i have a coaching book

Chapter 150 Catching up head-on
At the beginning of the fourth quarter, James continued his hot state in the third quarter, and scored from the beginning, which was unstoppable.

First, the top arc of the three-point line, holding the ball frame, posing a three-threat pose, drawing the bow and arrow, lifting the basketball, glanced at the basket, standing with feet together, slightly bent knees, the body seemed to be jumping out of the air, and the eyes were murderous. Make a full three-point shot foreplay.

And at the end of the third quarter, James was so hot that everyone could see it and couldn't ignore it.

That kind of state of how to play is simply chilling and very frightening. Now James is posing for a three-pointer, which is really bluffing.

Even if James' shooting was a bluff, Kirilenko didn't dare to let James shoot because of his mediocre three-point shooting percentage in the past. If James scored this three-pointer again, the gap between the two sides would be only 10 points. The suspense about victory and defeat is back.

Kirilenko made up his mind that even if James got to the basket and got an easy two-pointer, he wouldn't let James have a three-pointer.

The Utah Jazz are now leading by 13 points, and they can use this score to make a fuss.

After all, there is still a gap between a 10-point lead and an 11-point lead. Besides, even if James gets to the basket, it is not easy to score two points. I have to ask the defense behind him whether he will agree. ?

With a decision, Kirilenko rushed forward, overwhelmingly reaching out to block James' three-pointer.

Kirilenko's defense looked aggressive and full of momentum.In fact, this is a kind of concession.

James only needs to pull the ball down, short his body, take a step sideways, and short his body, he can easily enter the inside line and threaten the Utah Jazz's basket.

Kirilenko defended very wisely, but James didn't appreciate it.

I don't know if a newborn calf is not afraid of a tiger?Or a skilled man with audacity?

The breakthrough was a breakthrough, but James did not go sideways, but directly drilled into Kirilenko's arms with the ball.

With a bang, it was a fist-to-flesh body collision, Kirilenko was directly hit and grinned, mud girl!This is opening his arms, facing the impact of James like a little cheetah, it hurts!This rib might be about to break!

It is self-deception to say that you don't regret it. I knew that I should not give an inch. I don't know whether it is three points, two points, or even one point and I will not give James a chance to score.

It's just that if one step back and lose the initiative, he would be beaten step by step. Kirilenko could only grit his teeth and push his body up again.

With a bang, James showed no sympathy for Kirilenko's body, and was showing off his violent aesthetics, hitting the free throw line in one fell swoop.

come on!

Kirilenko didn't expect his opponent to use more force and lightly, so he just wanted to swing the knife quickly!
With a bang, James hit Kirilenko and threw the basketball to the basket.

A beep whistle sounded, and the referee ran over slowly and whistled Rikilenko for blocking the foul.

On the basketball court, the offensive side always benefits, and the defensive side always suffers from passive defensive reactions.

After all, if the defensive force is light, the opponent will squeeze past and the defense will fall.

If you use too much strength in defense, sorry, this is an excessive defense and you will have to eat a whistle.

There was a sound of iron smashing, Kirilenko just breathed a sigh of relief, he was not scored three points, the result was okay!
Before he finished speaking, the basketball flew straight up, fell on the basket again, turned half a circle, and rolled into the basket.

2+1! !
Kirilenko's eyes were wide open, but he could only suffer this small loss. Who made him choose to back down?He deserved to be beaten by James when he became powerful and relentless!

At the free throw line, James steadily made the basketball into the basket and recovered a three-pointer.

82 to 72! !
At the beginning of the fourth quarter, the Cavaliers were not intimidated, and they were still chasing points like a rainbow!
James made sudden shots and led the Cavaliers to open up the offensive situation. When the Utah Jazz heavily deployed and wanted to limit James' firepower, Boozer stepped forward again and continued the Cavaliers' offensive firepower.

Not only is he in the low post on the right, using singles offense to overpower Michael Ruffin, but he also pulls up to the high post from time to time, cooperates with James in pick-and-rolls, frequently hits the basket, catches the ball and attacks the basket successfully!
James and Boozer connected and once again played the double-star offensive situation in the first quarter. The powerful forward attack took another flaw in the Utah Jazz's defense, and they beat the Utah Jazz with bruises and swollen faces.

The most surprising thing was Utah Jazz coach Jerry Sloan's on-the-spot reaction, but his heart was very big. In the fourth quarter, Kirilenko's trump card was discharged with a substitute lineup.If it weren't for the Jazz's power forward, there would be no outstanding substitute players, and he wouldn't even bother to send him on the court with Michael Ruffin.

Perhaps it was because Utah hid its trump card in the third quarter and still played with the Cavaliers on offense. The sharp edge of pick-and-roll tactics is always disadvantageous in offense.

If James hadn't exploded at the last moment, the Cavaliers would have been unable to close the 4-point gap. Now that the Utah Jazz lead by 13 points, the overall situation is set?

Okay, let's put the bench lineup to practice and practice, let's make waves?
As a result, the Utah Jazz's pick-and-roll tactics suddenly failed.

Raul Lopez's offensive attributes are stronger than Arroyo's, but his passing is not as calm and exquisite as Arroyo's.

After the pick-and-roll, he was directly double-teamed by James and Ilgauskas, and the offensive rhythm was messed up. Moreover, Geron Collins played center, and the pick-and-roll tactics were not as good as Ostertag's.

When the two are combined, the pick-and-roll tactics instantly become [-]-[-], and the offensive scoring efficiency plummets.

When the pick-and-roll tactics were abolished, Sloan was still not anxious to adjust his tactics.

Because Kirilenko's state is also very brave, and he often succeeds in flanking Elke Williams. Even if the pick-and-roll is abolished, as long as Kirilenko's pinnacle is in charge, the monkeys of the Cavaliers will not be able to turn the sky.

As a result, the Cavaliers taught the Utah Jazz a lesson with their excellent offense and defense. Basketball doesn't count, and arrogance comes at a price.

In the last 45 seconds of the fourth quarter, James broke through to score the ball, assisted Ilgauskas, and easily dunked under the basket.

84 to 85! !
The Cavaliers used tenacious offense and defense to stage a soul-stirring chase. They slowly approached the score to 1 point with small steps, and saw the hope of victory. Although the time was only 45 seconds, the ball was in the hands of the Utah Jazz.

However, the momentum of victory is on the Cavaliers' side.

The Utah Jazz attacked, and Arroyo dribbled to the frontcourt. Due to the strong situation of the Cavaliers chasing points, Sloan waved his hand and could only be sent to the starting lineup.

However, after resting for about 10 minutes, their state also cooled down, and they couldn't stabilize the situation when they played. The knight's pursuit did not stop, but they played more resolutely!

At the last moment, he finally caught up, only one point away!
This is a gap that can be wiped out with one attack, it is no longer a gap! !

(End of this chapter)