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The smell of gunpowder on the scene became stronger and stronger, and the energy center seemed to have become a gunpowder center, or a burning energy center. The fans on the scene clearly felt this. Countless people waved their fists and shouted wildly. Taylor looked at all this in fear. Fortunately, her bodyguard was sitting next to her, which made her feel much more at ease.

But she soon had new concerns, because the players on both sides made another appearance, and Chamberlain's face showed a coldness and determination that she had never seen before.

West subconsciously raised his arm after taking the referee's ball, but then he frowned, his shoulders still hurt so much.

Behind the ring are the Jazz fans, who waved their glow sticks or popcorn buckets in their hands and made various screams to interfere with West's attention.

West's wrist was shook with a cold expression, but the ball made a little tilted and hit the ring.

Seeing this, the fans cheered with satisfaction. West bit his lip and made another move, and the ring hit the ring again, and this time he jumped high.

Oku and Boozer rushed to the basket at the first time, but someone was faster than them. Chamberlain took two steps to block Oku, took the ball into the air and slapped the ball. After getting the ball, his body began to fall. He could have dunked, but he did not do so, but fell to the ground.

After landing, Oku hurriedly pushed back. Chamberlain's muscles were bulging high, and the spacious fans were stretched tightly. He heard a long wild roar like a tiger from his mouth. His strong body rushed back like a pile driver. It was a brute force, just like an ancient wild beast descending back to the world.

Oku groaned and was knocked away. Chamberlain turned around at this time. He held the ball in one hand like a God of War holding a sword. He bent his knees and then soared into the sky. He grabbed the ball with one hand and pulled it behind his head. He rose to the peak and waved his arms suddenly, smashing the basketball into the ring with great force.

Hanging on the ring with one hand, Chamberlain looked down at the basket with a arrogant look, Oku and Boozer were full of fear, and this moment was like clowns.

Deron's face also became ugly, and Boozer sneered: "Is this kid angry? Very good, dunk, I see how many games he can deduct! Rookie, does he think this is the regular season?"

Others nodded in agreement, but they felt a little uncomfortable. It seemed like they were comforting themselves?

Deron was eager to take revenge. This time he attacked Billups for a long time, and then suddenly turned around and pulled the ball horizontally to Boozer.

Boozer quickly dribbled the ball and rushed into the basket. Harrington was knocked away by him and he attacked directly to the basket. This is a common offensive method he used. After all, he was from a prestigious Duke school, Boozer has very solid steps and good dribbling skills. This kind of ball is easy for him. After all, his weight and strength are there, and once he rushes, it is difficult to defend.

Chamberlain was far away from the penalty area and was blocking Oku at this time, and was helpless in the face of Boozer's impact.

Pitrus took a step forward, and he grabbed Boozer's shoulder, rushed forward and deliberately hit him, knocking Boozer to the ground.

This move was also cruel enough, and the energy center sounded again. The Jazz players cursed and surrounded Pitrus. Seeing this, Chamberlain immediately rushed in without hesitation, looking at the Jazz players with contempt, with the murderous aura in his eyes as sharp as a blade.

I promised not to take the initiative to fight, but if someone dares to touch my brother, then I won’t beat you up and say you’re going to be clean before the game! Chamberlain has never been a person who is afraid of trouble.

Jazz players are just acting. They dare not do anything if they really want to take action. It’s not that they want to set an example for the young fans like Chamberlain. They are afraid of being banned. Now the Jazz elites are all on the court. Any banned one means that the team is abolished.

This time, the referees discussed and gave Pitrus a malicious foul. As soon as the penalty came out, Old Nelson couldn't stand it first, so he jumped and started cursing: "Wait for me to sue you, a bunch of bastards, my mother's alliance was ruined by bastards like you. I will definitely sue you with Stern!"

Pitrus' foul was much lighter than the one Brewer had before. Not to mention that he did not cause substantial damage to the opponent, just to say that he was pushing Boozer away from the front, while Brewer had attacked West from behind, and the starting points of both sides were different.

But all this is normal at the Energy Center Stadium, because it is the Jazz's home court and one of the worst places in the league's home whistle.

After Boozer's free throw, the Jazz had another ball. Oku was frozen by Chamberlain, so Boozer could only host the inside attack. The latter was hit by the back and encountered a double-team between Harrington and Pitrus. He turned around and missed the jump shot and was snatched away by Harrington.

Billups sneered at the frontcourt, and Chamberlain also came up to help him cover, almost replicating the previous cooperation between Deron and Boozer. Billups pulled a meter horizontally and found an opportunity to rush to the basket quickly, while Chamberlain followed up with the opposite side.

The Jazz's defense was torn apart, and Billups drew Oku and passed the ball to Chamberlain.

Seeing Chamberlain take the ball and hit the basket, Boozer was suddenly a little nervous.

