As the game time counts down, every attack becomes extremely precious.

Billups carefully combed and he quickly covered with Rasheed Wallace.

But the moment he finished covering and assaulted inside, giving the basketball to Rashid Wallace, Suhi pounced... Rasheed Wallace grabbed the basketball and just wanted to make a feint, but Suxi directly hugged the basketball, and Suxi pulled it out fiercely and snatched the basketball away.

Rasheed Wallace was so angry that he clapped his hands at the referee: Why didn't you give him a foul?

The referee decided it was a reasonable defensive intensity.

Moreover, Rashid Wallace did not fully control the basketball, which can only be counted as a steal, not a violation.

Suhi's prediction was accurate.

Suhi rushed forward with the ball and was blocked by Billups.

O'Neal Jr. quickly came over to cover, Suhi took advantage of the cover, rushed directly to the restricted area, he rushed to the basket, and was about to jump to the basket, Rasheed Wallace, who was holding his breath, flew over from behind and pulled Suhi down with the ball.

Suhi fell to the ground and fell hard.

At that moment, the whole stadium was booed.

The referee did not hesitate to blow the whistle and he gave Rasheed Wallace a second T, directly ejecting Rasheed Wallace from the game.

And after the penalty, he quickly pushed Rasheed Wallace out.

Little O'Neill and Foster had already rushed over with great momentum, and neither wanted this dangerous move to turn into an all-out martial arts.

The past feud between the Pacers and the Pistons is too intense, and any small storm could light the fuse.

Larry Brown was also quick to press for Rashid Wallace to come off.

He didn't want the two sides to fight, and he was worried that if the fight broke out again, the Wallace brothers would have to go to the hospital for a few more days. In this way, the Pacers can really lie down and win.

Suhi made two free throws again.

The turmoil was quelled after Rasheed Wallace quickly left the court, and Rashid was greeted by Pacers fans pouring popcorn and various beer, drinks, peanuts and melon seeds as he entered the tunnel.

He was embarrassed.

TNT plays it all out.

Kenny Smith criticized it as a barbarian act.

Charles Barkley didn't get used to him, and said bluntly: "Rasheed Wallace is a barbarian, and his action is likely to cause Jack's career to be reimbursed." You're also an NBA player, you've played in the professional league, if someone did that to you, would you still say that? ”

Kenny Smith was silenced.

Swish!

Swish!

Suhi scored two goals.

Got the ball again.

With Rasheed Wallace being fouled, the Pistons became passive.

And even more passively, Sushi raided the paint area and once again created a foul on the Turk Oku.

Oku's defensive prowess is clearly not on par with Rasheed Wallace.

"Is Susie the Sheep too many free throws?"

Kenny Smith said sourly.

Swish!

Suhey makes the first free throw.

Bang!

The second free throw is missed.

But the rebound was flicked out by Foster, Sushi caught the ball and threw it into the bottom corner, and Reggie Miller grabbed the basketball...... Swish!

Three-point hit.

In an instant, the Pistons trailed by 6 points.

They fall into complete passivity.

The battle was fleeting, and after Suxi came on the field, he directly rewrote the process. Straightening the precarious home stadium directly, Indiana is now in full swing.

Everyone is enjoying the thrill of coming down with the pistons.

Larry Brown asked for a timeout.

He was a conservative coach, but as time went into the countdown, he had to deploy aggressive tactics...... Although he has long been considered the league's least favorite head coach to throw three-pointers.

Pause back.

Oku shoots from beyond the three-point line... It was definitely a gamble in 2004. The center pulls out of the three-point line to make a move, which is simply against the rules.

Bang!

Basketball hits iron.

O'Neal Jr. jammed Ben Wallace and Sushi went inside to get the rebound.

Then, Suhey steadied his rhythm, and he no longer sought a quick fix.

He was consuming time under Billups, who couldn't form a real distraction. I could only watch Suhi squeeze in during the countdown phase, and when Oku came up to help defend him, Suhi passed the ball to Foster.

Foster dunked it.

With Rashid Wallace off the court, their pressure on the defensive end dropped dramatically.

Then, Billups forced a three-pointer under Suhey's winding defense and missed.

