The second half of the game begins.

Wang Fei continued to stay on the field.

However, he was the only one left in the lineup he led just now.

Rockets possession of the ball.

Wang Fei went over to serve the baseline ball.

Chris Paul catches the ball.

Klay went to guard Paul.

Paul is still very experienced and has a good grasp of the rhythm of dribbling. With a scissor step, he easily shook off Klay and dribbled towards the frontcourt.

Wang Fei accompanied Chris Paul to the frontcourt.

Klay, who was in hot pursuit, stood in front of Chris Paul again, and his defense was very tight.

Paul took the ball and took a few steps back and forth around the three-point line.

He is looking for opportunities to break through or pass the ball.

Wang Fei went directly to the bottom line on the left side.

He took a look and found that the person defending him seemed to have changed.

Became Stephen Curry.

Curry, on the other hand, did not closely defend Wang Fei, leaving Wang Fei with a relatively large space to catch and shoot.

Wang Fei opened his hand and asked Chris Paul for the ball.

Paul pretended not to see it. With a fake move of worshiping Buddha, he shook Clay away and rushed towards the three-point line.

This happened to be an open space. He quickly rushed to the basket and jumped to the basket.

Unexpectedly, Durant suddenly came out and knocked the rising ball away with a big block.

Paul's layup failed.

Of course Wang Fei had already seen this trend at this time.

He ran straight to the inside line.

Curry hurriedly chased after him, trying to block Wang Fei so that he had no chance to get the rebound.

But Wang Fei dodged Curry's interception in a flash, and grabbed the ball that had just been slapped by Durant's hat into his own hands.

Livingston flew over and almost trapped Wang Fei with his arms.

"Give me!"

Chris Paul happened to be right in front of Wang Fei and reached out to Wang Fei for the ball.

Wang Fei didn't give it.

He suddenly roared, broke free from Livingston's embrace, jumped up and performed a very domineering dunk.

Durant happened to be nearby. He immediately jumped up and put his hand directly on Wang Fei's head.

When Wang Fei broke free from Livingston's entangled defense just now, he used a powerful pill. At this time, it was still effective!

Wang Fei did not dodge.

He raised the ball with both hands and slammed it toward Durant's arms above his head.

Durant hurriedly tried to dodge.

If he doesn't hide, he will definitely commit a foul.

That would give Wang Fei two free throw opportunities.

Durant wanted to dodge, but Wang Fei hit him a bit fast, so Durant's arm was knocked away by Wang Fei.

After knocking Durant away, Wang Fei didn't stop and continued to dunk hard towards the basket.

"Bang!"

Wang Fei dunked the ball in.

He grabbed the rim with both hands and eased it for a moment before gently falling to the ground.

Just as Wang Fei dunked the ball, the referee's whistle sounded.

"Beep——"

The referee rushed over, pointed at Durant, and signaled him to commit a defensive foul! Wang Fei's goal was valid, and he was given an additional penalty!

Durant shook his head very depressedly.

What else could he do?

Wang Fei forcefully ate a ball from himself!

I couldn't hold him down with either of my arms, so he was forcefully pushed away and the ball was dunked in.

This is really frustrating.

Wasn’t this Chinese boy already dead just now? How could he be as strong as an ox again after taking a half-time break?

Curry was also shocked.

He originally thought that Wang Fei's physical energy had been exhausted.

Therefore, Curry's defense against Wang Fei was a bit lax.

But looking at it now, Curry knows that he still underestimated Wang Fei!

D'Antoni, who was standing on the sidelines, almost jumped with joy.

Wang Fei is still very strong, which gives D'Antoni reassurance.

Seeing Wang Fei's domineering dunk, Steve Kerr frowned and felt a big headache.

Because, Wang Fei's performance after the opening was beyond his expectation.

Wang Fei came to the free throw line.

The referee passed the ball to him and told him that he only had one chance to make a free throw.

Wang Fei patted the ball, looked at the basket, and then easily threw the ball into the basket.

After hitting this ball, Wang Fei's score for this game has reached 56 points.

In addition, he also had 11 steals, 8 rebounds, 10 assists and 5 blocks.

In other words, he is still two rebounds away from completing a quadruple-double.

Curry quickly went over to pick up the ball. With one foot on the court and the other outside the baseline, he quickly passed the ball to Livingston.

Livingston played the point guard role today.

Maybe someone has said, isn't Curry himself a point guard? How to let Livingston dribble?

In fact, Livingston is also a point guard.

Also, the Warriors' style of play is very unique, and it is possible to use three or four guards at once.

Like Curry, he does not play a defender in the traditional sense. He is actually closer to a 3D shooter.

Shoot when you have the chance, and it's often a catch-and-shoot opportunity.

Of course, Curry is not a pure shooter, he also has a strong scoring ability in sports games.

After Livingston got the ball, he started a fast break.

The Warriors' fast break is really fast.

From the time Wang Fei made the free throw, it only took less than a second for them to deliver the ball.

"Hoola!"

All of a sudden, the Warriors all came down.

Naturally, the Rockets followed closely.

Wang Fei intends to hit the Warriors again.

The Warriors came to the frontcourt, and Livingston passed the ball to Curry, who was almost open.

After Curry caught the ball, he threw the ball out with a "swish", and the speed of the ball was extremely fast.

The Warriors' offense only lasted a little over six seconds.

Wang Fei waited for Curry to shoot the ball, and he once again rushed toward the basket.

Livingston, who was on defense, quickly chased after him.

Wang Fei had already rushed to the basket. He jumped up and grabbed the ball that had started to fall.

Of course I didn't catch the ball.

But when Wang Fei "caught" the ball, it swayed slightly and hit the outer edge of the basket.
To be continued...