At the beginning of the game, Iverson performed extremely well. He seemed to have returned to his youth and staged a good show like a boy. The young and energetic Brooks was not enough to see him, and he was fooled by him. In the first five minutes, Iverson made four consecutive shots, made one of two free throws, scored 10 points and two steals, and made Brooks in the match into a slag.

The Warriors relied on Iverson's arrow to gain a 19-2 seven-point lead at halfway through the first quarter. Adelman shook his head and called a timeout, and both sides began to substitution.

Old Nelson had to say earnestly to Iverson: "Allen, you are 3 years old, can you stop playing those difficult moves? It's not that you are afraid that you will hurt yourself, but mainly because you have to consider the newcomers. This will put a lot of pressure on them. Well, let me be honest, the protagonists of this game are rookies. You old birds, just take them with you, and fight less by yourself."

Iverson sighed, "H6, you don't know, this summer, the whole league is saying that I'm old and I'm going to die tomorrow. I have to slap them in the face. They have raised questions. Can't I give them an answer?"

Old Nelson patted his shoulder with a pleasant face and said, "Come on, you'll sit down and think about how to give them an answer, Morrow, come on."

The Rockets also replaced Yao Ming, and the new center David Anderson appeared. Old Nelson patted Chamberlain's butt and said: "Just be optimistic about the defense line. Leave the offense to the rookies. Of course, the defense also needs them. I mean, the result of this game is not important, do you understand?"

Chamberlain smiled and said, "I understand."

Iverson looked at the stadium with a melancholy face, and the camera kept taking pictures of him.

The fans were very dissatisfied when they saw Iverson and Yao Ming sitting on the bench, but fortunately Chamberlain appeared later, giving them the greatest comfort.

Scola used his steps to deal with Gibson. He suddenly stopped and jumped after turning continuously. Gibson made a mistake in his judgment and watched the ball fall into the ring.

Curry took the ball to the frontcourt, and he directed his teammates to run. Ariza retreated and prepared to cut off his passing route. As a result, Curry rose from the ground and came up with a crisp three-pointer and made a long shot.

Full of confidence, this is Curry's current mentality.

Originally, Chamberlain felt that the Rockets had lost Yao and McGrady and Artest, and even Weaver had no more. It should have become garbage. But they actually played a beautiful team cooperation, which was unexpected by everyone. Of course, this was also related to Chamberlain's inaction on the defensive end.

In the preseason, he is so serious.

After missing stars, the Rockets re-expressed the style of team basketball. Scola, who assisted and cut the ball at a high position, made a layup, making people feel as if they saw the rebirth of the old King Princeton. Adelman was very satisfied and kept applauding. This was the basketball he wanted.

Curry held the ball outside the three-point line again. This time the Rockets strengthened their defense and took a full-line press. In this way, the Warriors, which are mostly rookies, were a little confused. Chamberlain shook his head and ran out of the three-point line to reach out from Curry to pass the ball. Ariza's defense was very good, and Curry was almost forced out of the court by him.

Chamberlain got the ball, and he grabbed the ball with his right hand and pulled it behind him to see his teammates' placement. Everyone was blocked. Seeing this, he shook his head and there was no route to pass the ball, but this also means that there is only one person defending him and no one double-teaming him.

Why double-team? Chamberlain is outside the three-point line, he is a center, and the center outside the three-point line is as threatening as the shooting guard in the penalty area.

David Anderson knows that Chamberlain is great, but he doesn't think he will be great outside the three-point line. You can shoot three-pointers. I know this, but if you have the kind, you can shoot. I'm not guarding against three-pointers.

Chamberlain really made a shooting move, but it was just a fake move. Anderson subconsciously slammed his toes. At this moment, Chamberlain pulled the ball down, and the orange ball danced in his hand for half a circle, like the ascending sun, gorgeous and energetic.

Pulling the ball down, Chamberlain stepped out one side of his body, and his right hand skillfully slapped the ball like a ray of blue smoke and killed Anderson.

Anderson didn't expect that he would make a breakthrough, and it was a breakthrough that broke out from outside the three-point line, and he hurriedly turned to defend, and his figure was a little embarrassed for a moment. The Rockets didn't dare to make up for defense casually, because they were afraid that Chamberlain would pass the ball.

So, with Anderson, Chamberlain broke into the penalty area all the way, and reached the top of the penalty area. Scola finally knew that it would be done if he didn't make up for defense, and Anderson followed him to the wing. At this time, Chamberlain suddenly lifted the ball, and he quickly rotated with his back to Anderson, and Anderson also turned, but Chamberlain turned halfway and turned back, and Anderson continued to move under inertia and was thrown away.

After throwing away Anderson, Chamberlain faced the ring on the right wing penalty area. He stepped out with his left foot and Scola raised his hands to block his body. At this time, Chamberla had no way out. If he dribbled the ball again, it would be a second dribbling violation.

But the ball flew up.

Chamberlain threw the ball out of the ball sideways, then turned around again, and turned around again, and turned around Scola to the front of the ball. The ball bounced out on the rebound and fell into Chamberla's hand. He regained control of the ball, pulled his arms back to the back of his head, and roared out a turbid air, "Boom, and a loud bang smashed the ball into the ball.

Breakthrough, dunk

It was a bit dead silent in the stadium for a while. This was the first time that Chinese fans saw such a style of play, breaking through like a guard, cutting into like a small forward, and finally ending the game with a violent dunk from the center.

E has never seen such a monster

Very few people can do this in the NHA

Those who follow this game are shocked in the same moment.

Old Nelson stood up suddenly, he waved his fist hard and shouted loudly: "I read it right, I must be the number one center in history."

