I'm good at basketball too

Chapter 110 Maid’s body and young lady’s fate

Author: Autumn Leaves Orange

Chapter 110 Maid’s body and young lady’s fate

Li Ran and Wade went back and forth, playing neck and neck in the first quarter.

Li Ran made a sharp breakthrough.

Wade: I am your template.

Li Ran's defense was unsolvable.

Wade: I am your template.

Li Ran: Can we not talk about templates?

Wade: I won a championship.

Okay, these are all made up by Li Ran.

Although his trash talk was inherited from Bird, he did not have any verbal communication with Wade in the first quarter.

Players with championships have a natural and absolute advantage in trash talking compared to players without championships.

You want the King of Trash Talking to talk trash to Mr. Russell?

The old man showed his hands, it was better than any trash talk.

Or say another sentence, "Sorry, my hands are not full."

That would be a killer.

In the first quarter, Wade had 12 points, 2 rebounds and 3 assists, and Li Ran had 10 points, 5 rebounds and 1 assist. The statistics were evenly matched.

But the Heat fell behind by 3 points.

O'Neal penetrated the Heat's inside line, just like he did with the Magic, the Lakers, and the Heat.

Billups' experience and skills are not comparable to those of the fledgling Chalmers.

In the second quarter, George Karl replaced O'Neal and replaced him with JR and Anderson, preparing to play fast.

Wade only sat on the court for three minutes before Li Ran called him up again. Once he came up, he didn't go down.

Spoelskla discovered that the Heat's situation was all tied up with Wade. As long as Wade's thread was broken, the situation would immediately collapse.

He looked at the Nuggets hitting the ground like mercury, and couldn't help but secretly envy him.

Why does this old man have so many good cards, and he can still force his team to play even though Anthony is injured?

Li Ran's opponent changed in the second quarter.

It's no longer Wade, it's Michael Beasley.

Beasley looked at Li Ran with stern eyes.

He didn't understand, how could this kid produce the same numbers in the NBA as he did in the NCAA?

Beasley, who averaged 26+12 per game in the NCAA, thought he would be the next Jordan in the NBA.

But when he entered the NBA, he discovered that, let alone Jordan, he struggled to even start.

However, the Chinese boy who had no chance to play against him in the NCAA produced data that he had only dreamed of producing.

As the second pick in this year's draft, the future CBA star Michael Beasley can be said to have a heart as high as the sky and a life as thin as paper.

He followed the example of his good friend Durant and wanted to turn the Heat into his own territory. He had even imagined the story between Ricky Davis and James.

I thought he was here to help me.

But...

F*ck, the Heat drafted him just to assist Wade.

Du Xiaoshuai is playing so well in the Thunder now. No one can guard him. If you want to score points, score points. If you want results, score points.

What about him?

After all, I am an all-around forward who can do three or four. It doesn’t matter if you don’t give me the core of the team, but you can give me a starter.

It doesn't matter if you don't give me a starting start, you can just give me about 30 minutes of playing time.

Averaged 24 minutes per game.

Beasley, holding his breath, worked hard to prove himself.

He averaged 14 points per game, second only to...

Second only to Li Ran, OJ Mayo, Derrick Rose, Eric Gordon and Russell Westbrook...

Although Beasley only played 24 minutes in each game, while OJ Mayo, Rose and Li Ran all played more than 35 minutes.

But this analogy is the stupidest.

Spoelstra is not a fool, the Heat coaching staff is not a fool, and Pat Riley is not a fool.

If Beasley can really average 38 or even 40 minutes per game and score 20+10, can they not let him play?

In the second quarter, Beasley worked hard to establish a command over Li Ran. He was seven centimeters taller than Li Ran, and his static talent was not inferior.

We are all rookies in the same class, why should you show off better than others?

With this idea in mind, Beasley was eager to give it a try.

Li Ran looked at Beasley who was standing in front of him.

"Come on, I won't let you score."

Beasley didn't know what he was going to face, so he started talking trash to Li Ran.

In the first quarter, he noticed that Li Ran did not talk trash when facing off against Wade, and felt that the young Chinese must have never seen this dark side of the NBA.

But he forgot that Li Ran was a ruthless person who fought with Jazz in the first game.

Taking action at the slightest disagreement is much more powerful than spewing trash talk.

Li Ran looked at Beasley with a half-smile.

There is a big factor in this guy's failure to gain a foothold in the NBA, which is his character.

"Dwayne is okay with you trash-talking me?"

He was not in a hurry to break through, and said to Beasley while dribbling.

"Agree? Why do you need Dwayne to agree?"

Beasley doesn't understand.

"Because he is your boss."

Beasley's face turned red.

"Oh, do you know where I'm going to break through?"

Li Ran pointed to the floor to Beasley's left.

"here."

In two words, Beasley will be punished and he will no longer be able to play.

What do you mean? You look down on me like that?

After finishing speaking, Li Ran began to change hands and dribble, and the dribbling became larger and larger.

"It's fake, it must be to distract me and let me focus on the left side!"

Beasley firmly determined his idea in an instant, but it didn't look like he was emboldened.

When Li Ran was getting ready to go and the ball in his right hand hit the floor hard, Beasley felt happy.

"At this level, do you still want to learn Bird's trash talk?"

Because Li Ran had already moved.

He could clearly see that Li Ran's ball must have been broken through with his left hand, that is, on his right side.

So, he moved his center of gravity to his right as quickly as possible.

However, the next second, Beasley froze on the spot.

The ball that had bounced to the left was unexpectedly pulled back by Li Ran.

Sam Goad!

Beasley recognized Li Ran's dribbling technique instantly, and he felt like a fool.

He wanted to continue to block Li Ran, but his mind caught up and his body, which had just shifted its center of gravity, refused to agree.

The consequence of forced movement is...

Beasley sat down on the ground, holding his hands on the ground, looking miserable.

There was an uproar on the sidelines. Li Ran passed Beasley and succeeded in a leisurely jumper in the center circle.

This is where his mid-range shooting percentage is the highest. Another benefit of practicing the mid-range shooting here is that it can improve the free throw shooting rate. This is what Billups told him personally.

Beasley stood up with Wade's help and looked bitterly at Li Ran, who was celebrating with his teammates.

"Isn't it difficult to deal with? Come on."

Wade patted Beasley, but what he was thinking about was...

Why wasn't Li Ran selected to the Heat during the draft?

MMP, the Heat have the second pick.

It's too late to regret now.

Not only Wade, but now the real behind-the-scenes boss of the Heat - Pat Riley is also filled with regret.

(End of chapter)