Jumping the ball is naturally a showdown between the centers, but Chamberlain did not stand on the midfield line. He pushed Ibaka and shook his head and said, "Baby, go, today you will fight these werewolfs."

Ibaka and Jefferson are both six feet and ten, and they are both black. However, the latter's advantage lies in strength and footsteps. Ibaka is stronger than jumping, so it is basically safe to get the ball with Jefferson. However, the Timberwolves players feel very uncomfortable. This feeling of being despised is not

"What, are you unhappy?" Chamberlain asked at Foye, who was staring at him fiercely.

Fury snorted coldly and said, "Yes, I'm very upset."

Chamberlain smiled and said relaxedly: "Very good, man, I'll be happy if you know you're not happy."

The referee came up and threw the ball. Ibaka usually jumped with Chamberlain in the team training. He naturally had no pressure to face Jefferson. His jumping and wingspan were better than his opponents, and he grabbed the opportunity accurately and picked the ball to Billups.

Fery quickly stuck Iverson. The latter is too cunning now. Because of Chamberlain's strong ability to jump ball, Iverson will run forward at the beginning of the game. He often caught him off guard. EpNh has conducted statistics. The Warriors' opening scoring efficiency is the highest and the fastest, with only 1 second.

Iverson bypassed Fery, but he didn't run fast. Seeing the latter following him, he smiled gently and reminded: "I'm here today. Man, if you want to help your team, then don't worry about me and go double-team, he is the protagonist today."

Fery doesn't believe it. When did you play a supporting role? You just stole the show when you were with His Majesty Jordan, let alone Chamberlain is a second-grade rookie?

Others reminded their opponents to varying degrees, but only Jefferson was concerned because his opponent was Chamberlain.

Miller defended his life, but Billups glanced at him and threw the ball into the penalty area.

Chamberlain got into the position and stuck Jefferson, who was the traditional inside player, who was better at defending passively behind him rather than taking the initiative to defend like Boozer. Chamberlain liked people the most, especially Jefferson was two inches shorter than him.

Billups threw the ball over his head. Chamberlain grabbed the ball with one hand and then turned his back to Jefferson and immediately waved the ball to the side with his right hand. He then turned his body around with his right foot as the axis to make a breakthrough. Jefferson felt his movements behind Chamberlain, so he moved sideways and raised his chest to try to block Chamberlain.

As a result, when he moved, Chamberlain, who had just landed on his left foot, stepped on the ground with his toes and suddenly turned around again, still with his right foot as the center axis. This time he transferred to his previous position when he held the ball, and suddenly opened the same position with Jefferson.

Chamberlain turned quickly, and Jefferson moved slowly. When he realized that Chamberlain had already broken through to the basket with his right hand, he picked up the ball with his wrist and sent the ball into the ring.

There was still warm applause in the center of the target. Chamberlain's offense was very exciting. Although there was no dunk with force, no confrontation with the collapse of the sky and the earth, and no roar of dragons and tigers, this offense showed his skill of lifting weights. Jefferson was already considered a technical insider, but he was easily shaken away by Chamberlain.

This is nothing. Jefferson has a good psychological quality, otherwise he would not have been called Duncan No. 2. His fame depends on offense rather than defense.

As early as when the Celtics, because maintaining the full game at the basket was not very efficient for the entire team or for him personally on the offensive end, and the threat was limited, Jefferson began to focus on practicing mid-range shots, doing well. His touch was soft and he had a high shooting rate even when holding the ball at 2 yards. In addition, because he was quick to insert into the inside, Jefferson was quite shocking on the offensive end.

Fery was forced to the point of being forced by Iverson. He tried to break through with Miller's help, but when he met Bilups, he was even more powerful in defense. Seeing this, he didn't dare to attack, so he passed the ball to Jefferson.

Jefferson took a test after getting the ball in the middle distance. Chamberlain was not in the inside line today and was following Jefferson outside. The Timberwolves' penalty area was very safe, and only one Jefferson had the attack power. Clegg Smith could give that guy to Ibaka.

Jefferson claimed that he could threaten the basket immediately from the start of receiving the ball at any position in the three-point line. Chamberlain was not convinced. After receiving the ball, he did not rush to attack the offensive line and stuck Chamberlain behind his back. He turned his head to see his teammates. After finding that the Warriors' defense was in order, he decided to attack by himself.

After making this decision, Jefferson turned around and raised his arms to make a fake shot. Chamberlain was not fooled at all, but he still leaned forward to Jefferson. After the latter made the fake action, he immediately bent down and broke through. He was very flexible, like a big raccoon, and his strong body turned and passed Chamberlain.

Taking two quick steps, Jefferson saw that Ibaka had no intention of restoring defense and jumped briskly, holding the ball with his right hand and shaking his wrist to shoot the ball out.

A black shadow rushed out from behind, and Chamberlain rushed to him with a striking strode and jumped up. He used the terrifying bullet speed to launch the first, and his big hand held up like the Soviet Sam missile and accurately intercepted the ball that Jefferson took.

Jackson jumped up and caught the ball and passed it to Iverson in the fast break. The latter was like a black lightning bolt, his red headband flashing in the air. After receiving the ball, he rushed through the halfway point in just two seconds.

Fery, Miller hurriedly rushed to defend. After Iverson entered the free throw area, he suddenly slowed down and ran away sideways. Fery was confused. Miller realized that it was not good. He quickly turned around and saw a tall figure that seemed to see the Tyrannosaurus Rex. He rushed up with a loud bang.

