The Fifth Point Guard

The second Hawks stand out is Jason - Terry.

Facing Kidd's defense from the outside, he forced a three-pointer without losing his position.

At the moment of the shot, the ball was almost touched by Kidd's outstretched hand.

But this difficult shot actually hit the board!

After the goal, Terry raised the biceps of his arms, curled up his mouth, and had an airy expression.

From head to toe, there was a sentence written on Terry's body: If you are not convinced, it is shit.

Terry, who was born in Seattle, is a combo guard and the second child in his family.

There were ten children in the Terry family, born to four different fathers.

Terry's mother was a bus driver.

Then comes the interesting ones, allusions often come from life.

What about a bus or something.

And the allusion that grandpa must be grandpa, but grandpa is not necessarily grandpa.

etc.

What's more interesting is that Terry played at the University of Arizona before joining the NBA.

That's right, in terms of age, Terry is the senior brother of Shen Tong and Jefferson.

In the freshman season, Terry averaged less than 10 minutes per game, mainly to adapt to the rhythm of college games. Coach Lute Olsen did not give him too many opportunities to perform, even in high school. Time led Franklin High School to the state championship for two consecutive years.

In the sophomore season, Terry gradually showed his edge and gained the trust of Olsen, and formed the team's back line with Mike Bibby.

That season, the Arizona Wildcats made it to the NCAA Finals and defeated the defending champion University of Kentucky 84-79 in overtime to win the championship.

In the final, Terry, who served as a shooting guard, scored 8 points and 5 assists, including 2 of 3 three-pointers, including the key 3 points at the end of the game!

He has a similar experience with Shentong. He has excellent long-range shots and won the championship in his sophomore season.

However, due to the relatively fixed playing time, Terry was able to be selected by the Eagles with the 10th overall pick in the first round.

Lute Olsen's second career championship in 1997 was thanks to Jason Terry.

Facing the powerful Kentucky, Arizona, who was suffering behind the game, showed his sword at the last moment and grinded his opponent to death.

After entering the Eagles, Terry also brought the tenacity he had when he played in college to the NBA.

Shentong held the ball, and the Eagles even changed three players to follow up the defense, and did not give Shentong an easy chance to play.

Facing the double-teaming of Terry and Grove, the inverse insight halo on Shen Tong's head began to shine.

In just an instant, Shen Tong saw the gap between the two defenses.

With a glance, the tool man started to sprint.

The ball was passed from the gap between the two defenses, and Jefferson rushed over, received Shentong's wonderful pass with both hands, and made a light frontal small throw, adding 2 points for the Nets.

The game between the Nets and the Eagles started with three players who graduated from the University of Arizona, and gradually entered a fever pitch.

Halfway through the first quarter, the Nets still led their opponents by 5 points 16-11, but the situation on the court suddenly changed.

First, the combination of diced chicken was blocked.

Kidd breaks through Terry's defense and throws the ball into the penalty area facing Raheem. Martin has already waited tacitly in the air, catching the ball with both hands is about to present an alley-oop dunk!

But what I didn't expect was that Martin, who was already flying in the air, was directly held down by the opponent's center Ratliff with one hand!

Martin fell heavily to the ground, but the referee didn't blow his whistle and signaled that it was a good shot.

It didn't take long for Kidd and Jefferson's connection to be blocked.

Kidd's nice touchdown pass went through Terry and Kukoc's block and into Jefferson's hands.

The young and energetic Jefferson received the ball on the edge of the penalty area and was about to throw a slam dunk.

However, when Jefferson dunked the ball towards the basket in the air, he was slapped hard by a big dry hand head-on!

It's Ratliff again!

These two blocks hit the morale of the Nets very badly. What's more, the Eagles also made all the offensive opportunities obtained by these two blocks.

One was Kukoc's long-distance two-pointer, and the other was Terry's chasing three-pointer.

The score was immediately tied by the Eagles.

Jefferson wiped the sweat off his chin, and said next to Shen Tong: "The center on the opposite side has two tricks. I really didn't expect that I have already done all the moves and can complete such a fierce block."

Martin also interjected: "Isn't it, this is the first time I was strangled alive in the air this season."

Hearing what the two said, Shen Tong's fighting spirit was ignited.

After experiencing the three-pointer in the opening game and the pass layout that attracted the defense, Shentong began to move towards the goal of abuse of the basket.

Hold the ball with his back to Grove, dribble with his right hand, shake his left shoulder to the left, and make a fake turn with his back to the left.

Sure enough, Grove fell for it and immediately moved laterally to the left.

At this time, Shen Tong suddenly turned around, and at the same time he turned to the right, he also changed his dribbling hand from his right hand to his left hand.

This is one of the tricks of turning the ball with the back!

Inherited in Arenas this summer.

Almost instantly, Shen Tong completely shook Grove away and stayed where he was.

The front was wide open, and Shen Tong, who entered from the front, was directly facing Raheem and Ratliff.

Raheem, whose jumping ability is slightly higher than a palm, can be ignored. What needs to be considered is the man who has already sent two blocked shots in the first quarter.

As the distance approached, a virtual image of Ratliff gradually appeared in Shen Tong's sight.

Different from the insight into the halo last time, Shen Tong saw several different virtual images, and these virtual images corresponded to his own reactions when he took off.

Shentong immediately understood the purpose of this prop, which is to choose an optimal solution by observing several possibilities in the future.

That is, in the current situation, make the best choice and response.

According to one of the possibilities, Shentong took off 1 meter away from Ratliff!

Martin: How did he take off from such a long position?

Jefferson: Shentong is going to be deducted?

Mark Lodge: Sorry, never skipped like this, without any experience and ideas.

Ratliff saw that Shentong started jumping from such a long position, and thought it was impossible for him to dunk, especially when facing himself to make such an action, this is simply unreasonable behavior.

but!

"drink--"

The furious Shentong roared in the air, and the 20-year-old boy who had been trained under the Zama step straightened his waist in the air. With the ability of "Skywalker" to hang in the air, he glides in the air and flies to the basket, and single-handedly flies to the basket. The ball is dunked in!

Ratliff was dumbfounded.

He didn't expect a rookie player from China to be able to complete a dunk close to the free throw line in actual combat!

It's just unbelievable.

It was determined in advance that it was impossible, so Ratliff didn't take off at all.

In fact, Shentong's jump was not high this time. The great thing is that the gliding distance is quite long. If Ratliff really took off to block the shot, it would be hard to say who would win.

However, Shentong has already seen the possibility of such an outcome in advance.