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

Chapter 222 The second veterinary team in the league
Terry was so angry that his teeth itched.

What does this ball have to do with you, Bobby Jackson?
Haven't you been cleaned up by me?

Do you still have the nerve to mock me now?

If you have the ability, don’t waver, brother!

Bobby Jackson: Don’t waver if you have brothers, you idiot!

The Hawks found Raheem with the ball, and Terry quickly broke away from Bobby Jackson and cut inside to the basket.

Lu Yuanzhi had just left Nubel behind to defend the inside, and wanted to give Raheem another try, but unexpectedly Terry, who was hot-headed, rushed in at this time.

Row!
Then keep fucking Terry!
Terry pulled the lever under the basket to avoid Clark's block, but he didn't expect that Lu Yuanzhi was already waiting on the other side of the basket.

Lu Yuanzhi took off easily and gave Terry a nailboard hat.

"what!"

Terry screamed, but the referee ignored him.

This ball is clean, what are you screaming for?You think you are the essence of human screams, Eric Gordon!
Huh?
What kind of strange name is this, and why did it pop up all of a sudden?
I don’t remember this player!
Lu Yuanzhi's block completely destroyed Terry's morale, and also destroyed the morale of the Eagles.

The Eagles seem to have a strong lineup, but they haven't made the playoffs in several years, and their energy has long been gone.

In fact, the Hawks' perimeter back and forth can still be seen. Whether it is the newly added big dog Robinson or the self-trained Jason Terry, they all have good strength.

But in the final analysis, the two insiders they rely on always have a strange smell.

You said Rahim and Ratliff are not strong, they have both made the All-Stars, and Rahim has a 20+9 performance every year.

You can say that Raheem and Ratliff are strong, but they are not dominant on the court. It seems that any kind of insider can compete with them.

Perhaps, in this era, this kind of thin insider is not dominant on the court.

97: 105.

The undermanned Kings easily defeated the Hawks at home.

Lu Yuanzhi clocked out in the third quarter and scored 18 points, 4 rebounds, 6 blocks, 2 assists and 1 steal. He defeated Nubel on both offense and defense. He once again scored 2 free attribute points and increased his dribbling points to 56 points.

As Lu Yuanzhi has secured his main position with the Kings and gotten more playing time, he has gained free attributes faster and faster.

And after this battle with the Eagles, the coaching staff also discovered that on the defensive end, by not allowing Lu Yuanzhi to mark the opponent's arrowhead, but giving him an easy defensive target, his defensive ability can be maximized.

Of today's 6 blocks, only one was on the opponent Nubell, and the other 5 were defensive blocks.

This kind of defensive ability can relieve the defensive pressure of the entire Kings team to a great extent, allowing this Kings team to evolve from an offensive expert to an excellent offensive and defensive team.

Next, the Kings started their road trip again, defeating the Golden State Warriors 104:93 and losing to the SuperSonics 97:111. They scored 2 wins and 1 loss in this week's game.

Lu Yuanzhi scored 25 points and 22 points respectively in the matchup with Jason Richardson and Rashard Lewis, both of which defeated their opponents on the offensive end.

It's just that Lu Yuanzhi adjusted his strategy and provided more assistance on defense. The defensive end gave the two men some breathing space, and they scored 16 points and 20 points respectively, leaving Lu Yuanzhi with only 1 free attribute point each.

However, the Kings' investigation finally landed on another player, and that was Golden State Warriors starting center Eric Dampier.

Yes, that's the "Second Center in the West"!
Dampier is 211 centimeters tall and weighs 120 kilograms. He seems to be not much different from Pollard.

But Dampier has better dynamic talent than Pollard, and is more threatening at the basket. In the two seasons in Golden State, the success rate of finishing at the basket was higher than 65%, and he has a good ability to eat cakes. .

Dampier faced off against Clark, and his strong muscles almost knocked Clark out of shape.

Fortunately, Adelman reacted quickly and asked Clark to defend Troy Murphy, who was not so impactful, and asked Divac, who returned to the team, to deal with Dampier.

