"Okay, I'm fine."

Mo Mengchen slapped Lore's hand that was put on him.

After the incident, Lore was also scared for a moment. What was Mo Mengchen like in an angry state? He saw him a lot. Whenever they lost the game in a frustration, they could see such Mo Mengchen in the locker room.

Mo Mengchen would angrily squirt the whole team with murderous aura on his face, and no one except the coaching staff could be spared.

No one dared to contradict Mo Mengchen in that state, and when this state appeared on the court tonight, his anger towards the referee almost burst out.

Lore stopped this.

Rashid took the lead in giving Lorby a thumbs up: "real   man!"

The whole team feels the same, he is such a Warrior.

Lor's status in the hearts of the people has also improved a lot, looking at him like Miller and Davis.

But they didn't have time to express their respect to Lore, and the game had to continue.

Mo Mengchen's anger was extinguished, but the Trail Blazers did not. They were just suppressed by the referee and they didn't want to settle the score with Mo Mengchen for a moment.

Sabonis and Weber were most indignant.

One of them was sarcastic as Giant, and the other was directly insulted as sissy.

They just want the ball to come back now.

Sabonis got the ball at a high position. He has always been calm, but now he holds it up. **Brad Miller.

39 to 32

Sabonis shouted to Momonchen: "We will send you to hell tonight!"

"Then I will hold your snail legs and go down together." Mo Mengchen sarcastically sarcastically.

It is recognized that Sabonis runs slowly, which is also a pain in his heart. He was much more flexible when he was young than now, but he did too many unscientific training. When he arrived at the NBA, his knees were scrapped, and he could still jog and jump with a little height of bread was already a miracle.

The more Mo Mengchen mocked him, the deeper his hatred for Mo Mengchen became.

McKinlen found that his coordination was of no use, and the two teams hated each other higher and higher.

In his opinion, it was all Mo Mengchen's fault.

If it weren't for his vicious words when he opened his mouth, the scene would have been so ugly?

But just now, when he roared at Mo Mengchen, the other party's eyes changed instantly, which made him feel cold in his neck, as if he was about to die here. The terrifying fear lasted for two seconds. After Lore pulled Mo Mengchen away, the matter calmed down.

However, it only calmed down temporarily.

Sabonis's hatred against Momonchen is now very high, which is a point that can be exploited.

Mo Mengchen deliberately asked Miller to come up to pick-and-roll, and he gave the Roof of the World a chance to revenge himself. Roof of the World was indeed coming up, with a fierce and vicious, and a middle-aged white face that usually looks kind-hearted. Now, with this horrifying expression that seems to have passed away last night, it really makes people feel scared.

After Miller picked and rolled, he quickly pulled it away.

Sabonis pressed directly and doubled Momon Dun with Sprewell.

"Two poor stupid pigs!"

Mo Mengchen smashed the ball through the center of the body of the Madman and the Roof of the World, and the basketball beautifully penetrated into the gap between the two and hit the ground and came to Miller's hands.

From the forty-five-degree angle three-point line on the right, Miller started with a three-pointer.

Hit!

35 to 39

"Brainlessness is indeed contagious." Mo Mengchen looked at Sabonis pitifully, "Before you are not terminally ill, stay away from this brainlessness (he said and pointed at Sprewell), otherwise he would be brainless, Giant, and has a pair of snail legs, even I can't help feeling sad for you."

When did the hero Sabonis suffer such a vicious and rude attack in his life? His repeated setbacks made his hatred for Mo Mengchen reach the peak and there was no more to add. He was out of control of his emotions and pushed Mo Mengchen down.

McKinlen sounded the most unwilling technical foul in his life.

He really didn't want to call this technical foul, but Sabonis's moves were too much. If he didn't make any noise, the Pistons would definitely appeal to the league to cause trouble for him.

"You demon!" Sabonis roared.

Mo Mengchen sat proudly on the ground, smiling gloomy and coldly.

He clearly had a rare handsome Asian face, and even Europeans and Americans had to sigh at the exquisiteness of this face. His smile should be as warm as the hot summer days. At this time, he sat in place, with his hands on the ground, his smile was gloomy and cold.

