I stole James

Chapter 208 Give Nash a Sticky Card

Chapter 208 Give Nash a Sticky Card

Tony Allen moved up to help Paul defend Nash, but he was still half a step too late. Nash had quickly transferred the ball to the right flank where Big Q Richardson was ambushing.

Richardson catches the ball and shoots immediately.

It took less than 5 seconds for the entire process from when Nash dribbled the ball forward to when Richardson made a shot. The Suns completed an attack really fast.

But fortunately, Richardson missed the shot this time, and it hit the iron with a bang. It was a long rebound, and James turned around and grabbed the rebound in front of Joe Johnson.

He is also dribbling towards the frontcourt with the ball, but the Suns return to defense extremely fast. The Suns often don't care much about grabbing offensive rebounds after taking a shot and finishing the offense. attack.

The Suns retreated so quickly, James dribbled the ball to the frontcourt and suppressed the speed, dribbled the ball out of the three-point line for two or three steps, and waited for his teammates to come and set up.

Paul stepped forward to cover for James and helped him block Marion. James drove the ball in and broke through, facing Nash who switched to defend him. There was nothing to say. He bullied Nash directly with his body. He carried Nash and went to the basket Undershoot.

Stoudemire next to him took a step sideways, reaching out to take the basketball out of James' hands.

But James is faster, receiving the ball quickly, jumping for a layup, and directly smashing and dunking with one hand, blasting the basketball into the basket.

James led the team to chase points continuously, stabilized the situation, and did not fool the Suns' offense as soon as it came up.

The stabilized Cavaliers have also gradually demonstrated the strength of the league's leading team. Their current record is really not just luck, as Skip said.

If it was luck, it would be too much luck to be able to win so many games in a row.

After the first quarter, the Suns led the Cavaliers by 4 points.

The 4-point difference is really nothing in the remaining three quarters of the game.

As soon as the second quarter came up, James used the cover of the big Z to dribble the ball around behind him, gaining room to shoot, made a three-pointer, and hit it steadily, chasing the point difference to only 1 point.

Nash came over with the ball, met Paul, dribbled and broke through, broke into the free throw line, made an emergency stop, rode and shot, and got two points very steadily. Although his season scoring average was not as high as James, his offense The ability is still very strong, especially the mid-range offensive ability, which must be stronger than James, who has not yet acquired mid-range offensive skills.

James is strong in offense because he has a strong body with a complete body, James' overlord step breakthrough, and a precise three-point shot, supplemented by Alston's yo-yo dribbling skills and Time Lord's. Brother Sledgehammer's weird sense of rhythm.

This allowed James to break through to the basket for a layup.

Of course, this is not to say that he does not have mid-range shooting ability, and he can shoot a surprisingly high percentage from beyond the three-point line. It is still helpful to enter the mid-range shooting, and he also deliberately worked hard to practice during training. Mid-range shots, but compared to breakthrough layups and outside shots, his mid-range shots are not so efficient, and he does not shoot mid-range shots very much.

In addition, he still does not have a good post-up singles, nor does he have superb offensive skills such as footsteps at the basket. He is still far away from becoming an offensive kaleidoscope player who is proficient in [-] offensive skills. of.

And he is very clear about this, and he has been walking in that direction.

However, the current him has been able to perform stunned performances. When he really integrates all these into one body one day, what kind of shocking performance can he perform?

He didn't think too much about it, he just walked forward step by step.

Anyway, he doesn't need to worry, even if he stays in this state and can't make any progress, he still believes that his future achievements can enter the Hall of Fame.

However, it is always a good thing to have the opportunity to have more skills.

For example, now, when he switched defenses to Nash, Nash sent out another wonderful assist. He really passed the ball from the gap to Marion, assisting Marion to score a jumper.

So James threw Nash a sticky card.

He has had this sticky card for a long time. During this period, he thought about using it on Paul and some other players, but he refrained from using it and kept it.

In the end, he decided to use this sticky card on either Kidd or Nash.

It's just that he thought about it, and he couldn't figure out whether to give Nash or Kidd the sticky card.

It stands to reason that Kidd's calmness and strong body are somewhat similar to him. If he can copy Kidd's passing skills, it should be very suitable.

But he changed his mind and thought again, he does not lack the composure of the game, the overall view on the court, and the strength. These things are already one-on-one in him. Copy it over, okay?

On the other hand, Nash, he really doesn't have the elegance and spirituality of Nash's playing, and he can't do the passing skills like ghosts and ghosts.

Although he has acquired Teodosic's passing skills before, and occasionally has a bit of a good look when passing the ball, Teodosic and Nashby are really far behind.

In addition, he thought again, in the previous life, didn't the fans criticize James for not being good-looking? He didn't have that kind of elegance or the feeling of shooting picturesquely. What can the fans say about Nash's pass and assist skills who are so good at passing the ball?

At that time, he can also play the performance of Sao in Sao.

However, Nash's pass organization skills are diamond-level skills. His sticky card can indeed be applied to diamond-level skills, but the probability of sticking is only 3%. Can he stick?

It was only after he threw the sticky card out that he remembered this, and he couldn't help but feel a little uneasy, he must be sticky, he must be sticky, thinking in his heart.

"Ding……"

After throwing it out, almost a few seconds later, the system sent the feedback of the result.

James clicked on the result of the system a little nervously, and then he wanted to raise his hand, make a fist and wave it twice, but he quickly put it down, because it was Nash who assisted Marion to score a jumper just now, if he raised his fist and waved , Maybe people will misunderstand that he is celebrating for his opponent.

But he was still very excited, ran over to take the ball actively, dribbled forward, because he got stuck!

(End of this chapter)