However, there is a slight problem in trading Clark for Dampier. The Warriors just selected Mike Dunleavy with the No. 3 pick in the first round, and they want to focus on cultivating this white power forward who is not strong and has comprehensive skills.

If Clark is traded, it will conflict with Dunleavy Jr.'s positioning.

Anyway, the Warriors have been failing, and they don't need immediate combat power. Instead of developing Clark, it is better to train Dunleavy.

This gives Clark, who has excellent statistics, no advantage at all in Golden State.

At the same time, since Dunleavy is going to be played, he must be equipped with a meat shield center, and the Warriors are not willing to let Dampier go.

Although the Kings coaching staff likes Dampier, the transaction is very difficult. They can only hope that the Kings management can come up with some strange tricks, otherwise it will be really difficult to bring Dampier back to Samurai.

Clark still performed well this week, averaging 21.2 points and 13.1 rebounds per game, but he failed to win the Player of the Week again.This may have something to do with the Kings' 2-1 record this week.

The Best of the Week was won by Rashard Lewis, who won all three games this week and averaged 3 points, 27.2 rebounds and 8.8 assists.

Alas, the failure of direct dialogue with the SuperSonics caused Clark to miss the opportunity to win three consecutive best games.

But there are no big regrets within the Kings team.

Okay, at the beginning of the season, it will not be easy to help Clark "steal" two Best of the Week awards. Can you really expect Clark to keep winning the Best of the Week awards with the support of the Kings system?
If Clark has this ability, why would the Kings trade him?

Isn't it just a silver wax gun tip?
It cannot stand the test!
If he really attracts too much attention from other teams, Clark will be knocked back to his original form.

Best throw this week.

Let Clark fade out of everyone's sight again, and it will be easier to brush up the data.

Anyway, everyone will only look at the table data. Who cares how you play on the court?

Not to mention the beginning of the 21st century, even more than 20 years later, there are still people who use off-peak travel and a large number of fast break scores to improve their own scoring and true shooting percentage!

Just this, you can still hype GOAT!
By the way, here’s a hot fact: Tan Huang never shoots a three-pointer from the backcourt at the end of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd quarters with only 1 and 2 seconds left.

Don't try at all and see if you can earn 3 points for nothing.

Because such shots are included in technical statistics, Zhan Huang's poor three-point shooting rate is even worse.

Hahahaha!

Table data is much more important than winning or losing the game!

On the 17th, the Kings defeated the Orlando Magic again at home. Lu Yuanzhi was surprised to find that Grant Hill, who had been fighting on the court not long ago, was on the injured list again.

Is it really a "glass foot"?

In the first six years of Hill's career with the Detroit Pistons, he was basically full attendance during the regular season and averaged nearly 6 minutes per game. If such a player was said to be prone to injury, Lu Yuanzhi would not believe it first.

But at the beginning of the 00-01 season with the Magic, Hill continued to be injured.

Reflected in attendance, he played 00 games in the 01-4 season.

In the 01-02 season, he played 14 games.

In the 02-03 season, he played 29 games.

In the 03-04 season, he did not play a game.

In the 04-05 season, after playing 67 games, everything seemed to be getting better.

As a result, in the 05-06 season, he only played 21 games due to injuries.

Hill's supposedly wonderful career was cut into pieces by injuries, and he was unable to display his talents on the court at his best age.

The entire league believes that Hill is a glass man and is not resistant to injuries at all.

But then, God reversed.

In the 07-08 season, the 36-year-old Hill moved to the Suns and played 68 games.

In the 08-09 season, he was 37 years old and played 68 games.

In the 09-10 season, at the age of 38, he played a terrifying 81 games!
In the 10-11 season, he was 39 years old and played 80 games!
The name of the Sun Miracle Doctor spread like wildfire.

However, if we think about it more carefully, we may have entered into a misunderstanding.

Tracy McGrady is the root of the problem for the Magic.

O'Neal played only 52 games in his final season with the Magic due to injury.

Penny Hardaway played 59 games in his fourth year and 15 games in his fifth year.

All the stars who came out of the Magic were seriously injured.

Is it possible that the Magic are the second "vet team" in the league besides the Trail Blazers?
(End of this chapter)