On June 6, 207, the fourth game of the Western Conference Semi-Finals, the Spurs Suns. During the game, the Spurs kept controlling the situation. They once widened the gap to 1 point, but the Spurs, who have always been known for their sophistication and stability, suddenly collapsed at the last moment.

The Spurs' final score was Duncan's shot into the basket with 2 minutes and 2 seconds left in the game. After that, the Spurs could no longer make a shot in the game, and could only watch the Suns climax 2-1 and reverse them in one fell swoop.

18 seconds before the end of the game, the Suns were already three-pointers, and the ball was firmly controlled by Nash at this time. But Nash, who was sure to win, obviously did not expect the opponent's last Expo to come so "violent": When he dribbled the ball along the sideline and rushed towards the front court, the Spurs' "key gentleman" Horry suddenly appeared and rushed out, using his elbow and hips, knocking the former NVp out of the field. If it weren't for the billboard blocking it, Nash's flight distance would probably have increased.

Nash, who fell to the ground, had not yet reacted. The furious Suns coach D'Anthony had already rushed towards Horry like crazy. Fortunately, Hawley, who knew that he was in the wrong, quickly "escaped" a few steps after hitting the man. A referee happened to successfully intercept D'Anthony halfway, and the scene of the Suns coach angrily beating the Spurs players did not appear.

Almost at the same time, Raga Bell had already rushed towards Horry angrily, but Horry relied on his height and big horse to lift Bell away. Horry's counterattack completely angered the generals of the sun. Stoudemire, the "little bully" sitting on the bench, also threw the towel and shook his arms to go over to hold it. Fortunately, he was pulled by the people around him in time. Marion, who was originally planning to pull the fight, also began to try to "charge", and the larger Duncan was holding him. A referee quickly pushed Horry, who was still unwilling to leave the "battlefield", while the other referee hugged the red-eyed Bell like a "long-term separation"...

With the efforts of the referee, Duncan, Ginobili, Finley and others, the anger of both sides gradually subsided. The "aftermath" work was carried out very quickly. As the initiator of the conflict, Horry was sentenced to a second-level malicious foul and directly expelled from the court. Bale also received an inconsequential "T". This farce, which was rare in the history of the playoffs, came to an end.

So what is the final result of this? After the game, the league was punished with additional penalties, and Stoudemire and Dior were suspended for one extra game. In the Suns and the Spurs, Sir averaged 2.6 points and 10 rebounds per game, while Dior was the most important substitute for the Suns; Spurs' Horry was also suspended for one game, but that season was Horry's last season at NHAR Spoon, and then he announced his retirement at the end of the season.

In the previous four games, the Spurs and the Suns tied in P2, but in the next fifth game, the Suns, who lacked Sir and Dior, were slaughtered by the Spurs. After that, they lost one step at a time and were eventually eliminated by the Spurs. The Spurs finally entered the finals, swept the Cavaliers, who swept the Little Emperor, and won the third championship in five years.

That season was the last season of the Peak Suns, and that season was recognized by Suns fans as the most likely season to win the championship.

Unfortunately, everything disappeared with Horry's elbow swing, and then, it was now: the Suns began to sink, and they had not even been able to make the playoffs this season

Bowen's kick is similar to Horry's elbow. If used properly, they can reverse the situation. Everyone knows who is the Western Conference champion this season will be the league champion, and now the Western Conference Finals are about to be held.

Chamberlain walked onto the court with a smile, Duncan said hello in a rare manner, explaining: "You are Bowen's friend, you know that it was just an accident, not his real purpose."

Chamberlain said with a smile: "Of course, this is a professional league. No one else except God can predict what will happen. I think that is indeed an accident. Now let me pray that something will happen in Deronti."

The game continued, and the referee came forward to gather the Warriors players together. He warned everyone: "You still have an advantage, guys, so you don't know what stupid things are, do you understand?"

Chamberlain smiled and said, "Of course we won't do anything stupid, but are you sure you don't do anything stupid? Someone has destroyed a top five shooting guard in the league, but they have not been punished?"

The referee was also full of bitterness. They couldn't make a judgment. Those small moves would not be blown away. This is also Bowen's cleverness. If he did it too obvious, the referee would have driven him out of the field. This is the Warriors' home court, the craziest Oracle Center Arena in the league.

Iverson broke through with the ball. He bent down like a poisonous snake, wandering repeatedly, his speed tearing the Spurs' defense line like thunder and lightning. Parker followed behind and his eyes were gathered. As a result, Iverson rushed into the inside and suddenly passed the ball to Chamberlain.

Oberto, who was ready, rushed up immediately. Chamberlain held the ball in both hands and shot him. Duncan did not shake it, but pressed against Chamberlain from behind. Chamberlain took advantage of Oberto's position and hit him hard and knocked him back, then turned around and dunked.

Although Bowen's kick was not punished, the Spurs players were a little guilty. Duncan did not foul Chamberlain. He could not have allowed Chamberlain to dunk so easily.

Chamberlain had a faint smile on his face, he glanced at Parker and Ginobili, then turned and ran downwards, and as Billups ran past him, he whispered: "Tell Allen, put them in."

Billups was startled and asked back, "Two?"

"No, the three GDPs can't escape, but Duncan has nothing to do with you. Just put those two guys in it. Starting from the Argentine, it seems that Mr. Popovich thinks his ankle recovers too quickly." Chamberlain smiled coldly. Although he was a smile, the murderous aura filled with it could not be concealed.

