The Basketball Court Swordsman

"Naturally ready", maybe even the New York fans themselves have forgotten Stephenson's once domineering nickname.

The 16-year-old genius who smashed an adult in Rock Park has now become the laughing stock of all New Yorkers.

On the day of the draft, the Knicks held the 8th and 9th picks in the second round. Stephenson thought his hometown team would take him in.

However, it turns out that the Knicks did not welcome this inferior "idiot". They chose Fields, and the former "Son of New York" fell into the hands of the Pacers.

But now it seems that Stephenson may be a good thing to fall into Henson's hands. If he continues to stay in the feasting New York City, he may be abandoned by now.

Stephenson looked around the stands, looking at the hypocritical fans who once put the name of genius on him, but now point fingers at him.

It was them who pushed Stephenson into heaven, and in the end it was them who made this immature poor child into hell.

"Lance, focus on me!" At this moment, Stephenson heard a familiar roar.

He turned his head to look and saw the Chinese coach who suddenly appeared in his home and asked if he wanted to defend.

Would you like it? As long as I can kick the **** of these New Yorkers, I am willing to do what you want me to do!

"The game restarted. The Knicks relied on their outstanding performance on the front line to reduce the point difference to 4 points. Coach Henson Joe made some personnel adjustments. It seems that the Knicks fans reacted to this personnel adjustment. It's huge." Marvin Albert's laughter gave the tense battle a slightly relaxed atmosphere, but the players who could not hear Albert did not relax at all.

For example, Stephenson.

The Pacers' offense is as usual, seeking opportunities by passing the ball more and more quickly. But the Knicks also found a way to defend this offense, that is, not to give the Pacers room to shoot.

This trick works well for Green and Matthews, but it doesn't work well for George and Stephenson.

George received a score from Holiday in the right horn, and Sean Williams raised his arms and pushed forward as usual.

George made a false shot and then quickly rushed into the penalty area!

The speed of this young forward is completely out of proportion to his height. The 2.06 meter runs as fast as a small guard.

But this time, George's breakthrough did not result in a goal, because Stoudemire's active defense interfered with George.

Although George is now much stronger than Henson when he first met him, his confrontation ability is obviously worse. After encountering Stoudemire's tough blocking in the air, George's layup was also messed up and knocked to the left of the basket.

"Beautiful defense, Stoudemire's performance in the second quarter is simply..."

Before Albert had finished speaking, a dark figure suddenly flashed into the penalty area and jumped high before everyone could react. He dunked the basketball that was knocked out of the frame and forced it back.

The audience exclaimed. The fans took a closer look. The figure hanging on the basket was wearing the No. 1 jersey!

"Lance Stephenson! Haha, have you seen it!? A spectative dunk! No one thought he would sneak in, no one thought a defender could actually grab an offensive rebound! Stephenson just came on the court , I gave the Knicks a head!" Marvin Albert yelled excitedly, as if he had seen the streetball commentator Stephenson abused adults in 2006.

Let go and land, Stephenson glared at Fields. At the beginning, the Knicks gave up Stephenson for this white guard.

The scene suddenly booed, but Stephenson didn't care, and instead opened his hands to his ears.

"You **** speak louder to me!"

Although he was dunked and scored a goal, the momentum of the game was still not completely reversed. D'Antoni shouted that the players must stabilize, and the situation must be stabilized before Anthony enters the field!

Sean Williams repeated the old tricks, playing pick-and-rolls and forcing the Pacers to change positions. He avoided George, who was as tall as himself, and switched to Stephenson, who was 1.96 meters tall.

But this time, Williams found the wrong opponent.

Stephenson didn't wait for Williams to react, so he actively stole the ball! Williams is not a striker who is good at holding the ball, his too high center of gravity makes him not good at protecting the ball.

Stephenson cleanly patted the basketball in Williams' hands, but the basketball did not belong to either side, but rolled to the front court.

Williams just turned around, but found that Stephenson had dived into the basketball!

He did it.

