Champion Creed Chapter 938: 307: Why aren't you speaking? (Asking for month

Chapter 938: 307: Why aren’t you speaking? (Asking for monthly votes!) _6

Big Ben was tightly guarding behind Artest, utilizing the defensive rule’s allowance for free positioning on defense to its fullest.

Roger created a little sprint distance with Artest, switched the ball behind his back to start.

At one step inside the three-point line, Roger seed to want to repeat his quick-stop jump shot tactic, but as Big Ben and Artest closed in, Roger made a direction change and slipped through the gap between them!

This was the first ti today that Roger had threatened the rim so overtly. Atkins imdiately abandoned Pippen, whose three-point threat was low, to provide support for Roger, and Rasheed Wallace was already standing under the basket with arms raised high.

The mont Roger broke into the paint, he was surrounded by four Pistons players in white jerseys!

But did Roger want to pass?

No, because his teammates were out of form, passing at this mont was obviously unwise.

Roger went straight into a jump shot within the four-person surround, he was going to attack directly!

This is what taking over the ga ans!

Rasheed Wallace’s large hand reached for the basketball, and Roger leaned back as much as possible in the air while raising the ball behind his head to create so space, avoiding the Yelling Maestro’s block range.

From the two rear sides, when Big Ben and Artest reached up, they found that Roger had already begun descending before even shooting, causing their blocks to miss completely.

As for Atkins’ block, considering his height and leap, it was almost negligible.

However, there were still four arms around Roger, and the shot during the body’s descent was the most difficult.

Roger could hardly see the hoop, and could only rely on instinct to toss the ball.

Relying on instinct isn’t random guessing; sotis, you need to imagine the scoring intuition of a super scorer!

Big Ben had both hands covering Roger, and when the basketball was tossed, he waved his arms in mid-air, hoping even a slight touch would alter its trajectory.

But the basketball flew just past at a height unreachable by him, and then it didn’t even touch the backboard, directly swooping into the net!

The Swordman slashed fiercely with his sharp sword at the Pistons’ neck!

“The ball is in, an unbelievable close-range toss! God, the Detroit Pistons sent four players at once and still couldn’t stop Roger! He first broke through the encirclent of Ron and Big Ben, then scored with a toss under interference from four players! In this world, only Roger can score at will in the Palace of Auburn Hills arena! This is the fourth consecutive basket Roger has made; this is the full aning of taking over the ga!”

In Steve Jones’s loud shout, after scoring, Roger continued to taunt Artest’s face, with that smile Artest despises most, continuing to ask that humiliating question.

“Ron, why aren’t you talking anymore?”

At this mont, not only was Artest silent.

The bustling Palace of Auburn Hills arena had fallen completely silent.

Pistons fans initially thought that this ga couldn’t be decided until the very last mont.

But now the Hawks are leading by 7 points with the last 42 seconds, the ga is likely already concluded.

Are their heroes not strong enough? No, you really can’t ask the Pistons to play better defense than just now.

Big Ben gave it his all, Artest didn’t slack off one bit, Rasheed Wallace jumped to block with perfect timing, and even Chaki Atkins played his supporting role.

Detroit Pistons only made one mistake—being ford in Roger’s era!

This tough team was born at the wrong ti.

They are strong enough, but because this is Roger’s era of domination, they surely won’t win any honors this year!

Afterwards, the Pistons failed to mount an effective counterattack.

Roger scored another basket in the last 9 seconds, widening the gap to 9 points, and the ga officially ended.

The Hawks secured victory in their first ho ga in Detroit, Roger shattered the most trusted team of Detroit fans, changing the series’ score to 2-1.

Simultaneously, it also crushed the Pistons’ attempt to claim match point at ho.

At the sound of the buzzer, Rick Carlisle saw all the Pistons players hanging their heads.

In the previous ga, they lost to Roger’s buzzer-beater.

This ga, they were defeated by Roger’s surge of 5 consecutive scores in the final monts.

They can suppress the Hawks, can make the entire Hawks team lose accuracy.

But they just can’t handle Roger.

Look at Roger’s stats today: 45 points, 8 assists, 5 rebounds, 3 steals, 2 blocks, while the entire Hawks team only scored 91 points.

The Pistons lost because of Roger alone!

Artest and Big Ben had already pushed their defense to the limit today, yet Roger still scored 45 points.

Rick Carlisle recalled the bus argunt in Atlanta, along with the words left unsaid.

“You can’t waste any chance to stab Roger, it might be a lifelong regret.”

If the Pistons could return with a 2-0 score from Atlanta, they would still be in the lead 2-1 now.

But at this mont, the Hawks beca the ones leading 2-1, can the Pistons make a coback?

After shaking hands with Lenny Wilkens, Rick Carlisle also walked into the players’ tunnel, as expected, Artest smashed a cara and overturned two trash bins in the player tunnel again.

Ben Wallace was being interviewed by a Detroit reporter, watching the chaos in the player tunnel, deep in thought.

“Ben? Do you think the Pistons are the toughest opponent the Hawks have faced in the Eastern Finals? You did well today, maybe you will be close to victory in the next ga, right?”

Big Ben listened and smiled bitterly.

“The toughest… is that the highest complint for us?”

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Look at the Pistons players’ ntal state after the ga, this defeat dealt a devastating blow to Detroit Pistons’ morale. Although this isn’t the critical match point, it’s not the deciding match. But trust , this will be the turning point of the series.—Steve Jones post-ga summary.

Even at the brink of despair, we still have Roger, that’s why we can win.—Jeff Hornacek on tonight’s victory.

Roger has already ruined them, Detroiters cannot stand again. Why say this? Because after the ga, when I hugged the Pistons players, all I saw in their eyes was fear, and not the light shown during the ga.—Hakeem Olajuwon discussing the ga’s impact on the series.

Hey, can anyone ask Ron Artest why he didn’t say anything in the final monts of the ga?—Roger continued his psychological warfare at the press conference.

(Since a break in the middle would be bad, today we’ll have one direct update with ten thousand words. The Eastern Finals are over, won’t write long passages about the Pistons anymore, moving to the next chapter, no dragging!)