Basketball trainer, I created a super giant

Chapter 58: Keep the Dessert Spot

The next class was very important, so Tang Sen didn't rush into it.

Wait until tomorrow and use the five o'clock badge.

6 games in 7 days, and tomorrow is a day of rest.

So today, the task that Tang Sen assigned to Brown was to watch the game video over and over again, even if he didn't understand it.

At the same time, Rivers and Davis had returned to the hotel.

Rivers watched the video carefully.

Needless to say, Hunter was as brutal as cutting melons and vegetables.

Although he knew that one was the No. 1 pick and the other was the 15th pick and they could not be compared, but seeing Brown getting whatever he wanted in front of Hunter, Rivers couldn't help but reflect on why he chose Hunter in the first place.

Hunter is a typical skinny guy.

He has strong athletic ability and can run and jump.

I noticed this point at the time, but now I think about it, I realize how poorly this guy performed in the competition.

If he doesn't improve in the future, with this kind of performance, he probably won't be able to stay in the NBA for many years.

Rivers focused on the fourth quarter, after Haywood came on.

The reason why Haywood was drafted so low is partly due to his age.

But Rivers liked his defense.

In order to get him, the Magic also paid a lot of chips.

Michael Doleac was the 12th overall pick in 98. He has grown rapidly in the past two years and has excellent shooting skills.

After watching the video.

Rivers said: "Johnny, you are right, he does not have enough experience and his ability to read the game is not enough."

But he immediately changed his tone and said, "But this is not a big problem."

It's unbelievable that a 19-year-old high school student has much experience.

Although I lack experience, I will naturally gain it after playing more games.

Things like physical talent cannot be cultivated.

"You're right, he has improved again. It's incredible. I don't know how great this kid's potential is now." Rivers sighed.

At this point, if you look back at Brown's high school scouting report, you'll definitely think these are two different players.

Brown now has enough physical talent and is gradually learning how to use his physical talent.

This is rare.

However, Rivers did not rush to make a judgment. There are still a few days left, and he plans to stay in Boston and wait and see.

the next day.

Brown was dragged into the training hall by Tangsen early.

He also called Connors to act as a sparring partner.

Come up and attend class first.

"As I understand it, there are two kinds of defenders."

"One is purely based on talent. I can run faster and be stronger than you, just like O'Neal and Garnett."

A player like O'Neal is naturally a good defensive player.

Iverson is so strong offensively, but when he didn't meet O'Neal, he switched to jump shots.

"The remaining type, I call them smart defenders, they have a deeper understanding of the game, they know their own and their opponents' strengths and weaknesses, and know what to do to defend you."

"They defend with their brains."

Tang Sen pointed to his head.

I used to be a player who relied on his brain to defend.

"Before, I taught you how to defend others, but today, I will teach you how to deal with different defenders."

Townsend raised his arms, held Brown in the middle distance outside the restricted area, and then let Connors pass the ball.

After Brown received the ball, Donson asked him how to attack next.

Brown, holding the ball, was stunned for a moment.

This distance is beyond his attack range.

"Sir, I understand. It's the receiving position." Brown seemed to have suddenly realized.

After watching the video so many times yesterday, this moment seemed to be reflected in reality.

He suddenly understood.

The reason why I had such a hard time playing yesterday was because I received the ball in an uncomfortable position.

"what?"

Tang Sen was stunned.

I had just started talking, how come this kid already understood it?

Did you figure it out yourself, or did the system bonus play a role?
If it is the latter, then it proves that my guess is correct.

Before, Tang Sen wondered whether the system’s benefits were limited to physical and technical training.

If it is basketball theory or tactical explanation, those who use their brains and mouths will not enjoy any bonus.

I just want to try it today.

Now it seems that it really works.

"Yes, that's the position where you catch the ball."

Tang Sen nodded.

Brown hit the nail on the head. "I think Haywood was sitting on the sidelines for a long time. He must have been observing you and found your weakness."

Brown still has many weaknesses now.

The biggest weakness is probably his lack of ability to attack with the ball.

He has a hook shot, but he has to be close to the basket to do it.

He does not have the ability to hold the ball from the middle or high position and attack the basket directly like Garnett and Nowitzki.

