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The little emperor is indeed very serious about this game. He wants to defeat him on Chamberlain's territory and defeat this Warriors that has been in the limelight recently. He wants to tell everyone that he, LeBron James, is the destiny of the NBA!

Overall, James' temper is still very gentle among NBA stars. He rarely touches his opponents, and almost never like Chamberlain, giving his opponents a few elbows in almost every game and then having a big verbal battle after the game.

James used to be very kind to Chamberlain because he hoped that the latter would help him, help him relieve pressure in the inside, and accomplish great achievements such as three consecutive championships or six consecutive championships.

In the eyes of the little emperor, the reason why Wade can win the top glory of FMVP is that he has taken the big light with O'Neal. If he had joined forces with O'Neal back then, it would be fine to create a 72-win miracle of regular season. Unfortunately, O'Neal is old and NBA has no top inside anymore. Chamberlain's appearance gave him hope.

But he did not expect that Chamberlain would be so arrogant. He only took half a season to complete the transformation from rebound coolies to ace inside, leading the Warriors to transform themselves into the famous youth guards of the NBA.

What annoyed him even more was that this guy actually snatched his scheduled All-Star MVP!

Yes, in the All-Star MVP, the little emperor was ambitious to express his desire for this award before the All-Star Game started. It was also despair. In this season, the little emperor really couldn't think of what else he could get.

The regular season MVP? This glory is coveted, but Kobe is also eyeing it. There is also a powerful player on the MVP rankings, that is, Chris Paul, who suddenly came out. This guy commanded the Hornets also have a brilliant record. In terms of data, he has become the first active organizational guard of the NBA.

Finals MVP? Although the little emperor is eager to win a championship, he knows that this season is not good, because there is a Big Three in the East. The Celtics shamelessly gathered superstars who are not inferior to him in three peak eras. Now everyone knows that the Eastern Conference champion this season is destined to be the Celtics, and the Cavaliers and Magic can only play supporting roles.

So, apart from the All-Star MVP, what else does James have to expect?

But he was the only All-Star MVP he expected, and was also disrupted. The person who disrupted the situation was naturally Billups. No one expected that he could win the amvp by a substitute, and even he himself did not expect. However, the little emperor did not resent Billups. He hated Chamberlain because he knew clearly that it was this guy who instigated Billups to grab the mvp, and he was also the Western Conference star who planned this matter with him.

For the little emperor, this matter was tantamount to a court coup, so he had to lead the army to kill these rebels.

The Cavaliers' starting lineup is center Ilgoskas, power forward Ben Wallace, small forward Szebiak, shooting guard LeBron James, and organizational defender Devin Brown.

The Warriors' starting lineup is center Chamberlain, power forward Pitrus, small forward Jackson, shooting guard Ellis, and organizational defender Billups.

Chamberlain won the game without a doubt. He easily gave the ball to Billups. Ellis ran and jumped outside the three-point line, like a monkey. Billups made several false moves of breakthroughs, and saw that Devin Brown was unmoved.

Most Chinese fans are not familiar with Devin Brown, but when it comes to McGrady's crazy performance at 35 seconds and 13 seconds, I believe everyone is familiar with it. If you tell everyone that McGrady can create this miracle, you need to thank Devin Brown, and you may think of him. Yes, the unlucky guy who slipped and lost the ball at the last moment was him.

However, Devin Brown was able to gain Popovich's trust at such a critical moment and play with the strong Spurs, which proves that he is a good player, especially his defense, which is even more commendable.

Ellis didn't care. He took the ball and started it directly, just like the cold wind swept the fallen leaves on the ground. After getting the ball, the guy twisted his butt coquettishly, and he had already flew out, and he broke through Brown.

Brown was worried that this guy would not change defense when he passed back to Billups, but he was overestimating Ellis' passing skills. If he was so selfless, his future would be limitless.

In fact, Ellis is not that kind of person. After he got the ball, he only had the basket left in his eyes. He rushed into the penalty area with one go, jumping and throwing.

A domineering figure suddenly emerged from the flank, and a blood-colored battle robe with No. 23 was flying like a flag. The little emperor came.

The supersonics and the 76ers a few days ago gave Ellis an illusion. He thought that his opponent's defense was so vulnerable. The little emperor gave him a bolt from the blue with a big hot pot and directly sent him and the ball with him.

What's even more tragic is that Ben Wallace grabbed the ball.

The Warriors can only set up defenses, Ellis will guard Brown, Billups will play against Szebiak, Jackson is the real defender of the little emperor. This is the current Warriors' defensive layout. Ellis' defensive shortcomings really make Old Nelson a headache. What makes the old man even more troubled is that this guy is so talented on the offensive end, and it would be a pity to let him be on the bench.

