The King of Basketball in the NBA

Chapter 250 Beautiful
Chapter 250 Beautiful

Su Feng doesn't blame Hinrich for being despicable. It takes a certain amount of IQ to complete such a small action. He has been studying how to deal with various emergencies since a long time ago, and he has also solved many crises. Now, it has come in handy again.

With the strength of Hinrich's pull, Su Feng forcibly twisted his body in the air. His waist was pinned with a large angle of more than [-] degrees, and his back was immediately turned to Hinrich, and his butt was put into Hinrich's arms.

Straightening his arms quickly and making a small hook, Su Feng used such a method that Hinrich could never have imagined to solve the problem that Hinrich had created for him.

Looking at Su Feng's shooting hand that was far away from his arms, Hinrich almost wanted to cry. He was a villain in vain. He made small moves, but failed to cause Su Feng's mistakes. Judging by the boy's appearance, he was obviously no stranger to such shooting movements, and he was full of confidence.

Su Feng glanced at the timer with satisfaction, there was still [-] seconds left, good job!

What makes Su Feng better than Hinrich is that he didn't have as many thoughts as Hinrich after he took the shot, but quickly landed, pulled his leg and stabbed inside, almost making Hinrich suspect that his expression just now was just for him to see. In fact, he was not sure about this shot at all.

Soon Hinrich knew that he was wrong, because what Su Feng received was a ball that fell from the center of the hoop, and in the end he was forced to hook, and Su Feng even pulled a hollow out.

"Damn! Luckily, the hoop is really there." Hinrich, who followed Su Feng to the hoop, overheard this guy's swearing, and his first reaction was to vomit blood.

"Okay, do you dare to believe that such a wonderful ball is all fooled?" This was Hinrich's first thought, but soon, he overturned his conclusion because he found doubts from it.

If this sentence came from feeling and blurted out, then why did Ecstasy choose English instead of Chinese?What does it mean?Did you intend to tell him?That is to say, Su Feng hasn't given up on angering him yet?The more Hinrich thought about it, the angrier he became. He knew that if he got angry, he would be caught in Su Feng's trap, but at that moment, he still felt that he was going to be blown up.

What did Su Feng think of himself?Mindless powder keg?Fry at one o'clock?But the more he thought about it, the more Hinrich realized that he couldn't take Su Feng's words to heart, and this was a reality, which would only make him more depressed.

In fact, Hinrich wronged Su Feng. His English is quite good. He has lived in the United States for more than a year. Many times, especially on the court, Su Feng has become accustomed to expressing his emotions in English. If he deliberately used Chinese that the Americans could not understand that day, then his opponents should really be careful. It is very likely that this guy is just trying to make them anxious.

For the ball just now, Su Feng really didn't have time to look at the position of the rim before he shot it, but he felt good, as long as he could see a line from his feet, he could deduce the general location of the rim, but doing so was not safe for a shot after all, so his words were completely out of feeling, and Hinrich was thinking too much.

It can also be seen from this that the pressure Su Feng put on Hinrich was enormous, and it almost made him a little paranoid, but Hinrich is also a professional player after all, and such thoughts will only exist for a moment.

When Hinrich was also just a ball handler and observer, silently watching the possible opportunities of his teammates, Su Feng actually had nothing to do with him.

There is a saying that you will never be able to prevent the opponent's pass, this is absolutely true.As long as Hinrich doesn't show his intentions clearly, all Su Feng can do is to prevent him from breaking through, preventing him from shooting, that's all.

Luol Deng quickly ran out to catch the ball away, and Su Feng could see the Bulls' tactics at a glance. Obviously, the Bulls' offense in the next period of time would have nothing to do with Hinrich. Of course, this is only in terms of the focus of defense, and it doesn't mean that Su Feng can let him go.It's just that, as long as there is no obvious opportunity for Hinrich to be vacant, Su Feng's job will be very easy.

Luol Deng still used the old trick of post-up singles. This is obviously the most effective attack method he thinks. For the time being, Su Feng can't think of any way to help Marvin Williams except go up to double-team.

Fortunately, such a loss is not terrible, it is within the allowed range of the team.

The key depends on the offense.

The Eagles with Su Feng as the main control will not take the initiative to choose to play half court. Although they are not afraid, in the high-speed and efficient mode, any slow factors will appear out of place.

If you run to the front, you will have a chance to handle the ball yourself. This is the first thing Marvin Williams, who is eye-catching, discovered. He was keenly aware of Su Feng's change from the pass that Salim Stoudemire got.

Compared with the previous style, Su Feng's current way of handling the ball will undoubtedly be welcomed by his teammates, but many people have not realized that he has taken a step forward in his understanding of ball control.

The ball in Su Feng's hand flew out again, and he accurately found Williams who was the most active. Williams looked around and immediately distributed the ball to Josh Smith, who followed up from the middle, and a beautiful three-person cooperation was formed.

When Williams ran back desperately just now, most people including his teammates didn't know what kind of madness he was doing, because the Eagles didn't play a fast break, but their five players were all fast, so they just speeded up the pace of the game. It was in this situation that Su Feng seized the opportunity when the Bulls' defense was not fully settled, and led this wonderful counterattack.

It is guidance, not planning. Usually, when Su Feng throws the ball, he will know how the ball will end, but this time, he completely handed over the power of choice to Williams.

