I'm really not a 3D player

Chapter 323 Lore!

This headwind game made the fans see their blood boil.

Especially Warriors fans, they were on tenterhooks when they saw Durant killing everyone in the first half. In the end, after the Warriors won the game, it was like drinking ice-cold fat house happy water.

Cool through the heart, the heart is flying!
Sun fans are completely happy, but Sun Hei suffers, the feeling of going from heaven to hell makes them collectively emo.

They have already written the manuscript of Hei Sunyi, and they will be able to crazily output it on the Internet as soon as the Warriors lose.

But the Thunder team was so useless that Sun Hei's plan was completely ruined. They could only lurk again and wait for the opportunity to make a comeback.

The strong never complain about the environment, they only fight against the wind!

……

Back at the match scene, after celebrating with his teammates, Sun Yi came to the sidelines to accept post-match interviews from media reporters.

"Sun, congratulations on scoring 52 points again. You surpassed Michael with 50+ points in the playoffs in a single season and became No. 1 in NBA history. Is there anything you want to say?" a Sports Illustrated reporter asked.

Sun Yi was stunned. He had been focusing on the game before and didn't know his own data. Then he looked up at the data board on the big screen.

52分13篮板8助攻3抢断2盖帽！

Seeing such explosive data, Sun Yile was overjoyed and replied with a smile: "50+ does not require hands. I haven't even sweated yet. It's so easy."

If they hadn't seen the jersey soaked with sweat, they would have truly believed Sun Yi was evil.

This guy doesn't have a word of truth in his mouth, so he likes to pretend to beep.

Without too much entanglement, the reporters asked again: "Sun, after the end of this season, are you considering renewing your contract with the Warriors in advance or going to another team?"

"All my energy is now focused on the playoffs that are not over yet. I will consider what you said again when the season is over." Sun Yi replied methodically.

"Sun, how many games do you think it takes to end this series?" an ESPN reporter asked.

"I can't say this well. The Thunder will not admit defeat easily. It will be very difficult to win the next game, but we are good at accepting challenges."

After answering the questions, Sun Yi walked towards the locker room under the escort of the security personnel.

Next, the Warriors will set off for Oklahoma City to prepare for the next game...

……

Time flies, and two days later, G3 of the Western Conference Finals begins again.

June 6, Oklahoma City, Chesapeake Energy Arena.

After 47 minutes of fierce fighting between the two sides, the game entered the final minute of the decisive battle.

At this time, the score displayed on the big screen was 94 to 96, with the Thunder leading by 2 points. The situation was very unfavorable to the Warriors.

Back in the game, the Warriors attack.

Curry quickly dribbled the ball to the frontcourt, passed the ball to Sun Yi immediately, and then ran without the ball.

Sun Yi received the pass, beckoned, and called for a pick-and-roll.

Chandler quickly ran out from the inside to make a good pick-and-roll cooperation.

Perkins did not follow out and stayed in the penalty area to guard the basket.

After the pick-and-roll was ready, Sun Yi quickly bypassed the screen. Seeing that the opportunity was good, he immediately pulled up and threw the basketball in his hand.

Durant, who was late, rushed to interfere immediately, but it was too late.

The basketball crashed into the net and made a steady hit!
97: 96!

At the critical moment, Sun Yi was relentless and helped the Warriors overtake the score.

There were groans in the audience, and the Thunder fans were extremely nervous, silently praying that the home team could withstand the pressure.

When it was the Thunder's turn to attack, Durant held the ball in singles, attracted double teams and then distributed the ball.

Westbrook, who cut inside, received the pass, took a big step directly into the air, avoided Chandler's interference in the air, and scored with a layup.

97: 98!

At this time, there were 32 seconds left before the end of the game, and the Thunder led by 1 point.

The Warriors quickly served the ball, and Sun Yi quickly advanced to the frontcourt after receiving the ball.

But as soon as he passed halftime, he was surrounded by Durant and Ibaka and could only pass the ball out.

Curry, who quickly followed up from the right, received the pass, dribbled the ball and ran a step outside the three-point line on the right. Seeing the players of the Thunder shrinking towards the inside, they jumped up and shot.

The Thunder players did not expect that the Warriors would be so decisive and not gamble on three points.

Chasing three-point hit!

100: 98!

Upon seeing this, Coach Brooks immediately requested a timeout and recalled the players to the bench.

It took only 6 seconds for the Warriors to attack last time, leaving enough time for the Thunder to arrange the final attack.

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

The Thunder sent the frontcourt ball, and Westbrook quickly came out to catch the ball with the help of his teammates' cover, and then came to the top of the arc to organize an offense.

Harden wanders outside the three-point line, ready to catch and shoot at any time.

Ibaka pretended to run towards the outside, making people mistakenly think that he was setting up a pick-and-roll for Westbrook.

At the same time, Durant, who was running towards the outside, quickly turned around and cut towards the basket.

Battier reacted quickly and ran into Perkins when he turned around and chased.

"Damn it!" Battier cursed secretly.

He knew that his mistake might ruin the victory of this game.

On the other side, Durant used a reverse run to get rid of Battier, quickly ran to the mid-range area on the right, received the pass and shot a fadeaway jumper.

Sun Yi, who quickly ran over to cover the defense, immediately pounced on him, trying to stretch his arms to interfere.

Seeing this, Durant increased the arc of his shot to avoid being blocked.

bang!
The basketball hit the front of the basket, bounced and fell into the net.

100: 100!

The Thunder equalized the score at the last minute!
The auditorium suddenly boiled, and cheers and shouts resounded throughout the audience.

At this time, there are about 10 seconds left before the end of the game.

The Warriors requested a timeout, and Nelson raced against time to set up his last offensive tactic.

After returning from the timeout, the Warriors served a sideline ball.

Chandler, who was serving the sideline ball, saw that Sun Yi, who was running without the ball, was surrounded by Durant and Ibaka. He had no chance to catch the ball, so he had to do the next best thing and pass the ball to Curry who stepped forward to receive the ball.

After receiving the pass, the elementary school student quickly started to break through to the basket.

Upon seeing this, the Thunder players stepped forward to intercept.

Seeing this situation, Curry immediately distributed the ball outside the left three-point line.

Clay, who had already been prepared, received the pass and shot decisively.

Clang!
This crucial shot bounced out of the frame and failed to hit!
On the sidelines, the blushing coach Brooks clenched his fists and shouted excitedly toward the field: "Protect the rebound!"

He knew very well that as long as he grabbed this extremely precious rebound, the Thunder would still hope to win the game.

But just as Coach Brooks was urging the players to grab the rebounds, that yellow lightning figure came again!

Sun Yi quickly rushed to the basket, jumped up from the left side of the basket, grabbed the basketball in the air and violently pressed it into the basket.

At the same time, the indicator light on the backboard came on, indicating the end of the game.

"Oh, incredible, Sun Jue killed Lei Ting!"

In the TNT studio, Barkley completely freed himself, quickly climbed up to the table in front of him, and yelled excitedly.

(End of this chapter)