"Positive Stephenson got the ball for the Pacers. He passed the ball to Paul George, who was in the forefront! George accelerated and Fields couldn't catch him! Boom! One-handed dunk, Stephen Sen had a chance to score easily for the Pacers." Marvin Williams' mouth was spitting words like a machine gun, because the situation on the court is so fast.

Subsequently, the lens was given to Stephenson. There is no hippie smile on this "joy" face, but firm, tough, and murderous!

"Mike!" Seeing that the point difference was once again widened to 8 points, Anthony was a little unable to sit still.

"The last round, Cameron, you go to the technical station to prepare!" D'Antoni is a little angry, but a mere Stephenson can contain the Knicks counterattack wave?

The last round is not only the last round for D'Antoni to prove his system, but also the last round for Sean Williams to prove himself.

Stoudemire sat inside and was double-teamed by George and Horford. He had to divide the ball to Williams, who was ambushing in the corner. Williams pulled up his shot, dreaming of turning the situation around with his third three-pointer of the game.

But he had just jumped halfway, when the annoying Stephenson was overwhelmed by the sky.

Williams knows very well that if he makes a strong shot for this ball, even if it is not covered, it is difficult to make a shot.

So Sean Williams suddenly changed his mind, he changed from casting to pass, and the target was Fields, who was emptied by Stephenson.

However, Fields did not expect Williams to pass the ball suddenly, and Williams' pass was too high.

As a result, Fields tried his best to take off, but the basketball still passed his fingertips and was passed directly to the bottom corner of the other half.

"You **** shoot, idiot!" Stephenson muttered, upset Williams, who made two consecutive turnovers.

Of course, he had no chance to entangle Stephenson anymore. The basketball is out of bounds and the ball is dead in the game. Anthony ran into the court eagerly, leaving only a word to Williams.

"Go down!"

Sean Williams, the short-lived high forward, lost all his opportunities in this game!

"Lance Stephenson, his active defense forced Sean Williams to make mistakes for the second time in a row. The good news for the Knicks is that Anthony has enough rest. The bad news is that the points difference has become 8 points!"

D'Antoni, who had been sitting firmly on the Diaoyutai, stood on the sidelines again anxiously, while Henson sat back comfortably.

It's my turn to pretend too.

Anthony's return means that the Knicks' style of play is now controlled by Anthony, not the head coach of D'Antoni.

Singles, endless singles. This kind of 0 assists per game is simply commonplace for Anthony.

Except for the 2006-07 season, when he was still a "little melon", he averaged 3.8 assists per game. In the following seasons, his assists per game were declining year by year.

Singles, even if there is a Stoudemire standing next to Anthony, he cannot stop his desire for singles.

He assaulted George on the right and scored a difficult layup.

He pulled up his shot from the top of the arc, which became two points long because he stepped on the line.

He ignored Billups who was in the open position and put the ball into the basket against Horford and George.

He is still the Anthony, the omnipotent Anthony. At the end of the half-time game, Anthony scored 20 points at half-time. His starlight eclipsed everyone.

Then, Anthony looked up at the big screen at the scene. 46 to 54, the New York Knicks entered the second half behind by 8 points...

"The combination of Stephenson and George’s sudden shots made the Pacers’ offense undefeable. Coach Henson’s substitution was a brilliant stroke, blocking the Knicks’ counter-attack wave in one fell swoop. Even after Cameron came back on the court, he still couldn’t make it. The Knicks are starting again."

At the end of the game, Stephenson, who scored 6 points, 2 steals, 3 rebounds and 2 assists, walked off the court. At this time, no New Yorker dared to boo him. After all, this guy didn't play in the first quarter. Almost only half of the game was used to get this data.

In the second quarter, Stephenson was a sieve for Landry Fields.

Henson was pulled to the sidelines and accepted a halftime interview. The reporter's question is also related to Henson's timely replacement.

"George and Stephenson performed very well, and I firmly believed that before I replaced them. Especially Stephenson. New Yorkers know that he is great, but they don't seem to be making Stephenson perform well. Maybe, this is the so-called. "Hometown Discount"."

Henson was in a good mood, but after sitting for a long time in the second quarter, his **** hurts.