Of course, there are hidden dangers in doing so. Williams may ignore his teammates and just go it alone, and then be defended by the Eagles. Williams may also make mistakes, because his passing skills can never be compared with Su Feng. The only advantage of doing this is that the Bulls' defense does not know how to start. The thinking of two people is always much more complicated than that of one person.

Maybe everyone will benefit from Su Feng's change, except himself, because when he no longer requires absolute control, it means that he will lose a lot of assist opportunities because he handed them over to his teammates, which means that his stats are likely to shrink due to this.

But Su Feng doesn't care. First, he doesn't pay much attention to personal statistics. What he cares about is how brilliant the team can play under his leadership. Second, such a change will undoubtedly elevate his level to a higher level, and he will only receive more praise for it.

In fact, there is another point. With Su Feng's ability, no matter how he changes, the opportunities he can find for direct assists are absolutely indispensable. Once the team's style of play is diversified, the opportunities he can find can only increase compared to before, and it is impossible to decrease.

A simple ball made the two of them very happy. This is what Su Feng gained the most.In the past, he also assisted and made his teammates like him very much, but it was Su Feng's first attempt to let two or even more teammates feel the joy of playing.

It's not that Su Feng didn't have indirect assists before, of course he did, but at that time, he would either loudly remind his teammates how to handle the ball, or this situation had already occurred in training. At that time, the best way for the player to catch the ball, and the only way to handle the ball that would not be the responsibility of the coach, was to act according to Su Feng's design.

It is not an exaggeration to put it bluntly. This means that the season has just started less than a month ago, and the teammates are gradually getting familiar with Su Feng. The changes and aura he brings can confuse the teammates for a while, but not for the rest of their lives. If things go on like this, and he continues to direct the game like this, even if everyone has benefited from his passing, one day they will still choose to distance themselves from Su Feng because of the pressure.

No one is willing to be a puppet who is pulled by strings. It can be said that Su Feng's epiphany actually saved his own career. Otherwise, once the most serious situation occurs, he will even face the tragic ending of no ball to play.

In this world, ability never means everything, so besides IQ, there is another word, that is emotional intelligence.

Of course, there will be a consequence of doing this, that is, Su Feng has to abandon his perfectionist tendencies, he has to accept the ball that goes out of his hands, and he will make mistakes from time to time. Only when he gets used to it and becomes natural, can he truly be regarded as absolutely suitable for this league.

From this ball onwards, it was difficult for the Bulls to resist the Eagles' attack, because the Eagles at this time were no longer Su Feng alone, but the entire team.

The damage that a whirlwind and a hurricane can bring is absolutely different.

When Luol Deng watched helplessly as he turned around and shot out of the basket, and was embraced by Smith, who had been waiting for a long time, he knew that the Bulls were at the end of the game, and it was impossible to form any competitiveness against the Hawks.

The Eagles' offense will not stop because of the Bulls' non-resistance. Their offense is wave after wave. Since everyone has found the joy of having the ball in their hands, the conduction of the ball has become unprecedentedly rich, but it is not complicated. Basically, after getting out of Su Feng's hands, the number of conduction times has not exceeded two times.

But after figuring this out, Su Feng’s attitude towards star singles has also changed. He is willing to hand over the ball to Joe Johnson for singles now, because he has begun to face up to a problem, that is, holding the ball in his own hands and not handing it in unless he sees an opportunity.
Of course, there are still a lot of nonsense in the game, which is why there are point guards. But the game is like this. Players are allowed to make mistakes, and then they can confidently deprive him of the right to hold the ball. But just because he may play recklessly, just plan ahead and not hand the ball into his hands. This is absolutely impossible.

During this period of time, in addition to Su Feng's astonishing statistics, the team's excellent record, and Woodson's power support, he was able to occupy more than [-]% of the team's offensive dominance without causing unanimous resistance from his teammates.But the light cannot cover up the darkness forever, and the disadvantages of doing so will eventually be exposed after the players are used to winning. In fact, this day is not far away now, and Su Feng's change today can definitely be called timely.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

It's a pity that after several performances that were closest to the gods, Su Feng never showed even one beautiful and suffocating attack. This made Johnson very worried, and he kept talking about it for a long time after the game.

At the end of the first quarter, the score had been changed to 34 to 29, and the Eagles led by five points. At the beginning of the second quarter, both sides sent substitutes. From the perspective of the lineup, the Bulls still had a little advantage. Of course, this was the result of observation from the perspective of someone who had experienced it.

Back and forth, in more than three minutes, Gordon scored seven points, which is quite a good result, but Pachulia, who had an absolute advantage in the paint, also scored six points. Except for the two, none of their helpers made any gains. Gordon on the Bulls side did not give these little guys a chance at all, while on the Eagles side, no one had the confidence to shoot.

When everyone switched to the main force, the Bulls fell into a nightmare again. The strength of the players was there, and Boylan himself was not a well-known coach. At the end of the half, the Eagles led 47 to 3 by as much as [-] points. In the entire second quarter, the Bulls only scored [-] points. Gordon's solo fight in the first [-] minutes accounted for almost half of the game.

In the game against the Bulls, the Eagles finally established a prototype of their own style of play. It was no longer Su Feng's sole discretion. It seemed that everyone was given a lot of opportunities. In fact, the initiative was all in his hands. Even Joe Johnson could only follow along. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

(End of this chapter)