The Cavaliers undoubtedly chose to let the little emperor play singles. There were not many people who could help him during the attack. Ilgoskas had good attack firepower, but he was seriously injured when he was old. Now he is not the one who is as flexible as a fox in the penalty area. Besides, today he meets super-z, which is even more useless.

As for Ben Wallace, if he can also make his opponents headaches on the offensive end, then where can he have Kobe, James and the like in the dominant league?

James shook his eyebrows at Szebiak, who helped him pick-and-roll. As a result, the young emperor broke through Jackson, and he did not hit the basket. After throwing Jackson away, he jumped out immediately and made a long-range shot.

It turned out that his choice was correct, because Chamberlain made up for defense after a second, but the little emperor took action too quickly, Chamberlain's blocking was ineffective, and the ball still went in.

2:0, the fans of the Little Emperor at the scene cheered a lot. The Little Emperor now has countless fans around the world, and Oakland and San Francisco are no exception. In the eyes of black people, although Chamberlain is excellent, his fellow clan James is still more appealing.

Chamberlain reached out to ask for the ball in the penalty area, Ilgoskas appeared behind him, using his height advantage to intercept him, while Ben Wallace appeared on his wing. The two men gathered the difficulty of height and strength. Chamberlain tried it for a while, but as soon as he turned around, Big Ben closed the door and double-teamed him.

A human-shaped sandwich appeared, and Bilups was very anxious when he saw this. He and Da Ben were old teammates. He was so familiar with this guy's style that he quickly wanted to go up and pick him up.

The reality turned out to be even more cruel than Billups had expected. Big Ben reached out to snatch the ball from Chamberlain's arms and threw it to James.

James slapped the ball and rushed forward like an angry bull, with no sound of 'mooing' in his mouth. Ellis went up to stop it. The guy finally had a little defensive enthusiasm, but then the enthusiasm was extinguished by James. The two collided, and James seemed to be unaffected, while Ellis flew out.

Jackson went up to chase the defense, but it was useless. His speed was one street worse than the Little Emperor. He just watched his opponent play a long-distance raid dunk. Billups chased after him, but he did not do useless work because he knew the ending.

Compared with Billups, Ellis was a little crazy. He got up in a dirt and shouted unwillingly: "I must take revenge. Damn, I must make this kid look good!"

James glanced at him disdainfully, and slapped a word with his mouth: "Rookie!"

Ellis entered the league in 2005. Compared with James, who entered the league in 2003, he is indeed a rookie, but this does not mean that the latter can insult him at will, so a rookie flashed in Ellis' eyes.

Chamberlain was still asking for the ball in the inside, and Ilgoskas and Da Ben wanted to close the ball and double-team him. As the two of them surrounded him, Chamberlain threw the ball to Pitrus with a swing.

Petrus threw the goal and ran out of the three-point line. After getting the ball, there was no one around him. The guy adjusted his gesture comfortably and then made a jump shot.

However, he was a little far from the ring, and the basketball hit the ring and bounced out. Big Ben stuck Chamberlain and Ilgoskas grabbed the rebound.

Chamberlain was depressed and shouted to Pitrus: "You are really my dear brother. Why are you doing so far? Can you die near the basket?"

James looked at his opponent jokingly and said with a smile: "It seems that you were stunned by the seven consecutive victories. How about it? How do you feel when you meet a strong team?"

Chamberlain responded with a sneer: "There are strong teams on the East Coast? Are you kidding? Now even the kids know that any team in the top eight in the West will become the top three teams in the record!"

This is a pain in the hearts of Eastern Conference fans. The situation of strong West and weak East has been formed since the previous few seasons. This season is particularly obvious. And as Ai joins the Nuggets from the 76ers, this gap has been increased.

The West is indeed full of powerful men. Experts have predicted that this season, there will definitely be teams in the West that have a winning rate of more than 50% but cannot enter the playoffs.

The Lakers, Spurs, Mavericks, Rockets, Jazz, and Suns are traditional powerhouses. Now, with the Warriors, Nuggets, Hornets, and nine teams, there is no fuel-efficient light. Now the competition in the top eight in the Western Conference has entered a fierce stage.

The Warriors' rise is because of Chamberlain's emergence, the Nuggets are because they not only have Anthony, but also have obtained the most terrifying Golden Double Gun in the NBA. The Hornets are the most powerful organizational defender Chris Paul, who has completed the process of accumulating strength this season and is now ranked first in the MVP rankings, and even Kobe has been left behind by him.
Chapter completed!