"Boom!"

Horne had another hot pot after completely copying Jefferson, and this time the atmosphere at the Hornets' home stadium came up, and the whole stadium cheered.

In a corner of the court, the two sisters Yunzhu and Yuntang couldn't help but jump together, Yuntang didn't look at Horn at home, but at this time they were also elated.

Horn grabbed the basketball and turned around and passed the ball to Paul, who suddenly had a subtle feeling when he took the ball. It would have been nice if Horn had this level at the beginning of the season, or in the first two seasons.

This feeling passed through Paul's heart for a moment, and it was sad and difficult to let go. Paul himself had already made plans to leave the team and leave the city. Although this team and the city have given them everything they have so far, they can't stay here if they have to move forward.

This is a vision for the future, but it is also a kind of abandonment of the past! Throwing away the past and forgetting the past is not also forgetting a piece of yourself?

A faint sadness flowed through Paul's heart, which made Paul unconsciously have an artist's tendency, when Williams chased him, Paul suddenly twisted his body to dribble under his crotch, and then immediately changed direction with one hand to bring Williams to the left, Williams chased after Paul but immediately turned his back and directly passed Williams.

Past Williams, Paul suddenly went straight to the Jazz's basket, Millsap pounced fiercely from behind, but Paul passed the ball elegantly in the air, and the basketball went directly to Horn behind him, Horn took the ball and picked the blue directly, and it was two points.

Horn gets another shield opportunity, and by the same time the New Orleans arena has completely exploded.

The team's continuous pursuit of points in one breath has shortened the score to 20; 16, the difference has been shortened to 4 points.

Old Sloan is already angry! The Jazz players didn't expect Horn to be so destructive.

Looking at the arena that was about to explode, Reggie Miller and Marv Albert looked at each other even more.

Before the game, the groom swore that Horne was going to be blown up and the Hornets were going to be finished, but does that seem like that now? Not at all, Horne blew up the audience, and the momentum of the Hornets suddenly changed.

Reggie Miller also said at this time: "Horn is such an amazing player, or maybe times have really changed. Only the fronts of the new era can keep up with the trend! ”

As Paul listened to the cheers of the audience, he raised his hands. This is my last time in New Orleans, and since it's my last time, let's be more brilliant.

The Hornets came out in a wave, and then Jefferson did another solo that didn't hit Horn's shield skills. Jefferson's back-to-back failures have made the Jazz somewhat abandon the idea of implementing interior singles, so that the Hornets can take a breather on the defensive end and let go on the offensive end.

In this way, the two teams actually played a tie, and the two teams played 54-52 at the end of the first half, and the Hornets also led by 2 points.

Such a result made the Jazz Sr. Sloan angry, leaving Reggie Miller and Marf Albert with nothing to say.

Horn dominated the first half, changing the game as soon as he came on and reinvigorating the team.

The Hornets were also excited when they returned to the locker room, and although the game was not yet won, the Hornets, who were already underdog, now had more opportunities.

The second half of the game began, and the Hornets came with excitement at this time.

But in the first round of the game, they were surprised! At this time, it was up to Williams to come up with the ball, without the intention of organizing, and came up directly with two consecutive big moves of horizontal ball pulling, directly facing Paul to play alone.

The proposition of who is the league's No. 1 point guard Paul or Williams has been discussed for a long time! Individually, both are excellent. But the two of them are two completely different types of point guards.

Williams is a system player, and Paul is a system player. What is a system player? That is, the coach has drawn the tactics, how we should play, what to do when encountering any situation, and the coach has talked about it, the player can reflect the coach's tactical will, and he can implement the coach's tactics well. If there is no coach's command and his teammates cooperate closely, he is a little at a loss, this is the system player.

If there is a system player, there is no system player! What is a non-system player, just like Little Black Bean Brooks, Mo Williams, the coach has designed tactics for him to follow the tactics, he is completely stupid, he can't play! On the other hand, if the coach doesn't say anything and comes up and lets him play at will, he can play very well, which is a non-system player, also called a-stirring stick. If this kind of player is strong enough to a certain extent, he is a super-stirring stick, such as the Thunder's Westbrook.

The last type of player is the most special, the player with his own system. This kind of player just gives him the ball and he can organize the team and form an attacking style with the player's personal style. This kind of player is the fewest and rarest in the league, and Paul, Nash, and LeBron James all belong to this kind of player.

Williams is a system player, Paul is a player with his own system, and he is better in terms of organization. The preference of the media and football critics for Paul has always made Williams a little unhappy, the team was overtaken in the first half, he had no chance to fight back, and now as soon as the second half came, he immediately broke the seal and went up to fight Paul.

As soon as Williams hits Paul, it's hard! This time it was the same, after a series of large shakings, he suddenly changed direction to the left, passed Paul half a body, and got up to shoot from a middle distance.

Williams is taller than Paul, with no loss of speed and skill, and he does have a slight advantage in attacking.

"Brush!"

Williams hit the first ball of the second half at once!

Williams started playing alone in the second half, and Paul responded with a shot in the Jazz half.

Paul's performance was good, but Williams came with the ball and unreasonably used the pick-and-roll to pull up outside the three-point line and hit another three-pointer.

At the beginning of the second half, Williams seemed to have installed a guidance device, and the outside shot was accurate.

This was a red flag, and Ball hurriedly asked Ariza to defend Williams and Paul to defend the others.

Bauer had woken up fast enough, but he was still slow. Although the Hornets played well in the next round, Williams faced Ariza and scored 2 points with a ** dribble behind the back.

At the beginning of the second half, Williams went crazy, and one man was three points and a breakthrough.

He started to go crazy like this, bringing the Jazz's outside line to life, and the Jazz's inside line began to have space. At the start of the second half, the Jazz began to gain the upper hand again.

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