Mr. Key loses their last chance.

Although they then sent Sushi to the free-throw line, it didn't help.

Sushi made two free throws and two hits.

The Pistons missed a shot, Ben Wallace tried his best to dial the basketball to Hamilton, who ran beyond the three-point line and missed again.

Suhey got the rebound.

It doesn't make sense anymore.

They also don't foul anymore.

Suhi dribbled the ball across the halfcourt, put the basketball on the ground, and stepped on it with her feet.

Hands held high, the Conceco Arena roars with a tsunami: MVP! MVP！ MVP！

Suhi performed another miracle tonight, with 23 points, 10 assists, 7 rebounds, 4 steals and 1 block.

Most importantly, he led the team to defeat the Pistons.

Stepped up in the team's most dangerous moments, when the team was down by seven points and everyone thought the Pacers were going to lose. He stepped up and scored seven points in a row, followed by three more... The Pacers' next 15 points were all directed by him.

The pistons he hit didn't fight back.

Backbite!

The whistle blew.

Suhi kicked the basketball away like a kick to the Detroit Pistons.

Teammates poured up.

Surround Suhey, who is a superhero tonight, and he dominates everything.

Larry Bird was in tears in the office, and that was what he wanted.

Suhi's performance in the final moments of the night made him harden with excitement, he was so happy.

It's a feeling that's even cooler than what he does on the pitch himself.

Suhi was dug from Cleveland by himself, and he paid a great price for it.

At the time, a lot of people said that Cleveland had won.

But now, Cleveland is watching the game in front of the TV.

Suhi led the Pacers to the top spot in the regular season and now has her first win in the Eastern Conference finals.

LeBron James smashed his remote control him, and he was very angry, why was Susie the Sheep so lucky every time, obviously the Pacers were beaten to death, but before he could play, Rasheed Wallace sent a T, and then ate a malicious foul.

It's a gift from yourself.

Since James broke the remote control, even though he didn't want to see Suhey's smugness, the TV screen was still playing, regardless of whether he was sulking or not.

"Winning is what we should do. We're winning all the time, aren't we? Why are you asking such questions? ”

Suhi had a 'underwhelming' smile on her handsome face, and LeBron James was angry... Isn't this kid so arrogant that he is afraid of bringing bad teenagers? If everyone was like him, wouldn't the basketball court be chaotic?

"Did I get that many points in a row at the last minute? I didn't care about that, I never worried about my shots, and when I wanted to score, no one could stop me. ”

Suhee followed up with 'Stinky Fart'.

That's the style of his interviews.

However, there are still many female fans in front of the TV, and when they see Su Xi pretending to be forced, they can't stop trembling.

James was also shaking, not only was he shaking, but he also threw the pillow that was caught under his crotch so hard that he tried to block the TV picture.

But Suhi on TV laughed, as if mocking him for the futility of his efforts.

"If the Pistons can contain me, then what are they waiting for? When we are 3:0 ahead, will they direct a Jedi counterattack? Hahaha. Su Xi smiled and leaned back.

James finally couldn't resist walking over and turning off the TV.

And he turned off the TV, and Sushi also ended the interview.

Because the reporter asked him what he thought of Scarlett Johansson lifting the Rookie of the Year trophy.

"I don't answer," he said. ”

Then leaving the reporter's lens, he walked to the locker room.

Reporters ran to interview Carlisle, who was thrilled, saying, "Jack did what we wanted him to do, and he's a superstar." The pundits who say he can't do it or that can't do it should take a good look at Jack's last-minute dominance tonight. ”

"Listen, I'm not wrong, it's dominance!"

Carlisle was not shy about compliments.

"Jack is the judge, and when he rings the gavel, the game is decided." Reggie Miller praised Suhi in front of another shot.

There is a lot of unity within the Pacers, and no one denies that Suhi is the leader of the team.

Everyone loves Suxi, and everyone is a protector!

…

After the game, there was a rumor that Tony Barty was standing in front of the Pistons bus and that he was going to talk to Rasheed Wallace. But in the end, Rashid didn't get out of the car, and it was Billups who went down to negotiate with Tony Barty, knowing that he was emotional and reasonable.

