NBA: Start with a three-point experience card

Chapter 601 Another wave of assists

Wang Yi broke the ball, let out a domineering roar, then turned around and rushed to the frontcourt.

Leonard stuck closely to Wang Yi, not giving him any chance to speed up.

When Wang Yi came near the center line, Paojiao also came to double-team.

But in this way, Barnes has a chance.

Wang Yi passed the ball to Barnes before the double-team was actually formed.

Barnes went up and down and hit a three-pointer.

This is the easiest way to break the double-team.

When the trap is about to form, but before it actually forms, pass the ball to the open teammate.

It depends on whether the open teammate can send the ball into the basket.

Obviously, Barnes is in good shape today.

After two more rounds, the Kings launched a fast break, and Wang Yi threw the ball forward.

The other four Kings players hurried forward, but unfortunately they failed to hit, and in turn, the Clippers launched a fast break.

At this time, Paul George, Leonard, and Reggie Jackson had a three-line fast break.

Three on one!

When Reggie Jackson came to the three-point line, he quickly ran to the right bottom corner.

Paul George and Leonard, one on the left and one on the right, rushed towards the basket.

Faced with the impact of the two, Wang Yi first deliberately approached Leonard who was dribbling on the right.

Lure Leonard to pass to Paul George.

Sure enough, Leonard saw Wang Yi approaching him, and the pickled pepper on the left was already vacant.

So he threw the ball high and wanted to give Paul George a lob.

However, this is in Wang Yi's arms.

Before Wang Yi approached Leonard, he was ready to pounce on Paul George.

Seeing that the ball was thrown high, passed over his head, and had already fallen towards Paul George, his center of gravity quickly shifted towards Paul George, and then jumped out obliquely.

Like a football goalkeeper lobbing a shot into the dead corner of the goal.

With such a pounce, although he failed to pounce the ball at the first time, he touched the ball between his fingers.

Hit the ball high.

Seeing this, Pickled Pepper and Leonard rushed over to grab the ball.

However, Wang Yi's bounce is higher and faster than both of them.

Jumped up again and caught the ball.

Before he hit the ground, his legs were ready to kick back and start.

So as soon as it landed, it was ejected instantly.

Paojiao and Leonard just landed behind them and hurriedly chased after Wang Yi, but Wang Yi had already opened a distance of 3 meters.

Wang Yi dribbled the ball and rushed forward like crazy.

This is not a metaphor.

He dribbles like crazy.

It's frighteningly fast.

And full of indomitable momentum.

I will kill whoever blocks me!

When he came to the frontcourt, a 5-on-2 situation was formed.

Wang Yi dribbled the ball straight to the penalty area.

The other four Kings players, except for Holmes who was preparing to grab a rebound on the left side of the penalty area, the other three were distributed on the three-point line.

Inside the penalty area, Zubac jumped up quickly, stretching his arms to block Wang Yi.

When Wang Yi jumped into the air, he had already turned around, facing the bottom corner on the right—Hilde was lying in ambush there.

Wang Yi looked as if he was going to pass the ball to Hield.

Zubac also turned to look at Hilde.

However, after looking at it this way, he didn't see the basketball flying towards Hilde.

When Zubac landed, he was very puzzled.

Where's the ball?

At this time, there was a loud thunder-like sound from behind.

Like a thunderbolt.

bang——

Looking back, I saw Holmes hanging on the basket.

Zubac had a feeling that Brother Dao had fallen in his heart.

what happened?

He clearly saw that Wang Yi was about to pass the ball to Hilde in the right corner, so why did it suddenly fall into Holmes' hands.

He was obviously between Wang Yi and Holmes, completely blocking his passing route, how did the ball suddenly get into Holmes' hands.

Is this doing magic?
Wang Yi's ball not only deceived Zubac, but also deceived everyone.

Everyone thought Wang Yi was going to pass the ball to the bottom corner, even the Kings players thought Wang Yi was going to pass it.

Even Holmes himself was taken aback when he received Wang Yi's pass.

How did this come about?

The boss probably took the time to go to Hogwarts to study.

On the big screen at the scene, the first time was the picture taken by the bottom line cameraman.

From this screen, I couldn't see how Wang Yi passed the pass. It felt as if the ball suddenly disappeared out of thin air and then fell into Holmes' hands.

It wasn't until the scene was switched to another cameraman's lens that everyone suddenly discovered it.

It turned out that when Wang Yi turned his back to Zubac, he just reached out and made a fake move to pass the ball to Hilde.

Then he grabbed the ball with his right hand and passed Zubac's armpit with a backhand. With a flick of his wrist, the ball was passed to Holmes.

Even the Clippers fans secretly exclaimed in their hearts at this time, this pass is too wonderful.

It's just so wonderful.

Of course, this pass looks easy, but apart from Wang Yi, no one in the league can pass such a pass.

First of all, you have to be top-notch in terms of software: top-notch court vision, top-notch basketball IQ.

Secondly, in terms of hardware, you also have to be top-notch: top-level ability to stay in the air, top-level waist and abdomen strength, and a pair of top-level long arms and big hands.

Only with all of these can you make a pass fake in the air, grab the ball with one hand, bypass Zubac behind, and pass it to Holmes.

So Paul couldn't do it, Nash couldn't do it, Bai Qiao couldn't do it.

Even Magic Johnson can't do it because he doesn't have enough air.

On the sidelines, on the bench of the Kings, those players naturally shouted the well-known slogan at home and abroad:

"I grass-"

It's just that their pronunciation is not accurate enough, so it sounds weird.

And it looks even weirder with their expressions.

Wang Yi was speechless.

Such a good exclamation sounded so unreasonable in these guys' mouths.

Kings coach Luke Walton was a little confused while being surprised.

Or confused.

The Kings are a typical single-core team. If such a team wants to win, in addition to the strong performance of the core, you have to activate other players.

After all, basketball is a five-person sport.

So Luke Walton has always hoped that Wang Yi can pass the ball more.

However, passing the ball is not simply passing the ball to an open teammate.

You have to pass the ball to the right teammate in the right position at the right time and in the right way.

Simply put, it requires a broad court vision and a super high basketball IQ.

At this point, Luke Wharton was fascinated by Wang Yi's performance. .

Sometimes Wang Yi's court vision is very good.

He will pass a lot of unexpected assists.

But most of the time, Wang Yi's court vision is relatively average, and his passing is also relatively average.

His passing has been mediocre going into the playoffs, but this game suddenly got better.

And it's not generally good, but the kind that can amaze people and brighten people's dog's eyes.

Luke Walton couldn't help thinking, what kind of player is Wang Yi?
The former number 24 could not help appearing in his mind.

Luke Walton used to be teammates with Kobe Bryant.

At that time, Kobe took scoring as his own responsibility.

In the league, no one can score better.

But in some games, he was able to pass a lot of very beautiful assists.

In other words, he can pass the ball, he can pass the ball, it depends on whether he wants to pass the ball or not.

[In order not to make the competition look the same, I have been trying different ways of writing.Sometimes the Chinese commentary is not written, and sometimes the American commentary is not written. In order to speed up the pace of this game, neither commentary is written at all.Later, I will try more various writing methods, such as writing more about other perspectives, or just focusing on the field.Come to a clean game without any audience perspective or commentary perspective. 】

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