DeRozan played a deadly game again, and the Lakers' heart was like a pinprick!
I am now more and more confused, what did the Lakers think at that time? With such a good DeRozan, don't you have to get a Westbrook? Can you imagine if the Lakers are James + DeRozan this season, is there still suspense for the championship? DeRozan was said to have been infinitely close to the Lakers at the time, but the Lakers only made an insulting offer of 5.9 million. I don't know if this news is true or not.
After the last 3-point whistle to kill the Pacers, today against the Wizards, the Bulls and their opponents played the final moment of life and death. Kuzma closed his throat with a sword from outside the three-point line and completed the kill, leaving only 3.3 seconds for the Bulls. It has to be said that Kuzma's quasi-triple-double is quite perfect, and even James thinks that the Bulls are hopeless to turn over and began to praise Kuzma on social media.
But soon James had to send another social media message praising DeRozan's perfect kill. 3.3 seconds is enough for DeRozan to do a lot of things. He receives the ball outside the bottom three-point line, then fakes a point to fly to the first defender, and he even has time to look down at the three-point line, and then force a three-point whistle hit on the head of the second defender! 120-119！ DeRozan once again killed the game.
DeRozan has once again completed the slaying! Back-to-back completion of the 3-point whistle,D. DeRo favors being the only player in NBA history who can do it. Well, writing this I would like to complain about the Management of the Lakers. But it wasn't lakers management who lay guns today, but Durant. I don't know if the Bulls' acting head coach did it on purpose, after all, the Nets are one of the Bulls' biggest rivals in the East.
Speaking in an interview after the game, Acting Bulls coach Chris Fleming said of Demar DeRozan's kill: "It's unbelievable that DeMar hit the kill again. It's funny, I've always said that DeRozan's three-point ability is better than people's impressions, but the strange thing is that his toes always step on the (three-point) line. For the last three seconds, everyone was focused on him. He also had the heart to look down to see if he had stepped on the line and then shot the shot. Unbelievable ball. ”
Well, Fleming! DeRozan is magical enough, great enough, you can praise him, but you specifically explain that "his toes always step on the (three-point) line" What is this 1 point? Are you really a Kwadrozan, or are you connotating Durant? I remember a grassroots commentator once ridiculed Durant: Kill becomes flat, 0 out of 6 in overtime! Could it be that Fleming also watched him live?
In fact, when DeRozan was interviewed after the game, he also mentioned the point of pressing the line. DeRozan said of his last three-point kill: "It's just a habit of mine... My fake movements are just to recharge my strength and give my legs enough strength to jump out of the hand... After that I just wanted to make sure both feet were just outside the three-point line and then give us a chance to win. ”