Although he has always given people the image of a tough guy, to be honest, Boozer is not good at defending. In addition to his strong ability to defend against pick-and-roll, he has not done well in other things such as supplementary defense, assisted defense, and single defense. His blocking data is a complete shame for an allstar-level power forward. At present, it is his sixth season in the NBA. However, his average blocking has not exceeded 1. The best blocking season is his rookie season. At that time, he averaged 0.7 rebounds per game. After that, Wang Xiaoer was in the New Year, and it was worse than one year.

Of course, this guy has a strong rebounding ability, his ball quotient is quite high, his accurate judgment of rebounding points, his super upper limb strength, and his desire for rebounds make him easily able to grab 10+ rebounds.

All this has no effect on his defense of Chamberlain. Boozer retreated in a bumpy manner. Facing Chamberlain's impact, he felt like he had encountered the little loli of the strange uncle. The fans on the scene couldn't bear to see it.

Kirirenko's ability was revealed at this time. The Russians came up from the wing in time. Cooperating with Boozer, they would double-team Chamberlain from the wing. But Chamberlain turned around quickly, followed Kirirenko to the basket, then took two quick steps, overtaken Boozer, and then jumped out, and easily hit the board.

It was the Jazz's turn to attack again. As soon as Deron got the ball, Billups suddenly strengthened his defense and launched a pressing force that was not hesitant to his strength.

Deron was a little busy, and he quickly turned around to protect the ball. Billups took the opportunity to block his way and quickly reached out to interfere with his dribble. Brewer wanted to go up to meet him, but West gritted his teeth and followed him, no matter how he ran, he followed him. Deron did not dare to pass the ball at all.

The Warriors' defensive quality increased greatly, and Deron dribbled the ball to the frontcourt in a panic and hurriedly passed the ball to Kirilenko who came to pick up the ball.

Kirilenko's attacking ability was not strong with the ball, otherwise with his defensive ability and physical fitness, he would have already gone to get a maximum salary contract instead of being the third leader of the Jazz. He dribbled the ball and wandered around outside, and finally handed it to Boozer cautiously.

As soon as Boozer got the ball, Chamberlain immediately replaced Harrington with defense. He pushed Boozer in front of him, and the latter hit back but he did not move at all. Instead, he pushed Boozer out of the penalty area several times.

Boozer had no choice but to pass the ball. When Deron saw that the attack time was about to end, he quickly jumped into the shot.

The ball hit the iron without any surprise. Chamberlain took the ball down. Boozer was also a rebounder, but he could only stare at this moment.

Seeing Chamberlain get the ball, West, Billups, Harrington and Pitrus run forward desperately, Chamberlain passes the ball to Billups and follows. At this time, the Warriors' biggest advantage over the Jazz was demonstrated, that is speed!

The Warriors have only one pure inside line, that is Chamberlain. Chamberlain's speed is comparable to that of a small forward, which means they have five outside lines in speed. Although the Jazz are not slow, after all, there are two orthodox inside lines, Boozer and Oku, and they can't keep up with the Warriors' fast attack.

In the frontcourt, Billups skillfully ran the ball in the middle. After reaching the three-point line, he immediately passed the ball to the unguarded Harrington. Harrington got the ball and rushed into the basket, easily threw it up and sent the ball into the ring.

The Warriors' attacks were so exciting that Jazz fans were anxious. If it were an ordinary team, the players should also be anxious at this time. However, Sloan usually trains his subordinates and keeps his mind calm no matter at all times, so Deron can barely remain calm.

Seeing Delon pretending to be calm, Bilups smiled coldly and said, "It seems that there is still a fire."

Deron waved calmly to Oku to come up with a pick-and-roll. He did this to lure Chamberlain out. It was correct to do so. As expected, Oku came out and Chamberlain followed. There was no way. The Turkish was more than 2.15 meters tall. Except Chamberlain, the others were much different from him. Oku shot accurately and could throw three points. He was too short and could not defend himself.

Oku blocked Billups, Deron quickly stepped forward and saw his teammate successfully throwing away his opponent, Oku turned to the high position. He knew his mission, which was to pull Chamberlain out of the inside.

Chamberlain was indeed pulled out, but he did not continue to follow Oku, but followed Deron from the side. And directly in front of Deron, West had already rushed out to block him.

Seeing that something was wrong, Deron quickly turned around and wanted to run away, but when he turned around, he saw Billups finish closing the door.

Deron was shocked and could only pick up the ball. Chamberlain, West and Billups surrounded them together and looked like a circle of city walls. Deron was surrounded inside and could not see anything.

Similarly, he couldn't see outside, and people outside could not see him. Billups and West had revenge and revenge. They swung their elbows and punched their fists. Delon screamed and then the ball in his hand was snatched away.
Chapter completed!