Anderson and Scala, two seven-foot-long men, were like two wooden stakes in front of Chamberlain. In contrast, they were too clumsy. Chamberlain turned around and grinned at the two, squeezed his eyes and ran forward quickly.

Brooks made no breakthrough and gave Ariza a ball. Ariza hit Moro and then broke through, attracting Blair to make up for defense and immediately passed the ball to Bathir. Bathir passed the ball to Anderson in the penalty area, and Anderson passed the ball out of the three-point line and returned to Brooks. Xiao Black Bean jumped up with the ball, and at this time Curry was blocked by Ariza in the penalty area.

The Rockets made a three-pointer and played this ball very beautifully.

Curry shook his head and dribbled the ball to the left wing of the three-point line. Blair and Gibson covered each other. Seeing this, he quickly passed the ball to Blair. Blair crushed Ariza with his overly strong body, but the latter cunningly made a gambling steal and broke the ball. Bathil rushed up skillfully, but someone was faster than him. Chamberlain grabbed the ball with a slip.

He dribbled the ball back and moved it to the bottom corner by two steps. Bathir shouted, "change defense, and waved his hand to block Chamberlain.

Chamberlain could pass the ball at this time, but he didn't do that. He smiled slightly and spread his legs suddenly, then his shoulders trembled sharply, his body's center of gravity lowered, and his hands moved in a change of direction. Bathil judged his breakthrough route, but Chamberlain took a big step, followed by one step, and passed Bathil in just two steps.

After breaking through, Chamberlain rushed to the basket. Anderson raised his arms to defend. Chamberlain's speed did not decrease. He controlled the ball with his left hand and was stuck on Anderson's ribs with his right hand. Then he twisted his waist and turned around and turned around, bypassed Anderson like a gyro, and finally rushed to the basket, turned around and dunked with both hands.

The fans couldn't help screaming. Old Nelson found that he wanted to scream too. Yao Ming frowned with two thick eyebrows like two caterpillars. Adelman scolded: "Damn, what kind of damn monster is this? Is Olajuwon impossible to do such an action this summer? Is he a center or a small forward?"

Yao Ming frowned and shook his head, "It's impossible. He wasn't that powerful in training camp. How could he make such great progress now? Damn, even a genius - this is no longer a genius, is this him a genius?"

Chamberlain ran down and shook his fingers in response to the cheers of the fans. The referee immediately blew the whistle and gave him a technical foul.

Chamberlain was stunned. He raised his fingers foolishly and stopped to look at the referee, confused for a moment and couldn't believe it.

The Warriors laughed on the bench, but Chamberlain didn't know what was funny. He chased the referee and explained: "This is a preseason? There are technical fouls in the preseason? Damn, don't do that, I just waved my hand casually, you know, I'm responding to my fans... Okay, okay, stop bragging, a technical foul is enough."

The Rockets players were happy, Bathir stood on the free throw line, and Old Nelson took the opportunity to substitute, Curry left the field, and Marbury made a comeback.

Adelman also changed people. Anderson was overtaken by Chamberlain twice. His defense was like a wooden stake. Adelman was really dissatisfied: in fact, he knew Anderson's weakness. This guy was very soft, so he was mentally prepared when he was on the court, that was that Chamberlain would hit him at the basket. If so, it didn't matter to Old Nelson, but Chamberlain didn't use his strength or explosive power to bully him. He couldn't handle it just by breaking through Anderson. So what else do you want? Hayes, on the court

After the free throw, the Rockets' ball was still in power. Brooks passed the ball to Scola, who hit Gibson on the back to attract Chamberlain to double-team, and then passed the ball to Hayes, who made a layup.

Marbury pushed the ball to the frontcourt and passed it to Blair in the position. Then he led Xiao Hei Bean to the outside of the three-point line at the bottom corner of the right wing. Blair failed to break through and could only pass the ball back to Marbury again. The Lone Wolf is not alone at all now. After getting the ball, he made a fake move, and then a refreshing pass came, transferring the ball to Morrow at the top of the three-point line.

Morrow missed a jump shot, Chamberlain took the rebound and passed the ball to Marbury again.

"I'm going to attack myself this time." Brooks stared at Marbury alertly and secretly warned himself, "Defend down"

Unexpectedly, after receiving the ball, Marbury not only did not attack, but took a step back and then hit the ball to the right wing of the penalty area. Gibson had previously grabbed the rebound and was on the right wing. He ran out without grabbing the ball. Chamberlain also took Hayes away, so Marbury's pass was just in the hand of Gibson.

Gibson subconsciously glanced at the inside line. There was only one Scola in front of him, and the ring was behind Scola.

Gibson held the ball in his hands and fixed it on his lower abdomen. He took one step and then stomped his feet and pulled up. He rushed towards Scola like a giant bird taking off, and at the same time he let out a muffled roar: "Give it to me."

Scola thought Gibson would run out, but the latter suddenly flew towards him. He had no time to tiptoe and he was then overwhelmed by a dark shadow, pressing on him and smashing the ball into the ring.

The referee blew a whistle and Scola made a defensive foul: He did not take off while defending.

Gibson landed and took the overlord step as he imitated O'Neal. This can be said to be his first score at the NHAR spoon, but it ended with a fierce dunk. Is there anything more fun than this?

Chamberlain, Blair and others rushed up to push him. This is a very common way of celebration in NH. Morrow shouted: "Man, your explosive power is so great. This is a dunk. You will definitely enter the top ten preseason goals."

"Top Ten Balls? I can't even see the top five balls." Chamberlain hugged Gibson and shouted.

Gibson laughed loudly, pointing at Marbury and said, "Thanks to Stephen, his pass was too timely and too well."

Marbury smiled and said, "I am the organization guard."
Chapter completed!