Seeing that the situation was gradually turning towards the Purple and Gold Army, the fans at the scene and those in front of the TV also breathed a sigh of relief and began to post some "menstrual posts" and "joke posts" to adjust the atmosphere.

With about 2 minutes left in the game, the Lakers still led by 6 points and controlled the ball.

Bosh suddenly made a mistake. He was intercepted by his opponent Joey Dorsey. The Rockets took advantage of the fast break and scored an unguarded empty basket goal.

Still 4 points away.

I originally thought it was just an ordinary mistake, but I didn't expect that in the next round, there would be another problem on Bosh's side. The moment he caught the ball, it was as if he had been electrocuted. His whole body slowed down and he watched helplessly.

The ball was passed directly out of the sideline.

The problem is, this ball is not a very sudden pass, it is just a very ordinary pass.

Not to mention NBA players, amateur players can easily receive it.

What happened? Jeremy Lin was confused. He didn't understand what went wrong with his pass just now.

On the defensive end, Houston's Harden broke through and killed him again. After replacing him with Jordy Meeks, the game became easier and easier.

Soon, Ariza, who was helping to defend the Lakers, received a defensive foul.

Ariza's goal was not easy, but the Rockets still scored the goal on the 13th.

A 2+1 opportunity appeared! Harden stood up and rubbed his hands. He stood on the free throw line and made a free throw.

Swipe~ All of a sudden, there is only 1 point left.

The 6-point lead was almost gone.

Fortunately, Tang Qian scored a goal on the offensive end, which brought the score difference back to 3 points.

The Rockets didn't call a timeout. So far, they don't need any tactical design. Besides, McHale is not Popovich or Phil. Jackson is not "Magic Calculator" Riley. Can you

What good tactics do you expect him to come up with? Rockets fans once jokingly said that McHale's best tactics are "total blind tactics."

In this way, it is indeed better to take advantage of Harden's current momentum and simply let him make his own decision.

This time Harden dribbled the ball slowly from the top arc. Since Butler had already committed 6 fouls, Meeks had to come up and replace him.

Harden was dribbling silently, his eyes constantly wandering around, as if he was observing the trends on the field, and seemed to be looking for the best way to attack and break through. Anyway, this kind of dribbling actually puts a lot of pressure on the defender.

The bigger one will make your mind and spirit tense all the time, and you won't dare to relax for a moment.

When people are highly concentrated, they sometimes overreact, or even have overly sensitive subconscious stress reactions.

Harden himself is a master of rhythm. Now that the Lakers' Kobe Bryant has retired, he is the spokesperson of this technology. I saw that he did not change his direction much, but he almost made Jordy Meeks miss.

This guy's defense is terrible and he's overly aggressive, which is something that can be exploited.

Harden saw this and made a plan in his mind. He first deliberately destroyed the balance of the latter's center of gravity, then stepped back with a sign, took a big step back with his right foot, and quickly retreated backwards. Meeks

Urgent, because this step-back three-pointer is one of James Harden's well-known "killing moves". If you don't defend and interfere enough, his shooting percentage will be higher than that of ordinary three-pointers.

For shooting, the hit rate should be higher.

This is really not a boast, Harden does have this amazing ability.

His step-back three-point shooting percentage is much higher than ordinary three-point shooting.

Well, he took the bait. When he saw Meeks rushing over, Harden deliberately did not take action directly as usual. Instead, he waited for the former to get closer, then leaned forward slightly and leaned towards the former.

Oops, is he trying to trick me into committing a foul? Is he trying to hit a three-pointer???

Meeks wanted to adjust, but it was too late. He had nowhere to rely on in the air and could only let himself and Harden collide.

There is nothing to say, there is no doubt that there is a foul, and the Rockets No. 13 will go to the free throw line to execute the right to make 3 free throws.

If they all score, then the Rockets will be close to equalizing the score. With only the last 30 seconds left in the game, anything can happen if the game ends in a tie.

Lakers on-site commentator Bill McDonald was about to say that the Rockets might even the score difference and that the Lakers needed to be more careful and play the next ball steadily, but a "swipe" sound made Staples quiet down slightly.

"This, scored? Hit, four points???" After a long while, Bill MacDonald fulfilled his duty and explained, the surprise in his words was self-evident.

Looking at this expression, Harden himself didn't expect it. His purpose was just to cheat a three-point free throw. Who knew that he was so lucky that he actually made this ball? This is really great! Just because of this ball

, on the scene, the situation has changed drastically.

If he scores another free throw, the Rockets can go from equalizing to taking the lead.

The pressure was instead placed on the opposite Lakers team.

When this kind of ball was scored, Harden had to show off a little. He patted his chest towards the Lakers basket, indicating that he was so strong and unstoppable.

On the free throw line, Harden made the free throw steadily. The Rockets completed the lead and the Lakers quickly called a timeout.

The situation became unfavorable, so Mike D'Antoni quickly turned his brain and quickly put together two sets of offensive plans.

In terms of offense, D'Antoni is actually very strong, even more so than some super coaches.

It's a pity that his shortcomings are also prominent and obvious.

After he deployed these two offensive plans, the Lakers came back on the field, but what no one expected was that this offensive plan had no chance to be used at all, because... when the ball was served, the Los Angeles Lakers appeared.

Mistakes.

A very serious mistake.

Veteran star player Chris Bosh actually let go of the ball, showing a complete "butter hand".

This kind of situation is rare in Bosh's career, that's why everyone didn't expect it.

The Rockets immediately got the ball and started stalling for time. The Lakers had no choice but to run up and commit an intentional foul to stop the game. Otherwise, the Rockets would definitely delay the game until it was completely over.

"What the hell is this... hmm? No, Chris, you..." Before Tang Qian could finish speaking, he saw a tall and thin figure next to him, half-falling down. Fortunately, Tang Qian had quick eyes and quick hands.

He held him steady without letting him come into close contact with the floor.

This person is, of course, Los Angeles Lakers power forward Chris Bosh.

He lost his balance because he couldn't breathe, and the muscles supporting his body suddenly became weak.

The Lakers team was in chaos all of a sudden. Gary Vitti came up quickly. After an inspection, he didn't say much, just asked someone to bring a stretcher, and then took Bosh back to the home team's locker room.

The shadow of Bosh's career fell silently.

There was no warning at all, just like the cup suddenly started to crack.

PS: Many people know that Bosh had blood clots, but they don’t know that he actually had it twice, in different places. Moreover, the first time the pulmonary blood clot was nearly cured and gradually recovered, this was in 2015.

That is now.

What really made him retire was not this time but the blood clot in his leg a year later. You can check the news for yourself.

Okay, this is the first update~ There is another update coming tonight~~~This chapter is 6k~Don’t say Xiao Zi is lazy~
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