"Might as well step back and shoot a three..."
Zhang Hao thought to himself, quickly retreating to defend.
Offensive and defensive transition, Adeny advanced to the frontcourt and saw George Lynch continuing to defend Richmond like a mad dog, while others lacked ball-handling ability, so he decided to continue.
In training, Adeny's three-pointers and mid-range shots are the best on the Kings team, even beating Richmond multiple times in Richmond's "only-one" game outside of training. But limited by his height, he couldn't showcase this in regular season games. However, as the all-time leader in three-pointers in UCLA's history, Zhang Hao doesn't rate his three-pointers highly because his performance on the court isn't impressive, but defenders always choose to stick close to him, as Doug Christie does.
So Adeny chose to continue his breakthrough attack!
