Nets possession of the ball.

Lin Ying and Iverson played a two-man rotation, split and then cut in to receive Iverson's pass and attack the basket.

The Lakers were shrinking, and Paul was also shrinking, and after seeing Lin Ying about to lay up, he jumped directly on Lin Ying.

This is a tactical foul. I would rather send Lin Ying to the free throw line than let him score easily.

But what happened next was truly shocking.

Because Lin Ying faced the two players in front of him and put Paul into the basket!

Even the referee only reacted and blew the whistle after seeing the goal.

Is this the person who just did a whole session?!

In the stands, Jordan reluctantly nodded after seeing this scene.

This is what it looks like.

For this level of defense, you have to let your opponent know that if three people don't attack you, you will lose points!

Lin Ying's goal is wonderful, but even more wonderful things are yet to come.

Paul originally wanted to hold Lin Ying back, but unfortunately he failed, and his own body was pulled out of balance by Lin Ying.

As a result, what was supposed to be a two-handed force turned into a single-handed force. Just after he landed, he squatted there with his hands on his shoulders and an expression of great pain.

The fans initially focused their attention on Lin Ying and did not notice Paul at all.

When Lin Ying was about to add a penalty, everyone reacted and the Lakers team doctor ran onto the court.

After some negotiation, Paul also tried to keep his arm moving.

However, it didn't work.

When he got to the bench, Paul was still trying hard, but in the end he still couldn't get what he wanted.

In the end, he felt helpless and punched the bench with his other hand.gif!

However, such venting cannot change anything.

In the end, under the disbelieving eyes of the fans, Paul stood up with a look of annoyance and frustration and left the field accompanied by the team doctor!

Delong had been clenching his fists, but when he saw this, he was stunned for a while.

Lin Ying also scratched his head.

He suddenly remembered what Deron had asked him in the hospital.

"Am I an unlucky guy?"

He didn't know how to answer that sentence, but now he suddenly felt that Paul might be more suitable for the title of "unlucky guy" than Deron.

Because Paul has a passive attribute in history, he will always fall behind when the team is most critical to the championship.

Or an injury, or something else.

Now that he has traveled through time, the butterfly effect has changed a lot of things.
Chapter completed!