Ron Harper advanced with the ball, and yes, at the critical moment of the game, Phil Jackson still chose to believe in him.

Especially in offense, he can help the OK combination.

O'Neal asked for the ball in the low post, and Ewing immediately moved up to challenge him. Not only that, but P.J. Brown next to him was also eager to try.

As soon as Ron Harper passed the ball, P.J. Brown immediately double-teamed him.

There was no other way, so Ron Hubble had no choice but to give the ball to Kobe on the other side, and O'Neal immediately moved to the other side to get the ball.

Of course Kobe wanted to play by himself, but he still had the coach's tactical arrangements in his mind, so he had to play honestly.

Seeing that Kobe was about to pass the ball, Wang Hao quickly interfered. At this moment, Kobe did pass the ball.

"It's spread?"

This was Wang Hao's first thought, but he soon understood that it was not the communication that was great, but the cooperation between the two.

Just when Kobe was trying to pass the ball, the chubby O'Neal suddenly made a flexible turn.

Ewing, who was originally only concerned about confrontation, directly jumped into the air, but at this time, O'Neal had already leaped high, received Kobe's pass and slammed it towards the basket.

"Well done, my brother!"

O'Neal was so excited that Kobe cheered loudly.

Wang Hao is a little disdainful. Now he wants to call Kobe Bryant "Tiantian". In two years, he wants to fight.

"Patrick, don't worry, we are still ahead."

Perhaps because he failed to guard O'Neal, Ewing fired the baseline ball a little impatiently and then immediately started running.

After Wang Hao caught the ball, he handed the ball to Gary Payton before running across half court.

At this point in the game, the Lakers will definitely not easily give the Sonics a chance to switch offense and defense.

Therefore, the Sonics are not in a hurry. If they can't play fast, then they play slow, steady and don't make mistakes.

In such anxious moments, controlling errors is the most important thing.

Mistakes will not only result in the loss of the ball, but also the possibility of being counterattacked, and more importantly, a blow to confidence.

Since Ron Hubble is on the court, there is nothing much to say. Naturally, he will continue to stare at him.

Seeing Wang Hao holding the ball and calling Lewis for a pick-and-roll, Ron Hubble's face turned dark.

Are you talking about martial ethics? Are you targeting the elderly like this?

However, this time the Lakers' defense has changed. Ron Harper and Reagan Foxx directly double-teamed Wang Hao.

When Lewis finished blocking the opponent, he obviously didn't think of this and was a step too slow to respond.

Fortunately, Wang Hao discovered it early and did not rush into the inside line, but left some room.

He quickly controlled the basketball and distanced himself from the two of them. Ron Hubble did not dare to delay and quickly chased Lewis.

Although the basketball was protected, the tactic this time actually failed, and the remaining time did not support another tactic.

Wang Hao didn't delay either. As for passing the ball and passing the blame, he didn't bother to do it.

He chose to break through directly and go to the left. When Reagan Fox positioned himself, he was a little too forward.

When Wang Hao just broke into the three-point line, O'Neal and Robert Holly on the inside were already moving subconsciously.

He didn't really want to break into the paint, reach the mid-range position, and turn his back.

Break through from the left, turn around and face the basket directly.

Without any hesitation, Wang Hao simply made a fadeaway jumper as the attack time was running out.

I have to say that this ball is quite difficult.

At this point in the game, apart from the sudden flash of cooperation, the only thing that can be relied on is hard power.

After all, neither side is willing to lose and will not expose their flaws easily, so of course they can only fight with hard power.

"Whoa!"

Today, Wang Hao's luck seems to be pretty good!

87:82

After one attack and one defense, the game time has entered the last two minutes, with only 1 minute and 50 seconds left.

There is still a 5-point difference, and the SuperSonics have a clear advantage.

The Lakers were obviously a little anxious and wanted to force the ball to O'Neal, but under the SuperSonics' defense, they almost lost the ball.

Although O'Neal recovered the ball, it was not passed to Wang Hao and had to be passed to Ron Hubble.

Kobe wanted to respond, but no one could think of it. Wang Hao's defense suddenly exerted force, giving him no chance to respond.

Not only that, Gary Payton was vaguely preparing to double-team.

There is no other way, Ron Hubble can only do it by himself, face Gary Payton with his back, and then turn over and shoot a jumper.

"Bang!"

The offense failed to succeed, and in the subsequent defense, the Sonics' offense also ended in failure.

Although he failed to score a goal, he consumed a lot of time, which is definitely beneficial to the Sonics.

The Lakers naturally knew that no, they put more effort into the offense and were bound to score the ball.

O'Neal was also very straightforward. He no longer insisted on asking for the ball inside, but took the initiative to screen and roll for Kobe.

Taking advantage of O'Neal's pick-and-roll, Kobe went directly inside and hit a layup while being double-teamed.

It has to be said that Peter Pan is Peter Pan, and not everyone can make this choice of throwing himself out and then deciding how to act.

87:84

With only 42 seconds left before the end of the game, Paul Westphal quickly called a timeout.

Each side has an offensive opportunity, and only by scoring the ball can SuperSonics ensure victory.

"Don't worry, the advantage lies with us, and the final victory of this game also belongs to us.

Our opponents must have thought that we would play it safe and sound, but we just couldn't do that.

Don't look at the time on the timer, we have to treat this attack as the last second."

…

Not just Wang Hao, but everyone should think so. At such a time point and score, playing steadily is the best choice.

However, Paul Westphal went in the opposite direction, and I have to say, this idea is really great.

Taking advantage of the fact that the Lakers are unprepared, they quickly attack one. Even if they fail to score, the Sonics still have another chance to attack.

It is indeed risky to do so, but again, once the ball is scored, it basically seals the victory.
Chapter completed!