At this point in the game, the emotions of the players on both sides were different from usual.

The Trail Blazers were excited, while the Kings were annoyed. They also used swear words, which gave people different feelings.

The break ended quickly, and the Trail Blazers sent out a combination of Liu Xiu, Derek Anderson, Travis Outlaw, Randolph, and Rasheed Wallace.

The Kings sent a combination of Bibby, Doug Christie, Peja, Brad Miller, and Divac.

At the beginning of the final quarter, the Trail Blazers took the lead.

As soon as he came on the field, Randolph used a fierce low single to give the Trail Blazers an advantage. He hit Brad Miller from behind and turned right and made a throw, and caused a foul on Brad Miller!

Brad Miller committed 5!

Randolph also scored an extra free throw, 106-100, and the Trail Blazers extended their lead to 6 points.

When the Kings were on offense, Bibby took a step back and took a two-point shot...missed!

The TV commentators discovered the current contradictory mentality of the Kings players - 'We are in such good shape, we can win any game against the Trail Blazers', 'We need to rely on our personal abilities'.

In the past two years, the Kings have really been a little obsessed with other people calling them 'beautiful boys'... no, they are obsessed with others saying, 'you are the real 2002 championship'.

This matter can perhaps be said this way.

But the pride this brings is not a good thing for them.

It was the Trail Blazers' attack again. Liu Xiu circled the pile, came out from the baseline, came to the top arc, and received the ball. The Kings players pounced on him!

Liu Xiu passed the ball to the right sideline. When Tianzun caught the ball, he stepped out of the three-point line and shot a three-pointer from the right sideline...hit!

20 points!

The Trail Blazers scored 20+ for the second time in this game!

It's true that Liu Xiu's explosion brought huge help to the Trail Blazers, but it was Tianzun, Randolph, and Little Flying Squirrel who held down the team's lower limit and allowed Liu Xiu to help the team with his explosive shooting...

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109 to 100, the Trail Blazers went on a 6-0 run in the fourth quarter! One more goal and the point difference would be widened to double digits!

Finally, Doug Christie stepped forward, broke through the baseline and hit a pull-up jumper, scoring two points and helping the Trail Blazers stop the bleeding.

102 to 109, the Kings narrowed the point difference to 7 points.

Immediately afterwards, Randolph caught the ball in the low post and made a one-step throw. 111 to 102, the score difference reached 9 points again.

When the Kings attacked, Peja, who had been silent for a while, finally started again. He caught the ball and hit a two-pointer, raising his personal score to 28 points and narrowing the point difference to 7 points again.

When the Trail Blazers attacked, Derek Anderson controlled the ball, Liu Xiu cut in from the middle, and when he came out, he yelled and ran: "Hurry up, I want to shoot, that guy will score more than me..."

Derek Anderson immediately passed the ball after hearing this. Liu Xiu received the ball from the middle distance on the left side of the three-second zone. Peja and Bibby moved over together. Most of the people on the court paid attention to Liu Xiu.

Even Divac, who was guarding Randolph on the left side of the three-second zone, didn't notice Randolph go around the basket!

Since Brad Miller committed five fouls, Divac went to guard Randolph in the low post and Brad Miller pulled out.

Brad Miller quickly moved inside. Sure enough, Liu Xiu did not shoot, but hoisted the ball into the basket. Divac did not complete the interception. When he reacted, Randolph had already received the ball!

Randolph caught the ball and stood up to throw...'pop'...not the sound of a shot being blocked, but the sound of a hand hitting his arm.

"beep"

With the referee's whistle, the ball fell into the frame!

Randolph rushed out and high-fived Liu Xiu to celebrate!

Liu Xiu said loudly: "He is not smart. Only a fool would believe it. He will definitely take it seriously."

Derek Anderson, who approached me for a high-five, also wanted to hit him!

He also believes it!

Only Randolph has such a tacit understanding with Liu Xiu. Everyone else has been deceived... Oh! No! There is another person!

Brad Miller, he also guessed it, jumped in from the right mid-range and fouled Randolph, and left the field with 6 fouls!

Only a fool would believe it...

Watching Brad Miller walk towards the bench with his hands raised and a look of helplessness on his face.

Looking at Bobby Jackson who was chasing Liu Xiu without losing his position,

Recalling the ball just now, if he insists on staying on the left side of the free throw line, he may intercept Liu Xiu's passing line, and he can recover the basket in time to avoid Brad Miller's 6th foul... Peja's mentality exploded! Heading towards

Liu Xiu rushed forward...but was stopped by his teammates!

"Brother, calm down!"

