Basketball's No. 1 Anti-Fan

Chapter 37: Hit the Master Directly

After the shooting training, the next step is to run tactics, among which defensive tactics are the focus.

Han Sen's performance in this segment was also outstanding, with his excellent lateral movement allowing him to have a very high defensive accuracy.

After the tactical run is completed, it is time for the last part of daily training: full-court confrontation.

The Cavaliers were divided into two teams, black and white.

White Team: Delonte West, Daniel Gibson, Anthony Parker, James, Varejao (Javad Williams, Coby Karl)

Black Team: Mo Williams, Hansen, Jamario Moon, Leon Powe, Zydrunas Ilgauskas (Cunningham, Darnell Jackson)
The game lasted for 12 minutes per quarter, with the team's assistant coach Lloyd Pierce serving as temporary referee.

Ilgauskas passed the ball back to the black team's half and the game officially started.

On the first offensive round, Hansen quickly cut in from the bottom corner after seeing Varejao being pulled to the free throw line by Ilgauskas.

This was a good opportunity, but Williams had no intention of passing the ball. He accelerated and broke through the basket. After being defended by Varejao, he chose to make a quick stop and shot, but was blocked by James who came to assist.

Han Sen looked at Williams speechlessly.

Before joining the Cavaliers, Williams played for the Bucks and was a teammate of Yi Jianlian. He was affectionately called "Mo Buchuan" by domestic fans.

Sure enough, there are only wrong names, but no wrong nicknames.

It seems that if he wants to perform well, he still has to work on the defensive end first.

The white team's offense, James put his hands on his hips and did not participate in it, the ball was in Gibson's hands.

Gibson simply stretched out his hand to signal to move away and play one-on-one.

Gibson was a second-round pick by the Cavaliers in 06. Like Varejao, he is James's personal guard. He has been a stable rotation player for three years in the league and even served as a starter at one point.

However, the Cavaliers have fierce competition for guards this season, and he also needs to perform.

There is no better opportunity than the one in front of you. Beating Hansen is both a PK with his direct competitor and a bully.

He dribbled the ball left and right, then quickly broke through from the right.

"Snapped!"

But the next second he performed a "hen laying eggs" for everyone present.

Han Sen seized the opportunity and poked the ball out of his hand.

After completing the steal, Hansen looked up and saw Mo Williams and Moon rushing out of the three-point line.

No, the Cavaliers players are all so fierce in fast breaks? !
He passed the ball to Williams, who dodged James's block and scored a layup on a fast break.

Although this guy only has eyes for the basket, he can really put the ball into the basket when given the chance.

Gibson was not convinced, and after reaching the front court he continued to ask West for the ball for a one-on-one play.

But he soon realized that this matchup was his nightmare.

Although he completed the acceleration start this time, Han Sen took the ball away from behind!
Han Sen was actually a little surprised at this. Could it be that the luck control of a sword-wielding guard was so mediocre?
The white team retreated quickly, and the black team failed to launch a fast break. Hansen followed up to the frontcourt and used Ilgauskas' screen to run an off-ball tactic.

Then he saw the basketball flying towards him.

The person who passed the ball was actually Williams!
Is this a courtesy?
Basketball is not all about fighting and killing.

Hansen received the ball and completed the shot before Valanciunas came up.

The previous confrontational shooting training has helped to improve his touch.

3 points, 2 steals and 1 assist. No one may believe it, but the rookie Hansen was dazzling on the first day of the training camp.

Malone was beaming with joy in front of Brown at this time, as if he had seen his own child succeed.

James finally got the ball, and after a pick-and-roll with Varejao, he rushed into the inside like a tank, and slammed the ball into the basket through the assisting defense of Powe.

Bowie was knocked to the ground by the dunk.

Pierce blew the whistle, it was a 2+1.

Tsk!
Although Han Sen is a passive James hater, he has to admit that James' physical fitness is really explosive.

But at this moment, he noticed a detail. After dunking, James did not shoot free throws immediately, but pulled Varejao aside and talked for a while.

Because of the distance, he didn't hear anything, but he saw Vallejo turn his head and smile in his direction.

It looks so fucking disgusting!
James' free throw missed and the rebound was secured by Ilgauskas.

In the next round, Hansen didn't touch the ball, and Williams and Ilgauskas made a direct shot after the pick-and-roll.

6 to 2, the black team started off in pretty good shape.

The white team has the ball, and James continues to hold it.

However, this time Varejao did not go over, but set up an off-ball pick-and-roll for Gibson on the weak side.

Valanciunas has a wide body and his pick-and-roll quality is very high, but Hansen has now fully mastered [Star Catcher] and his ability to bypass screens has greatly improved.

He dodged it while moving.

However, just as he was about to continue chasing Gibson, Varejao suddenly moved and elbowed him in the body.

Gibson took the opportunity to get rid of Hansen and made a shot after receiving the pass from James.

Han Sen turned to look at Pierce. Wasn't that an illegal screen?
Pierce had no intention of blowing the whistle.

Vallejo gave him another lewd smile.

In the next round, Hansen ran an off-ball screen again, but this time Williams didn't give it to him, and his shot after breaking into the basket went wide.

