readx; Jason Williams naturally knew that they were already secretly interested in themselves, but so what? No matter how much the opponent defends himself, he believes that his pass will definitely not be able to prevent the opponent. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 info It's his faith, an absolute faith. As someone who once regarded passing as an art, he still has that confidence.

Then there was a continuous low-handed dribble, a continuous change of direction, and suddenly I saw Jason change direction with a virtual shake, followed by a low-handed change of ball, and at the same time there was no slowdown in his footsteps, not only did he not slow down, but he also accelerated in the first time. Then there was no difficulty in giving Wade's defense, although Wade's ability on the defensive end is indeed very good, but in the face of Jason who has regained his confidence. It is obviously very difficult to completely defend Jason. Besides, people don't score in front of you, they just break through, so Wade was passed.

However, the latter did not give up at the first time, but followed Jason's footsteps to chase after the defense. Jason naturally sees Wade, who is a small step behind him, but he doesn't want to attack at all, so why be afraid of his pursuit? So thinking about it this way, he directly ignored Wade's pursuit, and then broke through to the inside without any hesitation.

After Jason broke through to the inside line, he faced Marion's defense, and in the face of Marion's defense, Jason's face remained unchanged and jumped high in front of him. Marion looked at Jason like this, thinking that the other party was going to make a layup or something in front of him, and his face turned gloomy. Is this kid ignoring his own defenses? At this moment, Marion concluded that the opponent was definitely here to challenge his defense. So he also jumped up directly with him, just waiting for Jason Williams' shot, as long as the other party dared to make a move, then he would give the other party a hot pot in the next moment.

It's just that he was in the air, but he didn't wait for Jason's shot, and in a moment he knew that he had been fooled. Damn whites, this damn whites. Thinking that he had been fooled, Marion cursed in his heart. Although he also knew that such a curse would not have any effect, but how many times did this make his heart feel a little more comfortable, and at the same time vent his anger a little. Then he turned his gaze to Jason's hand, and saw that there was still a ball in Jason's hand at this time.

Seeing this, Marion was completely sure that he had indeed been fooled, and then he slowly fell from the sky and heard a rumbling sound from behind him. After playing basketball for so long, he certainly knew what the voice behind him was. It was the sound of a dunk, and it was a slam dunk. Remembering Jason in front of him and the rumble behind him. In an instant, he knew that the pass of this ball was definitely from the hands of this kid, and he also knew about Jason's pass. It's just that that was a long time ago, and it's been a long time since I've seen this kind of delicate passing.

He knew that there would definitely be a replay on the big screen at the passing scene, so Marion didn't look at the players behind him at the first time after he landed. Instead, he turned his gaze to the big screen on the scene, anyway, he could see who the player behind him was wherever he looked, so it wasn't a look anywhere? And the big screen can also watch the whole process again, so if you want to choose, you naturally choose to watch the big screen.

I saw that the big screen was playing from Jason starting to dribble and prepare to break through Wade, and the constant dribbling and changing direction seemed to prove that the once popular Jason Williams is back again. Immediately after breaking through Wade, he broke through to the inside, and faced Marion's defense without any fear, and raised high in front of him. Immediately afterwards, Marion also jumped high for the first time. At the moment when Marion jumped, Jason directly ran the basketball that was originally in front of him towards the back, and instantly passed it to Asik behind Marion. Then a pair of hands snapped violently.

Seeing this, Marion still doesn't understand what this is all about. It's just that he didn't notice Jason's pass just now, he seems so incredible, and his attention has always been on this kid. This kid turned the ball from front of him to his back, and then passed the ball, such an obvious action is absolutely impossible for him not to notice, what is going on with all this? At this time, after watching the replay of the scene, Marion fell into contemplation for the first time, in his consciousness, such a thing is absolutely impossible. However, now it really happened in front of him, and he hadn't seen the opponent's pass clearly, which made him suddenly feel a sense of aggrieved and a sense of confusion.

