Feeling the touch of his fingertips, Chi Liang couldn't help but smile. Under his influence, the trajectory of the basketball changed.

"Rebound!" The moment it landed, Chi Liang immediately reminded his teammates to protect the defensive rebounds.

I don’t know if it’s too nervous, but O’Neal didn’t get stuck at the first time and was seized by Pollard.

By the time O'Neal Jr. realized, Pollard had already grabbed the rebound and then jumped and smashed the ball into the basket.

At this moment, O'Neal little became the background board!

"Sorry!" O'Neal Jr. knew that he had made a mistake.

"It's okay, Jermaine, you're too nervous, don't let the off-court factors affect your condition! OK, it's time to serve!"

Chi Liang was not easy to blame O'Neal, so he patted his shoulder, hoping that he could adapt as soon as possible.

After serving again, Billups couldn't stand the entanglement of "white chocolate". He passed the ball to Chi Liang again. Webber immediately lifted it up. His knee bent, significantly strengthening the center of gravity to avoid repeating the same mistakes.

Feeling Weber's strengthening center of gravity, Chi Liang immediately moved his steps and took the opportunity to turn around. He raised the ball with both hands, bent his knees, and made a shooting posture.

Thinking Chi Liang was going to shoot, Webber subconsciously jumped up. At the moment he took off, Chi Liang easily passed him and rushed into the penalty area.

Pollard hurried forward to assist in defense. Chi Liang passed the ball to O'Neal Jr., but he was obviously out of shape and did not seize the opportunity. In the end, the basketball hit the front of the basket and bounced out.

Before Pollard, Chi Liang took the best position first, stuck the opponent behind, gently eased the ape's arm, and easily grabbed the offensive rebound.

At this moment, Webber also came and double-teamed Chi Liang with Pollard.

Under the double-team of the two, Chi Liang grabbed the basketball hard, and moved his right foot quickly with his left foot as the axis, thereby changing his body position, and there was a gap.

This time, he passed the ball to O'Neal Jr. again.

O'Neal was stunned for a moment, but it was actually fleeting. When he realized it, Pollard had already appeared in front of him and took the opportunity to complete the steal.

After a lot of competition, Webber grabbed the basketball and immediately passed the ball to Bai Chocolate. The latter advanced very quickly. He did not go to see his teammates, regardless of whether they followed or not, and rushed to the front court with the ball.

The Kings advanced very quickly and were not out of the team. However, the Nets' retreat was also not slow, which made the Kings not have the chance to make a fast break.

In this case, Bai Chocolate handed the ball to Webber, who had already landed at the high position. After receiving the ball, Webber did not rush to attack. While holding his back to Chi Liang, he observed the situation on the field.

Suddenly, Anderson ran out of the open position and stood outside the three-point line at the top of the arc. Without hesitation, Weber passed the ball to Anderson.

Kidders wanted to make up for the mistake, but he was still one step late, and Anderson had already shot the basketball.

Swish~

The basketball moves forward, bringing a touch of net flowers!

In the Nets' offense, Chi Liang raised the ball and used Chi Liang's pick-and-roll to get rid of the white chocolate and quickly hit the penalty area with the ball.

Weber had to switch defenses and blocked Billups in front of him. Billups did not stick to the ball and immediately passed the ball to Chi Liang outside the three-point line.

Faced with the white chocolate that was only 185 cm, Chi Liang jumped straight up. Even if the white chocolate tried his best to stop it, it was still difficult to put any restrictions on him.

Swish~

The basketball is hollowed into the net and tied the score again.

The Kings serve, and the white chocolate passes the ball to Anderson, and Anderson passes the ball to Webber, who is raised to the high position.

At the peak of his career, Weber has almost mastered all the internal and external attack methods. In the low post, his tough little hook can be used alone, and once the opponent doubles, he can also pass a pleasing pass. However, Weber in the high-level frame is undoubtedly the most terrifying. He can choose to jump shot with a straight arm, and he can also break through three steps and dunk into the basket. The style of the ball is very gorgeous.

At the moment of receiving the ball, Webber lifted the ball, regardless of whether it was confusing Chi Liang, and immediately broke into the penalty area and rushed towards the basket.

Although Chi Liang's reaction was fast, his defense was finally passive, and Weber squeezed half of his body. After rushing to the basket, Weber avoided Chi Liang's block and dunked under the basket.

Through a quick counterattack, Chi Liang broke through Weber instantly. After attracting the attention of Collis Williams, he immediately passed the ball to Newman, who scored the ball.

Soon, the Kings used Princeton tactics to continuously transfer basketball. In the end, Webber passed the ball to White Chocolate, who scored the ball.

The Kings play very smoothly. Every player can be the initiator or the finisher. Their cooperation is too subtle, people move, ball moves, and coordinates, making it difficult to defend.

Two minutes before the first quarter, both sides maintained excellent hits, but not long after, O'Neal Jr. made another mistake and was grabbed by Pollard again, and then used a second offense to make up the ball.

"Jermaine, if you can't grab the rebound, then stick around Pollard and let me grab the rebound!" Seeing such a scene, Chi Liang knew that O'Neal was obviously not in shape, so naturally he didn't expect him too much.

O'Neal did not speak, but nodded, and he was also very upset about his condition.

Then Chi Liang began to show his versatility, sometimes using offense to score the ball and sometimes assist his teammates. He is still the main force in fighting for rebounds and the team's defensive core.

For a moment, he seemed to be everywhere and completely dominated both offense and defense.

However, the Kings are not good at it. Their cooperation is tacit understanding. Weber is used as the starting point of the offensive to deliver shells to the entire team. Princeton's playing style is far beyond the ability of Chi Liang to stop it.

Although the Nets are active in defense, they are not able to get in touch and cooperate with each other. They are often easily tear open the defense by the Kings using the pass, which makes Nets players miserable.

However, since Divac has not played yet, this is not the peak king, which has also given the Nets a little advantage.

In the first quarter, both sides were completely offensive battles. Chi Liang and Weber continued to compete, but neither of them could limit the other side, but in general, Chi Liang still took a little advantage.

30:26

After the end of the first quarter, the Nets were temporarily leading the Kings by 4 points. Among them, Chi Liang scored 12 points, 10 rebounds and 3 assists, and scored a double-double in the first quarter.

Because O'Neal Jr. was pestering Pollard, most of the Nets' defensive rebounds were grabbed by Chi Liang, and he also beat Webber to grab three offensive rebounds.
Chapter completed!