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Chapter 118 Recording Night (Additional update by Qinglianjun)

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    "Haha! That guy Frank is so great! He really makes us New Yorkers look bad!" Ewing was already laughing from ear to ear in the commentary box. He was so depressed that he no longer cared about his image as a celebrity.  What's more, he was always straightforward.

    "Yes, Frank's outburst made the Nuggets' head coach Mike unable to sit still. It looks like he is going to be the main force. The suspense of this game is back again!" Jones also said excitedly.  It¡¯s also a commentary game that finally doesn¡¯t have to be picky.

    "Andre, Melo, Nene, you three come on and get the situation under control." D'Antoni had no choice but to replace the three starters with relatively better physical fitness on the field. He didn't want to be in the gutter again.  Capsize.

    Anthony was overjoyed when he heard this. He originally thought that there was no hope of breaking the record in this game, but unexpectedly the sudden appearance of the Knicks made things turn around.

    The Knicks came back from the timeout and asked Williams to play point guard. They also used their main players in other positions. It seemed that they were preparing for a last ditch effort.

    The Nuggets' offense started as soon as they came on the field. The four starters, plus Mutombo, cooperated with each other tacitly, and the Nuggets' offense suddenly became smooth.

    Facing Anderson's defense, Anthony made a sudden counter-run after wandering around the baseline, leaving the latter behind in one fell swoop.

    Miller, who was holding the ball at the top of the circle, was always observing the movement of his teammates, and immediately passed the ball after seeing Anthony coming out of the pocket.

    Anthony caught the ball steadily, then turned around and made a very decisive jump shot.

    When Anderson pounced, Anthony had already jumped up. He didn't even have time to make defensive moves and could only look up helplessly.

    Anthony¡¯s light posture, after shooting, he still maintains his shooting motion and falls to the ground, his eyes always looking at the direction of the ball.

    "Whoops!"

    With a crisp sound, the ball fell steadily into the net bag.

    "yeah!¡­¡­"

    There was a burst of cheers from the Nuggets bench. Both White and Korver picked up towels and waved them vigorously to cheer for the team boss.

    "Shh!"

    Correspondingly, the home fans who were still in the stadium booed Anthony.

    Anthony just grinned at his performance on the sidelines and didn't show much. The pressure exerted by the packed arena had little impact on him, let alone these people in front of him.

    Looking back, the Knicks' offense may have been inspired by the coach. They took the initiative to design complex continuous pick-and-roll tactics for Williams. Bell, who was guarding Williams, bypassed the first pick-and-roll and was beaten by the second one.  After blocking the pick-and-roll and switching defenses, Williams fulfilled his mission and hit a big two-pointer from the three-point line, continuing his hot streak.

    Anthony saw Williams continue to hit shots, with a hint of fighting spirit in his eyes. This is what he wants, to be motivated by challenges.

    In the next few rounds, Anthony often hit shots at critical moments, keeping the Nuggets in the lead. However, Williams was also impressive enough. He didn't have any stage fright. He made layups from mid-range and scored a score.  Three points, while raising the personal score to 15 points, also kept the point difference firmly within ten points.

    "The game is getting more and more exciting." Jones watched Anthony and Williams compete on the court. Although they were not in the same position, there was no doubt about the excitement of the game. The fans were watching the game intently.  That says it all.

    "Mello's scoring ability is really stable. It's a pity that Frank's magical performance makes the Knicks feel like they are still short of breath." Ewing said with some regret. The two sides have been scoring points, although the point difference has not been widened.  , but the game time is also passing away bit by bit. If this stalemate continues, the Knicks may have no hope of making a comeback.

    ¡°Now the two sides are in a stalemate, it depends on who can break the deadlock first.¡± Jones continued to mobilize the emotions of the audience.

    Maybe it was because Williams was in too hot a state, but Bell was very defensive, but he was still able to force a shot, and more than once, as if God was really standing behind him.

    Slowly, Bell's mood changed subtly. Now facing the pick-and-roll, he could have gone around it, but somehow he bumped directly into Van Horn. Because of this, Williams got the  An easy shot, an open three-pointer and a solid hit.

    89:75, with about 4 minutes left in the game, the KnicksThe ball then hit the ground and quickly ran towards the front court.

    Anthony!

    He had already guessed that Bell would rise to the challenge, otherwise how could he fit in with the image of Kobe Bryant who dared to choke Kobe in history, so he had been waiting for the opportunity.

    As a result, he guessed correctly!

    No Knicks player reacted at all, and Anthony hit the frontcourt with a killer shot.

    When he was still more than one meter away from the basket, he jumped up, pulled the ball high behind his head with his right hand, and made the last classic dunk action that he had never tried before.

    ¡°Bang!¡±

    Anthony scored his 55th point with a tomahawk dunk, tying the Madison away scoring record set by Michael Jordan in 1995!  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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