NBA: I just want to play soy sauce, you let me win the championship

Chapter 101 Is He Scared?

The time for a tactic in the NBA is about 5 seconds.

If it breaks the offense's tactics twice in a row, it takes more than 10 seconds.

Including the time from the backcourt to the frontcourt, the attack time is 24 seconds, and the remaining time is likely to be less than 8 seconds.

At this time, the average team will not launch another tactic. If the third tactic fails, there is no guarantee that the ball will be in the hands of the core players, and the shot will not be guaranteed.

Therefore, after two tactical failures, the ball will be handed over to the star players, and they will solve the problem in singles.

8 seconds is enough time for a star player to complete a singles.

Therefore, in an offensive round in the NBA, there are almost "three lives". The first two lives are conventional tactical cooperation, and the last life is superstar singles.

It looks like Contra, with three lives!

After Divac protected the rebound, the Kings coaching staff was also refreshed. This set of "squeezing" anti-pick-and-roll tactics is quite effective.

When the Kings attacked, Bibby continued to pull Nash into the military training. This time Najera came from a 45-degree angle to help defend, while Stojakovic ran back to the right corner very spiritually.

Bibby hit the ground and passed the ball, pierced Najera's interception route, and gave the ball to Stojakovic. The Yugoslavs finally regained their touch and hit a three-pointer steadily.

As soon as the game started, the Kings played a 5:0 spurt, but the old Nelson didn't care that the game had just started, and decisively called a timeout.

The main players of the Kings returned to the bench, Lu Yuanzhi took the lead in applauding Bibby, and then rhythmically shouted "2 Kills", "2 Kills"!
Bibby was so happy that she couldn't hold back her smile, and happily sat down on the bench.

The other main players also happily sat on the bench.

On the other hand, the old Nelson took a tactical board and rearranged the defensive tactics, emphasizing on how other players should defend Stojakovic after Najera assisted in the defense.

It wasn't until the timeout was almost over that he raised his mouth and let Michael Finley play singles, and he won the first point first.

This time it was LaFrentz who came up to set the screen, and his screen quality was significantly better.

But Bibby's concentration was very focused, and he squeezed past LaFrentz's pick-and-roll again.

As long as you can squeeze through the pick-and-roll, it will be an "invalid screen", and all subsequent offensive tactics will not be able to start.

But there are not many players who can do this stably. Maybe Wade is the best in the new generation, although he has not yet landed in the NBA at this time.

The pick-and-roll failed, and instead of giving the ball to LaFrentz, Nash passed the ball to Finley.

After LaFrentz and Divac left the inside, Finley came around from the other side, got a position outside the penalty area, and after receiving a pass from Nash, Finley began to post up.

As Jordan's successor, Finley is naturally not weak in post-up singles, and Christie played against Jordan after Jordan's first comeback, which also made Jordan very uncomfortable.

The duel between the two was all scheming.

In the end, Finley made a fadeaway jumper under Christie's interference, continuing his hot touch from the previous game.

However, Lu Yuanzhi and the substitutes off the field still gave Christie and Bibby the same evaluation, "Kill"!
Yes, the defense is in place, and there is a lot of interference, but even if Finley can get in, there is no way.

This is the giant planet.

A ball that can stabilize the morale of the army.

The scoring efficiency of mid-range post-up singles is not high, but the victory is stable.

As long as your core players are capable and hot, you can score no matter what kind of interference you receive.

Just like now, the Mavericks urgently need to score to stabilize the morale of the army. In the case of being unable to enter the interior, post-up singles are the safest way.

At this time, don't mention the magic ball, let alone the scoring efficiency.

What you want at this time is to score, not how many points you get.

The offense of the Kings was also targeted by the Mavericks. Divac's pick-and-roll effect was very good in the last game. This game was strictly guarded.

At the same time, the rotation of the Mavericks also showed its power, and Stojakovic still couldn't find an open shot.

But the Kings didn't panic at all, and Weber quickly took on the burden of offense.

The Mavericks used Finley's fiery touch to constantly attract Kings players to double-team, and open players scored the ball.

The scores of both sides rose alternately.

When it came to the rotation time of about 10 minutes in the first quarter, the score between the two sides was 20:22, and the Kings only led by 2 points.

The two teams started to make substitutions.

The Mavericks replaced LaFrentz, Nash and Najera with Big Zhi, Nick Van Exel and John Newman.

The Kings replaced Divac, Webber, Christie and Bibby, replaced Pollard, Turkoglu, Lu Yuanzhi and Bobby Jackson, and left Stojakovic to find a feel on the court.

With such a substitution, the two teams seem to have lost their serious insiders, and seem to have several insiders.

Inadvertently, the achievement of two Chinese players appearing in the playoffs at the same time was achieved.

But Lu Yuanzhi will not match up with Dazhi, he will swing down and mark Michael Finley.

This is also the optimal solution deduced by the Kings coaching staff.

If Finley feels normal, it's up to Christie, who has better defensive skills, to defend.

If Finley feels hot and his shots are unreasonable, then send Lu Yuanzhi, who has good defensive skills but unfathomable physical fitness, to guard him.

This is like defending against Kobe. Although everyone says that Battier defends well and Tony Allen defends well, when Kobe starts to be unreasonable, Battier and the others have nothing to do because his physical fitness is really good. Not as good as Kobe.

So who is the best against Kobe in an unreasonable state?

Not Artest, not Christie, not Bowen, not Battier, not even Tony Allen, but players like Prince, Iguodala and Kirilenko.

Have you noticed, tall and long arms, excellent footwork, and explosive athletic ability, only this type of player who has a huge advantage over Kobe in size can prevent Kobe from running wild.

Because players in the former category have excellent defensive skills and can effectively "interfere" shots, but players in the latter category can blow the ball away when you shoot.

Michael Finley is a bit like Kobe Bryant right now, Christie defends well, gets distracted on every ball, but Finley just gets the ball to the goddamn basket.

Therefore, the Kings changed their thinking.

Since the interference is useless, then I will replace Christie.

I will replace Lu Yuanzhi.

Lu Yuanzhi, who is 206 cm tall and has a wingspan of 228 cm, can definitely put the greatest pressure on Finley.

Lu Yuanzhi may not be as good at guarding as Christie, may be out of position, and may not interfere as much, but he has an advantage that Christie does not have - he can slap your shot down!

I don't interfere with your shooting.

I only confiscated your shot.

After the substitution, Michael Finley was surprised to find that standing in front of him was the protagonist of the Malone incident a few days ago, Max Lu!
What Lu Yuanzhi didn't know was that although he thought he played cleanly, there were rumors about him in the world - a man who was more cruel than the villain Ma Long!

Max Lu is the middle-level beast of the Kings!

Lu Yuanzhi looked at Michael Finley, rubbed his eyes, and finally made sure that he was right—Finley did shrink his neck.

Is he—afraid?

(End of this chapter)