Billups was speechless, and he advised: "We just need to destroy one of them. Be careful of being banned. We will play in the Western Conference Finals."

Chamberlain said proudly: "In the Western Conference Finals? I will never be suspended for three games, right?"

Evans smiled silly and said, "Changxi, listen."

Billups shook his head, but Chamberlain did not take action. The subsequent several attacks and defenses were cautious. Ginobili missed the jump shot after breaking through. Chamberlain took the rebound and passed it to Iverson. The latter made a quick break, Duncan blocked the block, the ball bounced out, Finley took the rebound, and it was the Spurs' turn to attack again.

Parker broke through and passed the ball to Duncan. Shifo took advantage of Chamberlain being drawn away and made a quick shot. The Warriors were anxious to open the score, but they played a little anxious. Billups made a mistake when passing the ball. The ball was intercepted by Parker and passed to Ginobili, who scored a layup with a fast break.

After Ginobili made a layup, Billups adjusted his mentality and assisted Chamberlain to score with a hook at the basket. Then Duncan caused Evans to make a foul and one of two free throws, and Chamberlain snatched the second free throw. Iverson scored a one-stop layup in a fast break, and the Warriors' battle gradually stabilized.

Iverson and Billups double-teamed Parker, causing him to make a mistake and steal the ball. The latter took the ball steadily. After several downs, he made a long shot from three-pointer, which opened the score again.

At the critical moment, Oberto of the Spurs got the ball and hit Chamberlain on the back but took the trap of the latter, resulting in a violation of the steps. Chamberlain's attack caused Duncan to disturb the ball. The Warriors' play was booming, directly pulling the gap to 15 points.

Popovich had to ask for a timeout and redeploy tactic. Before, the Spurs basically had mid-range shots except for fast attacks, so they could not maintain their hit rate at all. While there was still half the time in the third quarter, they began to counterattack.

After playing, Duncan covered Parker at mid-range, and the latter broke through and passed the ball back, and Duncan made a mid-range shot.

Chamberlain casually aimed at Parker and Ginobili, and then he stuck Duncan to ask for the ball in the inside line. After getting the ball, he turned around and jumped. As a result, the ball popped up. Duncan took the rebound and passed it to Parker. Parker threw it to Ginobili. The two of them quickly advanced and fought a defensive counterattack. Evans was chasing Oberto before and happened to run to the three-point line, so he immediately returned to defense and became the first person to deploy the defense line in the Warriors.

Seeing Parker and Ginobili rushing forward, Chamberlain followed frantically. His eyes were swam over Parker and Ginobili, and his brows frowned.

Ginobili rushed into the penalty area with the ball and jumped up to take action. Chamberlain took a deep breath and jumped up as he jumped. A strong and strong figure jumped up at Ginobili. After he jumped, he pulled down his arms and waved his arms in the air. His arm was stuck in Ginobili's neck and pushed him out.

"Ah" Ginobili screamed in panic. He jumped up in the air and could not maintain his body balance at all. The jumping Evans was even more powerful. The veins on his arms stormed up like small snakes wrapped around it. His explosive power was as powerful as a flood water that attacked.

Ginobili was pressed down from the air by Evans like a puppet. His body hit the floor hard, and he couldn't even make a sound for a moment. He gritted his teeth and reached out to hold his waist from behind. Cold sweat instantly oozed out from his forehead and flowed down his pale cheeks to the floor.

The Spurs players were shocked. Popovich stood up subconsciously, staring at the scene on the court in a daze and forgot to pause.

Duncan can still keep calm in the panic, and he immediately yelled: "Suspend the damn, team doctor, come up quickly."

After landing, Evans raised his right arm briskly, with a honest smile on his face.

Parker was so excited that he wanted to rush up and punch Evans. Oberto hugged him immediately. Chamberlain knew that he had broken up. He rushed to Evans and protected him. He pointed at Parker and shouted: "Bitch, try it out for me. I can't fucking you. I'll be fucking fucking fucking fucking fucking. If anyone dares to do it today, don't want to leave my territory..."

The referee rushed up to hold Chamberlain while blowing the whistle. Billups said to Duncan apologetically: "Sorry, my brother was a little too big just now, but you will forgive him, right? You know, this is the Western Conference semi-finals and everything is possible."

The Warriors doctor just left the field, and the Spurs doctor rushed up again. After checking Ginobili's back, they breathed a sigh of relief and said to Popovich: "It's nothing, it's just a hard fall. Manu can be safe and sound after resting for up to one week."

Popovich sighed, no need to ask, Ginobili couldn't play today.

The referee gave Evans a second-level malicious foul. Chamberlain rushed over and roared, "Damn, you have to be responsible for your penalty for a second-level foul? Damn, it's so fucking funny. Is that bastard obviously fake falling?"

Evans pulled Chamberlain away, and Old Nelson replaced him, but the fans stood up and raised Evans' jersey. Many people screamed loudly: "Hero Heroes"

West refused to be carried out on a stretcher, but Ginobili had no choice and had to be carried out on a stretcher. However, this cannot be said that Ginobili's injury was heavier than West. He was injured by a hard fall and was out of breath for a while. In fact, it was not a big deal. Now the danger is West. If his ankle ligament is strained or soft tissue contusion occurs, he will have to be on standby for at least 2 to -months.

Evans took the lead, but it was actually a better result. If Chamberlain took action, it would definitely not be able to solve the problem so easily. He would destroy Ginobili's ankle.
Chapter completed!