This historical level does not refer to his absolute reach, but to his height and arm span.

Although he is only 2.06 meters tall, his arm span reaches 2.35 meters!

His height and arm span difference reached 29cm!

This number surpasses Davis, Leonard, and Durant, and is the largest in active service!

And even when it comes to absolute reach, he is as long as the "long-armed monster" Gobert!

That's why Mutombe says Biyombo is like him.

It's not just because they're all from Congo, Mutombo is a 2.33m long-armed monster himself.

The ball that was covered out was directly picked up by Dinwiddie, who turned directly and went down the fast break.

He's tall, fast-paced, and very fast-paced.

By the time he got to the front, only Galloway was following him.

He flew to the basket, Galloway's first cut missed, and he managed to put the ball in the basket.

The fans cheered and cheered.

While the shot only gave the Pelicans a two-point lead, from Biyombo's block to Dinwiddie's fast break, the Pelicans' bench played a completely different game than they did at the end of the first quarter.

Thomas leaned on Morrow in the front court to ask for the ball, and JR Smith had already refused to let Galloway give it, and directly wanted to pass the ball and play it himself.

After a series of crotch drops, Gordon pounced on the interference.

"Bang dang!"

The basketball is out of the basket.

Biyombo jammed Aldridge and stretched out his long arm to protect the rebound.

can carry the card position and block the hat, and the more Biyombo really looks at it, the more he looks like Whiteside, which is one size shorter.

Dinwiddie dribbled to the front court to continue playing, and Gordon and Morrow's runs opened up the offensive space, and he went straight to Galloway, and hit the basket to force a foul on the latter.

He has a point guard style of play, but he has the height of a small forward, and he can break through, and this style of play is really lethal when one-on-one.

Stepping to the free-throw line and hitting both free throws steadily, the Pelicans regained a four-point lead.

can pass and burst, Dinwiddie is really different after being opened by Nash.

Biyombo made another basket to defend Stoudemire's strong attack.

Arriving in the frontcourt, Dinwiddie beckoned Biyombo to pull out to block the pick-and-roll, and after breaking through, he attracted Aldridge's bag, jumped up and stuffed the ball to Biyombo.

Biyombo was empty blue in front of him, and he was about to buckle it when he jumped up.

Aldridge turned back to defend, his dunk was directly interfered with, and the ball went out of bounds.

There was a stirring at the scene.

This finishing ability is also too urgent.

But that's to be expected, and if Biyombo really works that well, there's no way the Hornets won't want him for a second-round pick.

Smith's pull-up jumper finally broke the scoring drought for the Knicks.

Turning around, Dinwiddie continued to call Biyombo to block, only this time he struck and passed the ball to the outside of Moreau, who made a three-pointer and went down.

In this bench period, Dinwiddie sorted out the team quite smoothly.

By the time the main players of the two sides came on the court one after another, the Pelicans had regained an eight-point lead at 43-35.

Dinwiddie and Biyombo received high-fives from their teammates when they left the game.

The two of them are attacking and defending a lot, which helps the team a lot.

Anthony re-entered the game and scored a layup on Ariza.

Little Melon continues to show sweetness, which also explains why the Knicks can be third in the East this season.

However, in the end, Tang Tian contained the defense, and Davis received a pass from Jokic and scored under the basket.

The Pelicans are now second in the West.

At halftime, the Pelicans solidified their advantage and ended the half with a 61-51 lead over the Knicks.

Tang Tian scored 15 points in the half, Davis scored 9 points, and Jokic showed all-around talent, contributing 6 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists, and his performance was also quite good.

In the second half, Woodson adjusted his strategy and frantically attacked the Pelicans' basket.

Jokic received consecutive fouls, and after playing more than 5 minutes into the quarter, he was forced to go out with his fourth personal foul.

His defense was still a clear drag on him.

Jokic went off the court, and Biyombo came on as a substitute.

Howard continued to play hard under the basket, but his first shot was slapped out by Biyombo's long arm.

When a rough guy meets an arm span monster, the most likely outcome is that it will be difficult to finish.

The sideline ball was sent out, and Howard tried to force it again, but he couldn't get in.

Biyombo is nearly 5 centimeters shorter than Howard, but his weight is only 5 kilograms less than Howard, and he is not very disadvantaged in confrontation.

Coupled with that long arm, it really made Howard extremely uncomfortable.

His shot was almost covered by Biyombo again, and he came directly to cross the bridge.

Don't look at his offense, just look at his defense, he's definitely a top player in the league.

The cheers continued.

Look at Biyombo and then look at Dinwiddie, the Pelicans really made a deal at the trade deadline this past time.

The Knicks have no advantage on the inside and can only rely more on Anthony.

Fortunately, Anthony was in hot form tonight, playing the whole quarter and scoring 15 points in a single quarter to help the Knicks bite the score.

At the end of the third quarter, the two sides fought 76-83, and the difference of 7 points was still a dozen.

At the beginning of the fourth quarter, Jokic was replaced early.

He played less time in the third quarter, and this time changed him up, played a few minutes and then switched down, which is also a regular operation.

But the person who changed the game with him was Tang Tian!

This operation surprised Woodson on the other side, who didn't know what kind of medicine was sold in Williams's gourd.

But Williams's idea couldn't be simpler.

Jokic doesn't know when he will eat fouls again, so instead of being cautious, it is better to go to Tang Tian and directly try to press the Knicks to death.

Anyway, judging from the first half, the chemistry between Tang Tian and Jokic was good and fast.

Anthony finished the third quarter, and Howard also fought with Biyombo for nearly a quarter, and the physical exertion was greatly reduced.

Woodson could only respond to Williams' strange move with a bench lineup.

Coming up to the Knicks' first attack, Galloway broke through with the ball and rushed to the basket.

This is knowing that Jokic has 4 fouls on his back and continues to run for fouls.

However, Galloway is only a rookie, and his experience is still poor, and after Jokic dodged, he didn't control his center of gravity and threw a bridge directly.

Jokic defends the defensive rebound.

Tang Tian has already broken out of the three-point line with a brisk step.

He is well aware of Jokic's ability to make long passes in the backcourt.

Sure enough, as soon as Tang Tian passed halfway, Jokic's long pass was already speeding like a positioning missile.

He got the ball, accelerated away from Smith, strode to the frontcourt, jumped inside the free throw line, and scored with a one-handed arm slam.

The difference on the field was stretched to 9 points!

Woodson looked back at Anthony and Howard and turned back through gritted teeth.

Why did he suddenly feel that Jokic's early exit in the third quarter was a good thing for the Pelicans?

This period of Knicks dual-core can't play, and the Knicks really have to carry their heads.