When everyone looked over, they discovered that An Ran stood up and waved to the audience.

"..."

The Sonics players found it interesting, raising their hands in the air and cheering along with the audience.

Just one game made them convinced of An Ran.

That is to say, there is no word "strategizing" in Xizhou, otherwise this word would definitely be the first one that pops up in everyone's mind.

Things are a little bit worse for the Foxes.

What is this?

The shots of the head coaches on both sides of the big screen switch back and forth, making the judgment clear just from the demeanor.

I usually don’t think anything of Phil Jackson’s excited and shouting expression, but this makes me feel a little embarrassed.

However, this is the home court of the Sonics, and they have no control over what other people do.

This can be considered a tactic.

It puts a lot of pressure on the opponent's psychology.

Home advantage is not just about the fans' momentum, the referee's favoritism, but also the clips played on the big screen, which can be really annoying sometimes.

James took a long breath and said, "Calm down, we are playing, don't be distracted by other things."

Everyone gets back to the game immediately.

This is the last section, the moment that determines life and death. Everyone must focus.

With James's leadership, Davis's momentum, Morris' organization, and everyone's concerted efforts, there may not be no chance.

Back to the game, the momentum of the entire Foxmen team was different.

Green said to Davis with a look of shame on his face: "Davis, are the fishing rods ready? In ten minutes, you can go back to fishing!"

Davis glanced at him, "Green, you never know how strong I am..."

Just as Green was about to speak, Davis suddenly started to move.

Davis is very fast when running, has excellent athletic ability, and has super coordination.

With a sway of his body, he first shook Green off, then took two steps back and jumped to catch the ball.

As soon as he landed, he dribbled the ball twice, then flew with both feet like a roc, flying across the two-point line.

Split!

"Peng!"

The basket made a "buzzing" sound and the basketball entered the frame.

While everyone was cheering, Green, who was behind him, tripped while chasing Davis and flew out.

At this time, Davis fell from the basket and slapped his chest with both hands.

He has been suppressed for too long, and this one announced his return. As the league's number one power forward, who else is dissatisfied?

Green?

Hey!

A shadow flew over, and "Kuacha" fell at his feet.

The stadium was silent.

Davis looked at Green who was lying on the ground looking at him in shock.

This guy looked innocent, holding Davis's shorts in his hand.

Before he had time to get up, Green explained: "Davis, I want to say, I didn't mean it. Do you believe it?"

I believe you are stupid!

"You piece of shit!"

Davis was furious and kicked Green in the face.

Green rolled over to avoid the kick, got up, turned around and ran away.

He threw the shorts out casually.

James felt cold. If a fight broke out, Davis would be sent off.

If Davis gets sent off, they're screwed.

"Calm down, Davis, calm down!" James hugged Davis from behind.

Davis' eyes were red, "I want to kill this despicable guy..."

The two sides were in a mess, controlling each other's players.

In fact, there is nothing to control on the Sonic Team. Green is trying his best to explain, "Believe me, this was a complete accident. I didn't mean it. You also saw that I tripped..."

But when he said this, no one believed it.

Even Kumar looks suspicious, why are you still pretending?

Fortunately, I and you are teammates, otherwise I would have wanted to hit you.

The audience below was laughing like crazy, and many Sonics fans even started to boo, fearing that Davis would be furious.

A teammate here picked up Davis's shorts.

Davis didn't care so much and put on his shorts.

The referee came over and said, "Davis, control your emotions. If you are like this, I will let you go down and calm down!"

This is the referee's threat.

The referee will not be lenient at all when dealing with such potentially violent incidents.

Everyone knows it.

If Davis acts erratically again, the referee will really blow a "T" and let him leave the court.

More serious cases will result in expulsion from the stadium.

James also said beside him: "Calm down, Davis, you have to calm down, we want to win the game, we can't be so impulsive."

Davis took a deep breath and looked across at Green with eyes full of anger.

And Green was explaining to the referee, "Believe me, I really didn't mean it. You have seen it. I just want to say that basketball is a wonderful thing. Anything can happen. This is a complete accident..."
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"Okay, Green, you don't need to explain!" the referee said, wagging his finger: "Everyone knows what kind of person you are. There is not much time in the next game. I hope you will be more honest. If there is any further impact on the game,

If you behave like this, I will tell you to get lost..."

"Referee, I really don't..."

Before he finished speaking, he heard An Ran shouting from the sidelines: "Green!"

"Be quiet, and it will be OK after you play normally. Do you understand?"

"Okay, it's all up to you, coach!" Green said nothing more and returned to his side, staying far away from Davis.

The referee glanced at An Ran curiously. This guy had an extremely powerful influence on the Sonics players.

Even if Green was so thorny, he would not dare to refute his understatement.

Soon the interlude of the game ended and the two sides continued to play.

The referee regarded Green as a player under special care and kept his eyes on him almost all the time.

Then they were surprised to find that Green was very well-behaved, without making a single move, and he played cleaner than Ray Allen.

This is really a ghost.

Could it be all because of that man’s words?

Without his small moves, Green's true strength was immediately revealed. Although he played passionately and worked super hard, his talent and skills were much inferior to Davis's.

After a few rounds, Green's shortcomings were exposed.

Davis succeeds frequently.

Fortunately, after the pace accelerated again, even if the Foxes tried hard, they couldn't keep up.

The physical exertion is too great.

Coupled with Kumar and Thompson's accurate three-pointers, we don't seek merit, but seek no faults.

The score is firmly stable at around 15 points.

Seeing that the game was over in five minutes, Davis couldn't help but become impatient.

Watching Green running past, his eyes were full of disgust.

Even if he loses, it won't make this guy feel better.

If there were no accidents, it would be almost impossible to overturn this game.

Even if they recover 5 points, they only have 5 minutes left.

Unless they don’t score any points later...
Chapter completed!