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Chapter 315 Respective Tactics

Jump ball, Stoudemire VS Brad Miller.

There was a clear beep.

As the referee blew the whistle, the basketball in his hand was thrown high into the sky, and the two jumped up almost at the same time.

At this moment, the gap between Brad Miller's physical talent and Stoudemire is fully reflected.

Stoudemire's bounce speed and jump height are better than Brad Miller's, easily beat the opponent, and dialed the basketball to Nash's hands.

With long legs, Nash accelerated to the frontcourt.

Stoudemire, Richardson and Joe Johnson also fired three arrows at once, desperately speeding up to the frontcourt, straight into the king's ribs and heart.

Nash turned around and dribbled past Bibby's oppression. He dribbled the ball across the half court without stopping for half a point. While running, he sent a long pass. The basketball landed precisely on Stoudemire like a missile. in front of.

Stoudemire almost didn't need to slow down, just reached out and took the basketball, made a three-step layup, took off from the basket, and his body was very stretched.

Brad Miller and Chris Webber are not as fast as Stoudemire, but Cutino Mobley's speed can catch up. However, his physical gap is there, and Joe Johnson's offense also needs to be carried out. blockage.

There was a bang!

Stoudemire slammed the basketball into the basket in the air.

Tomahawk split buckle, scored two points.

2 to 0! !
As soon as the game started, the Suns' run-and-gun tactics began to show off. They rushed up and used their physical talents to play. Stoudemire understood the run-and-gun tactics to three points. Throwing off Brad Miller's defense, he easily accepted Shi's pass and scored for the Suns.

In transition, the Kings attack, and Bibby dribbles downfield without rushing to attack.

Webber received a high post response, and Bibby handed the basketball to Webber's hands, then made an air cut to the basket, and then stretched the offensive space along the baseline to the low corner.

Webber has the ability to evacuate the inside and make accurate mid-range shots. Marion dared not defend the inside, so he also expanded to mark.

At this time, there was no one on the right side of the basket. If Nash hadn't kept up with Bibby, Webb jumped up and passed the ball to the inside, which would be an easy scoring opportunity.

Even if the Suns switched defenses, it was still a situation where Nash switched defenses to Webber. It was very unreliable, so he could only passively follow Bibby, being led by the nose, and pulled to the right three-point corner.

Weber held the ball in the middle to support the organization at a high position, and ignored all the running positions of the Kings teammates.

In the low position on the left, Brad Miller pulled towards the corner of the three-pointer, and Stoudemire naturally knew the opponent's details.

Brad Miller also has a good mid-range shooting ability. His range can reach beyond the three-point line, and he can also support the organization. His role in the Kings was originally to make up for Weber's injury. Now that Weber is back, he is naturally not needed. Play power forward.

Divac left the Kings and returned to the Lakers. He also happened to be able to play the center position and performed very well.

It can be said that he has played his peak data, currently averaging 16.5 points and 9.8 rebounds per game. Stoudemire can't ignore the threat of Brad Miller's offensive firepower, just follow the opponent obediently, and evacuate the inside.

At the same time, the left and right wings Stojakovic and Mobley began to start at the same time, running from the left and right along the three-point line together to the side with the ball without the ball.

After breaking through Stojakovic with a back run, he went straight to the inside. When Richardson turned to the inside to chase and defend, Stojakovic suddenly made a thud and ran outside the three-point line move.

Exquisite off-the-ball movement skills almost knocked Richardson down.

Mobley on the right also made a reverse run and immediately cut to the basket without the ball.

Weber has more offensive options. He can single out Marion with the ball in the middle, or pass the ball to the left to shoot a three-pointer, or pass the ball to the inside for two points.

The exquisite offensive context of Princeton's tactical system is in front of us, and all five players are working together to create opportunities for the most recent shots.

This kind of team style of play is really eye-catching, and the offensive threat is terrifying.

No matter how the Suns defend, the Kings can find an offensive gap, even if the Suns really keep up with their matchup, so what if they have a rigorous defense?

Now the king's stance is just the most basic style of play. It is precisely because of this stance that this 1-2-2 stance has become the most classic in Princeton's tactical system. position play.

Weber made a choice in an instant. Instead of doing it himself, he passed the ball over the top with both hands and passed the basketball to the inside.

Mobley arrived at the ball, easily caught the ball and directly attacked the basket at close range, scoring the basketball.

Mobley's speed is too fast, and the reverse run and air cut are sudden and passive.

Even Joe Johnson followed closely behind Mobley.

Webber can still pass the basketball to Mobley calmly.

The two insiders of the Suns were evacuated early, and Mobley was also flat in front of him. He could easily catch the ball and layup, sending the basketball into the basket like training.

2 to 2! !
Mobley played well in the Princeton system in the first year. Currently, his offensive firepower has been released to the maximum, averaging 18.5 points and 4.2 rebounds per game, and his state and adaptability are quite good.

Looking back, Nash still wanted to push the fast break, but was forced to stop by Bibby's defensive method of pressing, so he could only play positional warfare silently.

In the positional battle, the Suns also have their own main tactics, the diamond tactics.

Marion and Stoudemire, one left and one right, pulled to the horn area for screen cooperation, and then for offensive cooperation.

Richardson and Joe Johnson were separated on the left and right flanks, using the offensive firepower of the three-pointer to firmly nail the defense of the Kings' flank players and provide support for the Suns' inside offense.

Mobley and Stojakovic couldn't ignore the Suns' powerful three-point offensive firepower, and they could only expand their defense to the outside and defend their matchups.

The Kings started with a man-to-man defense.

Both Marion and Stoudemire have good mid-range shooting skills, and Brad Miller and Webber can't be indifferent. They can guard the basket with peace of mind, and they must also be pulled to the corner area to guard.

Nash holds the ball in the middle and meets Bibby's defense.

Continuously stepping down and dribbling, Nash held the ball in the middle and broke through to the inside, and played a pick-and-roll with Stoudemire.

The Kings switched positions to defend, and Nash exerted force at his feet, directly accelerating and forcing Brad Miller.

Brad Miller's physical talent is relatively average, and he doesn't move fast.

Aiming at the opponent's weakness, Nash took a step forward to accelerate and rush into the paint area. Suddenly, a step-down dribble came, shot the basketball from the right to the left, took a big step back, and pulled the ball directly. Then, he directly rode a horse and shot an arrow with a small throw.

Nash suddenly stopped and changed direction, and stepped back to catch a small throw.

The sudden change in the offensive rhythm made it difficult for Brad Miller to reverse his body's center of gravity. His footsteps were frozen, and he watched Nash calmly push the basketball out of his hands.

The basketball drew a high arc in the air, as if it had eyes, and hit the center of the backboard precisely, and then bounced into the net, scoring two points!

4 to 2! !
Nash showed off his good skills, misplaced a small hit, easily hit Brad Miller, and scored two points.

(End of this chapter)