There are many "Greens" in the NBA, there are provocative Dream Green, there are rockets' "Nine-Fingered God" Gerald Green, and the Raptors' "Emperor Ama" Danny Green.
The reason why he is called Huang Amma is because Danny Green has a poor shooting rate in recent years, loves to play iron, and is nicknamed "Zhang Tielin". But in today's Raptors game against the Magic, Zhang Tielin actually blossomed the iron tree! He killed the Magic with a bottom-line shot, helping the Raptors win 93-91 while scoring his 13th point of the game. After this victory, the Raptors' record also continues to rank first in the league.
Recalling the killer shot after the game, Tielin said: "I had planned that if the opponent chased me to the three-point line, I would break through him to a layup. However, when Lowry passed the ball to me, I found that there was no room for a breakthrough, and there was a good shooting opportunity. I shot decisively and the ball was lucky enough to go in. ”
In just a few words, he not only showed the comprehensiveness of his offensive means, the speed of the on-the-spot reaction, but finally modestly attributed success to good luck, further showing his low-key quality. Emperor Amma, you are really excellent.
Today the Raptors held the lead at most of the time, with the lead reaching 18 points at one point. Unexpectedly, the Magic first played a 10-0 attack wave in the second quarter, narrowing the point difference to single digits. Then in the middle of the third quarter, he won a small climax of 24:14 to reverse the score in one fell swoop.
In the fourth quarter, the scores alternated between the two sides, and with 8 seconds left before the game, the Raptors trailed by two points. The Magic's Fourniers received the ball at the top of the arc and Tielin defended him one-on-one. Fournier burst to the left, and with one acceleration he threw off Tielin, slamming his hands together to tie the score.
Tielin's poor defense this time made teammate Lowry can't bear to look at it. During the pause, he kept gesturing to Tie Lin, which meant: even if you foul him, you can't let him dunk so easily! Green later explained: "I just didn't want him to get three points at the time, and it was so close that I was easily broken." ”
The pause came back, leaving the Raptors with only two seconds left, and then there was the scene where the article began: Tielin received the ball on the bottom line, hit the ball against the two-man cover, and killed the Magic.
Interestingly, after Tielin's shot, before the ball was in the net, teammate Kawaii had already celebrated with open arms in advance, and the Raptors' official Twitter after the game also uploaded this photo with the caption: Kawaii already knows everything.