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Chapter 254 Accidents and Accidents

Chapter 254 Accidents and Accidents

There is a little more than 1 minute left in the time.

But no one knows how the game will end.

Davis came to the frontcourt and passed the ball to Sprewell at the top of the arc.

Sprewell is the Magic's perimeter player with the least amount of defensive pressure.

Nick Anderson faced Pippen, Dewes faced Jordan, and Sprewell faced the Bulls' weakest perimeter player, Ron Harper.

Sprewell tried to break through Harper, but Harper was a former All-Star guard after all, and his seasoned defensive experience made Sprewell's breakthrough in vain.

DeWeese had already come to Sprewell's side, just to prevent Sprewell from breaking through and having no other point of entry.

Sprewell gave the ball to DeWeese and set a pick-and-roll for DeWeese by the way.

The effect of this pick-and-roll is surprisingly good. Harper has no sense of supplementary defense, and Jordan is firmly blocked by Sprewell.

After hesitating for only [-] seconds, Davis jumped directly on the spot.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to open the score.

There is no reason for Davis to miss this kind of open shot.

The point difference came to three points again.

Jordan said something to Harper with a very ugly face, and Harper could only listen obediently, nodding his head from time to time.

But in any case, the Magic have already taken the lead in this game.

Jordan chose to let Harper dribble the ball upfield and give it to himself this time.

Because he is a little tired.

The one attack and one defense just now exhausted his few physical strength a bit.

No matter what, there is always a point to be scored.

After coming to the frontcourt, as expected, in addition to Sprewell, Davis also covered him.

Jordan wanted to break through the encirclement before the double-team was completely formed, but Sprewell's small action blocked his breakthrough for a while.

When there is 1 minute left in the game, the referee will not whistle this kind of dispensable foul.

Jordan could only pinch his nose and recognize it.

Facing the impeccable defense of two people, even better than Jordan, he could only pass the ball to Pippen who came to meet him in the end.

Pippen also scored 18 points in this game, and his performance was quite satisfactory.

However, his defender is Rodman.

Pippen tried to throw the ball inside for a dislocated Grant to hit Anderson, but the pass didn't make it.

Dewes, who gave up double-teaming Jordan, poked the ball away from behind Pippen.

Jordan desperately returned to the defense, but faced with Davis who jumped up when he entered the three-second zone, he had no choice but to stop chasing.

Unless he pulls Davis straight out of the air, he won't be able to defend the ball.

But in an ordinary regular season, the relationship between the two is so good, there is no need for Jordan to use such a low-level defensive method.

With only 49 seconds left, the Magic led by 5 points.

With Jordan's final three-pointer missing, the Magic struggled to overthrow the Chicago Bulls away.

Jordan's three-point shot scared everyone into a cold sweat, because the Magic only led by two points, and this year's three-point line was shortened by 50 centimeters, so it was only about two points longer than other eras.

Almost, Jordan scored that goal. . .

Jordan, who lost the game, went back to the locker room with a dark face.

DeWeese lay directly on the floor.

In this game, he was exhausted.

It's not about physical strength, but the rhythm of this game is too intense and intense.

Heart tired. . .

Didn't go to the locker room with his teammates until he was pulled up by his teammates.

Jordan scored exactly 50 points in this game.

This season, Jordan's performance is clearly two extremes.

When the Bulls don't need Jordan to stand up, they are basically in the early 20s.

When Jordan needs to score, he scores more than 40 points.

No, no, it should be said that they are all around 50 points.

But anyway, Davis still led the Magic, the first time over the Bulls this mountain.

Davis scored 28 points and 15 assists in this game.

After the game ended, the Magic returned to Orlando overnight.

They have back-to-back games against the Pistons at home the next day.

On the plane, D'Antoni announced that he would not practice the next morning.

The players just cheered a little.

Soon, there was a burst of snoring in the cabin.

But Davis didn't sleep, but walked to D'Antoni and discussed with D'Antoni the problems exposed by the team in today's game.

"What? You said you didn't do well with Jordan's restrictions?" Davis looked at D'Antoni in surprise, and then said to D'Antoni with a wry smile, "Mike, the current Jordan, if you let him attack a weak team with all his strength, I have no doubt that he can score [-] points like Chamberlain."

After a pause, he continued to whisper: "I think we did a good job with Jordan's restrictions today, but there is still room for further improvement."

"You mean the set of Jordan's rules taught by Isiah?"

"Yes, when we first started using Jordan's rules to deal with Jordan today, the players were still a little rusty, but they gradually got better. Moreover, we need to make some changes to Isiah's method. After all, after malicious fouls, Isiah's tactics need to be revised in many places."

Thomas, who was on the side, heard DeWeese mention his name, and came over.

After a while, Donovan also came over.

A corner of the cabin soon became lively.

After the plane landed, they ended the discussion.

Breathing the biting cold wind in Orlando late at night, DeWeese shivered. Although Orlando is in the southernmost part of the United States, it is now the coldest time of the year. It is really cold to get off the warm plane.

"Let's train according to what we discussed in the future, and try to see how it works in terms of defense against Jordan." Davis walked down the gangway while talking to D'Antoni who was walking in front of him.

D'Antoni nodded.

Suddenly, his foot slipped and he fell on his back.

Davis subconsciously reached out and grabbed D'Antoni by the collar.

But the impact was too great, and in the end his hand slipped, and D'Antoni sat directly on the ladder and rolled down.

There was a burst of exclamation from the side.

The staff under the gangway quickly helped D'Antoni up.

Davis also took two quick steps and came directly to D'Antoni.

"Mike, how are you? Take him to the hospital for a checkup."

DeWeese saw that D'Antoni's face was covered in blood, apparently hitting something when he fell.

Just in case, Davis immediately arranged for D'Antoni to be taken to the hospital.

At this time, all members of the magic team gathered around.

D'Antoni is still conscious.

"Sorry, Michael, I may be absent recently."

"Heal with peace of mind, Mike, don't worry about the team."

(End of this chapter)