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In Ruan Erniu's eyes, McGee's physical talent is definitely a blockbuster, and once he can patiently hone his skills in the low position, he will definitely become a huge threat.

On the offensive end of the Wizards, although McGee was just played by Erniu, in the Wizards, it was not his turn to take the initiative to ask for the ball to take revenge.

Arenas was away, and the Wizards' main focus was on Caron Butler and Antoine Jamison.

Butler holds the ball from the outside, faces Salmons in front of the basket, and chooses to break through.

Then a 15-foot pullup jump shot missed!

Nguyen Erniu leaned on Javier McGee, and Birdman Anderson grabbed the backcourt rebound and passed to Bibby.

Bibby dribbled the ball across the half court, Erniu held the ball outside the three-point line, embarrassed Sen cut the basket in the air, Ruan Erniu divided the ball, Embarrassed Sen immediately sent the ball to Salmons after receiving the ball, Salmonds faced Butler is a long shot, hit!

However, immediately after that, Jamison and Butler played a pick-and-roll combination and responded with a three-pointer from the outside.

Both sides played half-heartedly in the first half of the first quarter, and neither side was able to pull away from the score in the early stages.

However, in the second half of the first quarter, after the first rotation between the two teams, the Eagles' opportunity came.

Strictly speaking, it's the Hawks' chance to switch offense and defense!

The Wizards were replaced by Nick Young and Andre Blecher, two crazy men who only have offense in their eyes and no defense.

Eddie Jordan may have been fooled by D'Antoni into believing in theories like offense is the best defense.

In fact, without a master of rhythm control like Nash, it's best not to think about offense-first.

What's more, the person who is now the Wizards who handles the ball is still the one who is strong with him, and the one who is strong with labor and capital Nick Young.

Well, Yang Shaoxia is an eternal young man, and most of the time, Shaoxia is chic and beautiful.

So "bang!", "bang!", "bang!", Yang Shaoxia and Blecher opened a blacksmith shop together.

How could Ruan Erniu let go of such a good opportunity to defend and counterattack, as long as he won the defensive rebound, he immediately threw off the defenders around him, and opened the "Bull Sprint" again and again, constantly impacting the Wizards' defense.

At 26:34, the Eagles only won by a small 8 points, but the audience could see that the Eagles played with considerable ease.

Without any momentum, the score was opened, and the Wizards, who had only won one game since the start of the season, really couldn't compare with the Pacers, who were bent on challenging the strong.

After the start of the second quarter, the Hawks' bench further opened the score.

Murray and Novak teamed up in the first half of the second quarter to shoot inside and out, instantly stretching the score to double digits.

Nick Young regained a little bit of touch in this quarter, shooting 2-of-4, contributing 4 points, 2 assists, and 2 rebounds.

Ruan Erniu and other main players did not return to the court until the middle and late stages of the second quarter, the Wizards had limited strength, and the Hawks starters were happy to give the benches more playing time.

As soon as Erniu came on the court, he got the opportunity to fight McGee again.

Javier McGee held the ball outside the penalty area, and under the tough defense of Erniu, he stumbled and chiseled a step in, and finally protected the basketball in his hand.

Jamison didn't waste his chance, and in the face of Pachuria, Jamison hit a 3-pointer.

Ruan Erniu was about to serve the baseline ball, and this game left him dumbfounded, and something happened.

Because McGee took the initiative to pick up the basketball rolling on the ground and ran to the baseline, ready to serve!

That goal didn't go in, so McGee wants to serve the baseline kick?

Ruan Erniu subconsciously wanted to open his arms to block McGee's serve, but halfway through his hand, Erniu stopped.

No, Jamison is obviously in!

Even if you don't score, it won't be McGee's turn to serve!

Erniu immediately looked at the referee, and at this moment the referee was also confused, obviously McGee's actions exceeded his expectations.

All of the above is just a matter of a second or two.

The next moment, McGee himself reacted, he was embarrassed to put the ball on the floor in front of Erniu, and ran to the backcourt by himself.

Many fans at the scene laughed, this Wizard No. 34 player is really weird, is he a monkey invited to tease?

Not only the fans on the scene, but even on the bench of the Wizards, they were already covering their towels and laughing.

"Rookie, did you do it on purpose?" Ruan Erniu couldn't help but ask on the offensive end.

McGee looked embarrassed and didn't reply, just defended seriously.

Well, seriously indeed!

Erniu held the ball in the low post, turned around one and a half, and took a feint shot, instantly tricking McGee into the air.

Ruan Erniu wanted to make a time difference and shake off McGee, but he didn't expect McGee to fall directly from the air, and the whole person was lying on Erniu's back.

"Toot!"

Of course, the referee would not let go of this foul, and Ruan Erniu smiled and slapped McGee's buttocks, and said to No. 34 on his back: "Rookie, you can come down!"

It was destined to be a game without suspense.

Ruan Erniu successfully ate McGee in a row after that, further expanding the score of the two teams.

At 50:65, the Hawks ended the first half with a 16-point lead.

Caron Butler and Antoine Jamison are among the few bright spots on the Wizards, but their performance on the defensive end can only be described as poor.

Nguyen Erniu was interviewed by reporters in the midfield, and he said with a smile: "Our advantage is obvious, but it doesn't mean that we can relax our guard. We almost lost to the Pacers on the road in our last game.

In this league, there are no absolute underdogs, and we have to maintain the offensive and defensive standards of the first half in the last two quarters!"

Erniu is just too cautious, and the Wizards don't have any chance at all.

The unprovoked Hawks exploded in the third quarter!

First of all, Mike Bibby showed the demeanor of a veteran, hitting three points in a row against Dee Brown, and with the help of Erniu's blocking, he continued to break through the interior to win.

Then, Ruan Erniu, Yu Sen, and Salmons also scored their own points, once again pulling the scores of the two teams apart.

Bibby shot 7-of-8 from the field in the quarter, including 1-of-2 from three-point range, and scored 15 points in the quarter, making him the Hawks' best player.

At 17:34, the Hawks took a 17-point lead again in the first quarter.

Before the game started in the final quarter, at 67:99, the Hawks had extended their lead to 32 points, which could basically declare the fourth quarter early into garbage time.

In the final quarter of the game, seeing that the score could not be recovered, both teams played more relaxed.

Ruan Erniu only played 2 minutes in the opening stage of the final quarter and went off to rest early.

87:123, an undoubted big win, the Hawks won 11 in a row and sent their opponents to three straight losses.

After the game, Ruan Erniu took the initiative to shake hands with McGee and said: "JAVA (that is, the abbreviation of Javier, also McGee's nickname), I am amazed by your talent, but if you want to survive in this league, you have to strengthen your low-level skills." ”

McGee said shyly, "I will, you let me know the gap!"

This big boy is still reliable when he is not distracted.

It's just that when he habitually wanders his mind, it's really speechless.

Youth is easy to age, and if you can't practice superstar-level skills at a young age, under normal circumstances, a player like McGee can only stand out from the crowd.

The Hawks took out the Wizards, and their next opponent was the Charlotte Bobcats.