I'm good at basketball too

Chapter 193 Everyone Can Pass The Ball Except Li Ran

After breaking into the paint, the Pistons' excellent defense made Iverson basically have no chance to make a move.

But he didn't panic at all, and passed the ball to the outside line with his hands.

Curry has been waiting in the bottom corner for a long time!
Before Stuckey pounced, Curry threw the ball with his own unique one-piece shot.

Li Ran saw that Curry made an open shot, and ran to the backcourt without looking back.

Rebound?
No need no need.

Putting Curry open to shoot is basically equal to steady progress.

Sure enough, Curry's ball went into the net hollow, giving the Grizzlies the lead.

The Pistons attack, and after a long run, Stuckey passes the ball to Prince, who catches the ball and drives inside.

At this time, there is only Gasol who is stuck behind Big Ben on the inside, and Randolph has been led to the outside by Villanueva.

Prince leaned on Iverson and easily entered the paint, ready to score a layup.

But he seems to have forgotten something. . .

Just as Prince made his layup, his original opponent - Li Ran appeared.

Li Ran slipped from the baseline to the basket, jumped high, and slapped Prince's layup on the backboard with one hand.

Xiaojia easily accepted the rebound, and Curry was already galloping on the way to counterattack like a wild dog running free.

Standing under the basket, Xiaojia threw the ball forward with one hand, and it landed right in front of Curry.

Curry catches the ball, strides into the free throw line, jumps high and is about to dunk.

However, the script is a bit different from what Jinzhou LaVine thought in the future. . .

His dunk was directly on the basket's neck.

At this time, Li Ran ran to the half court in a disciplined manner, watching the basketball bouncing high and flying towards him.

Seeing the basketball jumping directly into his arms, Li Ran was dumbfounded.

Why are there still people who can't even dunk a dunk?
With this thought in mind, Li Ran took a few steps, and after reaching the free throw line, he jumped with one foot, spun around in the air, and dunked the ball lightly into the basket.

Curry is also stupid.

How can someone dunk a 360-degree dunk so easily?

The Grizzlies fans on the sidelines were extremely happy.

A large social death scene from Stephen Curry!
Li Ran, who somehow got a rebound and two points, was in a good mood, and he gave Curry a thumbs up.

"Beautiful biography, Stephen."

Ku Ritian wanted to die.

Before the game, everyone thought it was a close game.

But within half a quarter, they found out that the progress seemed to be different from what they thought.

Originally, those who couldn't go in offensively and couldn't defend were considered grizzlies.

Now, everyone can see that it is the Pistons who are in this predicament.

The Pistons are the one that really can't get in and can't defend.

Daben has no offensive ability, at most he can play a second offense.

While defending him, Xiaojia can also distract his teammates to share the pressure.

Villanueva faced the old oily Zach Randolph, and he was blown out in all aspects.

Prince Prince, the core of the Pistons' perimeter defense, seemed to be invisible in this game, and he was nowhere to be found.

As for Hamilton, who had no ability to attack with the ball, he also disappeared after being intercepted twice by Li Ran.

As for Rodney Stuckey. . .

Not to mention, his defensive ability is not as good as Curry.

After the start of the regular season, everyone realized that the Grizzlies with Li Ran and the Grizzlies without Li Ran were two completely different teams.

"Li Ran organized the team's perimeter defense very well in this game."

Director Zhang pointed out the problem straight to the point.

That's right, in this game, under the cover of Li Ran, the Grizzlies' perimeter defense did not have any major problems.

In other words, even if there is a problem, the Pistons' offensive ability can't catch it.

At the end of the first quarter, Li Ran played a full quarter and handed over a very unlikable statistic.

3 points, 5 rebounds, 2 steals and 1 block.

At the end of the first quarter, Kaliapa was very happy, because the Grizzlies are in a good situation now, leading the Pistons by 8 points in a single quarter.

Curry was the best. He made 4 of 3 three-pointers and two points. . . 1 for 0, yes, that fast break dunk.

Iverson also scored 6 points and 3 assists in a single quarter.

After complimenting the players, especially Li Ran, Kaliapa made some adjustments to the lineup.

Curry, Iverson and Xiaojia end.

Crawford, Turkoglu and Yi Jianlian played.

As a result, the Grizzlies lineup became Crawford, Li Ran, Turkoglu, Yi Jianlian and Randolph.

In this lineup, Turkoglu has become the core of the team.

This is what Li Ran promised Turkoglu before the start of the season.

Curry has organizational skills, but not top-notch.

Iverson also has organizational skills, which are based on his breakthrough threat.

But the combination of the two of them, plus a small plus insider, is completely sufficient in terms of organization.

In the second team, there is Turkoglu, and there is still no need to worry about organizational skills.

Because Keliu also has organizational skills.

Li Ran's only shortcoming now - not being able to organize an attack, was completely covered up by the joint efforts of these few people.

In Kaliapa's tactical concept, the Grizzlies in the new season will be a team where everyone can organize and will not put the burden of organizing offense on a single person.

If such a tactical concept can be realized, then the Grizzlies' offense in the new season can only be described in one word.

Smooth!

The offensive burden of the second team is placed on Ke 6 and Randolph.

One of Li Ran and Turkoglu was in charge of defense, and the other was in charge of organization.

Highlight a clear division of labor.

Ke 6 is now at the peak of his career, which highlights the need to attack and attack, and to defend and attack.

However, seeing his excellent performance in the second quarter, Li Ran was very happy to wipe his ass on the defensive end.

Ke Lu's signature jumping layup, Li Ran was so pleasing to watch.

That kind of agility and elegance cannot be imitated by ordinary people.

Right, Ajan.

Moreover, the three-pointer of this guy is really daring to vote.

It is a strong shot, a wild shot, but he can still make it.

Ke 6 is the player with the most 3+1s in league history.

In the second quarter, Ke 6 scored 13 points in a simple single quarter, further widening the gap between the two teams.

At half-time, the atmosphere of the two teams was completely different.

The Grizzlies locker room was filled with joy and laughter. A boy like Curry who weighed [-] and [-] was already laughing at the fact that Li Ran, as the boss of the team, scored less than him.

That's right, at the end of the first half, Li Ran's score was very rarely below 10.

8分10篮板2助攻3抢断3盖帽。

Li Ran's two assists were all obtained by passing the ball to Ke Liu, and then Ke Liu pulled it up and shot Hamilton in the face.

To put it bluntly, if Li Ran and his grandmother pass the ball to Ke Lu on the field, they can get these two assists.

On the other side, the Pistons locker room was clouded.

(End of this chapter)