No normal team plays like this. Even the Kings' Princeton offense isn't this crazy.
Larry Brown criticized inwardly, 'Kids these days. They just don't get basketball.'
On television, Barkley was full of passionate praise. "That's our Reggie Miller! A worthy candidate for the greatest shooter of all time. And Jack runs like a cheetah—he's sharp and decisive. I love his clean, crisp, no-frills passes."
But Kenny Smith, sitting beside him, couldn't bring himself to enjoy it.
Not everyone shared the same joy. He just found Barkley to be incredibly loud.
What's more, he was starting to develop a hatred for shades of lipstick.
Kenny Smith never in his wildest dreams imagined that Su Xi coming off the bench would actually spark a comeback from the brink. And not just any comeback—he single-handedly ignited an offensive explosion that left the Pistons completely powerless.
SWISH!
The Pistons finally managed a face-saving basket, courtesy of a floater from Hamilton.
