Even Anthony can defend. With both guns in this state, the chances are endless tonight!

"beep!"

Then, something happened again on the field.

When Bowen was switching to guard Iverson, he almost poked Iverson in the eye with his hand, but the referee called a foul!

Karl frowned as he looked at the field.

At this moment, Popovich sat on the bench and did not move. This wave was Bowen's habitual blackmail.

Nuggets frontcourt sideline ball.

Iverson caught the ball and made a breakthrough from the right when facing Ginobili!

Duncan saw it and quickly came over to defend him.

Nene is empty inside!

Iverson did not choose to pass the ball.

What is a pass?

After facing Duncan's jump ball, he turned around 360 degrees and made an underhand layup to score the ball, which also caused Duncan's defensive foul!

Awesome!

Horry's collision not only didn't hurt him, but made him even more brave!

Iverson took the initiative to slide in order to avoid injury. He sat on the ground and nodded after seeing the ball go in.

The scene was filled with boos.

The fans at the scene felt that the referee should not have given the whistle just now.

After all, this was home court, and Duncan didn't directly attack, and... that was Iverson!

This whistle gave too much tonight!

Iverson stood up from the ground on his own this time.

After hearing the boos at the scene, he directly put his hands behind his ears.

Iverson's classic celebration: listen!

His personality is quite quiet, even in his celebrations.

This listening action has two meanings. One is There.should.be.applau, which translated into Chinese is "There should be applause here".

This meaning is relatively recognized, because Iverson basically uses it at home.

There is another one, which is "Speak.louder,I.heard.nothing", which is translated into Chinese as "Speak louder for me, I can't hear you!".

The most classic example of this is when the 76ers beat the Wizards in 2004. Iverson stole the game in the away game and faced the boos of the fans at the scene. He rarely roared and listened.

The action Iverson is doing now obviously has a second meaning.

This wave is a bit shocking.

Because the fans don't know whether they should continue to boo or not.

Popovich didn't get up and yell again, but his face was a little gloomy.

At the same time, the Nuggets bench was in a state of excitement, and even Lin Ying stood up and waved his towel a few times in excitement.

No wonder Iverson has so many fans. Although the offensive choice just now was terrible, it was really cool to score!

And this follow-up celebration is just right!

Iverson went to the free throw line and hit the extra free throw steadily.

13 to 19!

The Nuggets also opened the score to 6 points!

And all 19 points came from two guns, and Iverson even scored 13 points by himself!

This state is even better than in the opening game!

And Iverson's celebration before was not just because of the ball.

He was in hot form in the opening game, but his shooting percentage was not high in the next five consecutive games, and his mood was a bit depressed.

Tonight he was released all at once.

Bowen received a pass from Duncan from the bottom corner and hit a three-pointer!

Not everyone is Horry.

Even the biggest difference between superstars and all-stars is their mental quality.

For details, see the U.S. men’s basketball team at the Tokyo Olympics. Durant is the one who hates the most when playing against the wind, but Durant is the one per capita who plays against the wind.

The Spurs are in a bit of danger.

The ball is still in Iverson's hands.

At Popovich's signal, Bowen switched defense directly!

This is a professional muzzle plug.

But it does work.

Bowen's defensive experience, as well as his speed and height and wingspan, did make Iverson a little uncomfortable. He tried twice and couldn't get rid of it.

Martin saw it and pulled out of the screen.

Using the pick-and-roll screen, Iverson made a signature acceleration breakthrough from the right to the free throw line.

However, Bowen was still experienced and retreated early to block Iverson's breakthrough route.

And he knew that at this distance, Iverson could take action at any time and started making small moves.

Before Iverson started the second time, he secretly grabbed Iverson's clothes with his left hand, and then pushed his whole body out.

Iverson's strength is breakthrough. He couldn't get up when he was pulled by his jersey, and his center of gravity soon became unbalanced. He reluctantly took the shot and finally struck the iron.

The referee did not blow the whistle.

After Iverson landed, he pointed at his jersey that was pulled askew and protested to the referee, but this time the referee did not give a whistle.

The fans cheered loudly at the scene.

Right, this is the penalty scale that Iverson should have!

Taking advantage of Iverson's opportunity to protest to the referee, the Spurs launched a fast break.

Ginobili avoided Anthony's defense while advancing and gave the ball to Parker who followed up.

Parker's flying layup.

"Bang!"

He was still chased by Anthony!

Good guy, Anthony in the dual-gun era had 100 million points of agility!

Moreover, after the ball was missed, the offensive and defensive transition pattern changed again. Iverson had just returned to the midfield and went directly to the fast break after receiving Anthony's long pass.

In front of him was Bowen, who had just returned like him.

A lesson learned. This time he took the ball a big step forward and then chased the ball, leaving Bowen behind.

Do you know how to make small moves?

I gave you no chance to even make a small move!

Lin Ying was a bit attracted by Iverson in this section.

Unlike watching Duncan learn skills before, watching Iverson is just admiration.

On the court, Iverson got rid of Bowen and rushed to the frontcourt, slowed down and made an underhand layup.

Although Bowen fought hard to catch up, it was still a little late.

"Bang!"

Iverson's shot bounced off the board and fell into the net.

His 15th point of the quarter!

Completely crazy!

Dreaming back to 2001!

However, just as the Nuggets bench was preparing to celebrate, another accident happened on the court.

Iverson stepped on Bowen's foot when he landed!

Although he reacted quickly and fell to the ground, looking at the way he bent his knees and held his ankles, he must have been seriously injured.

The Nuggets players immediately went berserk on the court, and the grumpy old man couldn't bear it any longer!

However, because this wave was a fast break, Bowen was far away from them, and they were stopped by the referee before they could rush forward.
To be continued...