Ariza only felt his head buzzing, and he couldn't even hear what Coach K was saying. This made him very anxious, and he kept saying to himself in his heart, this is my chance, this is my chance.

Ariza tried to calm himself down, but the more he did, the more nervous he became. Before he could ask what his mission was, he was pushed on.

The fans at the scene were also surprised to see that the team's staff were actually on the field. God, Ariza was actually used as a staff member guarding the water dispenser.

Anyway, he has been in the Knicks for a season, and now there is no one who knows him, and Ariza is even more nervous when he sees that he has not even applauded anyone on the court.

"Hey, isn't that guy Lamar's favorite rookie?"

Finally, a person uncovered Ariza's true face, and suddenly the scene fell into a noise.

Fans also recalled that it seemed that there was indeed such a god in the team.

The game restarted, the Knicks' offense.

Nelson dribbles forward and Tinsley comes forward to defend.

Nelson raised his left hand and swung it twice into a fist.

This is the Knicks' tactical code, and at this time Ariza should step forward to block and dismantle, but his mind is now chaotic and he can't react at all.

Ariza only remembered that Coach K told him to defend Stephen Jackson well, so he buried his head in fighting Stephen Jackson as soon as he got on the court.

Ariza was unmoved, and Nelson was also puzzled: didn't Coach K tell Trevor about it.

Anderson was also helpless for a while, and hurriedly stepped forward to make a block.

Nelson moved sideways with the ball and shook off the spot.

Seeing this, Stephen Jackson immediately ran over to help defend.

In this way, Ariza near the bottom left corner is completely empty.

Seeing that there was such a good opportunity, Nelson immediately passed the ball to Ariza's hand.

At this time, as long as Ariza shoots in the middle, I believe that there is a good chance of scoring two points, but he can't react at all, and his nervous mood almost swallows him, holding the ball and starting to be in a daze: What should I do?

"Tick!"

The referee's whistle blew and his finger was pointed at Ariza, who was on the offensive foul for 24 seconds.

"Holy!" Lamar was stunned.

At this time, if there is no agreement with Ariza, he wants to drag the rookie off the field now, and then immediately terminate the contract with him, what the fuck is this.

The fans at the scene also stopped, as the most loyal supporters of the Knicks, how could they tolerate such an unappetizing guy in their team.

One by one, the fans began to stand up, shouting for Coach K to change the guy who had tarnished the Knicks' jersey.

Coach K didn't have that many worries, and sent Prince directly and pressed Ariza back to the bench.

It wasn't until he sat back on the bench that Ariza realized what he had just done, and his bowels turned blue with remorse.

"What the hell are you bastards doing? Are you really a fucking basketball player? Damn! One of the most eye-catching things I've ever done in my life is to take a fancy to you in the draft and wishful thinking that you're going to be a good wing defender in the future!" Lamar sarcastically made Ariza's face turn ironic.

"I think Lamar is right, you're not a good guy for basketball! Maybe a Broadway clown actor, you're a good fit. Fortunately, it's not too late, maybe you can get a good spot now. Ewing was also extremely disappointed in Ariza, and after Lamar finished speaking, he ignored Ariza's iron-clad face and continued to sarcastically without hesitation.

At this time, Ariza's mind was finally completely clear, and he remembered what he had just done, and he immediately wanted to find a crack in the ground to get into.

Ariza held her head in her hands, her head bowed in frustration, and muttered to herself, "What's wrong with me? What the fuck is going on?"

Ariza blamed herself, but no one paid any attention to him at this time. In the eyes of the people, he is like a clown, and he is a clown who passes by in a hurry, coming and going faster.

Having been brought back to the bench after just half a minute on the pitch, a player like Ariza is simply not going to get noticed.

The only thing the fans want is for this guy to stop playing, lest he give Indianaes a joke.

Sure enough, as fans expected, until the end of the third quarter, Ariza didn't get even a second of playing time.

If Ariza was looking forward to waiting for his turn to play and make a big splash on the court, now he is thinking about how to get the game over as quickly as possible so that he doesn't have to sit on the bench and be embarrassed like he is now.

Without Ariza to add to the mess, the Knicks played a series of brilliant offenses in the final three minutes. After a 10-2 spurt, the Knicks' lead had extended to 21 points.

