The convulsion superstar of basketball

Chapter 47. 47. Reading Competition

"You have always been my idol, I love how you control the situation on the court, I am very happy to really play against you on this court, hey."

After the midfield whistle sounded, Su Jiu took the initiative to find Jason Kidd, and the two hugged in the middle of the field.

As for this passage, it is definitely not Su Jiu's compliment, because with the reform of basketball, point guards like Kidd have begun to wither day by day.

In a sense, they used to represent the youth of a generation.

"I really didn't think of this. First of all, I am very glad that you can regard me as your idol. You are really a wonderful kid. I believe your career will definitely get better and better."

"I don't know why you lost in this year's draft and ended up entering the league as an undrafted pick, but remember what I said, it doesn't matter so far."

"Because you have proved to others that their vision is wrong through your own efforts, the next thing you have to do is to move forward and not be tempted too much along the way."

"Finally, starting from today, I can no longer be your idol, haha."

Facing Su Jiu's words, Jason Kidd obviously didn't think about it, so during the halftime, he and Su Jiu were head-to-head and kept communicating with the camera.

For Kidd, who has been fighting in the NBA for 14 years, from the moment he joined the Mavericks, he has acquiesced to the fact that he has entered the end of his career.

So today when Su Jiu faced him and completed 11 assists at halftime, and at the end of the halftime, he took the initiative to find him and said these words, which also caused a different emotion in Kidd's heart.

At this moment, Kidd deeply began to feel that maybe time is not as terrible as people imagined.

Maybe it will take away a person's youth, but it will never take away some people's memories...

After returning from the second half, Van Gundy directly used Su Jiu, who was in better condition in this game, to play with the other four players.

This is also Van Gundy's common rotation method. After all, as we all know, Van Gundy is a head coach who likes to overuse centers. As for other players, in his eyes, it depends on their performance.

For Nelson, Van Gundy has not been very satisfied with him, but since the entire Magic team has no better candidates for point guard, they can only use Nelson as the starting point guard position.

As for Su Jiu's performance in these few games, Van Gundy still chose to put him on the bench to play, which is probably a kind of protection for Su Jiu.

It is not a good thing to backfire, especially in a game full of attention like the NBA.

Excessive pressure and motivation, sometimes not only will not help young players grow, but will also destroy a player's future.

Especially for this kind of rookie player who has just entered the league.

Throughout the second half, Carlisle also changed his defensive strategy against Su Jiu.

From the original defense of Su Jiu's personal attack, to the second half of the game, he mainly defended Su Jiu's organizational pass.

After all, Su Jiu sent 11 assists in the first half, allowing him to revitalize the entire Magic's offense very smoothly. If he doesn't make any adjustments, then Carlisle is really worthy of the name of amazing coach.

Facing this defensive style, Su Jiu had already been mentally prepared in the midfield, so in the positional battle, Su Jiu repeatedly used Howard's pick-and-roll repeatedly to squeeze out space and at the same time, try to cause defensive dislocations.

Once the Mavericks are facing a dislocation on the defensive end, Su Jiu will immediately adjust the pass according to the dislocation, thus forming a wave of Howard's dislocation singles.

And if the Mavericks fail to generate dislocations on the defensive end, then Su Jiu will use the speed ahead of Kidd to make some fuss.

Once Dampier under the basket chooses to jump out to block, then Su Jiu has a good passing space to make adjustments.

If Dampier gave up timely supplementary defense against Su Jiu in order to take into account Howard, then Su Jiu could get stuck in Kidd's position to complete a horseback archery throw.

After all, in the era when three-pointers were not valued at all and most offenses would hit the basket, this kind of throwing on the move was the mainstream offensive method for point guards at that time.

As Su Jiu used throw shots on the offensive end to help the Magic score for two consecutive rounds, this also made Mavericks head coach Carlisle shake his head off the court.

Commentator Jinger: "Nice, Su's drop shot was also a hit. Su played very smartly on the court. When the Mavericks focused on defending his pass, he knew how to use his advantage to complete the score on the court."

"In these two offensive rounds, Su used his speed to block half of Jason's position in advance, and because he cooperated with Dwight's several passes in the first half, Eric (Dampier) at the basket did not dare to come out to defend without thinking."

"That's why we came back from the second half and saw the scene of horseback riding and archery in front of us!!"

Karen: "It is true that Su is not only very smart when playing on the court, but also has a strong ability to control."

"Perhaps the fans watching this game may not have noticed that, in fact, after coming back in the second half, the Magic's offensive rhythm has changed a lot."

"No matter the offensive and defensive ends of the Magic team this season, most of the starting points are handled by Dwight. With him as the absolute axis, other players are more like those chains."

"However, after returning from the second half, we can also find that what Dwight does most now is pick-and-roll off the ball, using his dominance at the basket to attract Eric, and let Su control the offensive rhythm on the court."

"This kind of ball is actually when Giannier is on the court, they will often play some pick-and-rolls, but it is very different from Sue's situation on the court."

"Ganiel and Dwight want to use the pick-and-roll method to find opportunities to score as much as possible, while Su wants to use the pick-and-roll to find a way to revitalize the team."

"After the Mavericks focused on defending his passes, he instead used his ability to read the game and repeatedly relied on Dwight's high-quality pick-and-rolls to suppress Jason's footwork, thereby creating scoring opportunities for himself."

"This kind of overall view and golf quotient is really rare, because this kind of thing is actually more important in talent than acquired training."

As Su Jiu gradually grasped the Mavericks' defensive loopholes on the court, he finally forced Carlisle to call a timeout.

But during the timeout, the problem facing Carlisle was very serious, that is whether to cut off Su Jiu's pass, or to defend Su Jiu's attack...

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(End of this chapter)