly advanced towards the frontcourt, stabilizing the rhythm.

After coming out of the three-point line, Harris asked for a pick-and-roll.

The quality of Lopez's pick-and-roll is not comparable to that of the United Arab Emirates, and he firmly blocked Curry who was chasing and defending.

After Harris got rid of the defense, he turned to Randolph, who had switched defenses, and broke through to the basket.

Seeing this situation, Sun Yi immediately rushed back to the basket to make up defense.

This time Harris didn't have a header and passed the ball out, assisting UAE to hit a mid-range jumper.

In the following games, the Nets played more reasonably, reducing singles and increasing pass and cut cooperation, so that the score was not further opened.

The Warriors accelerated their offensive rhythm, consuming the physical strength of the Nets' main players.

Although the score was not widened, the seeds of victory were planted and are just waiting to bear fruit.

In this way, the first half of the game ended, the score on the big screen was 56 to 64, and the Warriors led by 8 points into the second half.

During the intermission, the head coaches of the two teams took the time to arrange the tactics for the second half.

It's just a difference of 8 points, and it's not certain who wins or loses.

After a short 15-minute break, the second half began.

As soon as it came up, the Nets scrambled to catch up, trying to close the point difference.

The players of the Nets knew that procrastination would be bad for them, so they could only make a quick decision and stare at the two colanders Curry and Ellis to attack.

The effect is not bad, and the point difference is recovered, only 5 points.

Seeing that the score was about to catch up, the Warriors players were not in a hurry. They still played the run-and-bomb tactics with a single eye, leading the Nets players to run back and forth.

When the game progressed to the second half of the third quarter, the Nets narrowed the point difference to only 2 points, only one goal away from overtaking or tying.

However, the physical strength of the Nets' main players has dropped significantly and they are no longer able to chase points in one go.

And the substitute players can only deliver food to the main players of the Warriors.

We can only let the two main players bring three substitutes to resist, try to give the main players a little more rest, and then go to the field to harvest the game.

Although the Nets played well with their wishful thinking, the Warriors will not give this chance.

The Warriors had the ball, and Sun Yi stopped Curry, who was going to catch the ball from the baseline, and exchanged a few words in a low voice.

"Stephen, the time has come. It's time for you to perform. I'll be in charge of passing the ball. You go to the most certain shooting spot, and after you catch the ball, throw the damn ball in."

"No problem, I promise to complete the task." After Curry finished speaking, he ran towards the frontcourt.

Because he didn't go to the baseline to catch the ball, Ellis dribbled and advanced.

"Monta, pass the ball here." Sun Yi stood in the high position on the right, leaning against Humphries, and stretched out his hand for the ball.

Ellis reluctantly passed the ball, but he did not dare to disobey Nelson's arrangement.

After Sun Yi received the ball, he turned around and singled Humphries face-to-face, started the fastest speed, passed Humphries by half, and sprinted towards the basket.

The players of the Nets retreated towards the basket, forming a double-team trend against Sun Yi.

Sun Yi was not that stupid, he knew it was a trap, but he didn't know how to get into it, so he jumped up and passed the ball.

Although his passing ability cannot get the bonus of the badge after breaking into the three-point line, he retains his muscle memory and his passing accuracy is not bad.

In the left corner, Curry received the pass and took off directly to shoot, without giving the Nets a chance to make up defense.

"Shh!"

The basketball is hollow into the net and hits steadily!
Immediately afterwards, Harris wanted to post up Curry again, but Sun Yi found the opportunity and stepped forward to double-team him.

Sun Yi took advantage of Harris before he started a situation, physically confronted him, and then took the ball away.

At this time, the advantage of large palms comes into full play.

After a successful steal, Sun Yi moved forward, followed by Curry.

Coming beyond the three-point line, Sun Yi did not rush towards the basket and passed the ball to Curry.

The elementary school student understood, chasing the body and shooting a three-pointer.

"This shot is unreasonable... how dare you make a real shot... ouch... it's going to be bad... how dare you make it!"

Director Zhang saw Curry chasing down and hitting a three-pointer, and he rounded off his words in time.

"This three-pointer boosted morale very much and stopped the Nets." Director Xu added.

On the court, Nets coach Frank requested a timeout to interrupt the Warriors' offense.

Not long after, the timeout ended and the game continued.

The Nets changed their offensive strategy and let Lopez play inside. The effect was good and they successfully scored.

The Warriors attacked, and Sun Yi didn't look for Curry this time.

Because the elementary school students were heavily marked by the Nets and had no chance to catch the ball.

This time, Sun Yi passed the ball to Xiao Gongju.

Ellis received the pass comfortably, without any adjustments at all, and directly hit a three-pointer.

Immediately afterwards, the Nets failed to score, and the Warriors launched a counterattack. Sun Yi assisted Maggette again and hit a three-pointer.

Nets coach Frank scratched his hair anxiously.

Obviously, the Warriors made a three-pointer, there is no way to limit it, they can only resign themselves to fate.

After that, Sun Yi and Curry each hit a three-pointer, completely widening the score.

The Warriors scored 6 three-pointers in the second half of the third quarter, and a wave of "three-point rain" took the game away.

At the end of the third quarter, the score on the big screen was 74 to 96, and the Warriors entered the fourth quarter leading by 22.

After the start of the fourth quarter, the main players of the Nets played for three to four minutes. Seeing that they could not narrow the point difference, they gave up the game.

Immediately, the head coaches of both sides tacitly replaced the starting players to rest.

When Sun Yi, Curry and others walked off the court, there was warm applause and cheers at the scene.

At this time, David Stern, who saw this scene in front of the TV, burst into laughter.

He didn't expect that Sun Yi won the favor of the Oakland fans in just one game, and he felt more and more that he had made the right bet.

Looking at the figure of Warriors No. 9 player on the TV screen, Stern began to make the next plan.

Back to the game scene, the game is coming to an end.

In the end, the Warriors beat the Nets 122 to 104 and got off to a good start to the new season.

(End of this chapter)