: 47: The embarrassing Jim O'Brien

　　Roy Hibbert covered his head with both hands, very upset. Because this is already his second foul in the first quarter.
　　 Conventionally, in order to control the number of fouls, the head coach will replace a player after two fouls in the first quarter to prevent players from getting into foul trouble. For center players who need to guard the basket, special attention must be paid to fouls.
　　 Therefore, while Link was on the free throw line, Roy Hibbert was replaced by Jim O'Brien. This guy dubbed "Black Yao Ming" by the fans has been playing well in the half of the game, but he didn't expect that he would end up because of a "insignificant" draft pick.
　　 Paul George sitting on the bench really didn't know whether to cry or laugh, on the one hand he was pleasantly surprised by Link's performance. But on the other hand, it was his own team that lost points. However, George can confirm that Hibbert will not be the last player to suffer from Link.
　　 Seeing Link successfully layup on Hibbert's head, causing a foul forcefully, the laughter in the stands stopped.
　　 This guy who forgot to take off his training suit when he went on the field and looked like the "fighting scum" was more wild and dangerous than everyone expected.
　　 "Damn the draft!" Pacers coach Jim O'Brien yelled, and let the old white center Jeff Foster replace Hibbert.
　　 At the end of 2010, both Yao Ming and O'Neal were far away from the game. Both of these great behemoths withdrew from the battle early due to injuries. The disappearance of the two of them also means that the last twilight period of the center has passed. The old and glorious position of center is about to usher in a long dark period.
　　In this period, the number of center players has dropped sharply, and outstanding centers are among the best. Therefore, the kind of thing that a team reserves several outstanding centers will no longer happen. Now this league, a team has a usable center, thank God.
　　 Therefore, after Hibbert got off the field, the Pacers' inside gate disappeared instantly. Although Foster, who played as a substitute for Hibbert, has rich experience, after all, he is too old to run or jump high, and his height and wingspan are not as high as Hibbert. Next, the Pacers' frame protection efficiency is definitely much lower than just before.
　　 In other words, the Grizzlies offense will be easier from now on. And all of this, thanks to the brave Link.
　　 A simple three-pointer at a time, but it is very likely to change the trend of the game!
　　 "Unexpectedly, Link actually completed such a beautiful offense." Webber still can't believe his eyes. Link's calmness when avoiding blocks in the air is in stark contrast to the tension before going on the court.
　　 "Lin Keben is a solid scorer, otherwise he wouldn't be able to score 52 points in a single game in the Development League. But I didn't expect this guy to bring that calmness to the NBA."
　　 Van Gundy got serious, he no longer looked at Link with worldly eyes. As the coach of Yao Ming, Van Gundy may be the commentator who knows Asian players best. It may be difficult for most of these players to survive in the NBA, but there are always one or two magical guys who can rule the arena!
　　 stood on the free throw line, Pacers fans tried their best to boo. If you hear such a boo, your legs will start to tremble.
　　 But for Link, these boos didn't affect his feel in the least. On the free throw line, Link made a soft shot. During this period, Grant Hill still made more than 80% free throw attempts. Although not as perverted as those who make 90% of their free throws, they are pretty stable.
　　 made an additional penalty and hit three points successfully. The appearance of Link helped the Grizzlies narrow the point difference to only 5 points.
　　 Sam Young clenched his fists, the better Link performed, the more pressure he was. Although he and Link are teammates, he still unkindly prays to Link not to have any outstanding performances. If he makes a mistake or gets blown by Granger, that's even better.
　　 It seems that Sam Young knows better than George the truth about acquaintances.
　　 But unfortunately, Sam Young's hopes fell through. Because in this round of defense, Link successfully intercepted the Pacers' pass!
　　 The Pacers’ master is Darren Collison from UCLA. As a star point guard in college, Collison has always been known for his scoring ability.
　　 Although he is the number one position, his passing and organization skills are not as good as those of his school teammate Zhu Holledi. This season, Collison averaged 5.1 assists per game, but even made 2.5 turnovers. In the same period, Holiday also averaged 2.5 turnovers per game and 1.4 assists more than Collison.
　　 This time, Collison's pass was a bit too casual. His habit of not being cautious in passing the ball is not like a point guard at all.
　　 Collison thought that as long as he handed the ball to Granger, his work would be finished perfectly. But in the NBA, it's easy to pass the ball casually.
　　 Link, who has the old ball ruffian experience of Grant Hill, can easily determine Collison's passing route, and because Collison's passing is too random, the ball is not fast.
　　 So Link took a step on the ground just right, then straightened his arm. Granger is ready to catch the ball, but Link's palm is the first to lie between the basketball and Granger.
　　 Link moved forward after stealing, and the Grizzlies, a matchup that has always been based on positional offenses, had a rare fast break!
　　 Of course, with Link's current athletic ability, he can't stage a dunk dunk scene. In the fast break, Link relies more on his body rather than his overall view.