Eventually, Tony Barty was persuaded to leave by on-site security personnel.

This vignette was only circulated in a few small media outlets and online, and was not covered by the mainstream sports media.

They all wrote big pictures of the Pacers' first game win, as well as analyzing the results and losses of this game.

Interestingly, in the post-game commentary, despite the Pacers' victory, there were more pundits who favored the Pistons to win.

They believe the Pacers have exhausted their benefits and that the first game has reached its limit. The Pistons were all out of profits, and the next thing was to rise.

There are three reasons: First, Sushi's fitness problems. The second Pacers couldn't beat the Pistons without Sushy playing, and O'Neal Jr. was still on the soft side. Thirdly, Sushi can't be as accurate and get as many free throws in every game as he was in the last minute of the first game, and Rasheed Wallace certainly won't get back-to-back fouls.

This coincides with Larry Brown's remarks in his post-match press conference.

Larry Brown is still personable and still has a winning stance.

He said to the camera: "It was an unexpected failure and we have nothing to sum up." ”

'We can't play every game as bad as we did at the last minute.

"This defeat is more important to us than it is to win. We have absorbed too many precious things from this defeat. ”

"I don't think Rashid was trying to hurt Sushi in the last moments, they didn't have a holiday, it was a normal defensive move, he just didn't catch up with Sue's pace. It's hard to avoid such a loss of control... After all, this is the most competitive league in the world. We're not playing women's basketball. ”

Larry Brown is also arrogant.

His attitude has caused Indiana boos, and although he led the Pacers to the Eastern Conference finals in the '90s, he has now lost everyone's respect.

Indiana is all criticizing his remarks.

And the Indiana media are demanding an additional ban on Rasheed Wallace.

Suhi's fans are also protesting Rasheed Wallace's brutal actions, demanding a fair ruling from the league.

…

Suhi watched the basketball review analysis on TV for a long time, and he felt inexplicable: Did we lose the game? Last night?

He asked Mike O'Connor suspiciously.

O'Connor said, "No, Jack, we won." Your sneaker sales numbers have skyrocketed this evening. ”

"Nike will be crediting the activated 10 million bonus to our account this Wednesday."

O'Connor continued: "I'm thinking now, if you win the MVP in the Finals, will Nike regret it? This is the highest endorsement fee they have ever paid in a single year. ”

"No, they'll cry and laugh." Suhi raised an eyebrow: "The one who can really cry is in Cleveland." ”

He's teasing.

O'Connor said, "By the way, Carlos and Capono arrived in Indiana tonight, and they're coming to cheer you on." ”

Akaab was Suhi's best friend with the Cavaliers.

But, to their senses, none of them had any intention of continuing their careers with the Cavaliers.

Despite the fact that both the Cleveland uniform team and LeBron James are very sincere, they want to keep Carlos Boozer. Boozer's style of play is a perfect match for James.

However, although Boozer's agent had verbally agreed. But Boozer has always had other ideas, and from the moment Sushi was traded, he didn't want to stay with the Cavaliers.

He's a second-round pick right now, and he can sign a multi-million dollar contract like Arenas. Why did he stay in Cleveland as the king's servant?

It's not just Boozer who is leaving Cleveland, Tinsley is also clamoring for a trade, and Stephen Jackson has long stated that he will not negotiate any contract extension with the Cavaliers.

If the two of them are gone, it will be equivalent to the Cavaliers trading Susie for a wave of air and draft picks.

Compared to Carlos Boozer, who doesn't want to stay with the Cavaliers, Jason Cappono is that the Cavaliers don't want to keep him, and after this year's draft, the Bobcats, who are new to the league, will get an intra-league draft. This means that each team has to come up with a few players for the Bobcats to choose from.

Capono has been confirmed to be on the list, and Charlotte has contacted him.

The tall three-point shooter is in demand everywhere.

Suhi was annoyed right now, he didn't know when Reggie Miller would let go.

No matter how you go, you can't do it.

If Reggie Miller's three-point ability is available, the Pacers' tactical space will take off. When the time comes, Larry Brown will still be pretending to be a fart.

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(End of chapter)