61-72.

Damn Chinaman! How dare you challenge me! Labor and management will fight back later!

Al Harrington stabilized his body, looked at Tang Qian's back and said secretly.

The Denver Nuggets' offense continued the same pattern as before. Al Harrington cut and ran, and then came out to catch the ball and shoot from a long distance.

See if I don’t cum in you!

After receiving the pass from Ty Lawson, Al Harrington immediately turned his heels and stood up to shoot a jump shot. This shooting distance was about 16 to 17 feet, which was far away from the defense at positions 4 and 5.

area. The lob shot of Gasol and Bynum in front started from this position.

Go in and show that Chinaman some color!

While Al Harrington was thinking about it, a big block shot knocked away his mid-range jumper.

The basketball flew directly out of the sideline behind him.

Tang Qian lowered his head and looked at him after landing, and then walked away. That kind of understatement that came from the bottom of his heart made Al Harrington even more crazy.

Bastard! Good luck to you! Let’s see how you hold it in your mouth later!

The Nuggets served out and it was Al Harrington again. He immediately took off after receiving the pass and shot very decisively.

But this decisiveness was of no use, because the yellow-skinned Asian center gave him another hot pot, and the basketball flew out of the sideline again. This time, Al Harrington was shocked. As a player in 1998

A veteran player who has just entered the league, he knows very well that there is no "two consecutive lucks" in the NBA. The first block just now can be called good luck, but what about the second time? Al Harrington looked towards

The vision of Lakers No. 29 began to change.

In the rest of the third quarter, Al Harrington's offense became more complicated. He often had to go through several screens before he dared to take a jump shot. However, even so, he still found that the Chinese guy was haunted.

Scattered, always following him like a shadow.

When~

After missing the last shot in the third quarter, Al Harrington looked at Tang Qian and thought:

Is this guy really a big man of 215cm? Is he really a big center over 7 feet? Why does he move and run so fast? Much faster than himself!

You have to know yourself, but you are only 206cm. He is 9cm taller than me, but faster. Is this... still a yellow person? There are probably very few black centers who can achieve his level!

At the end of the third quarter, Tang Qian had 2 blocks, 2 points and 3 rebounds.

Of course, the most important thing is that he followed Al Harrington perfectly. Although he could not contribute any blocks later, as long as he can interfere with the opponent and make the opponent's shot inaccurate, then his playing task is considered A.

level.

66-72, the Lakers entered the fourth quarter of the tiebreaker with a 6-point disadvantage.
Chapter completed!