Of course, his movements are also very subtle. If they are not subtle, they would not be called small movements.

But what he never expected was that Halprin suddenly leaned over and slapped his face directly on his elbow!

Damn it, wolf is destroyed!

This is so cruel that you won’t even let yourself go!

Unexpectedly, he could no longer dodge, and his elbow hit Halprin directly in the face.

What he didn't expect was that before his elbow touched him, Halprin flew out.

"Toot! Toot!"

The referee's whistle sounded sharply.

It's just an offensive foul!

Lin Ying was stunned on the spot holding the ball.

This isn’t a question of whether the elbow is hard or not, it’s that his elbow has its own “elbow spirit”!

Before the elbow reaches, the Qi arrives first, and then destroys the enemy in one wave?

It’s noisy!

This is not a fantasy novel!

Halprin lay on the ground looking a little "painful."

But when the Jazz were about to attack, he quickly got up from the ground.

Lin Ying was speechless.

Actor!

If Xue Mouqian doesn't invite you to shoot the MV, your talent will be buried!

This road is wilder than Bowen.

After the exchange of ball rights, the Jazz used another pick-and-roll, and Millsap's mid-range jump shot missed.

It was Halprin again, pressing Kleiza to pick off the offensive rebound and score a tip-in.

This guy makes me feel uncomfortable.

Speaking of which, Halprin is still the captain of this Jazz team.

It's not unreasonable for Sloan to like him.

This kind of player may never score 50 points, but he will never score just 2 points either.

Regardless of whether he is dirty or not, his ability to seize opportunities is too strong.

Especially in Jazz's system, you can't focus on defending him, and then he will start the tower-stealing mode.

This is simply the barbarian king of the NBA.

The two teams missed their last attack, and at the end of the first quarter, the score on the field was fixed at 27-30.

Ending a quarter with a lead or a trail behind has completely different mentality for the players. Halprin's two goals were crucial.

Back in the second quarter, the two teams continued to rotate in depth.

On the Jazz side, Ronny Price replaced Deron, and they were already a full substitute lineup.

For the Nuggets, JR Smith replaced Iverson, and there were two main players on the court.

The Nuggets attack first.

Lin Ying also learned to be smart at this time.

Let Anderson run a pick-and-roll in the high post, switch to Collins to face him, and then directly change direction to break through.

It’s time for his ball handling to show off!

Collins didn't expect Lin Ying to have such a move, and it was obvious that he couldn't keep up with his steps.

"Bang!"

Lin Ying rushes inside and performs a one-handed chop!

This wave was caught off guard and caused the Nuggets bench to boil.

Abrams took the lead, and a group of towel warriors flew into the air. Even Anthony and Iverson stood up and applauded.

It was definitely a morale-boosting slam dunk.

Returning to the defensive end, the Jazz's offense was also blocked.

Role players are still role players after all. Without the defensive pressure from Deron on the court, it is much easier to defend.

A chance for the Nuggets to take the lead!

In the Nuggets' frontcourt, this time he still held the ball in the pick-and-roll.

But after the block, it was switched to Millsap, and he played from the top of the arc to support.

Millsap's arm length is arm length, but height certainly does not count. Although this guy plays power forward, his bare feet are only 198cm.

Smith moved to contain the defense, and Anderson stole the ball at this time.

Lin Ying repeated his old trick of attacking in the east and attacking in the west, passing the ball to the basket without looking at it.

Anderson "big bird spreads his wings" and soars into the air, catching the ball in the air...

He was knocked to the ground directly by Harps!

Anderson, who fell to the ground, curled up into a ball and looked in pain.

This move is extremely ruthless!

There was chaos on the court for a moment, and Martin and Halprin were already pushing and shoving each other.

Lin Ying waved his fists and was ready to join the battle.

Old Carter had quick eyesight and quick hands, and grabbed Lin Ying who was about to go up.

It's not that he reacts quickly, it's that the Nuggets had too many conflicts in one season!

And now it's no better than before. If Lin Ying has a market, the league won't be able to fine him twice.

The most important thing is that the Nuggets have just returned to normal through the player meeting. After this wave of conflicts, Lin Ying was suspended, so it may really be over.

The conflict was calmed down and Anderson was helped to stand up from the ground.

He seems to be okay.

Although the slow motion shows that Halprin was malicious enough, Anderson's body was strong enough.

The referee finally awarded Halprin first-degree malice.

Two free throws and one throw.

Lin Ying made both free throws.

The Nuggets still overtook the score.

And there is a wave of ball rights.

At this time, Lin Ying looked at Halprin without any favorable impression.

Originally, it was admirable to dare to use one's own face to get fouled after performing.

But the completely malicious behavior of pushing Anderson has caused Lin Ying to classify him as being in the same category as Horry.

This is to kill Hori and come to Harpurin again!

Old Carter tried to hold Lin Yingren back, but he couldn't hold back his heart.

After all, Anderson was cultivated by the CBA, so it would definitely not be okay to be treated like this.

And the key is the current competitive relationship between the two teams. Let’s not talk about the playoffs, there are still two games to come!

The competition in the Western Conference is so fierce this year, and the battle to compete for first place in the division will only become more intense.

If you don't respond this time, they will only get worse next time.

But after doing it, look at how he beat Bowen before, now who dares to conflict with him head-on?

But this time, he didn't play in the low post like he did when he played Noah Hori before.

Halprin is different from Horry. Judging from his previous performance, if he hits from behind, the opponent will probably fall down with a heavy shoulder.

And it feels like you are about to be hit to death, so you won't be given a second chance.

Therefore, to respond, you have to look at the opportunity.

The two teams played for three or four minutes without a chance. Karl had already called Martin up from the sidelines.

The next dead ball, he will be taken off the field to rest.

But at this moment, the opportunity that Lin Ying had been waiting for finally came.

Smith hit a three-pointer from the outside. The ball came in his direction. Halprin was not far in front of him, with his back to him and was about to close the ball.
To be continued...