The break is over, the fourth quarter is about to begin, and the players on both sides are ready to play.

At this moment Lamar suddenly stood up, walked up to Ariza, and looked at him like a poor worm.

Ariza looked back at Lamar with a wary look.

In the third half minute of the third quarter, Ariza knew exactly how bad he was. Now anyone's eyes looked like they were laughing at him in his eyes.

"Say whatever you want! But where are my ten minutes? Do you dare to give me another chance?"

Ariza is now out of the box and doesn't care about anything. Anyway, things can't be worse than now, so love is what it is!

Of course, if there is another chance, Ariza doesn't care about being cheeky and fighting for it again, anyway, he has already lost face enough today.

"Good!" Lamar replied with a blank face.

"I just knew! what? Are you telling the truth?" Ariza was ready to sit on the bench and wait for the Knicks to sweep him out of the offseason.

Of course, before being fired by the Knicks, Ariza would definitely taunt Lamar well. He lost his adulthood, lost face, and became a clown in everyone's eyes.

But what about Lamar? What about the minutes he promised? Half a minute to TM! That also counts as playing time?

But Lamar's answer made him froze, and he looked at Lamar in disbelief: "Really?"

"I'm talking!The next thing is up to you, how much playing time you get depends on your performance, as long as Coach K is satisfied, I won't interfere!" Lamar gestured to Coach K after speaking, and stepped onto the field.

Coach K just shrugged his shoulders and acquiesced to Lamar's decision, the coach didn't mind giving Ariza a chance, and it was up to him to decide how long he could stay on the court anyway.

Besides, tonight's game is an inconsequential anomaly for the Knicks, and it's a practice anyway, so it doesn't matter if you add Ariza.

The only thing that upsets Coach K is that Lamar is still playing. With the playoffs approaching, Coach K naturally hopes that Lamar and other key players will get more time to rest. But now it seems that in order not to let the team's victory be ruined by Ariza, Lamar is going to go on the field to plug the hole.

What else can Coach K say, the only thing he expects now is that Ariza can be more self-aware and not lose face like he did in the third quarter.

But apparently Coach K underestimated the hardness of Ariza's cheek.

As soon as she got on the court, Ariza almost missed.

In the face of a very comfortable pass from Lamar, Ariza actually had an unstable reception. But fortunately, Lamar is not the only one who has a hole in the field at this time.

Anderson grabbed the ball quickly and then seized the opportunity to dunk and score, scoring and causing a foul on Foster, and hit a two-and-one.

The team would have been happy to score, but because of the addition of Ariza's shit-stirring stick in the process, Lamar was extremely dissatisfied: "Bastard, are your fingers all fucking made of steel bar? Can't you connect the ball? That's what you're trying to prove to me, how stupid you really are?"

Ariza knew that he had made another mistake just now, so he did not respond to Lamar's angry scolding, but chose to remain silent.

Ariza ran back with her head down, all she wanted was to prove herself and stay. It's just that as time goes by, this goal seems to be more difficult.

The Indiana Pacers' offense, the basketball was passed to Stephen Jackson immediately after halftime.

The Pacers aren't fools either, and they can see that Ariza is the Knicks' biggest hole. If the team wants to beat the Knicks to stabilize their eighth spot in the East, or go further, then they can only play Ariza.

"Hold him off! bastard! Are you all using your strength on a woman's belly? Hard! Damn! What the fuck are you doing?"

Lamar kept yelling at Ariza in a loud rage, but it didn't have much effect.

Although it can be seen that Ariza is really using all his skills, it is clear that his defensive style is not right at all.

After a while, Ariza was knocked to the basket by Stephen Jackson, and then Jackson put the ball in the basket with an easy half-turn.

"Shh

Naturally, the fans at the scene were extremely dissatisfied with Ariza's defense and began to let out bursts of boos. It's even louder than when I booed the Pacers players just now.

It can be seen how tired the fans are of Ariza's stupid performance.

Lamar's lungs are about to explode at this time, he is not afraid of an opponent like a wolf, he is afraid of a teammate like a pig! Ariza's current performance is even worse than a pig.

Lamar is now extremely incomprehensible, where is the cobra in his previous life? Lamar can't figure out why Ariza is so much worse than in his previous life, whether it is personality, temper or strength, is it because he lacks a few years of training? 2k reading web