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Facing the double-team of two seven-foot-long men, Billups accelerated and continued to attack, looking directly at Chamberlain.

Duncan noticed Billups' gaze. He subconsciously put away his strength and took a step back, blocking Billups' passing route with his body, and blocking Billups' vision.

At this time, the defender in front of Billups became Oberto. When he saw that he met Billups face to face, he took a step forward without thinking about it, spread his legs and arms, and blocked Billups like a wall.

Billups still looked at Duncan, but the ball in his hand was thrown to the floor.

His ground-to-ground pass was full of power, and the ball was naturally fast. Obotto only felt an orange ball flashing in front of him, and then he felt a wind blowing under his crotch...

When Billups looked at him, Chamberlain took a step back and rushed out of the court. He bypassed the baseline and rushed to the other side of the basket, which was behind Oberto. When the ball bounced from the floor through Oberto's crotch, it just fell into his hand.

Duncan was anxious, but he was powerless at this time because Oberto blocked his way. Oberto was powerless because he was facing Billups!

After receiving the ball, Chamberlain roared and rose up, raised his hands above his head and made a thunderous dunk, which made the basketball hoop shaking!

The fans in the stadium only took a breath. The offense was so exciting. The Warriors played such a ball at the beginning, which made the fans feel excited. They had a premonition that it was worth buying a high-priced ticket this time.

After breathing a sigh of relief, cheers were replaced by deafening screams in the At&T Center Arena. Billups and Chamberlain slammed and ran backwards, Parker's face looked ugly.

Parker dribbled the ball outside the three-point line around 45 corner. Facing Billups' defense, he dribbled the ball under his crotch for two consecutive times, and suddenly accelerated and slanted. His speed was top in the NBA. After taking a step, his body immediately faced Billups.

After taking a step, Parker's shoulders quickly changed direction. He moved the ball again. When he landed on one foot, he immediately jumped to the inside line with his feet. Before he landed on this step, he received the ball in his arms and raised his arms to make a starter.

This is Parker's killer move and his unique trick to become famous. Fans gave him a name, which is to step and throw.

This move is very famous. Many fans and even NBA players are practicing. First, they simplify the three-step layup to take one step, with one step and then take off. Small guards are good at three-step layups. NBA stars are all masters among the masters. They all have their own tricks to destroy the three-step layups. The common ones are disrupting the opponent's layup rhythm or following the wing block.

The paddling is improved from three-step layups, and the lethality is increased ten times, because this kind of attack is terrible sudden. Parker is fast and can open the distance from the opponent in one step, then use the power of his feet to jump forward quickly, and then throw the person who defends himself immediately, and finally throw the ball with one hand, so that he is not afraid of even facing the center forward to make up for defense. The pitching arc is high enough, even God cannot block it.

However, this move is suspected of walking. If you take a step, you will not take a step fast enough and be beaten by the referee as a step violation. Moreover, your breakthrough step must be fast enough, the jump speed must be fast enough, and the throwing speed must be fast enough. This move is a sword move, and it is also a hidden weapon in the Tangmen in Chinese martial arts novels. Once the speed is slow, you will wait for the opponent to be stuck or blocked into a ****.

Of course Parker's speed is fast enough. Billups' defensive experience is so experienced. He has no choice but to face Parker's sudden breakthrough and then take off and throw. He can only try his best to interfere, but Parker's move has been tried and hit after the throwing move.

The scene was once again exploding cheers, and the sound rang through the sky!

Billups laughed, and after landing, he nodded to Parker and said, "Good job, boy, but you will definitely not succeed next time."

Parker smiled and retreated to defend. In fact, Billups was not bragging. The premise for this move to work was to be sudden, otherwise it would be considered a surprise attack. As long as a player of Billups' level has a defensive consciousness, Parker would not be able to fight.

Chamberlain and Parker opened up the situation for the team respectively. Then West broke through with the ball. His mentality was a little anxious. Finley seized the opportunity and caused an offensive foul. However, when Parker broke through with the ball and broke into the basket and threw again, Chamberlain took the air and slapped the ball down.

Billups took the ball and quickly attacked the basket directly. He jumped up and made a layup in the air to avoid Duncan's block. He added two more points to the Warriors.

But the Spurs are old-fashioned teams. They have entered the playoffs for nine consecutive seasons and won the championship four times. After encountering a fast break, they quickly stabilized their positions. However, the Warriors also played very dynamically. After a fight between the two sides, they tied 6 at the beginning.

Old Nelson called a timeout and said in a deep voice: "San Antonio sticks to the defense line. It is obvious that today is going to play a defensive battle. This is exactly what they are good at. They can get four keys, and there is no doubt that it is based on this."

The Warriors players nodded, and they were a little nervous. They used to play running and bombardment, and they were most afraid of this kind of iron barrel formation defense.

Seeing this, Old Nelson laughed and said relaxedly: "But this is nothing. Popovich's defense is still learned from me. What he plays now are tricks that I have been tired of playing many years ago. Look at me, I will make them look good."

Then he began to deploy tactics: "I am recently studying "The Art of War". There is a tactic in it that is 'built the plank road openly to travel to Chen Cang secretly'. Forget it, you probably don't know the IQ of this Chinese culture. I will simply say that after the game starts, let Deronti control the ball. All you have to do is break through, break through, and break through at all costs! Don't stick to the ball after the breakthrough. No matter whether anyone follows you or not, you must pass the ball. The first ball is given to Changxi. Changxi, you have to wait outside the three-point line and find an open space to wait..."

