Chapter 103: Is it just a three-pointer?

Dunleavy said to Fan Xi in a pleading tone and a firm voice.

Inspired by Fan Xi's courage, he was going to face his own problems.

Wilt Chamberlain had said too many things to humiliate him and his father; as a son, he couldn't let himself be so "quiet."

For this reason, he promised Fan Xi: "Jack, I will provide you with full service on the wing, including holding the lower body and providing screens."

"Believe me. And my shooting skills are excellent; I can make every bullet hit their fatal spot."

Hmm?

Mike Dunleavy's words made Fan Xi feel weird.

Before, Mike Dunleavy was often sarcastic and didn't cooperate with him.

But now... is there some conspiracy?

At this time, the Zen Master had already spoken: "Mike is from a basketball family; his service will definitely be done well. His father was also an excellent blue-collar worker back then."

Uh...?

This sentence made Mike Dunleavy feel a bit weird too.

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The Lakers' lineup was Fan Xi, Matt Barnes, Mike Dunleavy, Lamar Odom, and Joe Smith.

The Denver Nuggets' five players were Raymond Felton, JR Smith, Wilt Chamberlain, Gallinari, and Kenyon Martin.

This was a "run-and-gun" lineup; coach George Karl was determined to completely pull away the score in the fourth quarter and end the battle quickly.

When George Karl saw the Lakers' lineup, he was clearly stunned: Phil Jackson really didn't plan to let Kobe Bryant play? Not even Pau Gasol, just watching Jack Fan get "beaten to death" by Raymond Felton??

Isn't he the one who likes Jack Fan the most? Can he bear it? Or is this a form of indirect tempering? What if he trains him until he breaks?

George Karl's bald head turned a thousand times, instantly generating a hundred questions.

But the game started.

Raymond Felton brought the ball to the front court quickly. When Fan Xi defended, Raymond Felton immediately lowered his head and used his strong body to crush Fan Xi's defense.

However, this time.

Just as he broke through Fan Xi's defense and killed into the paint, a figure appeared straight in front of him... Bang!

Raymond didn't brake in time.

Mike Dunleavy, standing straight, fell to the ground... fell straight down.

Fan Xi, who was following behind, was caught off guard.

Fan Xi had originally made full preparations; he followed closely behind Felton, and as long as Felton dared to lay up, he would use his super jumping ability and explosive power to block him.

However, Mike Dunleavy actually made such a huge "sacrifice."

He used a "zombie fall" to create an offensive foul on Raymond Felton.

The referee blew the whistle without hesitation.

Phil Jackson on the sidelines was dumbfounded, and he even had some questions: "Is Mike Dunleavy a defensive player?"

Lao Wente shook his head and said very bewilderedly: Mike Dunleavy's defensive ability is even worse than his father's reaction ability on the spot.

At this time, Fan Xi reached out and pulled Dunleavy up.

Dunleavy lowered his head and said to Fan Xi: "Jack, this is my sincerity. As long as you help me, I can do anything for you."

Fan Xi was very confused.

He felt that this Mike Dunleavy was a bit "weird": Is this playing the "bitter" card for me?

Although this was a very good defense.

But, I could actually handle him myself. I deliberately let Joe Smith and Odom spread out, just to give him a big block against the backboard.

Dunleavy passed the ball to Fan Xi, and Fan Xi accelerated the rhythm. He arrived at the front court.

Raymond Felton stepped up to defend again. Fan Xi was about to use a low-center-of-gravity breakthrough to murder his ankles, but Mike Dunleavy stepped up again and blocked Felton for Fan Xi.

Fan Xi's plan failed, but he changed direction immediately and instantly cut through the defensive line.

Invading the free-throw line with sharp speed, after attracting Gallinari to double-team, he passed the ball to Lamar Odom.

Odom killed into the paint and dunked with one hand.

The Lakers got 2 points back.

Raymond Felton was eager to break his personal record, but was destroyed by Mike Dunleavy twice, and he was very resentful in his heart.

So, after crossing half-court, he simply passed the ball to Wilt Chamberlain, letting Chamberlain go to clean up Dunleavy.

Chamberlain had talked about how to humiliate Dunleavy in the locker room earlier.

He received the ball and sure enough, used his technique on Dunleavy again.

Just as Lao Wente said, Mike Dunleavy's individual defensive ability was even worse than his father Old Dunleavy's reaction on the spot.

Chamberlain only used two fakes to trick him into jumping. Chamberlain had space to break through the defense directly, but he didn't do so.

Instead, he deliberately held the ball, and when Dunleavy landed unsteadily, he changed direction again and pushed Dunleavy. Dunleavy stumbled, his footing unstable, and he crawled to the ground.

Seeing this, Chamberlain jumped to shoot.

Swish!

Two points made.

The scene was boiling.

The home fans were cheering for Chamberlain's humiliation of Dunleavy.

Chamberlain stared at Dunleavy with indifference and disdain, releasing arrogant words: "You are even worse than your father..."

Just as he finished speaking, Dunleavy, who couldn't bear it anymore, knelt on the ground and pushed him hard.

But his body stumbled, and he fell directly to the ground.

Chamberlain laughed out loud.

He felt very relieved.

The audience on the sidelines also made crazy laughter.

Too bullying!

Fan Xi understood why Dunleavy suddenly showed favor to himself. He didn't hesitate, immediately ran over, pulled Dunleavy up, and whispered in his ear: "Get ready, receive my pass at any time."

Seeing this scene.

Phil Jackson said to Kobe beside him: "Jack is better at uniting teammates than you."

Kobe didn't speak.

Dunleavy passed the ball to Fan Xi amidst the mocking eyes of the surrounding fans.

Fan Xi accelerated the rhythm again, galloping toward the front court quickly.

Raymond Felton took the initiative to defend.

But just as he defended... Bang!

Fan Xi used an extremely sharp crossover, pressing his center of gravity very low, and the amplitude of the change was very large... Crossover!

Isiah Thomas's classic move.

At that time, Felton was blown past completely.

Fan Xi then killed into the three-point line, Wilt Chamberlain hurriedly stepped up to help defend, and Fan Xi made a decisive decision, passing the ball to Dunleavy.

Dunleavy received the ball and shot it with full resentment... Swish!

It hit the net.

With Fan Xi's help, he hit this strong answer-ball, and he waved his fist excitedly, letting out a roar at Chamberlain.

Chamberlain raised his eyebrows indifferently.

Just a three-pointer.

His disdain was clearly captured by Fan Xi.

Is it just a three-pointer?

Fan Xi whispered in his heart.

His disgust for Wilt Chamberlain was approaching Raymond Felton.

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【Author's Note】

【Starting to accelerate tonight. The previous updates were too terrible.】 ===== CHAPTER 104 =====