basketball superstar

Chapter 44 Counterpoint Raymond
After scoring a goal, Raymond Felton on the opposite side looked at Qin Yang with a serious expression.

The Bobcats attack.

Raymond Felton crossed the half with the ball, Qin Yang took half a step away and retreated slowly.

Raymond Felton didn't retreat after dribbling the ball halfway, but kept moving forward, approaching Qin Yang. If Qin Yang moved forward, he could easily be directly broken through.

Such a ball tests the rhythm and dribbling of the ball holder. If the strength is insufficient, it is easy to be directly intercepted.

At this time, Qin Yang could only retreat.

But as soon as he stepped back, Qin Yang encountered a heavy body.

pick and roll!

Raymond Felton instantly broke through the inside with the help of a block.

It was too late for Qin Yang to help defend. At this time, the insider Ben Wallace took a good position.

Raymond Felton made a direct shot from the inside of the mid-range.

"The advance rhythm is very good!"

Qin Yang made a judgment in an instant. According to the analysis of Raymond Felton given by the Cavaliers, Raymond Felton is not good at positional warfare, but he is very good at controlling the advancing rhythm.

The Cavaliers attacked, Qin Yang broke through with the screen, attracted the defense, and then threw the ball with his right hand to the left.

Gerald Wallace flew in the direction of Qin Yang's pass in an instant.

Gerald Wallace sprinting all over the court, non-stop help defense, this is a good thing, but it is also a bad thing.

The Bobcats' defensive strategy is a variant of the 23 zone defense.This kind of zone defense is aimed at a lineup like the Cavaliers that has a strong breakthrough player but is not good at shooting.

This kind of joint defense strategy requires a person who is full of energy and keeps filling positions.

In this way, the defense can not help but be strong, and at the same time, it can also play the biggest role of such a player.

But... When Qin Yang threw it to the right, he pulled it back abruptly, then threw it directly over his head and ran back.

The cameras are all fooled.

"Pass the ball, where is the ball!"

"Three-pointer, let's watch the replay again."

"Fake action, no-look-pass!"

"Brilliant pass."

The commentary at the scene praised this pass highly.

This kind of pass is almost unheard of in the Bobcats. The team taught by Larry Brown is good at one-stop defense and one-stop tactical offense. They hate this kind of pass that may have a high turnover rate.

But often this kind of pass is very exciting and cannot be defended.

Delonte West is facing the basket in the middle. This position is his best point for three-pointers. Qin Yang noticed it early in the morning, so he had a bottom line in his mind.The passing action just now was a fake action. After attracting attention, it was finally passed to Delonte West.

Bobcats attack, Raymond Felton attack with the ball.

Still a pick and roll.

The teams coached by Larry Brown are all in this style. The team uses pick-and-roll passes and running positions as the main offensive method, and rarely has one-man offensive tactics.

Qin Yang had heard from the assistant coach a long time ago, and he was ready.

But Raymond Felton quickly broke through with the help of the pick-and-roll, and Qin Yang accelerated to catch up, not wanting to defend against loss of position.But Raymond Felton stopped in an instant, and then jumped up.

Qin Yang immediately jumped up.

If he doesn't jump up, Raymond will almost have an open shot.

With such a close distance from the basket, the shooting rate must not be low, not to mention that this position is where Raymond Felton is best at shooting.

The next moment, after Qin Yang jumped up, Raymond Felton slowed down and squatted down again. After Qin Yang arrived, he jumped up and bumped his arm against Qin Yang's.

Snapped!
Unsuspecting thug foul.

After the foul, Raymond Felton was not polite, and the basketball still shot.

Dangdang twice, after the basketball hit the basket twice, it finally bounced into it.

2 + 1.
Qin Yang was extremely embarrassed.

This is the first time Qin Yang was hit 2+1.
After entering the NBA, Qin Yang was the first to be fouled.

Although there were fouls before, most of them were tactical fouls, and this was the first time this kind of foul was committed.

Cheers came from Charlotte's home court. Qin Yang felt a little embarrassed in his heart, but his face was expressionless.Kevin Daniel was also expressionless during the game, except for a little congratulation after scoring a goal.Qin Yang learned from one of the greatest perimeter players in the future.

The ball is switched and the Cavaliers attack.

After Qin Yang received the ball, he was still very flat. After dribbling halfway, he held the ball in a high position. Cavaliers players covered and ran, but none of them ran out of a good position.

Qin Yang held the ball and took a big stride to directly accelerate the breakthrough.

Raymond was caught off guard.

Qin Yang has a slightly higher center of gravity when dribbling, and his rhythm change is definitely not as good as Felton's, and it is much worse than Chris Paul and others, so it is difficult to use the rhythm to break through.

Against the point guard, Qin Yang can only use the simplest and most effective method.

Rely on height to shoot, or you rely on speed to break through.

Qin Yang's height advantage determines his long legs and long strides. When he took one step, he opened up half his body, and after taking the second step, he opened up the distance.

Raymond Felton wanted to catch up, but there was nothing he could do.

Qin Yang went straight to the basket.

The two center forwards of the Bobcats were very slow. Qin Yang made a light smash on the basket to score, but Okafor didn't save it at all, or he couldn't save it.

As long as someone pulls the space inside, it is easy for the outside to find an opportunity to score a layup.

The Bobcats' 23-zone defense actually has a lot of flaws. The interior collocation is not suitable, and the speed of both players is very slow. How can they help defend.

The goal was not beautiful, but the opportunity was well grasped. The most important thing is that this goal shocked everyone.Even the teammates of the Cavaliers came over to give Qin Yang a high-five and drink lightly.

"When did you learn it?"

Varejao even asked curiously.

Qin Yang didn't bother to complain. In the team's game, Qin Yang almost never made a direct layup after passing someone, and almost always used the pick-and-roll to attract the defense and then pass the ball.

This is determined by Qin Yang's technical characteristics, but it doesn't mean that Qin Yang won't break through or make layups.

Is a basketball player who can drive and layup, okay?

Qin Yang's breakthrough and layup are not outstanding, even in the NBA, it is definitely relatively poor, but it is not necessarily impossible to do it when the opportunity is good.

Different from other people's breakthroughs, Qin Yang's breakthroughs are simple and rude, and cannot be blocked.

Taking advantage of Raymond's stunned effort, he directly relied on speed to break through.The advantages of height and legs allowed Qin Yang to break through in just one step.

After two steps, it is very difficult for the defender to stop.

The breakthroughs of most players in the NBA are divided into two types.One is to use rhythm changes. Deron, Chris Paul, Steve Nash and others are the best among them. They often shake the defensive player's center of gravity to find the north, and then break through easily; the other is to rely on pure speed and strength. LeBron James is one of the best.

There are also some people who combine the two, which is very powerful.

For example, Wade, his strength and explosive power are terrible, and at the same time he is good at the European step, which gives Wade an advantage in one-on-one singles.There is also Chris Paul. In addition to his excellent rhythm skills, his explosive power and speed are also extremely fast. In this case, it is difficult to defend one-on-one.

(End of this chapter)