Iverson passed the ball to the middle. After Chamberlain got the ball, he beat the ball on the floor and then stepped into the free throw area with a big step. He started three steps and sent the ball into the ring. Fery wanted to stop it, but looking at Chamberlain's body and his small body, he still honestly gave up this tempting idea.

The 40 Warriors started with a very easy start.

Miller served the ball to Fier, who dribbled the ball through half and then passed the ball back to Miller. Iverson kept reaching out, and Fier was worried about being intercepted.

Miller's three-pointers were very accurate. Although he was not as famous as Jun Zi Lei, he was also an excellent killer. It was right that he was a killer, but Miller was not a breakthrough player. After he got the ball, Billups stepped forward from the front and Jackson doubled from the wing. The two of them surrounded him in an instant.

The two bread clips were very suddenly caught off guard, and the three-pointer suddenly turned into a dead ball

Jackson and Billups were either officers from the street or were bad boys. Is it comfortable to be surrounded by these two people? The two of them tried to get rid of them and were both angry and scolded. Miller couldn't bear it and could only pass the ball quickly. He saw that Jackson had come up to double-team, Gomez should have an empty seat, so he hugged the ball tightly to find the gap, struggled to get out of the two people's double-team, and passed the ball towards Gomez.

A thin but flexible figure suddenly broke out like an assassin. The man raised his hand and broke the ball, turned around and smiled and left a bright smile, Iverson.

As he was good at, after intercepting the ball, Iverson rushed forward like an arrow from the string. This time, Jefferson reacted almost to block Chamberlain and refused to let him follow the fast attack. But if Chamberlain wanted to attack, how could someone like Jefferson block it? His blocking was just to humiliate himself. Chamberlain forced himself to knock him away and ran forward.

Of course, Jefferson's blocking was still useful. Chamberlain did not have time to participate in the fast attack. Iverson and Billups cooperated. The former feinted the ball and passed the ball to the latter, and Billups made a layup.

The fans in the 60 Target Center Arena have begun to stir up. After all, this is the Timberwolves' home court, and the fans are still very willing to share honor and disgrace. The Timberwolves' performance is so disappointing.

The Timberwolves' players were also a little impatient. When Foye's control rhythm was fast, Iverson immediately reached out to break his ball. Fortunately, Foye reacted almost to put the ball away, otherwise the ball would have been cut off.

Fery passed it to Miller, and Miller didn't have a good chance, and saw Jefferson enter the penalty area and pass it over.

After getting the ball, Jefferson immediately turned around and bent down to face the basket. He made an attack prelude to insert into the basket, and his shoulders swayed to find the attack route.

Since college, Jefferson has been practicing his footsteps at the basket. His attack methods in the penalty area are diverse, and all attacks start with leaning over, so most of the defense players are very sensitive to his leaning over. Many teams double-team him after he makes this move.

The Warriors never double-team inside players. If Chamberlain can't defend himself, then their double-teaming will be useless.

Jefferson knew Chamberlain's power, and after leaning over, he bent in and then jumped up. He had to perform his specialty and hook his hands on his face.

Chamberlain bent his legs slightly and held Jefferson's back and raised his arm. It seemed that he defended Yu Jingjing. In fact, when Jefferson jumped, he pushed his knee hard on the inner side of his thigh. Jefferson suffered a pain and flew out with a soft ball on his wrist. Chamberlain turned around and easily took off the rebound.

The arm was not tilted, but Jefferson was angry but could only glar at Chamberlain. The latter sneered: This is your home court, and he didn't even have the courage to roar or roar. Such a team is worthy of being called the Wolf. Dogs know that they were bullied and screamed twice.

Chamberlain grabbed the rebound and looked at the front court, then threw his wrist at Billups.

Iverson, Jackson and Ibaka followed and rushed forward. Billups led the offensive rhythm. The three outside lines of the Timberwolves hurriedly ran to the front three-point line to organize the defense line. Billups passed the ball to Iverson who had fallen first after halftime. The latter received the ball outside the left wing three-point line. Fery's eyelids leaped violently, but Iverson did not break through and immediately passed the ball to Jackson.

Jackson took the ball and made a fake move. Gomez in the middle subconsciously rushed up. Jackson took two steps in a row and rushed forward. Then Smith, who followed him, held Jackson sideways. The latter had no intention of breaking through at all, and he threw the ball towards the basket.

A strong wind whistled past, and Chamberlain pushed away Miller, who was blocking the road, appeared in the penalty area in an instant. The ball fell on his head, and there was no one in front of him. After receiving the ball, Chamberlain held the ball in both hands and shouted loudly, as if he was cutting a mountain. He pulled up and dunked.

Jefferson had just run over, and he didn't bother to judge the possibility of Chamberlain's attack and jumped up directly. As a result, after he jumped up, he found that Chamberlain turned around and did not jump at all.

Bypassing Jefferson, Chamberlain still made a light move, accurately and easily cut two more times

B0 saw this score and McHale was anxious. He roared: "Use your brain, use your brain, damn you have to learn to use your brain to not fly at a fucking moment. Are you kites? Damn it, attack, attack me, run more, cooperate more, attack."

Chamberlain ran quickly past the Timberwolves bench. He lowered his head and spitted and said contemptuously to McHale: "If you have a kind of thing, you can't come up, you can't come up and shut your stinky mouth and point fingers, as if you really understand the ball."

McHale is the top 50 NHA superstar and a veteran of the Celtics. When has he been insulted so much? Chamberlain's behavior made him jump: "Referee, blow him and let him get out of here."
Chapter completed!