In just one round, many people on the Jazz team looked ashen.

He's so high, but he can still pursue and defend so fast.

Is this guy Garnett?

Garnett in the summer league? Can this game be played?

Is it interesting to come to Novice Village with a maxed-level account?

Interesting, so interesting!

Wayne was very happy to take the risk.

He climbed out of the crowd and returned to the court as if nothing had happened.

The Jazz guard was dumbfounded. He swore that as long as Wayne was on the court, he would not be able to enter the three-second zone!

After the Jazz's foul ball was sent out, Kirk Snyder hit a three-pointer, and Wayne collected the rebound and completed a beautiful defense.

Snyder is similar to Mr. Tony in that he has excellent defense, can stretch his hips when shooting, and belongs to the category where the skill tree is crooked.

It was the first time today to play a game with NBA three-point line distance, and Snyder was even more inaccurate.

After Wayne won the basketball, Tou Tie Wa relied on himself to play point guard and did not want Bi Lian to raise his hand for the ball.

But Wayne didn't give him a try this time, he chose...

Control the ball by yourself for half the game!

Don't tell me, Wayne's movements were very stylish when he controlled the ball for half-court.

Dribbling the ball while giving instructions with gestures.

In fact, Wayne doesn't know how to direct the offense now, and the Pacers' offense has no tactics at all.

He gestured just to ask everyone to pull away.

Then, people saw a tall power forward with long arms, controlling the ball for half the court like a point guard, and facing off one-on-one with another power forward outside the three-point range...

Mike Brown has a brainache, your style of play is so novel, it’s hard for me to accept it!

Humphries stood ready, knowing that the MOP standing in front of him was not easy to mess with.

The hot man in front of him can compete with Okafor on the offensive end, and he can also hit a fadeaway shot in front of Okafor.

Humphries wouldn't underestimate the enemy unless he was mentally ill.

In reality, there are not so many tricks to forcefully underestimate the enemy and get slapped in the face.

Humphries retreated one step inside the three-point line. He was more afraid of Wayne's breakthrough than shooting.

After all, this is the NBA's three-point line, and no matter how accurate Wayne is...

"brush!"

"Huh?" Before Humphries' inner little theater had finished, he heard the sound of the tumbling net coming from behind.

Looking back, I saw that Wayne had scored.

Facts have proven that Wayne and the NBA's three-point line can connect almost seamlessly.

"This...is unreasonable!" Humphries said with a black line on his face. I am also a lottery goalkeeper after all, so give me some face.

As a result, in the next round, after being beaten, he took another big risk from Wayne.

Wayne is so generous.

"Here I go, the difference in height and wingspan is too big, it's a risk." Seeing Humphries beating Wayne and getting bleeding, Mike Brown really felt like he could go back to the hotel to rest.

What difference does it make whether or not you want this coaching bench?

Originally, the biggest threat to the Jazz was Humphries, but judging from this round, he had no chance at all.

Humphries is a low-post offensive post who doesn't have a shot yet.

Being blocked by Wayne in the low post, he was basically useless. He couldn't play, and the Jazz had no chance of winning.

Wayne got the basketball and controlled the ball again for half the game.

The assistant coaches joked: "Replace everyone else. Wayne is enough."

Humphries started to steal the ball, but Wayne flexibly changed hands and passed Humphries.

Wayne didn't expect that he could shake Humphries away so easily, so he suddenly accelerated and went straight to the basket.

Wayne picked up speed very quickly, and acceleration in the early stages was his strong point.

So when he entered the three-second zone, the Jazz center had not yet reacted.

Why did this tall guy come in?

What about the Humphries?

Just like that, Wayne dunked with both hands.

After blocking the shot, he dribbled and dunked all by himself. Garnett's reputation in Indianapolis was officially launched!

Mike Brown wiped the sweat from his forehead. At first, when Carlisle said he wanted to train Wayne to play the third position, Mike Brown was not optimistic about it.

But now, he has changed his mind.

Even though Wayne is 2.11 meters tall, he seems to be more suitable to play small forward than power forward!

After all, Wayne's low post skills are very average, and he is also a bit thin, so he might not be able to hold up inside.

But his breakthrough, acceleration and shooting have indeed reached the standards of a small forward.

Peja, the guy from the Kings team next door who is only 3 centimeters shorter than Wayne, shines in the third position and was ranked fourth in the MVP rankings last season!

Arranging positions based on height may not always be the best choice.

Think about it, if the Pistons were moved to the second or third position, the picture would be simply...

Mike Brown began to feel that Wayne's plasticity might be beyond imagination.

In this game, Wayne finally took over the ball and used the small forward method to confuse Humphries.

In the end, the score was settled at 108-92, and the Pacers, under the leadership of Wayne, won their first win in the Rocky Mountain Summer League.

Among them, Wayne alone scored a double-double with 25 points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists and 4 blocks, and even made 4 of 5 three-pointers.

Very few rookie players can hit this kind of shooting percentage when they first touch the NBA three-point line.

In the first game of the summer league, Wayne performed perfectly.

It is still unclear whether the 28 million contract that Wayne signed with Nike is a myth.

But at least it won't be a joke.

After the game, Mike Brown pushed up his glasses and called Carlisle.

"Get rich, get rich, this time we really got rich!"

Well, Wayne's performance made the Indiana assistant coach completely forget about Al Harrington.

Little did they know that when Harrington first left, Mike Brown complained a lot.
Chapter completed!