The Cavaliers attacked, James was tired of Xiao Mo's style of rushing in, so he simply organized the attack by himself.

With the ball in hand, James kept signaling his teammates to run. Taking advantage of the gap in the Warriors' defense, he passed the ball to Vallejo.

As soon as Valaijo got the ball, Chamberlain changed defense. He didn't plan to attack independently, but took a step forward and then passed the ball back. James threw away Jackson and ran in.

Chamberlain snorted coldly, pushed Valaijo away and rushed forward fiercely. He didn't want to defend Valaijo, that was a waste of talent, James was his dear.

As a result, James was very cunning. When Chamberlain changed defense, he guessed that such a thing would happen. He changed the sprint to a diagonal slowdown. The ball in his hand was swung to the inside line. O'Neal raised his arm and grabbed it immediately.

Seeing this, Chamberlain immediately threw away James, and rushed towards O'Neal like a hungry tiger going down the mountain.

O'Neal was also tough enough. He did not retreat. He roared his waist and met him, and directly collided with Chamberlain. At the same time, he waved his hand to buckle, but Chamberlain was not knocked over by him, but then jumped up and waved his hand to slap the ball and put it down.

"Foofed" O'Neal roared immediately.

This ball is the edge ball. Chamberlain did bump into O'Neal, but both of them were in the reasonable collision zone with one foot, and they were both centers, so they could be called fouls or physical confrontation.

As a result, the referee did not blow the whistle, but followed West's footsteps and ran forward.

This scene almost blew the shark's lungs, and he roared: "Damn it, Black Whistle, this is Black Whistle. I must fucking sue these bastards.

The Warriors' aggressive attack caught the Cavaliers off guard, but they are also championship-level teams after all, and soon discovered the problem. It turned out that the referee relaxed the verdict.

Understanding this truth, James also strengthened his breakthrough, O'Neal strengthened his strong attack in the inside, and both sides began to fall into a tough battle.

Brown called another timeout and asked the players to play tougher.

Starting again, both sides showed their respective advantages in offense. The Warriors firmly controlled the leading advantage with the advantages of inside Chamberlain. James kept rushing through Zhao Zilong, and his own scores also created opportunities for his teammates.

O'Neal's back shot at the basket won a foul. Today he suddenly got to know and made both free throws.

West broke through and fired back. James misjudged the phishing standard and actually reached out to La West. This was the Warriors' home court, so the whistle would of course be more inclined to the Warriors, so the referee gave him a foul.

West also made both free throws. After that, James felt hot and made continuous hits from mid-range. After several rounds of quick battles, Chamberlain made a foul on O'Neal in the interior, but unfortunately he missed two free throws. Curry, who came on the bench, made a three-pointer from the outside. At the end of the first quarter, the Warriors led by 322 to B points.

At the beginning of the second quarter, Jamison, who came on the bench, took advantage of the gap to shoot, and James dribbled the ball to the frontcourt. Xiao Mo finally received the ball. West chased him like a soul tonight. He, the point guard, couldn't even control the ball well, let alone organize the offense.

After getting the ball, Xiao Mo held his breath. He wanted to prove that he happened to see that his teammates had no good chance at this time, so he subconsciously broke through.

West immediately pushed up again, and he still pulled his jersey after getting close to Xiao Mo. Xiao Mo was very angry and turned around and gave West an elbow.

This is the finals. Both sides are playing with anger. If they cannot control their temper, they will suffer losses.

West became smart this time, and he did not make a fight of intentions. After being hit by Xiao Mo, he fell to the ground with his face in his arms and screamed repeatedly.

Chamberlain and Barnes cooperated very well to surround Xiao Mo. The referees hurriedly went up and pulled the two sides away and gave Xiao Mo a malicious foul.

Xiao Mo was almost suffocated to death, and he shouted at West: "Bastard, I really regret not exerting force when I swung my elbow just now. I should have smashed you to death."

West looked at the referee with grievance and said, "Boss, you must be fair to me. He threatened me, threatened me, scared me, and said he wanted to beat me to death. How can I play in the future?"

The referees knew that West was the real villain, but like Ranbill, he did evil but could not catch him, so the referees warned Xiao Mo, who wanted to curse, but fortunately James pushed him away in time, otherwise the Cavaliers would have to change point guards.

The Warriors still have the ball after the free throw. Billups was replaced by Curry, and West played the point guard again. In fact, this is a double point guard tactic, and everything is for Chamberlain to perform better.

Xiao Mo pestered West tightly. In order to avenge, he took out his strength, so West failed to get rid of him for a while.

When Chamberlain saw something was wrong in the inside, he rushed out to respond. West stepped back and passed the ball. Xiao Mo roared: "I'm a bitch, I have the will of fighting with me one-on-one."

West was not outdone, and he was a good player when he talked trash, so he sneered: "X Are you? Have I planted your mother and your sister? Your girlfriend, who has been since junior high school, knows what I do, and they don't say I didn't plant it when they screamed."

Xiao Mo rushed to West and gave West an elbow while the referee was not paying attention. West sneered but said nothing. Then he ran up to pick up Chamberlain. Xiao Mo stopped him from the side. He cleverly stretched out his foot and tripped Xiao Mo to the ground.

The situation on the court was a little confused for a while, and the referees turned a blind eye and did not blow the whistle, changing the rigorous style of the previous two games.

Chamberlain happened to be good at fighting in chaos. He moved the ball sideways to the basket. He first dunked Vallejo with both hands, then raised the ball again and raised the center of gravity high, using exactly the same method to deceive Ilgoscas, who appeared on the bench O'Neal. Only after the two of them jumped one after another did he find a gap and actually jumped up and dunked the ball into the ring with one hand.

