During the substitution time, the commentator chattered non-stop. His words were humorous and humorous, but he did not seem to be optimistic about Tang Fei's performance. His words also caused the audience to boos at him.
"Remember, Dunn, don't care about anything else after you get on the court. Just attack the basket and cause damage to tear open their defensive line.”Before Tang Fei went on stage, Fisher gave him a warning.
"Good!" Tang Fei nodded.
He didn't expect the moment he had been looking forward to would come so soon. Looking at the strong light shining above his head, he was a little dazed, but more excited and eager to try.
He didn't seem to care about the talkative commentator's disapproval and the boos from the audience, but he had already made up his mind.
If he wasn't afraid, he would just do it!
"Come on, perform well on stage!”Calderón and Prigioni, as veterans of the team, gave Tang Fei appropriate encouragement.
In their opinion, Tang Fei was so young and lucky to have met this year's Knicks and also met Fisher, who dared to play for him. They were a little envious.
Of course, there were also others who were waiting at the water dispenser and looking forward to playing.
Anthony was dressed in a suit and sat among the players on the substitutes 'bench. He did not say a word and gave Tang Fei an encouraging smile when he looked over. He thought highly of Tang Fei, a young man full of talent, and hoped that he would perform well.
Anyway, the Knicks were like this this this season, a pool of stagnant water. He hoped that Tang Fei could hone himself in the upcoming games and exchange for his talent. Next season, perhaps he would be able to look forward to something with the other team.
Anthony compared Tang Fei to JR Smith in his heart and realized that the two of them could not be compared at all. Other than the difference in experience and the fact that his shooting skills were still to be studied, Tang Fei completely surpassed the latter.
Beside him was Stoudemire, who, like him, was on the injury watch list. However, the latter's gaze seemed to be a little erratic. No one knew what he was thinking at all, and his attention was not on Tang Fei at all.
Shawn King was also a substitute who was 1.8 meters tall and wore the number 0 jersey.
At the same time, there was also Collinnsoni Oli, a 2.03-meter forward. He was a second-round player with unusually ordinary statistics and was considered a dispensable player.
Other than the three of them, Quincy Ash, who had been brought on in advance, and Jason Smith were also on the field.
The Wizards also brought on a substitute lineup. The one facing Tang Fei was No. 8, Razur Butler, a 1979 veteran.
Jason kicked the ball to Shawn, who dribbled the ball across the front field. Following Fisher's instructions, he passed the ball directly to Tang Fei and then instructed the others to pull away.
"Wow, the Knicks actually opened up space and let Dunn play on the 13th? It seemed that our coach, Fisher, was not only bold in substitution, but also in tactics!”The shoutcasters teased as they watched the situation on the field.
His words gave the audience another chance to jeer at Tang Fei.
The first time he played, he was about to play solo with the ball. Tang Fei simply had to thank Fisher for his trust.
His hand was very long, 23.5 cm, and his palm was 29cm wide. He could hold the ball high in the air with one hand as if he was playing with it. However, Butler, who was opposite him, did not do anything drastic. He calmly took a step back and defended against Tang Fei.
All of a sudden, Tang Fei slammed the ball on the ground and made a breakthrough. When he saw that the latter was still standing firmly on the ground, he suddenly started.
His steps were very big. He crossed Butler's defensive zone in the first step, and directly surpassed his opponent in the second step. He strode toward the inside line.
Butler was old, and although his reaction was fast, he was completely overtaken when he tried to catch up and defend himself. He was unable to catch up.
Tang Fei's speed was simply too fast. Like a bolt of lightning, he plunged straight into the basket.
He was about to rush to the basket, but there was no one there. No one in the Wizards could react in time to defend. He only needed a dunk to score. Everyone in the Knicks team clenched their fists and prepared to celebrate. However, at this moment, a scene that left them dumbfounded appeared.
Tang Fei actually missed the ball in his hand when he was about to make a slam dunk and it flew out of the sidelines.
"Here it comes again!"
All the players of the New York Knicks covered their eyes in frustration and smiled bitterly.
At the same time, the stadium burst into laughter. All the home audience laughed out loud at this mistake. They felt like the Knicks 'head coach, Derek Fisher, had brought in number 13 to be a joke.
However, they didn't laugh for long before they lost their voices.
During the Wizards 'counterattack, they missed their shot and Jason Smith took the rebound, throwing it to their reserve point guard to push forward. The latter reached the three-point line and passed the ball directly to Tang Fei.
Facing Butler again, Tang Fei was too lazy to even feint. Just as his teammate finished passing the ball and even spontaneously blocked the opponent for him, he immediately started and quickly rushed to the inside line.
Porter came up to defend, but Tang Fei suddenly dodged him by a small margin and stabbed him to the end, heading straight for Gortat.
As a veteran who had fought for many years, how could Gortat let a young player score like this? Although Porter didn't manage to defend himself, he managed to delay his opponent for a moment, allowing him to take a step forward and block Eye-Catcher. However, he did not expect that Tang Fei would not pass the ball. Instead, he stopped and went around his tower-like body. He took a step under the basket and threw the ball.
"Swoosh!"
The basketball fell into the net, and he finally scored his first goal in the NBA.
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