Is he, is he crazy???

Ramon Sessions looked at the Spurs' inside line and saw that the position was very tight, and there was basically no possibility of passing the ball.

Then what kind of alley-oop did he call?

Ramon Sessions was a little confused. Logically speaking, it is impossible for him not to have such a simple position judgment ability, right?

Seeing that Ramon Sessions was hesitant, the Lakers' gesture of calling No. 29 became even more intense.

He looks like he will never give up until he reaches his goal.

I was stunned for a moment, and there were only 6 seconds left in the attack time.

Damn it, I can only trust him once and try my luck!

In fact, Ramon Sessions has a second option, which is to attack with the ball by himself, but tonight, he did not have this confidence.

So he stood outside the three-point line, raised his hands, and shot the orange basketball.

Is it a shot? This arc doesn't look like, well, could it be...

But how is this possible??? Is this No. 7’s head cramped???

Tony Parker is also an old player who has played in the NBA for many years, and as the No. 1 position, he knows what is the best time to pass the alley-oop. The alley-oop is different from ordinary passing assists. He is responsible for the passer's pass.

The skill requirement is very high, and passing the ball indiscriminately will only fly directly out of the baseline, causing offensive errors.

Parker glanced back and found that there was no loophole in the defense in the penalty area behind him, so he instantly concluded that Ramon Sessions' pass must have been made indiscriminately.

For the veteran Spurs, taking advantage of the opponent's mistakes to widen the score gap is an expert in the NBA.

Countless teams have experienced this for more than a decade.

As long as we take advantage of this mistake and score another goal later, we will win the game 60-70%.

While Tony Parker was thinking about it, the sound of a basket exploding suddenly penetrated his eardrums.

He looked back in disbelief and saw that an Eastern center, at some point, was already hanging above the San Antonio basket.

Lakers No. 29, starting to score tonight.

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