The Overlord of Basketball: 2K Possession

Chapter 129 Heat Lineup
"As for defense, Chen, I think you need to develop your strength first.

Now your weight is 91KG, I think you can gain 1 kg at most, and then stop.

In one year, the weight increased by 5KG, which is an acceptable figure, and any more would not be good.

In fact, your weight is not bad, but the important thing is that your strength is not enough, which needs to be trained. "

That's right, in Mitchell's view, if there is not enough strength to deal with physical confrontation, no amount of defensive skills is useless.

After all, if two people stand together, they will push you away with a slight squeeze, so what if you have skills?
As for the fact that James weighs more than 110KG, he can still have that kind of flexibility, after all, it is a minority.

Next, it was day after day of training. Blake and Mo Williams could rest for a day when they were tired, and they would even go out to have some fun, but he couldn't.

It's not just that the two trainers didn't let him go, in fact, he didn't like to leave the training hall either.

At this time, he is enjoying it.

I still remember that when I first started training, Chen Mo was very happy to see the increase in skill points every day.

Now, Chen Mo has returned to his original state, because he was given too many skill points.

Maybe it's because of the more professional training, and there are two former NBA All-Stars as sparring partners. This skill point is too rich.

Let's put it this way, after two training sessions a day, Chen Mo can earn at least 300 skill points.

In other words, in about a month, that's nearly 1 skill points.

You know, he worked hard for a season and won the NCAA championship, but he only had 1 skill points.

Moreover, after seeing Dell Ellis' three-point ability, Chen Mo knew that there was still a long way to go between him and the top shooters.

You know, Dell Ellis hasn't played for several years, and his competitive state is not good.

Under such circumstances, how much strength can Dell Ellis play at his peak?
50%?Or 60%?

No matter how much it is, one thing is certain, that is, Chen Mo's three-point ability is not enough.

In fact, he also knows that a three-pointer with an evaluation of 80 points is actually only considered excellent.

For a real top shooter, the three-point shooting ability must be above 90 points, or even higher.

Therefore, Chen Mo wants to continue to improve his three-point shooting ability. The easiest way is to add points.

However, he took a look and found that increasing from 80 to 81 would consume 3400 skill points, increasing to 82 would require 7000 skill points, and as for 83, it would cost more than 1.

This is really terrible!
An evaluation of more than 80 will cost thousands of people, so if the evaluation of more than 90 is over, wouldn't it all cost tens of thousands?

Now that he can have so many skill points in daily training, how can he be willing to rest?

Although I don't hear anything outside the window, there are some things that should be known, and I still need to know some.

Last year, Tiehan Mourning had to undergo a kidney transplant due to worsening kidney disease and missed the entire season.

Since Mourning's contract has expired, the Heat will definitely not renew him.

Although he is a bit hard-hearted, after all, Mourning has contributed too much to the Heat and has played with injuries many times.

It's just that Mourning is really not suitable for continuing to play games, which is also true.

Without Mourning, if the Heat want to rise, they must find an excellent insider.

Although Grant is good, he has more than enough defense, but not enough offensive ability.

This is why the original space-time Heat will introduce Odom.

However, when the transaction was exposed, Chen Mo was stunned. Odom didn't come, but Brad Miller came.

Last year's All-Stars, however, were called Parallel All-Stars, because last year's Eastern Conference really had no insiders.

But then again, the main reason is that there are too many stars in the Pacers. O'Neal, Metta World Peace, and Reggie Miller all have the right to shoot. He really doesn't have many opportunities to perform.

Moreover, from the perspective of the team, Brad Miller is more suitable for the Heat than Odom.

Odom is not a traditional inside player. He doesn't like to play low, but likes to play floating outside.

And Brad Miller can not only play singles inside, but also support high positions, which is more suitable for matching with Chen Mo.

Moreover, Odom came to the Heat, Eddie Jones needed the ball, and Odom also needed it, so what should Chen Mo do?
Although he knew it was better, Chen Mo still had a hard time accepting it.

Without Odom, what about O'Neal, his thigh?
In addition to Brad Miller, within a few days, the Heat announced the signing of Lagabel.

A very good wing defender, and was even called the best player to defend Kobe at one time.

In fact, the selection of the NBA's best defensive player is quite problematic, because it is voted by media reporters.

However, media reporters are often from wild backgrounds and are very unprofessional.

Their sensitivity to data far exceeds the actual effect in the game.

Even the most basketball-loving reporter can't watch all NBA games without missing a single game.

Therefore, in award selection, data is very important.

But the problem is that the offense can look at the data, and he can judge very clearly what the players have done.

But the defense is not good, and the defense is often not shown by the data.

Excellent wing defenders like Lagabel and Doug Christie are often overlooked.

On the contrary, inside players, such as Marcus Camby, obviously have a big hole in defense, but because of their good statistics, they can become the best defensive player.

Well, the topic is a bit far away, let's continue to talk about Lagabel, in addition to defense, he also has a very good three-pointer.

This is a very good 3D player. Of course, he still needs to continue to level up.

In addition, the Heat have nothing more, but some targeted reinforcements.

For example, the inside substitute Tony Batty, the wing player Mike James, and even the veteran player Travis Best was introduced at the point guard.

With the combined salaries of Eddie Jones and Brian Grant exceeding 2000 million, the Heat really don't have much salary space.

It has to be said that there are too few excellent insiders nowadays, as long as they are qualified insiders, the price is not low.

Grant's 1200 million, Brad Miller's salary is more than 700 million, and even the blue-collar substitute Tony Batty is as high as 450 million.

I have to say that rookie players are still easy to use, not to mention cheap and affordable, and can be used casually.

Let alone Chen Mo, even Caron Butler's salary this year is only 180 meters.

At present, it seems that the Heat's lineup seems to be pretty good, with Brad Miller and Grant sitting on the inside,

On the flanks are Chen Mo, Eddie Jones, and Caron Butler. As for the point guard, this is a weakness.

In addition to the veteran Best, there are only Blake and Mo Williams. To be honest, the lineup is too thin.

Of course, both Eddie Jones and Chen Mo can actually play as point guards.

(End of this chapter)