Nba: My Power Is Invincible!

The Raptors attack, Vince Carter takes the ball to the left and plays a pick-and-roll.

Lin Yue received the ball and cut to the basket. Boozer immediately gave up on Bosh and stepped forward to help defend.

Boozer is 2.06 meters tall and weighs 120 kilograms.

He is very strong, but it also depends on who he is compared to.

"boom!"

When a beast like Lin Yue was already charging, how could Boozer stop him.

Boozer is a strong inside player.

It's a pity that Lin Yue's physical strength is too explosive.

He is 2.08 meters tall and weighs 130 kilograms.

Boozer's barrier was like paper window paper in front of Lin Yue, which would break with a poke.

"boom!"

Lin Yue hit Boozer with a two-handed dunk at the same time!

7:3.

"Beep~"

At the same time, the bottom line referee's whistle sounded.

This is a 2+1!

Even if Boozer blocked the foul, he couldn't stop Lin Yue's impact on the basket this time.

Standing on the free throw line, Lin Yue looked up at the angry James with a smile on his face.

"Let's make a bet. Do you think I can score a free throw this time?"

James did not answer Lin Yue, but stood on the right side of the basket, put his hands on his knees, raised his head and stared at Lin Yue fiercely, his eyes full of anger and murderous intent.

"Uh-huh!"

Lin Yue scored with an extra penalty.

8:3.

When returning to defense, Lin Yue saw James still glaring.

Lin Yue's lips curled into a sneer, James was just incompetent and furious.

Following Lin Yue's 2+1 dunk, Silas stood on the sidelines with an ugly look on his face.

At the beginning of the game, the Raptors' scoring was all related to Lin Yue, and the Cavaliers couldn't restrain Lin Yue on the defensive end.

The pick-and-roll tactics that the team was proud of on the offensive end were also broken by the Raptors, which made Silas intolerable and called a timeout.

During the timeout, Raptors coach Kevin O'Neal applauded Lin Yue, obviously very satisfied with Lin Yue's performance on the court.

"Well done, Lin. The Cavaliers' offensive efficiency this season is very poor. After returning from the timeout, the Cavaliers should attack more at the basket and end with a big Z."

"Big Z moves very slowly. Once he receives a pass in the low post, it is difficult to move the ball quickly except for singles."

"We can pay more attention to the penalty area and allow the Cavaliers to take outside shots appropriately. As long as the team can protect the penalty area and force the Cavaliers to take risky shots from further away, it will be difficult for us to lose this game."

Lin Yue took the towel from Kevin O'Neill, sat on the chair, wiped his sweat, and nodded.

Although defense arrangement is not Kevin O'Neal's strong point, the Cavaliers' offensive efficiency this season is really poor.

More than 70% of the points in the game came from the basket.

As long as they can prevent the Cavaliers' breakthrough and defensive counterattack, the Raptors have a clear advantage.

After all, the Raptors are currently ranked fifth in the Eastern Conference, while the Cavaliers are only ranked tenth in the Eastern Conference.

And James' outside shooting is outrageous.

Last month, he shot just 23% from three-point range.

If Lin Yue wants to complete the task of suppressing LeBron James, protecting the penalty area is definitely the top priority.

No one in the entire Raptors team wants to win this game more than Lin Yue, and no one understands James' offensive habits better than Lin Yue.

After the timeout, the atmosphere on the Cavaliers side was obviously a little depressed.

It seems that during the timeout just now, these guys should have been scolded bloody by head coach Silas.

Lin Yue discovered that the Cavaliers also took the starting No. 2 Brown and replaced him with Dajuan Wagner, who has been a substitute outside this season.

Although Wagner's defensive ability is a bit poor and is incompatible with James' on-court play, Brown's performance during this period was simply a disaster.

First, he was knocked over by Lin Yue on the defensive end, and then he missed a defense during the double-teaming process, and was hit by Vince Carter for a three-pointer.

Of the 7 points the Cavaliers lost, 5 were related to Brown.

Although Brown's performance in these two rounds of defense is also remarkable.

But when Silas didn't dare to insult James, someone in the Cavaliers was destined to take the blame.

If you have to choose the best scapegoat in this game, this position is destined to be Kedrick Brown.

The Cavaliers came out on offense, just as Raptors head coach Kevin O'Neal expected.

The Cavaliers lobbed the ball to "Big Z" Ilgauskas in the low post on the first possession after returning from the timeout.

"Big Z" is 2.21 meters tall, a full ten centimeters taller than Chris Bosh. Coupled with Bosh's thin figure, this matchup has undoubtedly become the Cavaliers' most advantageous point on the field.

In the previous rounds, the Cavaliers had the ball in the hands of LeBron James alone.

"Big Z" could only follow James and couldn't outrun the Raptors players.

Currently, his zero points, zero rebounds, and zero assists data are as eye-catching as his shining bald head.

After "Big Z" received a low pass, he bumped into Bosh with his back, pushed twice with his shoulder, and launched an attack.

"Big Z" from Lithuania is different from the traditional black and tough center of the beautiful country.

"Big Z" has a good shooting feel.

Turnaround jump shots on both sides of the basket are the conventional offensive methods often used by "Big Z".

Since "Big Z" is as tall as 2.21 meters, it also makes it difficult for players defending "Big Z" to block his turnaround jump shot.

However, the huge height is doomed to slow movements.

"Big Z" hadn't turned around during this attack when he suddenly felt his hand slip and the ball was knocked to the ground by a huge force.

"Oops!"

When Ilgauskas reacted, he only saw Lin Yue picking up the ball and throwing it into the frontcourt.

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