Perhaps the goal was too tyrannical, and the lifeless Philips Stadium regained its rightful life, with bursts of swearing and pollution coming to the supersonic players. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ

And the supersonics, who did not have fans present, were not to be outdone, and the white towels and cheers on the bench began their own counterattack!

Kenny Anderson and Joan Barry made a pick-and-roll from the perimeter, Lewis rushed near the free-throw line to make up for it, and Anderson turned and put the ball in Walker's hands again.

When the basketball arrived, Walker's body sank, without any extra movements, and his left elbow carried the chasing Ray Allen to force the cut. At this time, Ridno, who was out of position, also ran over to wrap up, and immediately put Walker in an extremely embarrassing situation. Fortunately, the experienced Anderson appeared in time, and Walker was relieved!

Kenny Anderson, the 91-year-old leader, was born in Queens, New York, grew up in Rock Park, the first point guard who could play a serious street ball style in the NBA arena, and the moment he received the ball, he began to break through to the basket with a cross step! Looking at Mourning with his feet rooted on the floor, Anderson, who was driving full power, closed his right hand, and gently padded his right hand on the floor, almost touching Mourning's body to the left side of the basket, and his right hand was gently thrown.

"Smack", Chamberlain's palm once again accurately covered the top of the basketball. The words with Mourning let Chamberlain know what to do and how to do it! When Anderson attacked this time, Chamberlain, who should have appeared in front of Anderson one step earlier than Mourning and let Mourning, who was in a more suitable position complete the final defense, chose to step back and chose himself to complete the final word!

After tacitly cooperating with Chamberlain's block, Mourning quickly shifted his position and appeared below the basketball blocked by Chamberlain. Fast break, holding the ball handed over by Mourning, Ridno got a good opportunity to show his skills, took a step in the free throw line, his body soared into the air, turned and dunked!

With consecutive blocks, Chamberlain blocked the Hawks' shots twice in a row, allowing the SuperSonics to take advantage of this shareholder wind and play a wave of super 12:2. forced the Eagles' new Mike Woodson to call out the first timeout of his coaching career!

Mike Woodson was selected by the Hawks from a crowd of contenders in large part because the Hawks' management was hoping that the defense he learned from Larry Brown would change the situation for the rebuilding Hawks. But after all, it is only a short time to take over the team, and there are no reliable defensive players in the team, which makes it difficult for Woodson to implement the basketball philosophy he understands in his coaching career!

Coming back from the timeout, Woodson's deployment made the Eagles' coordination even more messy. Kenny Anderson controlled the ball and reached the three-point line, and when Joan Barry cooperated, the two people who staggered past actually left the basketball on the floor and just bounced into Ridno's hand!

Kenny Anderson, who was blocked by Chamberlain and made a low-level mistake, had a fluctuating mentality, and when Ridno was about to organize a fast break, his palm sliced hard into Ridnor's hand that controlled the ball!

The referee signaled for a foul on Anderson and possession was handed to the SuperSonics. But Anderson didn't stop, full of anger, so that he harassed Ridno's possession from the supersonic half, and Ridno had no choice but to hand the ball to the Ray Allen organization!

Ray Allen is at the heart of the team, but he is by no means a lone player. Just after half-time, he passed the ball to Oxlade-Chamberlain, who shook off Al Harrington in the penalty area and ran out of position.

After all, it's not an orthodox point guard, and the time for two people to work together is too short. Ray Allen's pass didn't have much advance, and Oxlade-Chamberlain, who was used to catching the ball on the run, had to stop to catch the ball.

At Chamberlain's street time, Harrington's defense was in place, but he didn't have time to adjust his center of gravity in a bit of a hurry, and Chamberlain began to move with the ball.

Chamberlain's first swayed to the left, Harrington was barely able to keep up, the second pulled back and retreated he was a little powerless, and the third probed to the left, Harrington was already powerless. At this time, Chamberlain, who felt that the heat was about the same, suddenly turned around, stepped on the tip of his right foot on the floor, and his slender body jumped into the air. The addition of entertainment function made Chamberlain's shooting action very stretched, and the basketball slowly slid out from between his fingers, piercing the heart with one arrow.

The score is now 16-2, and in the first game of the new season, the Hawks are 14 points behind without five minutes on their home court.

How to defend his home turf, Anthony Walker broke out at the right time!

Walker has a terrifying skill at this time - Wave Throw!

How scary is this skill?

Just look at Mike Woodson's face to know.

Chamberlain added two more rebounds in the quarter, and the Hawks took another timeout!

Woodson, who had just coached, didn't have much authority, but after this timeout, Joan Barry broke out with two consecutive three-pointers, which was able to stabilize the situation on the court, and the two sides entered the second quarter at 34:15!

The second quarter began to be bench time, and the interior line composed of James, who should have been the main player, and Robert Swift, a rookie this year, made the Hawks' bench suffer the same as the main team, and Kevin Willis had a little accident when he was fighting for rebounds. With Willis' downplay, Mike Woodson, who couldn't help it, replaced the main team. The SuperSonics sat firmly on the Diaoyutai until three minutes into the second quarter, when Ray Allen and other main players stood up from the bench. At this time, the score on the court was 47:34, and the Hawks did not close to the point difference!

Enough rest time to make the supersonic feel burst, Ray Allen and Lewis hit three-pointers one after another, and the "three-point rain" that quietly blew up completely extinguished the counterattack of the Hawks, who were already sluggish, coupled with the suppression of the Hawks' interior line by Chamberlain and Mourning, the difference was widened to 21 points at the end of halftime.

After the third quarter of the game, the main force of the supersonic only played for one minute, and McMillan, who did not make evil, hastily replaced the substitute, and the long garbage time began!

At 104:95, Anthony Walker played the fourth quarter and scored 14 points, a team-high 34 points in the game, leading the Hawks to nearly close the hole.

But there was a lot of scolding in the audience!

In this game for the SuperSonics, Ray Allen scored a team-high 22 points and Lewis scored 17 points. Chamberlain's comprehensive data of 11 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 blocks ushered in another round of media hype!