With 38 seconds left before the game is over, even if the Kings delay time, the Nuggets still have a chance to attack.

Judging from time, Chi Liang retains the possibility of breaking records.

The Kings' offense, after halftime, Jason Williams dribbled the ball sideways, and after some time spent, he passed the ball to Divac.

After receiving the basketball, Divac used Sikma steps to quickly turn around, then raised his hands to aim at the basket.

Due to the height difference, McDace did not doubt that it had it and jumped up quickly.

After successfully clicking Mike Dyce, Divac took the ball and rushed to the basket.

At this time, Herrera launched a defense and came to Divac.

Divac chose to pass the ball, and finally scored by an open Pollard dunk.

This time the Kings spent 21 seconds on the offense.

Beep~

At this time, the Nuggets chose to pause and then replaced Van Exel and Stich with McDyce and Herrera.

At this time, the Nuggets still have a double-digit advantage, and the ball is in their hands. Even if the "McDy Moment" appears in the future, it will be useless.

It can be said that if this game is sure to win, the suspense lies in whether Chi Liang can break another record.

After the substitution, the Nuggets' height was significantly shorter. Except for Chi Liang, the rest were all defenders, with excellent shooting ability and running speed, and it was easier to run out of open spaces.

Seeing the Nuggets' lineup, Adelman felt nervous, and it was too late to replace him.

"Stop him and don't let him catch the ball!"

Even if Adelman doesn't say it, the Kings players know how to do it.

Due to the limitations of the rules, they cannot double-team players without the ball, but it does not mean that they have no choice. Except for Fang Debroke, the other four people always stared at Chi Liang and tried to block the opponent's pass.

During the serving stage, Billups held the basketball, and his eyes were mainly focused on Chi Liang, but he did not find a chance to pass the ball.

Chi Liang started running and sought cover for teammates. Unfortunately, the Kings players watched too tightly and did not have a chance to run for a while.

Without any help, Billups passed the ball to Van Exel.

Before he could make any moves, he was hugged tightly by Jason Williams. As long as the opponent's free throw was over, they could control the ball and delay time reasonably.

Swish~

The first ball, the ball enters.

Bang~

In the second goal, Van Exel deliberately aimed at the rebound. Unfortunately, the Kings obviously expected this possibility. Fang Debroke insisted on pestering Chi Liang and prevented him from getting stuck easily. Divac was even stuck on the other side.

Even though the basketball bounced towards this side, Chi Liang couldn't jump up at all with the flow of the two. He could only watch Divac relied on his height and wingspan to grab the rebound.

Without hesitation, Chi Liang hugged Divac and sent him to the free throw line.

Under the referee's instructions, Divac stood on the free throw line.

Swish~

Bang~

With two free throws, his second free throw was also deliberately missed.

The Kings have a height advantage, and as long as they grab the rebound, they can continue to spend some time, even until the end of the game.

No surprise, Pollard grabbed the offensive rebound, but at the moment he landed, Van Exel made a steal and racquetted the racket.

During a chaos, Alexander grabbed the basketball. He did not give the Kings a chance to commit a foul and immediately passed the ball out.

At this moment, the Nuggets team ran wildly, and their speed was very fast. Even if Divac and Pollard tried their best, they could only eat dust from behind.

For a time, the frontcourt formed a five-for-three pattern.

At this time, Jason Williams wanted to foul Billups who held the ball.

Unfortunately, before he arrived, Billups immediately passed the ball.

With the advantage of numbers, it is difficult for the Kings to foul the ball holder.

At the critical moment, Wahad was anxious and wanted to foul the non-ball holder. Even if he was fined and threw it, it was undoubtedly safer.

Before Wahad could foul, Chi Liang used his teammates' cover to finally hit the basketball. He did not stick to the ball, but threw his right hand and passed the ball out again.

Near the free throw line, Van Exel received the basketball and immediately jumped to shoot.

At this moment, many fans stood up and stared at the flying orange basketball without blinking.

Swish~

Under everyone's gaze, the basketball hit the basket, then bounced high, and after spinning it on the basket for two rounds, he fell into the basket unwillingly.

The 30th assist!

On December 30, 1990, in the Orlando Magic's game against Denver Nuggets, the Magic's Scott Skeles scored 30 assists and set a single assist record.

Because it was not far away, all the Nuggets fans remembered that game, because for the Nuggets, they were nailed to the pillar of shame.

Now, Chi Liang's single assist was on par with Scott Skeles, so they were naturally happy and cheering Chi Liang's name.

Wow~

For a moment, Pepsi Center was filled with fanatical cheers.

After this goal was entered, there were still the last four seconds left before the game ended.

The Nuggets also want to implement foul tactics and hope that Chi Liang can enjoy this record exclusively. Unfortunately, the Kings are not good at it. After receiving the basketball, Jason Williams threw the ball hard towards the frontcourt.

Beep~

Before the basketball landed, the beeping sound of the game ended.

125:112

After the game, the best of the game was awarded to Chi Liang. He played for a total of 38 minutes, without making a single shot, and got 30 assists and 20 rebounds!

Due to the Weird 3020 data and two records, for both sides of the game, this game is destined to be permanently recorded in history.

Of course, for the Kings, this is not an honor, but has been nailed to the pillar of shame.

After the game, the league's official TV station repeatedly played the message on all channels, and also previewed the replay time of the game.

“Fuck!”

After watching the game, David Stern slapped his desk hard and felt extremely angry at the Kings' "unawareness of politeness".

After Chi Liang broke the rookie's single-game assist record, Stern didn't think much about another record. After all, there was not much time left, and it was too difficult to exceed 30 assists.

As a result, under the obstruction of the Kings, Chi Liang suddenly made the assists 30 times. Seeing that he still had a chance to enjoy the record, he was destroyed by the Kings again.

If Chi Liang enjoys two major records exclusively, the shock will undoubtedly be greater and will be more beneficial to the alliance's publicity.

Now, I broke one record and shared another record with Scott Skeles, and my influence naturally decreased a lot.
Chapter completed!