Then Marion kept thinking about everything just now in the process of running to the front court, and then his eyes suddenly lit up, "I see, this kid is in such a hurry, he can catch me in such a short period of anger and distraction." I said, how could I not have noticed this kid's pass, it was all like this. He imagined it before and after, and did not miss a single detail, and finally he thought of the reason. That is, the moment I jumped up before, I was carried away by anger. At that moment, he was not in a normal state at all, and his mind was not in Jason's body at that moment.

And the other party was able to see through his heart in such a short time, which made him very shocked, thinking of this, and then took a deep look at Jason. At this time, he really believed that this Jason was the Jason who was once all the rage. He no longer doubted that.

Jason, who was returning to the defense, kept looking at his hands, replaying everything just now in his mind, and said in his heart, "Is my Jason Williams really back?" At least now that I'm back, I don't think about it so much, the only thing I have to keep now is to stay in the current state. The coach has so much faith in me and I can't let him down. Thinking about it this way, Jason's gaze became more and more determined.

Jason's pass can be said to be a pass to stop the bleeding, you must know that in just three minutes, the Cavaliers have been beaten into an 8-0 attack wave by the Heat, and this pass attack has undoubtedly successfully stopped this momentum. If this attack is not successful, then it will be a bad sign for the Cavaliers. Fortunately, in the end, Jason's pass did not disappoint the head coach and main players sitting on the sidelines. successfully withstood the opponent's ferocious momentum, and this pass will somewhat curb the opponent's momentum.

Next, Wade missed a three-point shot in a hurry, and the rebound was directly grabbed by Asik. This three-point shot was really too urgent, and Wade wanted to chase the difference back quickly, so he shot such a hurried three-pointer. His three-pointer wasn't that good, and he was so hasty, so he had to hit that three-pointer. The difficulty is obviously very great, and Wade is also very annoyed that he failed to hit this three-point shot, and shook his arm fiercely, indicating that he is also very dissatisfied. It's just that dissatisfaction is dissatisfaction, and he still has to return to defense when it's time to go back to defense, if he is beaten into a fast attack counterattack by the other party, then this will undoubtedly be a very big blow to the morale of the Heat.

After Asik grabbed the rebound, he passed the basketball in his hand to Jason in the first time. Jason immediately rushed towards the opponent's half as soon as he received the ball, and it was the fastest of those speeds. Although the speed of the opponent's return defense is already very fast. But in the face of Jason Williams' quick counter-attack, their pace still seemed somewhat slow. At the moment when Wade missed the three-point shot just now, he didn't choose to pass the ball in the first time, but chose to impact to grab the rebound. In this way, the rapid return defense is delayed.

So when Jason was rushing down the opponent's half, there were no defenders around him at all, and Asik's pass was so fast and accurate. So when Jason received this pass, he secretly said a good ball, and then went to the half-court fast attack non-stop. Wade and the others, who were in the back defense, saw this scene, and their hearts completely cooled, because they knew that this was an absolutely fast attack opportunity, and it was also the possibility of hitting 99.9 percent. But even so, they didn't choose to stop and not continue tracking.

Although they know what the ending is, they still have a fantasy in their hearts: if the opponent's hand is pumped, when the layup, the strength is too small or too large, or another mistake or something? If that's the case, they didn't catch up and let the opponent complete a secondary offensive layup? You must know that the possibility of this kind of thing happening is also very huge, so they don't have any hesitation in their hearts and chase directly after the figure in front, even if there is no possibility, they still have to catch up with the figure in front, and it is a little more possible to catch up. It's not a possibility.

Everyone knows this, and if they don't catch up, someone will still run over there. Somebody has to take a throw-in, right? So it can be said that they chase without chasing, and at least two people have to chase towards the figure in front. So they can also be said to be chasing without chasing, which is completely a kind of psychology that they don't want to chase but must catch up.

The final result was obvious, and Jason completed the fast break without any mistakes. However, he didn't choose to dunk, and for him, if he can solve it with a layup, he can solve it with a layup. The injury made him very uncomfortable, so this dunk would increase the chance of injury somewhat, so he directly chose a layup to end the offense, so that the point difference also came to nineteen points.