Basketball trainer, I created a super giant

Chapter 75: The Kids from South Village Bully Me Because I’m Old and My Legs Are Weak
Team B was in a state of panic under the basket.

McGrady stopped attacking. He wanted to see how many more skills this young guy had yet to use.

Brown didn't think too much about it, he just shot the ball when it came.

He caught the ball while moving, pushed the ball past De Klerk, raised his wrist and flicked it, and the shot went in steadily.

The strong Brown can still crush De Klerk with his body.

The skillful footwork seemed to be just a flash of inspiration, but Brown was better at a methodical, solid and hard-hitting style of play.

He sat with his back to the opponent, swayed his shoulders left and right, and at the moment when his center of gravity was lost, he half turned around and took only one step to squeeze De Klerk behind him and made a low throw.

De Klerk, who turned slowly, was completely unable to keep up with Brown's pace.

"Andrew, please let me go."

Garrity couldn't help but ask when his good friend was beaten like this.

It is said that he was abused for a month, but it shouldn’t be so badly abused.

A good training match turned into a one-on-one teaching match for Brown and De Klerk.

In this short period of time, Brown has already made all 6 of his attacks.

He doesn't take De Klerk, the NBA starting center, seriously at all!

De Klerk glared at Garrity unhappily.

You are the one who is letting the water out, your whole family is letting the water out.

If you’re capable, let’s practice alone and I’ll beat you up!
I was beaten by Brown last month, but I also trained diligently with Tang Sen for a month.

Even though it's only been a month, my body has become much stronger.

When I stepped on the scale, I saw that I had lost 4 pounds, but I felt much stronger and my legs had more power.

It should be no problem to deal with Garrity.

As for Brown.

De Klerk grinned. He had become stronger, but this kid was even stronger.

At this point, Rivers called a timeout.

"Patrick, you go."

Rivers pointed to Ewing next to him.

He almost forgot that the purpose of playing this training game was to adapt to the changes in the new rules. Now his mind was full of only one idea, which was to see where Brown's limit was.

De Klerk is not good enough and can't test Brown's ceiling at all.

But that’s no problem, there is still a legendary center in the team.

Although he is almost 40, Jordan, 38, still dreams of a third spring. Why can't he say that Ewing is not capable of that?

With his strength and experience, teaching a high school student a lesson shouldn't be a problem.

"Doug, he's just a high school student. You have to be tough on him right from the start." Ewing joked with a relaxed look on his face.

I am old.

But at least he is a star on par with Olajuwon and O'Neal.

It should be easy to control a high school student.

Rivers subconsciously wanted to say, "Don't be careless."

Brown is younger and has excellent athletic ability.

And you, who have been seriously injured, how much strength do you have left now?
Despite what people said, Ewing still took to the court.

When the Magic traded for Brown, Ewing understood that the Magic signed him just to help train Brown.

Well, let’s teach this little brat a lesson.

As young people, you are at the age of learning, so you should be humble.

Everyone on the field had different expressions.

Grant whispered to Maddie, "Tracy, this kid can't possibly be able to beat Patrick."

Grant feels that the strength Brown has shown now is more than enough.

He's a rookie and hasn't played an NBA game yet.

What will happen if we train them like this for a few years?

"It shouldn't be that serious." McGrady shook his head. That was Ewing, a center-level player.

He glanced at Brown, who was being praised by Ewing, who was patting him on the shoulder.

To be honest, in just a short moment, he felt a sense of surprise.

Last year, he came to the Magic with great ambition, dreaming of conquering the world with Hill.

As a result, before he even started flying, Hill went AFK at the fountain.

McGrady didn't want to complain, he just felt that if he couldn't play, he might as well find someone who could play and perform well to partner with him.

Then Brown came with the halo of being Jordan's No. 1 pick.

They were all high school students, so he wouldn't look down on Brown.

But he knows how difficult it is for high school students to gain a foothold in the NBA.

But he didn't expect Brown to be so mature.

Judging from the performance just now, the offense and defense are both good enough.

If I could beat Ewing again...

Maddie shuddered and shook his head secretly. That was enough. He couldn't expect too much.

