Basketball trainer, I created a super giant

Chapter 100 If you want to know what I learned, then watch carefully

Tang Sen followed McGrady with his eyes.

Rick Fox, a guy who dreams of becoming an actor, defended him very well.

During the two consecutive championships, he played excellent defense, shot three-pointers, and even passed the ball. He had a deep understanding of the triangle offense and was an important helper for the OK combination.

He is heavier and poses a strong challenge to McGrady.

After all, he has the body of a standard small forward.

This is also the main reason why McGrady tried to gain weight. When he moved to the No. 3 position, his body was still not strong enough.

But Donson doesn't think this is the main reason for McGrady's mediocre performance.

Tangsen has been in contact with McGrady for quite some time and has watched him play up close many times.

There was always a feeling that this guy wasn't playing with enough passion.

Tang Sen has always felt that passion for playing basketball is important.

Only with that kind of passion can you give your all in the competition and strive to win.

In daily training, Tang Sen has always educated Brown in this way.

But that's not the case with McGrady.

His passion is like a hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean, sometimes strong, and when the feeling comes, scoring 40 or 50 points is no problem.

But most of the time, he is just like his introverted personality, lying dormant like lukewarm water.

Tang Sen didn't know why he was like this, but he was not like Jordan, who had a desire for victory as hot as the sun.

Although Egghead is domineering and rude, he is willing to come all the way here to fight with me and win.

The game in front of us.

Brown and Grant were added together, which was considered a trade with O'Neal.

If the Magic want to win, they can only rely on McGrady.

Watching McGrady miss another jump shot against Fox in a one-on-one match, Donson shook his head secretly.

McGrady really lacked some touch today.

But what was strange about Tang Sen was that since his touch was cold, why didn't he choose to go to the basket?

Breaking through is also McGrady's usual scoring method.

Especially this guy has learned to use rhythm.

In terms of score, the Lakers slowly took the lead again.

Kobe is very stable.

After two championship seasons, he has grown so fast.

At this moment, Tang Sen suddenly thought of McGrady's previous shot.

In the opposite half, it was too far away and I couldn't see clearly.

But the shot was short.

Not appropriate.

A distance of 15 feet, this should be McGrady's shooting range.

But when he recalled that moment, Tang Sen suddenly remembered McGrady's assisting hand.

After shooting the basketball, his auxiliary hand was raised straight up and his thumb was not adducted.

Tang Sen took a deep breath.

No!
What was this guy thinking? He actually tried to adjust his shooting posture during the game.

Just say why his attack was so short.

There is also an arc, which seems to be raised a little.

This guy is so brave.

As for the game, even if it's a regular season game, you shouldn't be so indifferent.

Tang Sen thought he had seen it wrong.

But when McGrady took another jump shot, the basketball hit the rim and bounced out, and Tang Sen confirmed it.

This guy is just trying to adjust his shooting form during the game.

Tang Sen was incredulous.

I know you are extremely talented and learn everything quickly, but shooting is a muscle memory formed over many years and it cannot be adjusted easily.

The key is that this is a competition, so we need to be more focused.

Soon, the first quarter ended.

Brown made 2 of 4 shots and scored 4 points and 4 rebounds.

The performance is average.

But his task today is to limit O'Neal.

O'Neal made 2 of 5 shots and scored only 5 points, which is enough to prove how well he completed the task.

Only McGrady.

He only shot 1 for 5 in the first quarter, a performance that was comparable to a nightmare.

Tang Sen's attention was on the bench next to him. Not far away, he could hear Rivers pulling everyone together and praising them again.

Kuo Brown limited O'Neal, Kuo Armstrong contributed a three-pointer, and Alexander, who came off the bench, was also good at scoring.

Even McGrady praised him, saying that he helped attract defense for others.

Tang Sen grinned secretly.

You really dare to brag!

Seeing McGrady sitting there silently listening, Tang Sen couldn't help but think that McGrady had just met Rivers.

If he had a coach like Popovich, Popovich would definitely have scolded him to death based on his performance in the first quarter.

I feel that players like McGrady, because they are so talented, need someone to supervise them and urge them strictly.

But Tang Sen was just thinking about it.

Anyway, for Brown, the current Magic team is pretty good.

As for Brown's performance today, there should be no media complaining about his poor performance and hitting the rookie wall after the game.

Tang Sen withdrew his gaze, watched the game with peace of mind, and chatted with Tang Lin about some family matters.

For some reason, I still think of those little guys in Compton.

This time when I came here, I didn’t have time to take a look.

During the bench phase, the Magic played pretty well.

Ewing also came on the court.

Rivers seemed to have just remembered that there was such a legendary superstar sitting on his bench.

As soon as Ewing came on, he contributed a wonderful attack.

He sat with his back to Medvedenko, dropped his shoulders, turned toward the baseline, and drilled a solid jump shot.

This is his ultimate trick.

Today, it seems not so difficult to use.

He also has a strong desire to attack.

In the next round, he immediately reached for the ball, faced the basket with the ball, and shot with a three-threat move.

Come in!

In the TNT studio, even Barkley felt incredible.

"Did Patrick take some rejuvenation medicine? Why does he feel so powerful? Look, he can even jump."

Barkley pointed at Ewing who was fighting for the rebound.

For Ewing at his age today, being able to jump is definitely a compliment.

Thanks to Ewing's consecutive hits, the Magic managed to fight back a little.

"Really, McGrady should learn from Patrick and see how he plays. He is 38 years old and still works so hard!" Barkley shouted bluntly.

Just now in the first quarter, he complained that McGrady's performance was like sleepwalking, he just floated outside to shoot and was not tough enough.

Then look at Brown, who was desperately trying to tangle with O'Neal under the basket. Kenny Smith nodded in agreement.

