His speed is not too fast.

He once had the speed to compete with top defenders, but a knee injury made that a thing of the past.

But one thing that hasn't changed is that his height is still there and his steps are still long.

He broke through in three steps and reached the basket, and then...

Soaring into the sky again!

It was obvious that he was in high spirits during this section!

But the moment he took off, Hawes had already recovered to the basket.

Hawes doesn't like confrontation, but he doesn't like others dunking on his head, so he jumped up and blocked the shot towards Livingston.

He is 2.16 meters tall and has a wingspan of 2.16 meters.

It is basically unrealistic for Livingston to directly block the ball.

But Livingston did not back down. He was originally preparing to dunk with both hands, but this time he directly switched the ball to his left hand in the air to avoid Hawes' block.

"Bang!"

Then, he hit the ball into the basket with one hand with his left hand.gif!

The Barclays Center was silent again.

Even at the commentary box, Miller and Brin had their eyes widened.

This is different from the previous fast break dunk ball. This is a standard isolation dunk.

Moreover, the target of the dunk was the 2.16-meter center Hawes!

Of course, the most important thing is that it was Livingston who completed the dunk!

The next second, Barclays Center was filled with cheers.

The fans stood up like crazy and cheered for the 2.01 meter point guard, and some fans even waved their fists excitedly.

Lin Ying also had an emotional expression at this time.

The No. 4 pick in the 2004 draft, he was the first high school point guard selected in NBA history and the highest-ranked high school point guard.

He was once evaluated by the media: He can run faster than most defenders and jump higher than most centers. What's even more frightening is that he also has the best passing vision and passing ability. He is

The real successor to the magician.

The story after that is well known. Injuries destroyed him. He moved to 8 teams in 6 years, was waived several times, and once had no ball to play.

But now, this sentence may change.

He did have no ball to play at one time, but he was not destroyed by injuries.

Falling down and getting up again and again, being laid off and setting sail again and again.

He has a heart harder than steel.

All he did was try to catch up,
Chapter completed!