Haha! Li Rong thought to myself that I was not scared!

There are many reasons why he is not afraid of Bao Wen using his "heavenly feet", the most important thing is...

He didn't jump much at all.

Learn about the floor flow.

But he had many ways to deal with Bao Wen, such as swaying an elbow when he was turning his back.

"Bang bang bang!"

The Spurs scored a goal from Duncan, and Li Rong turned around and continued to abuse the old Yin B at a high position, sat in three times, and turned over and shot.

The opportunity came! Bao Wen thought to himself that he had sensed the movement of his body's center of gravity. He knew that Li Rong was going to shoot, so he quickly took two small steps forward and poked his feet out at the same time.

Hum? It doesn't seem right?

Bao Wen felt that his legs were kicking something, and he didn't jump?

As soon as he realized, he felt like he had been hit by a blunt object on his head. In an instant, his consciousness was a little blurred, and he could only hear a sharp whistle from outside the sideline.

Bao Wen covered his head and fell to the ground. Li Rongze looked confused and hugged the ball and looked at the referee innocently.

"Man, you can't do this!" Holly stood up and stood up for Bowen.

"I did nothing?" Li Rong said imitating Bao Wen's move to spread his hands after every crime.

"Hmm?" Hawley was also a little confused. He didn't see the other party's active movement just now. The rookie's expression didn't seem to be lying. Is it really an accident?

I guess he doesn’t have the courage to provoke Bao Wen? After all, the reputation of “Heaven’s slap” is there. Isn’t this unhappy for himself?

The game has temporarily entered a timeout, and the two referees seem to have some dispute over the penalty, so they have to resolve it through replay.

The video shows that the moment Li Rongsuo turned around, the ball kept stopping in front of his chest. At the same time, his right elbow was indeed lifted, but this was just a normal ball protection movement, not out of line, and it was difficult to define whether it was a malicious elbow swing.

A dramatic scene came soon. The moment Li Rong turned around, Bao Wen suddenly moved forward two steps, and his legs stretched out were fully exposed.

But Li Rong's pivot was not off the ground at this time, and Bao Wen was tripped up and seemed to have not been taken away before hitting Li Rong's elbow.

“f**k布鲁斯!”

Che Tian's scolding sounded at the scene.

Who doesn’t know Bowen’s evil deeds in the past? Watching the video of this ball obviously wanted to maliciously step forward.

Minnesota finally produced a potential star, and Bowen wanted to use such despicable means to waste people. Fortunately, Li Rong was fine, otherwise radical fans would probably throw garbage into the stadium.

The two referees were in a dilemma. It would be difficult to convince everyone if Li Rong was malicious. Who told Bao Wen to find trouble for him? This must be a foul.

But Li Rong did give the other party a headshot. According to the rules, hitting the opponent's head would have to make a malicious foul. Moreover, Bao Wen was indeed ruthless. If he didn't make a blow, it would be difficult to explain the rules.

So the referee and the referee discussed with the return visit center and decided to make a judgment separately.

Bowen stretched out his legs first and called a first-degree malicious foul.

After Li Rong elbowed the headshot, it was difficult to determine whether it was malicious and gave a warning for technical fouls.

After hearing the penalty, the audience felt quite satisfied and their scolding gradually became lower.

Bowen was not happy anymore. After being helped by his teammates from the floor, he was still confused. This little bastard obviously had the plan first, and the referee was so partial. Instead, he gave himself a villain and chased the referee to start asking for an explanation.

The teammate next to him hurriedly stopped him and thought to himself that you should stop competing with the referee. They are all on the blacklist. The footrest was not something that blind people could tell that it was intentional. It would be nice to directly expel him without giving a second-level malicious foul.

"bobo" Vic on the sidelines was even more upset when he saw the penalty result. He rushed up and asked the referee's family to be the one who rushed forward. Fortunately, assistant coaches Buden Holzer and Brett Brown grabbed him in time, one left and one right.

Li Rong saw "bobo" Vicci's appearance and walked over to comfort him: "Coach, please calm down for the time being, and you will see a more annoyed scene in a while."

"You can fool the referee but you can't hide it from me," "bobo" Vicci said with a beard and glaring, "You little bastard!"

"Basketball won't lie." Li Rong shrugged and turned away.

"bobo" Vicci was speechless. Isn't this what he gave to Li Rong before the draft?

Technical foul free throws and malicious foul free throws cannot offset each other. Hawley took the free throw line instead of Bowen and hit the free throw.

Li Rong immediately made a malicious foul free throw, and the timer was re-dialed to 14 seconds, and the Timberwolves' sideline ball was shot.

Li Rong received the ball and continued to face Bowen at a high position. He held the ball and made a three-face threatening move, and used this to lower his voice and said, "Don't you want to take another elbow, do you?"

Bao Wen was furious when he heard this sentence. This bastard did it on purpose.

But the elbow just now really left a shadow on him, but his mouth was still very hard: "Come on, don't think about scoring easily."

Having said that, the movements on his hands were much cleaner, and he obviously felt a little afraid of Li Rong's iron elbow.

Li Rong took this opportunity to turn over and make a jump shot, helping the team get back the lead.

Then he clearly felt that Bowen was much more relaxed in his defense, and those small movements of touching the flesh and pinching the waist were gone, but they were just defending in a normal manner.

Li Rong took this opportunity to score three consecutive rounds, helping the team build the score advantage to more than 5 points again.

The Spurs requested a timeout.

"bobo" Vicci had a headache for Li Rong's offensive method. Bowen was still at a disadvantage in defending him. The reason why he could limit James in the finals was because James had not yet learned to attack with his back. If James had Li Rong's current back-on ability at that time, the Spurs would not have come so easily.

Bowen, who has the best one-on-one defense in the team, can't handle him, and even more, he will be even more disappointed when he gets on others.

The key is that you can't double-team him. The scene of the Spurs double-teaming Li Rong in the third quarter was still vivid in my mind after being hit by the Timberwolves.

This kind of player who can attack by himself and lead his teammates is the most terrifying. Instead of letting him revitalize everyone, it is better to limit his teammates and let him play by himself.

In fact, Li Rong's current independent offensive ability is not unsolvable. For example, when he met the Denver Nuggets last time, Li Rong was defended by Kenyon Martin and was denied.

He has to give a step or figure to defend, only players with sufficient defensive experience can do so.

The problem is that there are no such people in the Spurs, and there are not many such players in the entire league.

"bobo" Vicci waved his hand and sent Ginobili again.

There is no way. Since Li Rong can't be restricted on the defensive end, then fight for the offense.
Chapter completed!