He also felt that McGrady's performance in this game was not good enough.

He didn't perform at the level expected of a team leader.

The two were chatting when McGrady, who had just returned to the court, suddenly started to move. He paused slightly in rhythm, accelerated a second time, passed by Fox like a gust of wind, cut to the basket, and made a one-handed slam dunk.

Barkley's face changed slightly. What the hell? I just said you were not tough enough, and now you do this?
And it's not over yet.

McGrady seemed to have been sleeping for a long time and suddenly woke up. He dribbled the ball continuously, pretending to break through to the left, then stopped abruptly, dribbled the ball behind his back in a chic manner, took a step sideways and shot.

The basketball went right into the basket.

Barkley was confused and curious about what had stimulated McGrady to suddenly explode.

Tang Sen at the scene was also curious.

I didn't see what happened, but it felt like McGrady suddenly started playing seriously, and then he went in.

However, when Kobe turned around, sat on Miller in the low and mid-post, pushed forward with a back-to-the-basket shot, and then immediately turned around and shot a jump shot, Tang Sen had an idea. Could it be that Kobe said something that stimulated McGrady?

Kobe clenched his right fist, a confident and calm smile on his face, and ran past the stands in a dashing manner.

Maddie watched silently.

I remembered that not long ago, when Kobe was defending me in a mismatch, I asked myself in a joking tone, what have you learned from Donovan?

Maybe Kobe just asked casually and didn't have any special thoughts.

But McGrady was stimulated.

Want to know what I learned?
Okay, then you watch carefully!
As soon as halftime was over, McGrady reached for the ball.

He still lowered his body, dribbled the ball between his legs, and moved closer to Fox.

Fox was facing a formidable enemy.

The next moment, he saw Maddie's body pulled up.

This is going to be voted!

He instinctively took a step forward.

But as soon as he stretched out his foot, Fox regretted it.

Got fooled.

McGrady feinted a shot, suddenly pushed off the ground to accelerate, and passed by him as fast as lightning.

The only problem is that there is O'Neal standing in front.

But this time, McGrady did not retreat. He jumped into the air towards O'Neal, deflected his body in the air, stayed in the air and pulled the ball, then changed hands and threw the ball.

The basketball spun and fell into the basket.

The scene suddenly fell silent, followed by a burst of exclamations.

For ordinary spectators, this was also an extremely exciting goal.

Brown ran over immediately and pulled McGrady up from the ground.

McGrady glanced at Kobe vaguely, then turned and ran away.

He now feels more and more that when he adds some changes in the process of breakthrough, he is really invincible and can beat anyone he wants.

Kobe keenly caught McGrady's gaze and ran away without saying a word.

You want to score points, right? Who’s afraid of who?
As for the high scores, they must be returned in the same way.

Kobe stopped suddenly to catch the ball, and the moment he caught the ball, his body sank, as if to break through. At the moment when he moved Miller's center of gravity, he changed direction in front of his body and passed Miller cleanly.

He dribbled straight to the basket without stopping.

Brown blocked the way in front of him just like O'Neal.

Kobe was not afraid at all and chose the same offensive method as McGrady, jumping up and attacking.

He was fearless in the air.

Tang Sen on the sidelines subconsciously sat up straight.

This guy is not going to dunk over Brown.

I'm afraid you're a little... overthinking it!

Before they could think about it, the two of them collided in the air.

Kobe is tough.

Wearing jersey number 8, he is as fast as the wind and has an incredibly strong physical condition.

But Brown is no skinny guy.

If it were O'Neal, Brown might have been pushed away.

But Kobe?
Brown stretched out his arms, like a wall, blocking Kobe back.

The basketball hit Brown's forearm and fell.

Kobe stumbled to the ground with an incredible look on his face.

I was actually... covered?
Brown landed, controlled the ball, and ran away as if nothing had happened.

Kobe cursed inwardly and followed closely.

Still McGrady.

Take a tentative step, pull it up and throw it.

Come in!

His touch is like a hurricane. Once it comes, it is unstoppable and sweeps away everything.

Fox's face turned green. The way you hit me makes me look like a weakling.

Kobe was obviously also very excited.

He ignored O'Neal's reach for the ball in the paint, dribbled diagonally, stopped abruptly in one step, and threw the ball.

Come in too!

Kobe's touch was also explosive.

Next to Tang Sen, Tang Ling was holding Kobe's autographed jersey and shouting excitedly.

"Look, Kobe is still better."

After sitting down, Tang Ling said with pride.

In Los Angeles, Kobe is the darling.

"That's not necessarily true." Tang Sen argued.

In terms of talent, Tang Sen still believes that McGrady is better.

His coordination is amazing.

Just the fact that he could digest what I taught him so quickly and use it immediately meant that he was no ordinary pervert.

This guy is already very good at playing basketball based on his talent alone, and now he is trying to play in a smarter way. Tang Sen thought of a word.

Even more powerful!

Tang Ling chuckled and said, "Kobe has a championship, does McGrady have one?"

Tang Sen was speechless.

You're just killing me with this.

"Just because there isn't one now doesn't mean there won't be one in the future," Tang Sen muttered.

Brown has performed steadily and grown steadily, McGrady is extremely talented, and the chemistry between the two is also good.

With them as a foundation, if the Magic management is determined and willing to spend money to strengthen other positions, they may be able to win the championship if they give it a try.

Apart from anything else, Brown's ability to slightly limit O'Neal is the Magic's greatest confidence in their bid for the championship.

The entire second quarter became a scoring battle between McGrady and Kobe.

Kobe outmaneuvered Mike Miller and scored 11 points.

And McGrady is even more exaggerated.

He was terrifying in this quarter, shooting 6 of 9 from the field and including free throws, he scored 16 points.

(End of this chapter)