Build a Dream Dynasty

In the slow-motion playback, Bledsoe did have physical contact with Gallinari, but this kind of contact should be allowed by default in the NBA's competition rules, and even if a foul is called, it's hard to tell which side is responsible.

Originally, he had firmly held the advantage of this game, but suddenly the suspense of the game was brought back by a controversial penalty. Not only Bledsoe, but the entire Nets team was a little confused. After re-serving, the Knicks suddenly defended Bledsoe. Felton continued to interfere with Bledsoe's progress with small movements. Seeing that the situation was not good, Stevens hurriedly called a timeout to stabilize the player. Emotions.

According to common sense, in order to stabilize the victory of this game, Stevens should replace Bledsoe, who is a little emotional, and switch to Livingston, who plays more steadily, to control the situation, but Stevens But I understand that when young players encounter such a thing, what they need is not to escape, but to face it bravely. Stevens made only one substitution adjustment, Yi Jianlian replaced Anderson, which was out of consideration for protecting the rebound.

On the tactical board, Stevens is also arranging the sideball tactics this time. Generally speaking, Lopez serves, Yi Jianlian puts on the screen, and George and Korver cover the three-point line. . . . . . .

Returning from a timeout, the Knicks also replaced Randolph, and used the strongest offensive lineup of one big and four small for the final battle.

Lopez served from the left sideline in the frontcourt. Gallinari was responsible for standing in front of him with his arms swaying to block his sight. Yi Jianlian stood at a 45-degree position outside the three-point line. Korver circled from the top of the arc to the left bottom corner. George hit the left bottom corner with a time difference and then circled to the top of the arc, while Bledsoe circled to the right from the top of the arc. . . . . . . After a sudden emergency stop, he changed direction and got stuck in front of Felton, who was following and defending. At this time, at the top of the Knicks arc, there was only Stoudemire as a defender, and he still had his back to the basket. For inside players , this step of turning around is not easy. Yi Jianlian threw the ball to the basket between the sideline and served, and the force of the pass was slightly stronger. Bledsoe, who jumped high, grabbed the basketball with one hand, but he had no spare energy for the first time. After directly completing the alley-oop layup, after landing, he controlled the ball, and Stoudemire had already returned to the basket.

In the reasonable collision zone, Bledsoe did not show weakness when facing Stoudemire, and when he pulled it up, he forced a layup. Stoudemire also did not want to be outdone. He raised his arm high and blocked Bledsoe's angle.

Bledsoe's shoulder inevitably hit Stoudemire's arm. After being disturbed, Bledsoe's wrist shook and shot the basketball.

After the basketball rolled on the basket for two laps, it was firmly in the pocket. At the same time, the referee's whistle sounded, Stoudemire fouled a shot, and Bledsoe made a free throw.

Only when he encountered an unfavorable penalty, he was able to give a tough response immediately. Bledsoe sat on the ground and shook his fist excitedly, while George also bent down and hugged him, speaking words of encouragement.

On the sidelines, Stevens also called Korver and asked him to tell Bledsoe to stabilize his emotions and make a steady free throw, and the game would be won.

There are 94 seconds left in the game, the 6-point difference is not easy to catch up, and the momentum is still on the Nets' side.

However, what makes people a little speechless is that Bledsoe failed to score a free throw. I don't know if it was because he was overexcited or because he was specifically told to be under too much pressure. Fortunately, the Nets finally kept the victory. At 108:102, the Nets won sandwiches and cokes for the fans at home, and also won the first "Derby" under Jiang Mingliang's rule.

"yaah!"

"Nice job!"

"Tear up these bastards!"

In the aisle of the locker room, the cheers of the young people in the Nets can be vaguely heard. After a three-game losing streak, winning a victory in time is a release for everyone, including head coach Stevens. There is a sense of relief.

There are only five games in the season, so it's a little early to look at the rankings. But the fact is, relying on the relationship between wins and losses, the Nets with 2 wins and 3 losses has overwhelmed the Knicks and currently ranks eighth in the Eastern Conference, which is also worth remembering.

In the locker room, head coach Stevens did not hesitate to praise the players and thanked them loudly.

Although he is an academy coach, Stevens does not have a common problem with this type of coach. He has a good grasp of when to encourage players and when to pour cold water on them who are enthusiastic. It may be Jiang Mingliang's unconditional support for him. It gave him enough confidence to show himself.

Amidst the noise in the locker room, there was a knock on the door, CEO Will Craig pushed open the door, and Jiang Mingliang walked in happily.

"I'm glad to see everyone's wonderful performance. Each of you has contributed to this victory. This is great. Thank you!" Jiang Mingliang gave a loud speech.

"As a reward to everyone, I feel that I also need to do something for everyone. These are several apartments next to each other. It's not very big, but it's comfortable to live in, and it has everything that should be in it. If you are interested, you can apply to the coach." Jiang Mingliang took the iPad from Will Craig, showed it to everyone, and then handed it over to Stevens.

There are usually four ways of paying salaries in the United States: monthly salary, half monthly salary, weekly salary, bi-weekly salary (hourly workers) and weekly salary. The Nets pay the players half monthly salary. For players who have been in the NBA for a few years and have accumulated some, life is certainly not a problem. But if Jeremy Lin, Whiteside and several second-round picks, or Danny Green, Baines, who have not saved a lot of money in their careers so far, rent and daily expenses are not a negligible figure. The team paid the money to rent these houses, which can be considered to reduce their living pressure and solve their worries, but the actual price is not very big, Jiang Mingliang thinks it is worth it.

And another layer of the intention of this approach~www.wuxiahere.com~ Only Jiang Mingliang and Stevens understood, they looked at each other and smiled, Jiang Mingliang left the locker room.

Four players, Bledsoe, Danny Green, Whiteside, and Jeremy Lin, took the initiative to apply to Stevens, and they chose houses one after another. George, who has the largest contract amount with the team and signed a 2-year, five-million sneaker contract with Nike, was not involved in this matter. Maybe it’s not bad for the rent.

Two days later, the Nets welcomed the first team since the start of the game that was obviously inferior to themselves, the Toronto Raptors.

This past summer, we created the first Big Three in history to be at their peak, but where there are winners, there are losers. The Raptors and the Cavaliers are the two teams that suffered the most losses in the summer.

Although the team's second-year rookie DeRozan has averaged 15 points per game in the past six games, although Bargliani can still produce beautiful data, although Calderon's data is still so standard and efficient, Even though the Raptors have no idea of ​​​​playing bad at all, the performance of the whole team is very hard, but the departure of Bosh has really hit the team too much.

And from a tactical point of view, DeRozan, who is not strong enough for outside scoring, is no different from inside defense. The Raptors are almost naturally restrained by the Nets, and the result is naturally a bit brutal.

At 119:93, Paul George led the Nets to a hearty victory with a career-high 28 points. On the defensive end, DeRozan was only 3-of-11 in the round against him. The performance can almost be described as explosive.

"The gap between Paul George and DeRozan opened the gap between the Nets and the Raptors"

ESPN doesn't give the Canadian team any respect. The title is a slap in the face!

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