Li Ang: Didn’t you kill me? I didn’t even use elbow strikes, so how could I call kill me?

Indeed, when Li Ang just wants to play basketball with you, you should be glad.

In the second quarter, the Raptors were still the same as before, with basically no resistance.

The score difference is getting bigger and bigger. By the end of the second quarter, the score difference has reached 28 points!

If you fall behind by 30 points in the first half, this is definitely a shame in shame.

Many Toronto media are complaining: "This is the end of blindly letting Li Ang go. His revenge comes more violently than people think!"

Babcock was trembling in the private room. He was really afraid that he would receive the news that he would fire as soon as the game was finished.

In the last attack of the second quarter, Billups compressed the time as much as possible and passed the ball to Li Ang in the last 5 seconds.

Li Ang made a real mistake in the fake shot, but not only did not shake Peterson away, but Peterson took action to cut the ball away.

The basketball went out of bounds and the Pistons had the ball, but at this time there were only 0.7 seconds left before the end of the half game.

Peterson made a wonderful defense!

Babcock breathed a big sigh. Although there was nothing to be proud of when he fell behind 28 points in the first half,

It's also better than being 30 points behind in the half.

In the last attack of the Pistons, everyone was just routinely defending.

After all, what can the piston do in 0.7 seconds?

Prince, who served the ball, thought that he could just pass the ball out.

But at this moment, Li Ang, who was standing behind Peterson, quietly pointed at the basket.

Prince understood in seconds, Li Ang really won’t let his old boss go!

The referee gave the ball to Prince. Li Ang, who was originally standing there, suddenly slipped into the penalty area, and the little prince threw the ball high from outside the boundary.

Seeing this scene, all the Raptors fans were stunned.

Because this scene seems familiar.

The first final kill in Li Ang's career was a final kill that threw an empty call directly from outside the boundary.

And now

Li Ang received the basketball with his back to the basket in the air, and then made a back dunk in the last 0.7 seconds, widening the gap to 30 points!

With a 30-point lead in the first half, Li Ang vented his anger freely, leaving no face for Babcock, and took away his last fig leaf!

After landing, Li Ang looked at the direction of the luxurious private room with expressionless expression and spread his hands.

This cold expression made Li Ang even more terrifying and ruthless.

Last summer, you made the biggest mistake in your managerial career.
Chapter completed!