So if Brown wants to score comfortably, he must get close to the basket.

Haywood saw this and he had a lot of experience in the game. He was reading the game, understanding how the ball was going to move, knowing when to exert force, and trying to drive Brown to an uncomfortable position.

Brown just didn't have this awareness. When he received the ball, he was far away from the basket, had poor dribbling skills, and had no ball-holding skills. He was not bad at confrontation with Haywood, so naturally he didn't play as well as in the first three quarters.

"When facing a defender like that, you have to use your brain. For example, if you see that there's no chance outside and you want to pass the ball inside, when Haywood tries to push you out, you have to resist and not easily move away from your sweet spot."

"Come, let's demonstrate."

Townsend took Brown and replicated several of his attacks in yesterday's game.

In the same situation, tell Brown what he did wrong and what he should do right.

Speaking up.

With the help of the system, Tang Sen found that Brown understood things very quickly.

It seems that this training method is feasible.

This kid is not stupid, it's just that no one taught him how to think correctly.

Williams said that when he first entered high school, his academic performance was terrible. Later, after his guidance, he began to study seriously and his grades improved immediately.

He went to the University of Florida, but he took the ACT (American college entrance examination) himself.

This also proves that his learning ability is not bad.

The theory class didn’t last too long.

If I teach him too much, I’m afraid his brain won’t be able to handle it.

You need to have enough time to digest it slowly, and then practice it in the competition to truly understand it.

The competition continued the next afternoon.

Today's opponent is the Bucks.

The game was at 2:30 in the afternoon, but Tang Sen and Connors still went to the sidelines early to grab a spot.

Just as we were waiting for the game to start, shocking cheers suddenly erupted at the entrance of the stadium.

Many people were shouting MJ!

Tang Sen was stunned and quickly stretched his head to look.

Sure enough, I saw a guy with a boiled egg head walking out of the crowd.

Wearing a gray suit and waving to all the fans in a dashing manner, isn't that Jordan?

"Why is he here?" Connors was surprised.

Tang Sen snorted and said, "What do you think? It's probably to show his respect for Brown."

really.

As soon as Jordan appeared, he came to the court like the host and greeted many players who were warming up. When it was Brown's turn, he ignored Brown's reluctance, hugged him directly, and then hooked his arm around his shoulder to signal reporters to take pictures.

Connors rolled his eyes and muttered, "Is his leg okay?"

Tang Sen thought it was not a big deal.

Anyway, the ligament is not broken!

After taking the photo, Jordan did not leave. He squinted his eyes and searched the crowd.

Soon, his eyes locked on Tang Sen.

One corner of his mouth curled up, revealing a hint of coldness.

Tang Sen is not afraid either.

What’s the matter? With so many people watching, can he still rush over and punch me?
Jordan didn't come over, but went to the Wizards bench, found a seat and sat down to watch the game.

The flashbulbs enveloped him and the reporters were extremely excited.

I'm afraid they have already thought of the headlines for the next day's news, so they asked Jordan to be there in person to cheer for the new No. 1 pick.

Players from both sides take the field.

"Brown, Jordan really values ​​you. He even came to watch you play in person." When he was on the court, Courtney Alexander walked beside Brown and said with envy.

Brown snorted. Take it seriously?

He just felt sick.

He didn't turn his head, but secretly swore that he must fight well today and let this old bastard see how big a mistake it was for him to choose to trade me.

He jumped up, snatched the basketball from Joel Przybilla's head, and immediately ran to the front court.

Save the dessert spot!
Brown remembered what Townsend said, and immediately rushed to the low post on the right side of the backboard, and then stayed there. If Pulzybila exerted force, he would also exert force and not give up an inch.

He had no idea of ​​this before.

The ball was lobbed in, and Pulzybila immediately exerted force to try to interfere with Brown's catching the ball.

But it didn't move.

Brown stood very steadily, and then he broke through the ball and made a play, creating space and immediately went to the basket. After getting close to the basket, he lowered his waist and exerted force to create space again, then turned around and made a hook shot.

This was a move and shooting position that he had practiced countless times over the past two months.

As expected, the basketball went into the net.

After landing, Brown waved his fist vigorously. He understood what Tang Sen said.

(End of this chapter)