Chamberlain's outbreak shocked Sloan and immediately sent the golden combination of Deron and Boozer to the court again.

Facing the aspiring Jazz new black and white two evil spirits, Chamberlain smiled coldly and said, "If Stockton and Malone were on the court now, I might be afraid. Send you two copycats, haha, it's not embarrassing enough to come up!"

Delong ran forward with the ball. The fat man smiled and asked, "What is a copycat?"

After saying that, he swung his hand, Kirirenko got the ball from the wing, stepped over Harrington's defense, rushed directly to Bidlins, and sent the ball in with a low hand. Oku got the ball and turned around to take action.

Chamberlain rushed directly to Oku like a galloping horse, and roared and jumped up: "Looking for death!"

Oku's movements were notoriously slow. When Chamberlain roared, he saw the opponent rushing up from the corner of his eye. His hand shook, and he failed to hit the board under the basket. The basketball turned around in the ring and jumped out again.

After Chamberlain landed, he jumped up, raised his hand and grabbed the ball in his arms, threw it to Bellinelli, and the group completed the offensive and defensive transition, and the Warriors landed in the frontcourt like a tide.

After being trained by the old demon Sloan, Deron had some Stockton's shadow on him. For example, the passing just now was ruthless and extremely powerful. In addition to offense, Stockton's most praised is defense. Deron quickly retreated with cross steps, and his big hands kept interfering with Belinelli, making him advance in a very embarrassing manner.

Bidlins mentioned that he was receiving Bellinelli at a high position, and Chamberlain leaned against Boozer to ask for the ball. The latter still pushed Chamberlain out like before. This guy was not tall but very strong, especially his lower limbs, which was rare in the league.

Of course, Chamberlain's strength is stronger than Boozer, but the latter has a low center of gravity, while the former has a high center of gravity, which is difficult to use force, and he actually fought for a position. Boozer's defense is very dishonest, and he keeps pushing and shoving, and occasionally scratches the soft flesh behind Chamberlain's waist while the referee is not paying attention.

Chamberlain became angry and became jealous of his heart. He took the ball and quickly lowered his body, then made a move to break through. Boozer naturally moved. At this moment, Chamberlain suddenly raised his shoulders again, and his steel-like shoulders hit Boozer's chin heavily.

"Um!" Boozer groaned and staggered backwards. Chamberlain seized the opportunity and quickly turned around, rushed to the basket and rose up, and easily made a one-handed dunk in the Statue of Liberty.

Boozer looked at Chamberlain with resentment, his chin was numb. If he hadn't had his braces held in his mouth, he would have probably shaken off his front teeth. Chamberlain's actions were seen by Kirirenko next to him, and protested to the referee: "My man, go watch the replay, go watch the replay, that damn rookie is playing tricks!"

The referee didn't care and waved his hand to indicate that the two points were valid and the game continued.

The referee's inaction angered the players on the court and the fans under the court. The fanatical Jazz fans roared and shouted: "Black Whistle! Black Whistle! Black Whistle!"

Boozer also went to appeal to the referee, but the referee still did not change the judgment. The kind of confrontation just now was normal. It would be abnormal for everyone to not have to make a few moves in a game. Otherwise, why would the players wear braces in their mouths? They wouldn't be just letting them chew on it, right?

The complaint was fruitless. Boozer ran to the frontcourt with a gloomy face, scrambling for the position with him, Chamberlain, and whispered viciously: "Rookie, wait for me to beat you to cry!"

Chamberlain laughed and said, "Don't talk big, man, aren't you crying at your referee's mother? Oh, North Nickam!"

Boozer had a lot of offensive methods at low posts. Deron passed the ball to him, and the others pulled it apart, and both sides played singles at the basket. Relying on Chamberlain, Boozer raised his butt and pushed it back with a strong push. Chamberlain did not move at all. Instead, he took advantage of Boozer's movement and secretly exerted force to push the opponent out of the penalty area.

Boozer was furious and failed to fight for a long time. He was angry and turned around to break through. He bent his left arm and pointed his elbow at Chamberlain's lower abdomen for a moment.

It was so cruel that Chamberlain could not bear it. In the severe pain, he couldn't help but bend over. Boozer grabbed the ball with one hand and hooked it and sent the ball into the ring.

The referee still turned a blind eye to this small move, and Boozer sneered proudly: "Boy, it's your turn to cry to the referee's mother this time."

Chamberlain had a blue face. He rubbed his painful belly, grinned and nodded, "Okay, man, do a good job, I just like this kind of game!"

At this time, the referee came up and warned the two of them: "Your actions are smaller. It's not that I didn't see what happened just now, but I just gave you a face. Swear to God that if you dare to do this later, I will want you to look good!"

But as the small movements unfolded, both sides could no longer stop, and they both felt that they had suffered a loss, so in the subsequent game, the movements were a bit too big.

After the first quarter, the Warriors maintained the lead, with the score being 28:25. Deron and Boozer had already tied the score after they came on the court, but Belinelli made a buzzer-beating three-pointer.

