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Chapter 154 Another scene

The Princelington system tactics of the Kings, if you want to score, it is as easy as drinking water, it depends on how the Kings choose to end it! !
The choice made by Stojakovic was to hit the east and the west, a counter-run, and then from an air cut'inside, to slip back to the outside.

How could Elk Williams let the Kings' top scorer, the All-Star Stojakovic, run out of the open space, meticulously followed Stojakovic's footsteps, first followed into the inside, seeing Stojakovic Tojakovic made a turn, shot back the carbine again, and ran back to the periphery.

Elke Williams could only grit his teeth, turn around and chase, but his reaction was very quick.

However, Divac's cover just arrived, and Stojakovic was let go, but Elke Williams was cut off the way to chase back, and he hit the fleshy wall with a bang, and his head was a little dazed!
what happened?

Where am I?

Elke Williams hadn't recovered yet, but Brad Miller, who was standing in a high position supporting the organization, saw it clearly, and without any hesitation, he directly hit the ground and passed the ball.

There was a crisp sound of a basketball hitting the floor.

Outside the 65-degree three-point line on the left, Stojakovic arrived at the ball, caught the ball, glanced at the frame, and was about to lift the ball over the top, slightly bent his knees, stood with his feet together, and made a three-point shot. .

Fortunately, Ilgauskas is not the first day to play a game against the Kings, so he has certain preparations and defenses against Poseston's style of play.

As soon as he saw Divac brought up, Ilgauskas kept his eyes open, instead of defending Divac, he lined up outside the three-point line.

If he chooses to play inside, it is estimated that he will be able to defend against this wave of attacks, less than [-]%.

They're going to lose points anyway, so why not bet on the Kings' best three-point tactics?
Unexpectedly, Ilgauskas hit the ball sideways, just in front of Stojakovic who was about to shoot a three-pointer, and ran in front of the Kings' offensive direction.

Stojakovic didn't panic at all, and made a quick shot to pass the basketball to the middle.

It turned out that after Divac covered the pick-and-roll, he didn't stop. He turned around and ran to the middle. After receiving the pass from Stojakovic, there was no one around.

Elke Williams came back to his senses and also rushed to the outside line.

Divac didn't hold back, took a step and took off.

There was a loud bang, and an ape hung directly from a tree. After dunking with one hand, the whole person hung on the basket.

Two points were also scored, 2 to 2! !
The Princeton system tactics of the Kings play too smoothly, people move the ball, cut back and run, each perform their duties, as simple as flowing water, everyone clearly knows what they want to do?
The scariest thing is that every player can move, pass, and shoot. Every attack is like five-on-one.

This is not a one-on-one fight at all, but a group fight!

Xueba's playing style has amazed everyone's attention.

On the commentary stage, although Barkley was upset and didn't speak, he applauded for this attack.

Off the court, it is impossible for the fans and spectators to be all Cavaliers. The diehard fans of this young team will still applaud when they see the wonderful and gorgeous offensive drama on the court, like rain hitting plantains, and they will fall one after another.

Offensive and defensive transition, the Cavaliers attack, James dribbles to the frontcourt, patiently looking for good opportunities to attack.

The Kings' offense is the strongest in the league, but when it comes to defense, it's a bit shabby'.

For example, their point guard's defensive ability, Mike Bibby is a good player on offense, but on the defensive end, his physical talent is not good.

Another example is the inside line of the Kings. Divac is also very good offensively. On defense, he can resist people with his weight, but his mobility and body mobility are average.

The Cavaliers can also choose to attack in many ways. After all, the point forward's style of play seems simple, not as gorgeous as Princeton's tactical style of play.

The offensive threat is not clear in a few words, but there is nothing wrong with being invincible in physical talent.This is a natural loophole that cannot be filled with just a single effort.

James held the ball in the middle and forcibly broke through Mike Bibby. Relying on Mike Bibby's body, he broke into the three-point line, took a step sideways, and ran into the inside like a domineering.

Mike Bibby knew that his defensive strength was mediocre and his physical talent was significantly different, but he was not afraid of confrontation.

Take a step sideways and use your body to block James' path.

James has played nearly 40 NBA games, and the growth of his skills can be said to be increasing day by day, and the choice of offensive methods has become very calm.

There is no hard bump, just step down and dribble directly, shoot the basketball from the right side to the left side, take a big step across, pause for a while, and make a two-point shooting posture.

Divac saw that Mike Bibby couldn't stand it, so he wanted to help. Now that Mike Bibby was thrown away, he could only let go of Ilgauskas' defense and rushed to make up the defense.

Mike Bibby also bit the bullet and turned back to chase.

James held the ball and pushed it without even looking at it.

Ilgauskas jumped up from the basketball lightly, caught the basket in the air, and poured the basketball into the basket with both hands, and the white net flower flew cheaply.

Alley-oop scored, 4 to 2! !
The outside and inside defenses were targeted, and the Kings had no other better way, only to attack with more powerful firepower, return the color, and use offense to win.

If the defense succeeds, it will succeed, and if it fails, don't worry about it. They just need to use their own rhythm to defeat their opponents.

Mike Bibby dribbled to the frontcourt, Brad Miller pulled up to the high post again, and Boozer could only follow. Brad Miller's mid-range shooting ability is still very daunting.

Christie suddenly made an emergency stop, ran back, and used dazzling off-the-ball running skills to get rid of Brown's marking, cut and ran to the basket.

Mike Bibby put away the basketball in an instant, and changed from hand to hand to a ground pass.

There was a clear snap, and with a push with both hands, the basketball bounced off the floor and was accurately delivered to Christie's hands. After catching the ball, he took a step, jumped up, and with a flick of his right hand, put the basketball directly into the basket.

4 to 4! !
Christie is an underestimated scorer, but his defensive skills have reached the top of the league, too dazzling, people ignore that he also has a good offensive scoring ability.

There is a price to be paid for allowing Christie to get an easy cut.

The golden generation of the Kings started the five tigers, and their offensive and defensive capabilities were relatively balanced. Except for Webber, none of them had the potential to be a superstar.

But, then again, a player can pass the ball, score offensively, run off the ball, and finally defend.

This kind of strength is too terrifying, it's like starting five All-Stars.

And also willing to play Princeton tactics, willing to share the ball, what is the difference with the "death five small lineup" of the future All-State Warriors?
With such a lineup, it is easy to beat the entire league.

Even with the current golden generation of the Kings, there is still a chance to beat the entire league, but it is a pity that they encountered black calls and injuries, otherwise, it would be another scene!
(End of this chapter)