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"???"

Chandler's head was full of question marks. "No, I was right in front of you. I had both hands raised.

"We even jumped at the same time. You still posterized me over my head—how am I supposed to defend that?"

He was utterly baffled.

He knew Bynum was highly gifted, but he had never expected him to be this freakish.

Even a player on Howard's level couldn't just dunk on him whenever he wanted.

Chandler couldn't understand it, nor was he willing to accept such a reality.

He could only believe that he had been careless just now and hadn't jumped with his full attention.

His defense had been too slow.

His gaze sharpened as he fixed his eyes on Bynum, fully focused. He absolutely wouldn't give him another chance to attack.

He kept fronting Bynum, leaving him unable even to catch the ball.

As for alley-oops, with the two battling so fiercely for position, Bynum didn't have many good opportunities for one.

After all, George, Griffin, and the others were still in front of him.

Paul understood that as well.

He didn't deliberately create alley-oop opportunities for Bynum, still prioritizing Kobe and Griffin.

The Knicks had also seen through Griffin's constant intent to attack the rim. George and Su Yan would block his path and slow him down.

Once White Magic couldn't get up to speed, his threat dropped considerably, and alley-oops became much harder.

Griffin adjusted his approach as well. After realizing the opponents were targeting him and denying his alley-oops, he began taking mid-range shots near the basket.

Though they weren't Mid-range King-level mid-range shots, the shooting conditions were good, and he had decent accuracy, so he could attack that way too.

That was the difference between him and Superman.

Superman could only operate in the