Belinelli's three-pointer was the only result he achieved against Deron. The latter's defense was really not a vegetarian. During the rest period, Old Nelson called the Warriors players together and began to arrange tactics. The first thing was to deal with Deron. He sent Barnes on the field in the second quarter and asked him to help Belinelli defend Deron.

Jackson also appeared in the armor again. Old Nelson looked at him and asked, "Have you calmed down?"

Jackson clenched his fists and said, "Sorry, BOSS, my blood can't cool down!"

Old Nelson smiled and waved, "Then let your blood burn on the field!"

Jackson replaced Ellis and was directly sent to the shooting guard position, which made Chamberlain feel like the old man is a bunker, and he is worthy of being a mad scientist. Jackson just appeared on the court to play power forward, but now he is actually playing shooting guard. This is so fucking awesome and limitless.

Chamberlain was also replaced, with Bidlings and Harrington forming the inside to fight against the Jazz's penalty area.

To replace Chamberlain, Old Nelson deployed the tactics of last season's battle with the Jazz, fast break, fast break or fast break, which is to use speed to attack the Jazz's defense line.

Faced with the confusion of his players, Old Nelson deployed the tactics and said: "The purpose of your game is to consume Utah's physical strength and slow down their speed. Z, you have to restore your physical strength. You will appear in the second half and use your speed and strength to hit their penalty area. I mean, you can start the game at will in the next quarter, and our decisive game is in the third quarter!"

Old Nelson said that he issued an imperial edict, and a group of birds were suddenly overjoyed. They were good at fighting wars. If they were to carry out tactics seriously, they would have no choice.

"Warriors, you will win!" Jackson gathered everyone and reached out to stack the arhats. With a roar, the team's morale suddenly rose.

In the second quarter, the players of both sides returned to their positions. Chamberlain was shocked to find that Deron and Boozer did not play at the same time. Only Xiaopang came back by himself. Boozer was still resting under the court. The Jazz inside line sent by Sloan was a combination of Millsap and Oku.

After the opening, Deron attacked Belinelli by himself. Barnes followed the instructions of old Nelson to assist in defense. Kirirenko seized the opportunity to penetrate into the penalty area and then ran back, and ran out of the open position. Deron struggled under the double-team of Barnes and Belinelli. Kirirenko's open position broke the defense line for him. Deron passed the ball quickly, and Barnes was strong in defense, so he immediately let go Deron and rushed towards Kirirenko.

Kirirenko took too quickly, and the three-pointer failed to hit. Chamberlain's heart that had just been raised was finally let go. As a result, his heart was relieved and hung up again. Millsap used his strong body to block Biderlins and actually grabbed a frontcourt rebound.

Millsap felt good. After getting the rebound, he did not pass it, but turned around and jumped to make a layup, throwing the ball into the ring.

Chamberlain suddenly became depressed, but when he saw Bidlings glaring at Millsap and rubbing his back, he immediately knew that Millsap used small tricks against Bidlings during the rebounding battle just now.

Another nickname of the Warriors is the Golden State Gang. Generally speaking, if they don’t attack their opponents, it is worth asking their opponents to pray to Gods and Buddhas. Today, the Jazz dared to challenge them repeatedly with secret moves. This is really something that my uncle can’t bear tolerate. I turned my head to attack several times, and took advantage of Deron’s layup, Bidlins dribbled the ball and shot it together.

Deron was knocked to the ground and slid several meters away. However, his defense was very clever than Delins, and it did not make people feel that he was heading for Delon. Although everyone knew this, the referee just blew him up and warned him.

Both sides had already been angry, and the warning was useless now. Then Jackson played Oku alone in the interior, and Miles came up to steal, but Jackson directly swung his elbow. Miles screamed and was almost overturned, and the corners of his mouth were broken. Seeing this, Jazz players surrounded Jackson.

Chamberlain had been waiting for this time. When he saw Jackson being surrounded, he immediately threw off his jersey and jumped up. Old Nelson hurriedly grabbed him and shouted: "Damn Z, if you dare to step onto the court for me, I will kill you!"

At this time, the three referees rushed forward in time, separated the two gangs who were almost fighting together. At the same time, they called Jackson a malicious foul and also gave Oku, who pushed Jackson a technical foul.

Miles was helped to treat the wound at the corner of his mouth. Ellis and Delon came on the court to prepare for a free throw. Old Nelson finally breathed a sigh of relief when the conflict was over. Then Chamberlain heard the old man mutter: "Shit, these idiots, even if they want to take fouls, they have to eat Delon and send him to the end."

Chamberlain immediately became lively: "BOSS, please let me play. I will definitely get that fat man down immediately when I play!"

The old man rolled his eyes, pointed to the bench and gritted his teeth, "Sit down honestly, Damn, I swear to God, if you dare to move around, I can guarantee that you won't have to play this month's game."
Chapter completed!