You pass the ball to him once, and he returns the ball to you once. It's really a matter of reciprocity. He won't give you more than that.

The White Team attacked and Valanciunas used the same old trick again.

This time, Hansen chose to force his way through Varejao's illegal screen.

Although Varejao is a center, he is not known for his confrontational skills. Moreover, Hansen is the active player and it is not easy for Varejao to exert his strength.

But just as Han Sen squeezed past, Vallejo fell to the ground like a leaf swept by the autumn wind. At this time, Pierce blew the whistle, indicating that Han Sen's defense was a pushing foul.

"You didn't call the whistle for him illegally screening?" Han Sen was immediately annoyed. The double standards in the penalty standards were too obvious.

"They won't even whistle in official games." Unexpectedly, Pierce said so confidently.

"Fuck!" Han Sen blurted out in Chinese.

It seems that the league favors the Cavaliers and does not blow the whistle. The Cavaliers even use this as a standard during their internal training.

"Boy, you should learn what respect is." Vallejo stood up and puffed out his chest towards Hansen.

"Don't you know grass is a plant?"

Han Sen pushed him away. He didn't think Varejao knew what grass meant, just like his Rockets teammates mistook "fuck" for tomatoes.

Unexpectedly, Vallejo was just like the woman in front of the tall, rich and handsome man, falling down with just one push.

He is really the best actor, and his own people are playing the role.

Pierce blew the whistle and Hansen was called for another foul.

Looking at Valanciunas lying on the ground, he still had that lewd smile on his face.

But at this moment, Han Sen suddenly calmed down.

He turned his gaze to James at the far end.

From the start of the three-point contest, Varejao was looking for trouble with him.

At that time he thought that this guy was just a mad dog biting people like yesterday, but thinking back, before Valanciunas targeted him, wasn't he just chatting with James?
So, what Cunningham said yesterday was right. James will not just let yesterday's incident go?

By the way, the number of haters I had when I came out of the gym also proved this point.

And James doesn't even need to do it himself, just send a lackey like Varejao.

Even if he beats up Varejao or even hits him, it will not have any impact on James.

Isn't this what lackeys are used for?

Killing without dirtying your hands.

What's more, if a real fight breaks out, all his training performance before today will be wasted.

This is really the case, there is no way at all!
The ball still belongs to the white team. This time, the ball is sent out from the sideline, and Varejao makes another solid pick-and-roll for James.

James accelerated towards the inside again.

Having seen Powe's tragic end, Moon on the weak side didn't even dare to go to the basket to assist in defense.

James soared into the air in the paint, pulled the ball above his head, and prepared to perform his signature tomahawk dunk.

But at this moment, a figure rushed into the inside from the free throw line, threw himself directly into the air, and waved towards James.

"boom!"

The ball that James pulled to the highest point was directly fanned onto the backboard!

Han Sen then felt like he had hit a wall.

Because he rushed too hard, he had no time to dodge after the block and had a head-on collision with James in the air.

The huge impact made his chest feel tight, James' body was too strong.

James was also knocked out of the baseline, staggered twice and almost fell.

Everyone was stunned.

They were not shocked that Han Sen could block James, but they were shocked that Han Sen dared to block James in an open team training!
Even Pierce forgot to blow the whistle.

Even if the block followed by physical contact was not a foul, he should have blown the whistle.

The first person to react was the reporter on the sidelines, who quickly picked up his camera to take more photos.

"What did you do!" Then it was Vallejo's turn, like a mad dog. He rushed forward and pushed Hansen hard.

Gibson, Williams and others were also walking quickly towards Hansen.

Han Sen ignored the pain in his chest and pushed Vallejo back with force.

Perhaps it was because Vallejo was used to being the best actor, or perhaps it was because Hansen was really strong enough now. After being pushed, Vallejo took several steps back and fell to the ground.

It looked as if Han Sen really knew some Dongda Kung Fu, which stunned the others.

The reporters never stopped pressing the shutter buttons.

Seeing this, Ma Long quickly rushed to the court to pull Han Sen away.

The game was interrupted due to this sudden situation.

Brown, who had already gone over to ask about James' situation, turned back angrily and yelled at Malone, "Quick! Take this guy away!"

Han Sen was finally taken back to the player tunnel by Malone.

"Do you know that we were all discussing whether to let you start? But what you did just now ruined everything!" Malone scolded in a low voice.

"Do you mean I blocked LeBron or I pushed over Varejao?" Hansen asked with a smile.

"You..." Ma Long was stunned. Han Sen could actually laugh at this moment!

"You should go back and reflect on this first!" Ma Long didn't know what to say for a moment.

After Han Sen returned to the locker room, he took a shower, changed his clothes, and took out his phone to check social media.

Reflection?
He didn't feel he needed to reflect on anything.

If someone lets a dog bite you, beating the dog to death may not make you feel better. It will not only be a hassle but also cause you to get into trouble. The best way is to cause trouble for the dog's owner.

As for Malone's suggestion about starting, he felt that if James wanted to cause trouble for him, he would not agree to it.

(End of this chapter)