After some deployment, the timeout was over. West got the ball rights at the beginning to attack. Sure enough, seeing this scene, let alone the fans on the scene, even the Spurs players were stunned. In the tnt live broadcast room, Barkley said with a depressed face:

"Damn, no wonder they are called old Nelson mad scientists. This old man is crazy now for research. They have top organizational defenders like Billups. How can West's mad dog be used to organize the offense with the ball? What a freak, see how the Spurs deal with it."

Old Nelson was crazy? West was even more crazy. After getting the ball, he immediately began to rush towards the Spurs' defense line. His breakthrough was purely for breakthrough, not scoring, so a loophole appeared on the Spurs' outside line in a few moments.

West was looking for this opportunity. Billups quietly threw away Parker and rushed to the bottom corner of the three-point line. West hurriedly passed the ball. After getting the ball, Billups took a quick move. The basketball spun and flew out. After passing a graceful arc in the air, it finally fell into the ring accurately, causing the net to be like snow-white waves.

Relying on the surprise attack by Old Nelson, the Spurs were a little fussed. After Billups hit the Warriors' first three-pointer in the game, West then passed the ball to Billups. This time Billups did not take a move, but made a strength test transfer and passed the ball to another person in the bottom corner, Jackson.

Jackson also has the ability to make three-pointers. After getting the ball, he also made a quick move, helping the team hit the second three-pointer.

Under West's storm, Billups and Jackson led the Warriors to a 8-0 small **** and led the score 14-9.

Old Nelson called for a timeout, half of the first quarter had passed, and Ginobili made a debut.

GDP joins hands to play, and the Spurs' tactics are very clear: they will firmly attack the Warriors' inside!

Ginobili first bit the score with a three-pointer, then Duncan scored 2 points in the inside, and the Spurs responded to the Warriors' 9-2 little **** and tied the score at 20 in one fell swoop.

Since then, both sides have been making trouble. For this battle of Tianwang Mountain, all kinds of surprise attacks and weird tricks are fake. Only defense is real. Defense is like fighting for bayonets for World War I, which is the mainstream.

Duncan then played hard at the basket to break the scoring drought. After Jackson made a defensive foul, Ginobili made one of two free throws, but in the last second, Chamberlain made a foul by Kent Thomas and used two free throws to fight back. In the end, the Spurs led 23-21 to end the first quarter.

In the second quarter of the game, the Spurs remained unwaveringly implementing the defensive battle strategy. Old Nelson commanded his men to attack. Jackson and Ellis were on the court at the same time, playing the chaos they were best at. Ellis caused Bowen to make a defensive foul and tied the score with two free throws, but Parker then assisted Thomas to sneak attack the inside and scored, and the Warriors' fast break lieutenant tied the score at 27.

The scores are always stalemate, the Spurs have a better mentality, and the Warriors want to open up the situation. Chamberlain is the youngest in the team, has the strongest competitive spirit, and is the core of the team. This important task is naturally handed over to him.

Billups dribbled the ball steadily, and Ginobili and Parker replaced defense, and the latter went to deal with the faster Ellis. Facing Ginobili's huge pressure defense, Billups did not compete strongly and passed the ball to West.

After getting the ball, West took a big step forward to try Parker's consciousness. The latter was not alert. Seeing this, West no longer was polite, and his other heel rose up from the ground and then ran out.

Parker only started to start at this time. His speed was faster than West, and he kept following the wings to interfere with him. Chamberlain saw West rushing directly to the inside, so he ran out of the penalty area to make way for West to make a clearance. Kent Thomas hurried into the penalty area to fill the gap caused by Duncan's departure with Chamberlain.

After Chamberlain ran out of the penalty area, he continued to run back. Duncan was slower than him and fell behind him. Seeing this, West did not hesitate and immediately passed the ball to Chamberlain.

After receiving the ball from West, Chamberlain retracted the ball and his legs were tight as if they were steel bars, but he made a pose first to pretend to shoot. Duncan jumped up and wanted to block it, but after jumping up, he found that Chamberlain just made a fake move, and he snapped the ball and continued to rush into the penalty area.

Chamberlain flashed past Duncan and rushed into the penalty area in two consecutive steps, like a Qinglong Yanyue Sword swept across the enemy camp. He slammed the inside and rushed out of the world and rushed to the basket.

Seeing this, Thomas gritted his teeth and pushed him up. He was proud of his previous sense of filling up. If he hadn't entered the penalty area in time, Chamberlain's dunk would have been impossible to defend himself.

Facing Thomas' strong body, Chamberlain took a step forward, and his shoulders tilted directly to the other party's chest. Thomas screamed. After encountering Chamberlain's speed, explosive power, and power, he felt as if he was hit by a galloping tank, and his body flew back involuntarily.

Chamberlain forced Thomas, who had already stood firm at the basket. He stomped the floor with his feet as if he was stepping on the ground but flying up like a spring. He held the ball in both hands like a god holding the sun. He held the ball in his shoulders with his bow and held the ball in his shoulders, and dunked it directly!

"Boom!" With a roar, the basketball hoop swayed violently, like a willow in a storm.
Chapter completed!