I'm really not a superstar

Chapter 113 The Unsolvable Dorsey

The Rockets played an extremely smooth offense, and they played against the Cavaliers.

Anyone with a discerning eye can see clearly that all this is due to Joey Dorsey's dominance of the ball.

Now Dorsey seems to have become the Rockets' on-court brain, an offensive transfer station.

His teammates roamed around him, and he overlooked the whole field from a high position, finding weak links on the field at any time, and then passing the ball to make a fatal blow!
The operation of the Rockets became smoother, and the teammates trusted Dorsey more and more. They no longer handed the ball to Dorsey just because of the coach's request for deployment; , without going through Dorsey's hand, it seems that something is missing.

Until the end of the second quarter, the Cavaliers did not come up with any good coping strategies.

The score has been stretched to 20+, and everyone understands that the outcome and score are meaningless to this game.

What everyone cares about is whether the Cavaliers can find a good way to deal with it, and to what extent Joey Dorsey can do it!
Returning from the intermission, the Cavaliers once again unified their thinking, and this time they resolutely played man-to-man.

This is how the Cavaliers played at the beginning of the game. After a round of cooperation, they discovered that the best is the best.

One-on-one defense may not be able to restrain Dorsey's direct attack, but it is better than being passed by him to stimulate the offensive firepower of the opposing team.

Being abused by one person or being beaten by five people, if you think about it with your toes, you will know which is more cost-effective.

But the Cavaliers didn't realize that the situation is completely different now than it was at the beginning.

Several successful assists allowed Dorsey to find his feeling, and also gave his teammates trust in him, and more importantly, gave the Rockets a chemical reaction.Like adding lubricating oil to the engine, the Rockets' simplified Princeton system has been operating efficiently.

Dorsey has the ball in the high post, the opponent is marking one-on-one, there is no chance.

Dorsey immediately passed the ball back to Brooks who was responding, and then went down to the inside to ask for the ball.

Dorsey wants to live in the inside position, and Brooks' pass also came into his hands.

The situation has turned into a one-on-one single inside.

In a contest with Sasha Cowan, Dorsey completely had the upper hand, posting up low, turning for a layup, and scoring easily.

Soon after the second attack, a one-on-one singles situation was formed, right turn fake move + left turn hook, all in one go, hit again.

Afterwards, Darnell Jackson came to cover the defense, but Dorsey was already fully open. He squeezed his body and resisted Sasha Cowan. Then he turned around quickly and pulled the onion in front of Darnell Jackson. He dunked heavily into the basket.

"Hey, is that all you guys are capable of? What a disappointment, I thought it would be 50% of my strength!"

Compared with his skills, Dorsey's mouth cannon is more deadly.

These two unlucky Kansas guys got their noses crooked, but there's nothing they can do about it.

Damn, has Dorsey awakened the Force, or why has he become so strong!

After scoring three goals in a row, the Cavaliers' defense unconsciously shrank to the inside, trying to form a defense.

This gave Dorsey another chance to pass the ball. While resisting the opponent's center, he observed the situation on the field.

He has a panoramic view of where he came to make up for the defense, and where there was an opening.

He played very smartly. He played singles when there were few opponents, and he passed the ball when there were many opponents.

The Rockets' teammates are also very competitive, with a high percentage of open shots, and they can always convert Dorsey's passes into assists.

Especially Novak, the three-point marksman is perfect.As long as the ball can be passed to him when he is open, he can definitely send the ball to the basket steadily.

I don’t know if it’s because Dorsey used Novak’s star card. He has a good understanding of his position. Sometimes he can perceive the opponent’s position without even observing, and pass the ball comfortably to him.

In fairness, Novak is not an excellent Princeton system player, because his off-ball movement ability is very weak, and he is easily marked by opponents.

But today, because Dorsey's performance was too dazzling and attracted enough attention from the opponent, Novak, who was floating on the outside, was exposed and had many open shots.

More importantly, no matter where he hides, Dorsey can find him as accurately as a GPS, and pass the ball to him comfortably.

As an excellent spot-up pitcher, Novak's ability to eat cakes is beyond doubt, what he lacks is a good pancake master.

Of course, there are many world-class pie-making masters in the NBA, but no coach will specifically formulate tactics for a player of Novak's level and pancakes for him.

Relying on Dorsey's pass, Novak also enjoyed a core treatment, no longer having to run around the ball, but where the ball goes.

I have to say, the feeling of feeding the cake to the mouth is really cool!

One three-pointer, two three-pointers, three three-pointers...

Before he knew it, Novak had hit five three-pointers!
And these five goals were all assisted by Dorsey!

The Cavaliers have been completely overwhelmed. With Dorsey's inside attack and the long-range shots of Novak and others, the score is getting bigger and bigger.

20 points, 25 points, 30 points...

At 5 minutes and 19 seconds into the fourth quarter, Novak once again received a pass from Dorsey on the baseline and hit the sixth three-pointer of the game!
After scoring the goal, Novak was very excited and ran to Dorsey's side on his own initiative. He reached out to give Dorsey a high-five, but he raised his hand halfway, he seemed to hesitate, and retracted his hand again.

This shy otaku!
Dorsey gritted his teeth, stretched out his hand, and patted the opponent's palm.

"Good job!" Dorsey encouraged actively.

Novak smiled shyly and responded: "You too!"

The coaching staff on the sidelines were also having heated discussions.

Turner: "Steve is in a good state. His shooting is still very stable when the opponent's defense is not tough."

TR Dunn: "In some specific situations, Steve can help the team open the situation, maybe we should re-evaluate his status in the team."

Jake Sigma: "Steve should thank Joey for the pass that gave him the shot."

RJ Adelman: "These two can be used as a fixed partner and come off the bench in the new season. Maybe the effect will be very good."

These conclusions were also recorded by Adelman Jr., and will be compiled into a report after the game and reported to his father.

In the end, the game ended, and the Rockets beat their opponents by 109 points 72:37!
It set the largest point difference in the Las Vegas Summer League this year.

乔伊·多西依旧是表现最为抢眼的球员，砍下24分12个篮板14次助攻的三双数据！此外，还有4次封盖和1次抢断！
Seven of the 14 assists were for Novak!
Now, Joey Dorsey has become the most watched player in this summer league!

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