Champion Creed Chapter 929: 306: You really have no patience, it's just 2 m

Chapter 929: 306: You really have no patience, it’s just 2 minutes (seeking monthly tickets!)_3

Of course, don’t forget perseverance, composure, and determination.

Go for it, for Detroit!”

“For Detroit!”

The Pistons players energetically took to the court to warm up, while the Hawks players were still in the locker room making final preparations.

They just sat in the locker room, able to feel the heat wave coming from the court. This scorching ho court would inject energy into the Pistons players.

This reminded all the Hawks players that tonight, like the previous six gas, would be a fierce battle to the death.

Paul Pierce felt fortunate, fortunate that the year he got stabbed 13 tis, he didn’t have to face these Pistons, or he might have more than one hole leaking stuff.

But was Pierce afraid? No, he dread of taking down these Pistons idiots!

When the staff reminded them they could take the court, Roger stood up.

He didn’t give an impassioned speech like Big Ben, just clapped his hands, was the first to turn and leave the locker room, and shouted: “follow !”

Just with this simple sentence, Roger could reassure the entire Hawks team.

Even before both teams got on the court, you could feel a fierce sense of rivalry.

Everyone was serious and unsmiling.

With the series so far, every ga has been a crucial battle for both teams.

Given how close every ga has been, no one can predict the final outco of the ga.

Therefore, the safest thing to do is to forget what ga it is and just focus on winning this one.

Roger looked at the frenzied Palace of Auburn Hills, jumping up twice on the spot.

Winning the third consecutive championship is always the hardest, and the Detroit Pistons were indeed the strongest Eastern Conference opponent Roger had encountered since Jordan.

But precisely because of this, victory is more valuable.

If you artificially make the ga easier, does victory still have value?

In the midst of roaring cheers, one person’s voice interrupted Roger’s thoughts: “Hey Roger, which was your most heartbreaking defeat? Was it the 1994 finals where you were helpless against Dream? Or was it the 1999 Eastern Conference finals when you were isolated against the Heat? No matter which one, after tonight, your most heartbreaking defeat will be renewed!”

“Not bad, Ron, nicely said. After punching you twice last ti, I knew your brain hadn’t flooded, that you could barely think and speak like a normal person. Today’s fact proved my point.” Roger viciously responded.

But Artest wasn’t angry: “Heh heh, insult all you want Roger, just rember what I said!”

The referee starts the ga, and Ben Wallace wins the jump ball for the Pistons.

The Pistons’ first offense failed because the Hawks also raised their defensive intensity to the maximum.

Hamilton was completely out of rhythm due to Michael Reed’s aggressive pursuit, causing his catch-and-shoot to feel off, and the basketball bricked.

However, the Pistons fans weren’t flustered. Although the Pistons’ offense wasn’t as non-existent as the Nets and 76ers, offense indeed wasn’t the key to their victories.

As long as they stabilize their defense, the Pistons still have a chance to win.

The ga continued, and in the first round, the Hawks targeted Roger on offense.

And Roger quickly felt the changes in Artest’s defense.

Artest has always been a highly aggressive periter stopper, and in the No Handcheck era, his defensive actions could get him fouled out in a half.

This is why Artest’s defense wasn’t as dominant post-No Handcheck era.

As soone who had faced both pri Pippen and pri Artest, Roger believed that in terms of defensive aggressiveness alone, Artest was even more terrifying than pri Scottie Pippen.

But no matter how aggressive before, Artest would pay attention to the opponent’s breakthroughs and wouldn’t be so aggressive in pressing.

But today, Artest completely disregarded what was behind him and stuck to Roger desperately, giving him no space to shoot, dribble, or pass.

Roger struggled to post up against Artest, but Artest’s strong physique still made it tough for Roger to handle.

Finally, finding a gap when Artest shifted his balance, Roger reverse pivoted and got past the overly aggressive Pistons blocker.

But as Roger prepared to shoot, he saw Big Ben imdiately step up to help, completely sealing off his shooting space.

As a big man, Big Ben helped defend down to a step inside the three-point line this play!

Artest and Ben Wallace, these two DPOY-level players tead up for an airtight encirclent on Roger!

Artest quickly caught up and, along with Big Ben, double-tead Roger, forcing Roger to pass the ball into the gap to a cutting Shawn Marion.

But Hacker’s layup failed against Rasheed Wallace’s block, the Hawks’ offense was unsuccessful, and Big Ben and Artest’s aggressive defense strategy worked!

Having successfully completed the defensive play, Artest laughed proudly next to Roger: “What’s the matter? The God can’t even get a shot off?”

“Shut up, Ron, I’m about to score.”

“No, I’m the one who’ll score first!”

Lenny Wilkens felt a bit nervous, as in this round, the Detroit Pistons not only strangled Roger but also sealed off opportunities for others, perfectly defending.

Although the Pistons can’t defend this well every ti, if they relentlessly focus on stopping Roger, it will severely test the performance of the other Hawks players.

Trusting the ga to others? This made Lenny Wilkens sowhat uneasy.

It’s not that Wilkens doesn’t trust others, but rather that no one in the entire league inspires more confidence than Roger.