　　 After running across the midfield line, Link hit the ball vigorously on the ground before he was caught up by Granger.
　　 The basketball hit the ground and then bounced fiercely, unbiased, and just fell into the hands of O.J. Mayo that was inserted.
"A long pass! God, is this guy teaching Darren Collison what a real pass is!?" Webber opened his mouth. He had been with Mike Bibby and William "White Chocolate". A good point guard like James has worked together.
　　 He knows very well that this kind of long-distance hitting pass is very difficult to grasp. Even a pure point guard wouldn't dare to pass that easily.
　　 But as a quasi forward with a height of 2.03 meters, Link did not hesitate to send such a wonderful pass. The most important thing is that the accuracy of the ball pass is very accurate. When Link passes the ball, Mayo is not in the receiving position.
　　 But he predicted it in advance, and his teammates can definitely get there.
　　 Mayo dunks with both hands after receiving a basketball. This is the first time today that the Conseco Arena became silent.
　　 Although Mayo ended the offense, the live camera gave Link a close-up.
　　 I saw Randolph excitedly rushed up and touched Link's head. In the United States, touching someone's head doesn't mean disrespect, but an intimate action between good friends.
　　 In addition to Randolph, the Grizzlies bench is also jubilant. Except for Sam Young and Guy, almost everyone waved a towel for Link.
　　 When Link played NBA2K games before, he assisted his teammates after steals to score, which was the highest increase in the evaluation of his teammates. It now appears that it is true.
　　 But Link quickly broke free from the arms of the "Big Black Bear". It's not that he hates Randolph, but that he is afraid that his hair will become like a famous Argentine basketball player...
"3 points, the gap between the two sides is only 3 points! A few rounds ago, the Pacers had the opportunity to widen the point difference to double digits. But now, the Grizzlies have the opportunity to equalize the score. And this is the only one. The difference is that the Grizzlies replaced Link!"
　　 Van Gundy has become half a Link fan at this time. He can see that Link is a very good player.
　　 "The Pacers tried to attack again. I don't know if Granger can break the magical halo of Chinese No. 0 this time."
　　 Of course Granger wanted to break the halo. Rudy Gay was taken by him, but in the end he lost to a draft pick. Where is such a thing?
　　 This time, Collison's passing was much more cautious. Link didn't rush to rob. He knew very well that there was no difference between robbing and gambling. If you grab it, you will earn it, but if you can't grab it, you will be overtaken by others.
　　 Granger finally got the basketball as he wished, but he didn't realize that Link put a hand behind him when he received the ball and then made a gesture.
　　 After Randolph saw Link's gesture, he immediately understood. This guy is a thief!
　　 Link's position is leaning to Granger's right, his arms are open, confident.
　　 Granger dribbled the ball alternately with left and right hands, motioning for his teammates to pull away. After the space appeared, Granger suddenly accelerated to Link's left!
　　 Link has to admit that the gap between NBA-level players, athletic ability and league development is really too big. Granger is also a 2.03 meter big, but he runs like a defender in the development league.
　　 Link couldn't keep up with him, but he tried to stay by his side and continued to force him to go to the left.
　　 "Don't waste your effort!" Granger yelled, taking two steps to dunk. He still doesn't believe that he will even lose a draft pick.
　　 However, just as Granger's arm was about to exert its strength, a huge black shadow suddenly jumped out, UU reading www.uukanshu. Com fanned the basketball in Granger's hand.
　　 "Boom!" Granger even felt the wooden floor tremble when the huge black shadow landed.
　　 looked up, it was no one else who blocked Granger, it was Zach Randolph!
　　 Don't look at Randolph getting fat and playing the fourth position, but as long as there is a chance, this guy will not miss! Caps are not Randolph's specialty, but Randolph is also willing to laugh at the caps delivered to the door.
　　 "Defensive trap, Daniel Granger fell into the Grizzlies defensive trap. Link is very smart, he deliberately let Granger go to the left because he knows Randolph will help him solve everything."
　　 While Granger was still in a daze, Conley had already picked up the blocked basketball and started advancing.
　　 Everyone thought he would break through the basket on his own, but they didn’t know that Conley had just ran to the three-point line and scored the ball to the right corner. Only then did people discover that Link had quietly laid ambush. Granger, who defended Link, had just crossed the midfield line at this time.
　　 "A chance to shoot a three-pointer. The Grizzlies have not scored a three-pointer until today. Can Link help the team to open the scoring!?"
　　 As soon as Van Gundy's voice fell, the basketball fell into the net. For Link, the open three-pointer is as easy as playing a shooting machine.
　　 Link raised his right hand after the goal, compared three fingers, and patted No. 0 on the chest.
　　 At the same time, the referee's whistle sounded. The Pacers were equalized and Jim O'Brien had to stop the game.
　　 Just don’t know, Jim O’Brien can’t remember what he said before the game.
　　 "The Chinese will not have any influence on the game."