Divac knew his national teammate very well. Hearing Liu Xiu's words and seeing Peja's devastated expression, he quickly ran over and stopped Peja.

Peja's action caused the fans, who had just calmed down to cheer for Randolph for a while, to become agitated again.

The referee was shocked. Is this another fight?

I just finished my suspension and am about to make my comeback... eh?

After taking a closer look, it turned out that the opponent was trying to fight! Fortunately, he was stopped by his teammates.

The referee took a closer look and saw that Liu Xiuzheng raised his neck and looked at Peja with what seemed to be a mocking look...

Noticing the referee's eyes, Liu Xiu turned to look at the referee, his expression instantly turned innocent: "Sir, he wants to hit me!"

"..." The referee picked up the whistle speechlessly, "beep", and made a "t" gesture towards Liu Xiu, and then "beep" and made a "t" gesture towards Peja, who was making a fighting gesture.

When Liu Xiu was worried about how to deal with it, the referee decisively hit him with a stick.

Such a penalty will not affect the score. As long as the two do not cause trouble, it will not have any real impact on the game.

As for whether it should be called or not... just appeal after the game. Many technical offenses are revoked every year.

The eyes of Tianzun next to him lit up - he had learned a new technical posture... 'Bah, bah, bah, why should I learn this?'

After two technical fouls, the situation calmed down and Randolph stepped to the free throw line.

Randolph also scored an extra free throw, 114 to 104, the point difference came to 10 points, Randolph's personal score also reached 20 points! The Trail Blazers' third 20+ game tonight!

Liu Xiu scored 29 points, Randolph scored 20 points, and Tianzun scored 20 points. The three of them scored 69 points together! Counting the flying squirrel with 11 points and 7 assists, the four top scorers combined for 80 points!

The Kings called a timeout to make adjustments.

In the middle of the fourth quarter, Divac was supposed to take a break, but Brad Miller was sent off, so Divac could only continue to play.

Replacing Brad Miller was rookie Darius Songela, and Bibby also replaced Bobby Jackson in advance.

For the Trail Blazers, Reuben Patterson replaced Derek Anderson, Liu Xiu, Travis Outlaw, Randolph, and Rasheed Wallace to continue playing.

After the timeout, Peja calmed down, ran patiently, received the ball from close range on the right side of the three-second zone, turned around and hit a jumper.

106 to 114, the Kings maintained their chance to chase points.

Looking back, Liu Xiu beat Bibby inside and squeezed into the basket for a layup.

Darius Songela is indeed easy to use, has a high golf IQ, and his skills are okay, but his defensive role is similar to Bibby and Peja. It would be too difficult for him to replace Brad Miller!

The TV commentator was shouting, Liu Xiu scored 31 points in a single game, breaking Anthony's single-game scoring record for a rookie this season!

Peja just scored 30 points, surpassing Liu Xiu's 29 points, and Liu Xiu immediately scored.

'This bastard is targeting me!'

Peja had this crazy idea.

In fact, Liu Xiu didn't think so much, it was just an opportunity. He really wanted to score more than Peja, but helping the team win was the first priority.

He really can't control how many points he scores, but he can control his impulse to shoot randomly.

But that’s not the case in Peja’s eyes. Liu Xiu scored 27 points in the first half, but in the second half, before this goal, Liu Xiu only scored 2 points in the third quarter. It felt like he was waiting for him to score to catch up.

Come up and defeat him again!

For a shooter like Peja, open shots and shots in rhythm are the two main shooting opportunities.

He is poor at holding the ball, but he has excellent setter and tactical awareness... But now, he can't care about that!

When the Kings attack, since Peja has just scored a goal, the Kings' style of play is usually to play for whoever scored in the previous round, and then play for him in the next round, using the threat of his just goal to attract a flanker or help defense, and then attack again.

Score the ball.

Peja received the ball after circling the pile. Travis Outlaw and Randolph both moved towards him, but he chose to turn around and shoot... "Pa"...

This time, it was the sound of hand and ball contact!

Travis Outlaw blood cap Peja!

Travis Outlaw showed super-fast speed and jumped up on the spot to slap Peja's three-pointer away!

The Kings were still attacking. Peja actively moved to receive the ball. Divac passed the ball to him, but his three-pointer after receiving the ball was still solid!

A hat, an iron, two sounds of ‘pop’ and ‘clang’, as if Peja’s confidence was shattered!

In the following time, Peja took two shots and missed them both.

Bibby and Doug Christie worked hard to lead the team to chase points, while Randolph and Rasheed Wallace also worked hard to compete with the opponent.

During this period, Liu Xiu was responsible for containing the three-pointers and distributing the ball well.
To be continued...