It makes people feel scared.

This was also the first time Sprayville had fear of Momonchen.

Miller helped Momonchen up.

Now Mo Mengchen has to execute two penalty and one throw.

Mike Dunleavy replaced Sabonis, who was out of control, and replaced with Brian Grant.

At the same time, the Pistons replaced Ben Wallace with Hill, and replaced Jerome Williams and Ricky Davis.

Hill has always disapproved of Mo Mengchen's behavior of provoking, attacking and even humiliating his opponent on the field. He believes that fighting between the two armies should leave basic feelings for each other.

Mo Mengchen never listened to him.

Tonight, Devil Mountain is a rare occasion to think that he did so correctly.

He just wanted to make the scene out of control, to make McKinron afraid, and to make him doubt the next judgment.

The punishment in the first section has aroused such a response. If he continues to make such a punishment, what would Mo Mengchen do?

His anger that he had nowhere to vent would naturally be vented on the Trail Blazers players. If this triggers a fight and the NBA's reputation is damaged, can he escape responsibility as the referee?

From now on, McGinn is like those insiders with five fouls, hindering his hands and feet on the court.

Hill watched Mo Mengchen get the first goal.

"Swish!"

"Who says that the player can't influence the referee? This guy can." Hill thought to himself, "Sabonis is right, he is a demon."

37 to 39

Mo Mengchen made two free throws, but the Pistons still have the ball, because the punishment for technical foul was to throw two free throws.

The booing sounds in the rose garden.

Paul Allen has never seen such a game. They clearly have the advantage, but suddenly they are only 2 points away from being chased.

Less than five minutes passed in the second quarter. Mo Mengchen managed to recover the score with his own strength, and even the referee was sealed.

Only a few people can see these contents.

Allen could only see that they were chased to 2 points. As for the others, he, like the audience on the scene, was not only heartache, but also dissatisfaction with Mo Mengchen.

Even though he recruited Mo Mengchen a while ago, he did too much tonight.

This guy is really bad!

Hill served for Mo Mengchen, and the two of them didn't say a word and looked at each other.

Suddenly, Devil Mountain fake pick-and-roll real cut; Dor.mo fake breakthrough and real pass, and the cooperation of the two deceived the Trail Blazers' defense.

Devils Mountain received the ball at the basket, danced its pace, and looked like a world-class dancer, turning around and passing by, leaving Jim Jackson who was about to assist in defense, and forcing Weber to make a defensive foul and scored the ball.

The whistleblower was the sideline referee who was not under McKinlen's control.

McKinlen was furious. If this continues, the situation will be out of control. Does this guy think the game is not messy enough? He, the referee, dare not brag about it. What does this young man who is ignorant of the world want to do?

"Joseph, I have to talk to you." McGinn pulled the young referee away, and another referee was responsible for serving Hill.

Mo Mengchen noticed the changes in the three referees.

It seems that the three of them are not wearing the same pair of pants, at least McGinn and the young referee named Joseph are not the same.

"It's interesting." Mo Mengchen smiled.

Hilga hit the penalty.

If Walton hadn't said this, the audience wouldn't have remembered it.

"40 to 39, the Pistons overtook!"

"In just 4 minutes, they had a 15-2 climax!"

Mike Dunleavy paced back and forth, and the change in this game really surprised him. He thought he would win because the referee was too obvious to the Trail Blazers.

Although it is not nice to say that it is based on the referee to win, professional sports are not completely black or completely white, and the game is full of various uncertain factors.

The referee is a difficult problem to circumvent.

He doesn't mind that some people say they win with referees, because some junk teams can't win with referees. They do the referee's job in advance and make profits at home legitimately. They should be proud of this, just like the future Koreans will use their home advantage to reach the semi-finals of the World Cup.

Although the whole world despises them, I'm afraid no Korean will think it is a shame.

You don’t have to be a fool if you have an advantage, but you will be even worse than me if you have the ability.

In away games, home advantage itself is a factor that must be taken into account.

Dunleavy even felt that those guys who kept complaining about the whistle were the real pitiful ones. If they were not prepared to deal with all kinds of difficulties, then would you come to the road to hit your mother?

result...
To be continued...