Basketball Crunchy Shark

Chapter 135 Idiots Are Actually Nothing
Revenge was avenged, anger was released, Lin Sa didn't continue to beat Bo Wen, and turned around with an inside step to score 2 points directly.

Now the Pistons' insiders can basically be regarded as physical monsters. Big Ben, Rashid, Okur, and Prince are all fighting beasts among monsters. Bowen is not stupid.

These two points left a deep impression on Bowen.

Parker took the ball and drove directly to the Pistons half court at a classic speed of 2 mph. The defensive efficiency of the Pistons is still the first echelon in the league today, and the Spurs are also in the top three. Everyone is fighting with a bullock cart. The same style of a mouse pulling a turtle, Parker walks without the slightest pressure.

Parker faced up to Billups, and the old Deng continued to do his essential work well, and went to the basket in a daze. Not only did Rasheed Wallace feel uncomfortable, but even Ben, who bullied Nesterovic, was very unhappy.

When the ball was in Duncan's hands, the old Duncan immediately used Nesterovic as a tool man. After taking a step through the tool man, Ben and Rasheed Wallace sat on the floor in an instant.

Duncan's 45-degree shot, Rasheed Wallace took off desperately trying to touch the ball.

As a result, the basketball hit the backboard and scored an additional penalty.

Tim Duncan, this is one of the top monsters in the current league. This is the most special and terrifying top-level combat power in the league. He does not have the absolute power of O'Neal, the speed of Iverson's change of direction, Kobe's shooting, McGrady's body control, Garnett's athletic ability, and he doesn't even have good teammates. But even without all these, Duncan still sits firmly at the top of the league pyramid.

The most terrifying thing about this guy is his overall quality and his basic use of all basketball skills. This kind of use is not only based on his own ability, but also on the tactical level.

If it’s just a comparison of skills at the basket, Duncan and Rasheed Wallace are about the same. Compared with power, Duncan doesn’t seem to be much better than Daben, but, just let him stand at the basket alone, and he can easily use this tool to suppress the strongest inside partner in the current league.

The defense is stronger than Ben, and the offense is better than Rasheed Wallace. For the team's organization, connection, and even deterrence, Duncan's role on the court is the type that makes opponents desperate, because it seems that he is everywhere when the ball hits.

Lin Sa also finds it difficult to face Duncan. His Wolf King card is currently the best in the power forward position in the league, but it is not the strongest. With Tim Duncan here, no insider dares to say that he is the strongest.

Pistons offense, Billups dribbled the ball to the outside of the Spurs, the Spurs and Pistons players criss-crossed each other, more precise than a gear machine, Billups even thought at this time, it’s no wonder that the audience didn’t like to watch, and those who played by themselves panicked watching this lineup.

On the offensive end, Rasheed Wallace slammed Lao Deng's head, which can be regarded as a chance to pull Lao Deng's head away from the basket, and Billups got the opportunity to throw the ball to Da Ben.

Opportunities came up, but Billups really didn't dare to pass. Although Nesterovic on the opposite side looked delicate and weak-legged and easy to push down, in fact, Daben's offense, in fact, was only one thing he was good at... The violent layup under the basket, whether it was a dunk or a throw, was the same move. It was a bit unconfident to be true.

Bowen's defense is very tight, and Lin Sa is in the double-teaming range. Instead of betting on Lin Sa's touch, it is better to bet on the boss's physical fitness. The choice and entanglement are completed within 1 second. Billups threw the ball into Da Ben's arms.

When Big Ben received the ball, he immediately felt that his body was exhausted, and he pushed Nesterovic away and scored a slam dunk!

The Spurs are not surprised by this goal. After all, the Spurs lack a center. Their current backup center is Kevin Willis, a 40-year-old veteran. With this old as a substitute, Nesterovic, who is soft on the court, may be stronger.

The Pistons and Spurs are now in a strange state of anxiety. Since no one can make a shot in the first quarter, it has become the current dislocation style of play. Here, the Pistons' big book blinds everyone's eyes and scores frequently.

The Pistons scored consecutively, and Duncan also showed his prowess on the offensive end. The Pistons basket was already very crowded, but Duncan could always find an order in his busy schedule, constantly finding opportunities to score by himself, or to open up space for his teammates.

The current scoring state is pathological for both the Pistons and the Spurs, because their regular tactics are actually to disable your offense in the first quarter, and then compete with who can surpass the blacksmith in terms of offensive power that everyone is not good at.

The soaring points are still going on, Popovich and old Brown are waiting, Duncan and Big Ben are undoubtedly the leading stars of the two teams, and the current style of play is almost a tacit agreement between the two sides to exchange the leading stars. Old Brown and Popovich both have confidence in their leading stars and want to kill their opponents first.

Goal after goal, although there is no fast break, both teams have achieved fast break scoring effects. The Pistons and Spurs, two defensive teams that have made the entire league fearful, have played top-level offensive quality.

The second quarter of the game was thrown to the end by Big Ben and Lao Deng. During the timeout, Popovich began to feel that he might be fooled.

This throwing method seems to be interchangeable, but Duncan is worth more than Ben, who can only provide support at the basket, but against the Spurs, he is not irreplaceable, the Pistons have Okur and even Lin Sa.

But the role of Duncan on the Spurs is irreplaceable. Fortunately, Duncan is smart enough. After the split, he took the initiative to pull away for his teammates, saving a considerable amount of energy, otherwise Popovich might really capsize in the gutter.

Old Brown also saw Duncan's style of play, saying that this idiot is mediocre, but this idiot is not melodic at all, and sometimes he has a strange brain circuit. How did he come up with this style of play?
Is it difficult for a fool's intuition to be particularly accurate?
(End of this chapter)