The Way of Basketball: Never Talk Shit to Him!
Chapter 678 - 255 What on Earth Is LeBron Doing?_4

Chapter 678: Chapter 255 What on Earth Is LeBron Doing?_4

Not...

Can’t we just put on a good show called "Ran Dong"?

It’s supposed to be a play for three people, I guess I don’t deserve a name, huh?

After hesitating for a long time, LeBron, with only 2 seconds left, passed the ball to David Lee.

David Lee, facing Horford, forced a shot and missed.

The ball went back into the hands of the Hawks.

Relying on LeBron’s "walking" error, which had given them a lead in score, they now defended another Heat Team’s attack successfully, looking as thrilled as gold diggers spotting a huge nugget of gold, they quickly launched a counterattack; despite Coach Spoelstra’s urging, the Heat Team’s defense was fast.

Just...

While everyone else was positioned with great accuracy and timing, LeBron saw Josh Smith, who had just received the ball and was heading straight for him, and just stepped aside.

A gap opened in the defense line, and Josh Smith went for a slam dunk with an outstretched arm.

Su Wan felt a buzzing in his scalp from the dunk.

Truth be told, as a "Dunk King," Josh Smith truly had top-tier physical abilities. But as a "slam dunker," he spent his days not focusing on attacking the basket but instead engaging in long-distance shooting.

In other words, he’d do whatever he wasn’t good at, playing in the most inefficient way possible.

Such a waste of his exceptional physical talents.

While watching the replay, seeing LeBron simply make way for Josh Smith to barrel through, Su Wan immediately shouted towards the study: "Ivanka!"

Then he saw Ivanka, who was sorting through financial academic papers, wearing pajamas and large black-framed glasses popping her head out: "What?"

"Is there anything to eat? I’m starving!"

Ivanka, glancing at the TV with a puzzled look: "Aren’t you watching the game? Is this match really that appetizing?"

Su Wan replied: "It’s particularly appetizing!"

Ivanka took out a sandwich from the fridge, glanced at its nutritional label, and uncertainly asked, "This should be fine, right?"

Only after getting confirmation did she put it in the microwave.

After turning on the switch, she didn’t leave, just waiting there.

At the first "ding" sound, she took out the sandwich, placed it on the coffee table in front of Su Wan, and affectionately patted his head: "Anything else?"

Su Wan shook his head.

"Then call me if you need anything else." She went back to the study.

During the fast break after Josh Smith scored, LeBron said to Chalmers beside him: "Why didn’t you help on defense? You just watched him go in?"

Chalmers was taken aback.

Not...

You were the one who stepped aside, letting Josh Smith charge in.

And now it’s my problem, right?

Chalmers, facing LeBron’s first-to-accuse attitude, felt indescribably wronged and retorted without giving any face: "That was your man to guard!"

LeBron was about to say something else, when Wade urged him to catch the ball, preventing the conflict from escalating.

But once they reached the frontcourt, the Heat Team’s offense was "constipated" again. Wade and LeBron were looking for each other, ignoring Chris Bosh’s open position, making Barkley couldn’t help but ask: "What are those two doing?"

The Miami media had just begun to feel that something was off, and now they were even more certain.

They all thought back to Spoelstra’s words before the game.

At that time, they thought Spoelstra was just being modest.

Now seeing this scene, they suddenly had a bad premonition.

Could it be...

Not modesty, but the truth?

"Snap!"

The media’s ominous premonitions needed more time to be confirmed, but on the court, LeBron’s too obvious pass back led to an interception by Joe Johnson, and the Hawks launched another counterattack.

Josh Smith, just coming off an invigorating dunk, this time directly drove in with the ball.

LeBron, as if the man wasn’t his to defend, stepped back, letting him by.

Chalmers, seeing LeBron squeeze into his defensive position, finally ran out of patience and yelled disdainfully: "What the hell are you doing?"

While saying this, he pushed LeBron towards Josh Smith.

But because they were too close, Josh Smith seized the opportunity and left LeBron behind, scoring on a fast break once again.

Su Wan bit into his sandwich hard.

So filling, incredibly filling!

LeBron felt humiliated and glared at Chalmers viciously: "What are you doing, buddy!"

Chalmers couldn’t take it anymore and started arguing on the spot: "What are you doing, LeBron? You’re the small forward, stick to your man! Does Josh Smith have a bomb on him? Are you afraid he’ll blow you up?"

"Hey, buddy, don’t be so hot-headed, we’re just playing basketball!" LeBron, seeing his strong reaction, spread his hands, "I’m discussing the problem with you, aren’t I? We’re not fighting."

Idiot!

Chalmers couldn’t be bothered with him, and just then, Spoelstra called a timeout. He turned and walked away.

LeBron, though, got more fired up, and Wade quickly calmed him down, hiding from the cameras and whispering: "Buddy, there are so many people watching!"

LeBron belatedly cooled down.

He was angry because this no-name second-year rookie dared to object when he pointed out a problem, an utter defiance of authority, truly outrageous. Didn’t he know who he was dealing with?

Sooner or later, he’d bench this kid!

Ever since Vince Carter left, and he became a "local emperor" for two years, LeBron was unhappy with teammates who argued with him.

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