This move was learned from his back-attack skills in the penalty area. It was mainly against those players who were reckless in defense. If the opponent was smart enough, it would not work.

Ilgoskas is smart enough, but his physical fitness is deteriorating as he grows older. Many times he knows it is a trap and has to step on it. If he didn't take off just now, Chamberlain would dunk it.

The conflict between Mo and West made both sides' anger continue to rise. James avenged his younger brother, started from the three-point line, took four steps before taking action. Chamberlain did not block the block in the end, pointed at James and shouted to the referee: "It's a violation of the rules."

The referees still did not blew the whistle, and Chamberlain helped to pick up the ball and hand it to West. Seeing this, James was proud and said to him coldly: "Rookie, does your referee Yu Dad not stand up for you, isn't it unhappy for you?"

Chamberlain counterattacked fiercely and said, "No matter how unhappy I am, I won't cry like you."

James was swept out in 2007 and cried bitterly.

West took a step forward, but Xiao Mo did not retreat, but instead pushed his chest up.

The mad dog's temper is about to break out, and he wants to hit someone with a big eye. Curry hurriedly went up to take over the ball and directed West: "You go to the inside, run back, and open up space."

After the words came to an end, Curry rushed forward.

Because he has been practicing long shots, Curry has not polished his body too much. His explosive power is average, so when he changes hands and turns, the first step is not fast enough and he is easily caught up by his opponent.

Even though he knew about this, he still changed his direction in front of Gibson without hesitation. Once he was caught up, he would protect the ball and turn around or hit him back to find opportunities.

West's execution ability is still very strong. After no ball, he passed Xiao Mo and ran to the inside line. Chamberlain took the opportunity to run back, and Barnes adjusted in the middle like lubricant.

In this way, Chamberlain came to a high position to block Xiao Mo, West faced Ilgoskas in the interior, and the Warriors had two misplaced opportunities on the offensive end.

Curry passed the ball to Chamberlain, who bullied Xiao Mo for not being tall enough and not having enough strength. He first ran a sideways and then jumped up, but not a shot, but a pass.

West finally got the ball in the penalty area. He quickly changed directions and almost broke Ilgoskas' ankle. When the latter hesitated, he took a step back and jumped, and scored two points steadily.

With such a fierce attack, the Warriors expanded their lead to double digits.

The Cavaliers' counterattack was also very fierce. Jamison still played an important role after he came on the bench. He used his flexibility to get rid of Ibaka in one step and broke into the inside dunk.

Immediately afterwards, James broke through the inside and won a free throw, causing Chamberlain to foul.

Seeing the Cavaliers start chasing points, Old Nelson frowned and made a gesture to signal the outside line to pull it open.

Chamberlain followed the instructions and honestly took the inside line. West passed the ball to him, and Ibaka cut the ball to the free-cut, but Chamberlain passed the ball to Curry outside the three-point line.

Curry made a cold-blooded three-pointer from the outside, destroying the Cavaliers' counterattack flames in one fell swoop, widening the gap to 10 points again.

The Cavaliers had no offensive touch, but Curry opened firepower on the outside and made frequent long shots. With 6 minutes and 6 seconds left before the end of the second quarter, the Warriors had already led by 6-40 by 2 points.

After Curry made a shot from the outside, James suddenly made a strong effort, made two shots and one steal, scoring 6 points in a row.

Seeing this, Old Nelson made a quick decision to ask for a timeout. He arranged a feint on the outside and Chamberlain came to attack strongly. After that, Chamberlain successfully scored three-pointers with his personal ability. Curry and West continued to transfer the ball outside the three-point line, making the Cavaliers afraid to shrink the defense line into the inside, further liberating Chamberlain.

O'Neal finally came back from the bench in the last three minutes. After he came on the court, he wanted to make a difference, but the strong attack launched by his back to Chamberlain was blocked. Chamberlain used a straight jump to the big hat as a welcome speech.

O'Neal was blocked by Chamberlain at the beginning, and O'Neal was inevitably depressed. Looking at Chamberlain who was full of energy and running and jumping fast, the Shark finally realized that he was old after all.

After the big hat, the Warriors seized the ball, and James also hit a block. Curry finally managed to hit the basket with the ball. When he jumped up and shot, James chased from the outside and chased the ball to the basket, and slapped the ball down again.

In this way, with two blocks, the ball rights returned to the Cavaliers again. O'Neal had just run to the frontcourt and had to run back with James.

James took the ball and made a quick break, and his strong body looked like an off-road vehicle. Chamberlain chased him for a while and did not catch up with him.

The little emperor discovered this problem with his light, and he was inevitably a little proud. As a result, he was not proud for two seconds, and a figure appeared on the side. After the mad dog approached, he pounced on it desperately and poked the ball away.

Not only that, West jumped toward James, so the little emperor hit him, and the two fell to the ground in a tangle. James' knee was pressing against West's face, directly bleeding him in his nose.

A bloody scene appeared on the court, and the referee immediately called for a timeout.

James looked at West in shock. The latter didn't care. He grabbed the ball and threw it to Chamberlain, wiped his nose casually, and shouted in a muffled voice: "Why don't you attack quickly?"

The referee had already blew the whistle, and Chamberlain rushed over with the ball, causing West to raise his head and shouted: "Are you attacking you? Is your nose broken?"

He was full of blood donation, but West's expression was as unwilling as ever. He was so brave, so proud, so unconquered
Chapter completed!