The game continues.

Team B attacks.

To be honest, Brown was excited when facing Ewing.

I spent an entire month watching Ewing's game tapes, pausing them and watching them carefully, second by second.

For a while, Brown felt like he could dream about Ewing.

So when Brown had the chance to fight with the person he was studying, he was not afraid but eager to try.

Should I let Ewing see if I have learned well?

The confrontation has begun.

Ewing walked to the basket and Brown pushed out.

Ewing grinned to himself: This boy is quite strong.

Although Ewing didn't go too deep, the ball still came over.

It just wasn't on the left side of the basket.

As soon as the kid made contact, he pushed himself to the right side of the penalty area, as if he knew he was better at attacking on the left side.

But my right side isn't that bad.

Near the waist of the penalty area, Ewing leaned against Brown with his back.

He was ready to start the class.

After the serious injury, Ewing has changed his previous violent style of play to a more shooting-based floor-based style of play.

But the basic skills are still there.

So he leaned back and turned toward the baseline.

Ewing does not have Olajuwon's footwork that can confuse his opponents. He does not turn quickly and does not like to add a fake shoulder drop movement before turning.

He is solid, steady, and detailed enough. When he turns around, he moves his legs to block the defender's movement route, delay them, and avoid interference with his own shots.

But this time, when Ewing instinctively moved his legs to reach Brown, he felt that Brown's legs were already there.

This made Ewing very uncomfortable, and the continuity of his turning was affected.

But the ball was already in his possession, and Ewing instinctively chose to force a shot.

The rhythm was disrupted and the result was predictable.

The basketball passed over Brown's palm and hit the rim.

When Ewing landed, his eyes widened and he looked at Brown strangely.

That stuck made me feel so uncomfortable.

It felt like this guy had predicted his actions.

Brown didn't notice Ewing's expression. When he landed, he secretly clenched his fists and waved them.

Be on guard!
A month of watching videos was worth it.

In particular, Tang Sen pointed out the details of Ewing's technical movements bit by bit, all of which were useful.

It's a competition after all.

Brown didn't have time to think and ran away quickly.

The people on the sidelines looked at each other in shock.

"He actually defended it?" Garrity's eyes widened.

It must be because Ewing had just come on the court and hadn't started to move around yet, so he underestimated the opponent.

Looking at Garrity's expression, De Klerk knew what he was thinking and sighed silently.

If Ewing knew that Brown watched your game videos second by second and studied how you played, he probably wouldn't be as relaxed as when he was on the court.

Ewing can't get into position, but Brown can.

He's a bit shorter than Ewing, but weighs almost the same.

His lower body is more stable and his core strength is very strong.

On the left side of the basket, also at waist level, Brown leaned his back against Ewing and reached out for the ball.

The failure in the first attack had already made Ewing feel embarrassed.

If I can’t prevent it next time, how can I still have the nerve to mention going to class?

Ewing put his arms up and pushed against Brown.

The feedback is very powerful.

The moment he received the ball, Brown started.

This is also what Tang Sen taught. As long as the position is deep enough and in the sweet spot, you must be ready to start when you receive the ball.

Don't give your opponent too much time to react.

Turn directly to the baseline without any delay.

When watching the video, Tang Sen helped analyze that if he were to face Ewing, he would have to observe Ewing's defensive position.

Because of a knee injury, Ewing has thin legs and a relatively light lower body.

His top defense is not good enough. He likes to stand in the paint and rely on prediction and bounce to block opponents.

But if you meet a big player like O'Neal, or an agile opponent like Olajuwon, you will appear to be more anxious and need help.

When he was with the Knicks, he had to rely on Oakley and Mason to help him share the defensive pressure.

Then he should make use of his excellent athletic ability and fake a shot if Ewing is close to him.

But if it is not close and the center of gravity is high, then it will turn directly, and his speed will be slow and he will not be able to keep up.

Brown left Ewing behind with a turn, and immediately felt that Tang Sen was not deceiving him.

Tang Sen was absolutely right.

And Ewing's mind exploded.

Little boy from Nancun, how dare you take advantage of me because I’m old and my legs are weak!

(End of this chapter)