I'm really not a 3D player

Chapter 103 Running and bombing VS running and bombing
March 11, Phoenix, America West Arena.

The Warriors will challenge the Suns away tonight.

Before the game, when Sun Yi was walking from the player tunnel to the locker room, he was blocked by a group of media reporters and had to be interviewed.

"Sun, some experts and celebrities don't recognize your strength, and think it's just opportunistic. If you encounter a playoff-level team, you will show your original shape. What do you think of this problem?"

Sun Yi frowned slightly, and really wanted to say: Fuck it!Something to do with them!

Fortunately, Sun Yi is not a barbarian. After adjusting his mentality, he answered: "After this game is over, you are going to ask those famous experts."

Although Sun Yi didn't say it clearly, he had already expressed his attitude, and he would severely slap some self-proclaimed experts in the face.

"You're going to face All-Star Stoudemire tonight, are you confident about that?"

"I have confidence in myself and am not afraid of any challenge."

After Sun Yi finished speaking, he squeezed through the crowd and walked towards the locker room.

After entering the locker room, Old Nelson stepped forward and patted Sun Yi on the shoulder, and said, "Don't worry, these are the trials and tribulations that superstars must go through when they grow up."

"Coach, don't worry, I'm not affected, but my fighting spirit is high." Sun Yi replied.

Obviously, the news of the interview he just accepted has been learned by old Nelson.

Seeing Sun Yi's state, old Nelson nodded in satisfaction, waved his hand, and sent Sun Yi to change his jersey to make preparations.

Then, under the leadership of Nelson, all the players of the Warriors left the locker room and went to the court to do warm-up activities.

When Sun Yi and Curry entered the stage, there was sparse applause from the audience.

After all, they played two NCAA championship games in Phoenix and have a certain number of fans.

After the entrance ceremony, Sun Yi and Curry went up to say hello to Nash and chatted a few words.

At this time, Stoudemire came over and said to Sun Yi with an unkind expression: "Rookie, I heard that you are going to beat me up. Let's see if you have such strength."

After hearing this, Sun Yi knew that he had been tricked by those unscrupulous media reporters, and these guys liked to tell stories.

"I never said such a thing. I don't know where you heard it." Sun Yi replied flatly, as if saying that this is the truth.

Seeing that Sun Yi did not admit it, Stoudemire thought that the rookie had confessed, and wanted to ridicule a few words, but Nash stepped forward to dissuade him.

"It may be a misunderstanding. Those media reporters like to talk nonsense and can't believe it."

Stoudemire gave Nash a lot of face and didn't pursue it anymore. He planned to teach this arrogant rookie a lesson in the game.

Sun Yi didn't take it to heart either. If Stoudemire wanted to compete on the court, he would be more than happy to accompany him.

After this episode, Sun Yi and Curry returned to the Warriors' half to continue their warm-up activities.

After the warm-up activity, the starting lineups of the two teams were displayed on the big screen.

Warriors starting lineup: Curry, Ellis, Maggette, Sun Yi, Randolph.

Suns starting lineup: Nash, Richardson, Hill, Stoudemire, Frye.

Not long after, the referee blew his whistle to signal players from both sides to come to the middle circle to prepare for a jump ball.

In the jump ball session, Stoudemire beat Randolph to win the jump ball and gave the Suns a chance to get the first attack.

After Nash received the ball, he immediately launched a run and bomb, and the rest of the Suns quickly followed up.

Seeing Nash rushing to the frontcourt, Curry immediately stepped forward to defend, but was blocked by Hill.

Stoudemire and Richardson quickly cut toward the basket, attracting the Warriors' defense.

Frye ran out of space, received a pass from Nash, and made a direct three-point shot.

Randolph habitually retracted towards the basket, and did not catch up with the interference in the first place.

Clang!
The basketball bounced out of the hoop and missed!
The Suns' run-and-gun game was basically successful, but they lacked a little luck.

Under the basket, Sun Yi blocked Stoudemire and grabbed the backcourt rebound.

It shouldn't be!I have the overall advantage, why can't I squeeze that little rookie?
Stoudemire failed to snatch Sun Yi, feeling extremely puzzled in his heart.

On the other side, Sun Yi grabbed the rebound and quickly dribbled forward after landing.

The Warriors were also running and bombing, with Curry and Ellis in position on the outside, and Randolph and Maggette cutting towards the basket.

After Sun Yi came to the top of the arc, he passed the ball to the right and got the assist.

Ellis received the pass comfortably and made a three-pointer.

After being counterattacked by the Warriors, the Suns naturally couldn't swallow this breath and quickly responded with a three-pointer.

The Suns quickly sent the ball to the baseline, Nash dribbled forward, and passed the ball to Frye again.

This time, Frye seized the opportunity and hit a three-pointer.

After that, the Suns fired frequently from the outside and their shooting percentage was very high.

With Nash, the passing master, revitalizing the team, Richardson, Frye and Hill only need to run to designated positions to catch and shoot, without having to worry about anything else.

The Warriors' efficiency is not so efficient, except for Ellis's three-pointer, and Curry made one.

As for Sun Yi, he has not scored yet, and has 3 rebounds and 3 assists.

When the game played for about 8 minutes, the score on the big screen was 22 to 34, and the Warriors had fallen behind by 12 points.

Obviously, there is still a big gap between the Warriors and the Suns.

Nash went all out today and taught Sun Yi and Curry a practical lesson. After all, the effect cannot be seen on paper.

Fortunately, Nash was old and couldn't stand the toss, so he was replaced and rested, giving the Warriors a chance to chase points.

Dragic, who came off the bench, is not as sophisticated as Nash, and he can't revitalize the team's offense.

After playing for about 8 minutes, Sun Yi was still very energetic, and it was time to stand up and score.

First, he predicted the correct passing route of Dragic, rushed out to complete the steal, and then sprinted towards the frontcourt, completing a one-handed dunk, and achieved his breakthrough of zero points.

Immediately afterwards, the help defense blocked Richardson's shot and prevented the Suns from a 24-second violation.

After successfully completing the defense, Randolph assisted the inward dunk on the offensive end.

Afterwards, the Suns failed to score an offense, grabbed the rebound and launched a counterattack, broke into the penalty area and scored the ball to assist Curry to hit a three-pointer from the bottom corner.

In the last 3 minutes of the first quarter, Sun Yi relied on his own strength to narrow the score to only 5 points.

On the bench of the Suns, Nash smiled. If he was not in the game, he would applaud Sun Yi's performance.

It's good to be young, this is his lost youth!
Moreover, Nash feels that Sun Yi's upper limit is very high, not limited to the organization, he can do many things.

At the end of the first quarter, the Suns led by 5 points and entered the second quarter.

(End of this chapter)