i have a coaching book

Chapter 309
The Phoenix Suns ended the January schedule with a wave of 5 consecutive victories. Although the Suns lost their top position in the regular season after a wave of losses, they currently rank second in the league in the regular season. Fortunately, San Antonio also lost The ball is gone, tied with the Suns with a record of 36 wins and 10 losses, only with a mutual record, 0.5 wins ranked first.

The Phoenix Suns still have a chance to regain the top spot.

Even in the first battle in February, as long as they beat their opponents, they can take advantage of the chance of playing the first game to regain their throne.

And the next opponent is not easy to chew, the Suns are not sure, and they will challenge the Memphis Grizzlies away.

The Memphis Grizzlies have had some ups and downs recently, but they are generally in a hot state. They have just won 2 consecutive victories and are very difficult to deal with.

At present, with a record of 26 wins and 20 losses, they are ranked sixth in the West, and their strength is quite good.

Before the game, media reporters believed that this was an open game, and the two sides should have a [-]-[-] winning percentage.

On February 2005, 2, at 1:9 p.m. at the FedEx Arena, the Phoenix Suns will play against the Memphis Grizzlies.

After warming up with a simple layup shot, the starting lineups of both sides lined up and came to the middle circle of the court, and the game began with a scrimmage.

The Suns starting five remain unchanged, lined up, followed by point guard Steve Nash, shooting guard Joe Johnson, small forward Quentin Richardson, power forward Sean Marion, center Amar Ray Stoudemire.

The Grizzlies' starting five are point guard Jason Williams, shooting guard Mike Miller, small forward Shane Battier, power forward James Posey, and center Paul Gasol.

beep! !

As the whistle sounded, the referee threw the basketball in his hand into the sky, and the game officially started.

Stoudemire VS Gasol! !

Gasol stood out from the crowd, tall and long, and despite his lack of jumping, he still easily beat Stoudemire and dialed the basketball into the hands of Jason Williams.

With long legs, Jason Williams dribbled to the frontcourt, faced Nash's marking, stepped down to dribble continuously, suddenly jumped up and smashed the ball with both hands, and divided the basketball to the inside.

In the low position on the left side, Gasol squeezed Stoudemire behind the ball after catching the ball. Without stopping for half a point, he directly dribbled the ball and turned around to break through to the basket.

Gasol's shot was high, and he leaned back a little. Stoudemire covered Gasol's face with his big hand, but he still didn't stop Gasol from scoring.

Swish! !

The basketball fell steadily into the basket and the two points were scored.

2 to 0! !
Gasol's touch is very soft, and his mid-range shooting percentage is quite high. It is difficult to limit his scoring offensively. The current data performance of 19.5 points and 7.2 rebounds per game shows that the potential of a superstar is full.

Looking back, the Suns hit the starting line, Nash received Marion's fast serve from the baseline, took three steps and made two steps, dribbled and rushed up, and pushed with both hands while running, and made an imperceptible shot long pass.

The basketball was like a missile in the air, and it accurately found Joe Johnson on the right.

After catching the ball, he raised the ball and clicked it in the air. After shaking Mike Miller's defense, he took a step sideways.

Outside the 45-degree three-point line on the right, Joe Johnson directly drew his bow and set his arrows, bent his knees and jumped up, and the basketball was pushed out of his hands.

A three-point fadeaway shot!

The basketball arced across the air like a full moon.

Bang! !

The basketball slammed heavily under the basket, but still bounced out.

Breaking through the middle and entering a figure, the basket is like a magic soldier descending from the sky, holding the ball with both hands in the air, and pouring the basketball in again.

boom! !

Stoudemire succeeded in replenishing the irrigation domineeringly, showing off his "little bully" demeanor.

His speed was too fast, and he arrived in a hurry, and was lucky to complete a wonderful last knife.

2 to 2! !
The Grizzlies attack, Jason Williams dribbles upfield and plays a pick-and-roll screen with Gasol pulled high.

After getting rid of Nash, Jason Williams did not dribble into the paint, but retreated to the three-point line after dribbling with his back.

Slightly bent his knees, jumped up easily, Jason Williams pulled the ball up, his body bloomed in the air, with a flick of his wrist, the basketball flew towards the basketball, and got into the net firmly. .

5 to 2! !
"White Chocolate"'s offense is pleasing to the eye, with a gorgeous and coquettish back and a precise three-point shot from the outside, which won applause and cheers from the fans and audience.

Looking back, the Suns attacked with the ball. Nash didn't let Jason Williams be the only one. After flying away from Jason Williams' defense, he stepped down, got short, and dribbled the ball into the three-point line.

One step from the free throw line, Nash didn't hesitate for a moment, directly pulled the ball up, rode in the air and shot an arrow, and made a small throw.

Throwing the basketball out of his hands before Gasol can help.

Swish! !

Nash's housekeeping skills, good lethality, hit the bull's-eye steadily, and the basketball got into the basket as if it had eyes.

5 to 4! !
The Grizzlies attacked, Jason Williams dribbled the ball to the frontcourt, Mike Miller on the right made a counter-run, hit east and west, got rid of Joe Johnson's marking, and cut inside.

Jason Williams' eyes lit up, and there was a clear snap, and he hit the ground casually, throwing the basketball to the inside. Mike Miller easily caught the ball, like a sharp knife out of its sheath, and pierced the Suns. heart.

When Stoudemire and Marion didn't defend in place, they directly pulled the ball up and made a two-point jump shot. There was a sound of wiping the net, and the basketball hit the basket steadily, and the two points were scored.

7 to 4! !
Mike Miller doesn't have many offensive methods, just running off the ball and catching and shooting. However, when a player has practiced these two moves to the extreme, their power is quite powerful.

Then, in the offensive round of the Suns, the Grizzlies intended to encircle and suppress the Suns' inside offense. Nash's running and bombing tactics were interrupted. In the positional battle, Nash and Stoudemire played a pick-and-roll.

Battier emptied the matchup defense and, together with Jason Williams, double-teamed Nash.

Nash is skilled and bold, dribbling the ball with a step, retreating to widen the defensive distance, jumping up with the ball directly, passing the ball over the top with both hands, and distributing the basketball to the left flank.

Outside the 65-degree three-point line on the left, Richardson caught the ball and raised it to the sky, feinting a shot.

After flying away from Battier who was desperately chasing back, he dribbled the ball and took a step, directly drew the bow and set the arrow, bent his knees and jumped, and opened his hand to shoot a three-pointer.

The basketball was pulled out of his hand, drawing a wonderful arc in the air.

Richardson's whole movement is as smooth as flowing clouds and flowing water without a trace of muddy water.

Swish! !

There was a crisp netting sound.

The white net flowers overflowed, and the three-pointer hit the bull's-eye with precision, causing a burst of white spray.

7 to 7! !
The game has just started, the offensive level of both sides is very high, and no one can do anything to the opponent.

(End of this chapter)