shooting guard era

Chapter 134 163. New Tactics

The pick-and-roll is not only best for the ball holder, sometimes the pick-and-roll of players without the ball is the key to scoring. For example, when Ye Han doesn't hold the ball, Bickerstaff's tactic is that everyone creates for Ye Han. Opportunity, maybe Ye Han didn't feel it, but everyone else was helping him to block people, making him misplaced or open to catch the ball.Of course, the effect is often not as good as imagined and planned. Most of the time, what Ye Han gets is one-on-one opportunities from beyond the three-point line. It was two people who defended the past.

Kapono moved around the three-point line from the right bottom corner to the top arc, Ye Han broke through from the left, Iverson noticed the movement of the bottom line, Webber and Aaron McGee both raised it, but Okafor The big body stopped both Webber and Aaron McGee. Although it was only a second, Kapono was empty!

Iverson hurried forward to defend Kapono. When he jumped up, Kapono came to the position two or three steps to the right of the top arc. The three-pointer of this white pitcher impressed him deeply. The second three-pointer.

But Iverson, who jumped in front of Kapono, didn't wait for the ball to pass for a long time. He turned his head and saw Ye Han dunk the ball into the basket with a "bang bang".

"Bi..." The referee blew his whistle and made a defensive foul.

The 76ers called a timeout!Now the point difference is only 3 points, if Ye Han hits the free throw, it will become two points.

The big screen played back the scene just now, Ye Han made a breakthrough to the left, Iverson didn't care, and jumped back to the top arc, but Ye Han didn't pass the ball at all, he planned to break through from the very beginning, he rushed directly to the basket and jumped One step shakes Dalembert away, and then dunks into the basket with both hands, causing a foul by Dalembert who fell down and dodged in time.

This is a new tactic developed by the Bobcats after Kapono's three-point reputation has gradually grown and he has become a high-quality pitcher. The main purpose is to bring out the opponent's inside line, so that Ye Han can play one-on-one after entering the inside line. It's much easier for a tall guy to beat a smaller guy than a big guy.

There are many ways to play the inside from the outside. Pull the bar to shoot, shoot after flying, and foul after flying. The outside players must have better skills.

Although it is also very good to play inside and outside, it is relatively difficult, that is, it is easy to be cut and intercepted when turning around after receiving the ball. The rest depends on shooting ability. Can you be like David Robinson and It's even better that O'Neal dunks across the opponent like that.

But to Ye Han's surprise, Iverson didn't care about him, and jumped in the other direction, which made him a little confused. Could it be that Iverson thought that other people like him only like to break through to the right?
After carefully watching Iverson's movements and where Kapono stood after that, Ye Han understood that it was Iverson who was thinking too much!Iverson is actually a very defensive player, but he doesn't like conventional defense. Ye Han feels that he has learned a new skill. It turns out that he can not only create opportunities for his teammates or open up space for his teammates, but also Rely on teammates to interfere with the opponent's defense.

It seems that it can also put the opponent's defense in an awkward state, and he can make better choices.

And Kapono's running position is getting better and better!I heard that he often contacts Reggie Miller, the vicious three-pointer, and learns the opponent's running position, which seems to be quite effective.

Seeing the picture on the big screen,
Iverson's face was black, he felt being teased again, watching his idiot defense on the big screen, because others didn't know that he was trying to make up for the three-pointer that defended Kapono in the past, it looked like he was completely He misjudged the opponent's breakthrough route, and the most stupid thing is that the opponent didn't make any moves at all!

Bickerstaff replaced Okafor with Jamal Sampson. The attack just now on Okafor didn't actually have any effect. The reaction given by the 76 team just now made Bickerstaff feel very good. But Okafor didn't play a big role in that kind of offense. Instead, the long running distance caused a relatively high physical exertion.

Jamal Sampson's strength is far worse than Okafor's, but the Bobcats' off-ball pick-and-roll tactics are not prepared for centers. Even if the opponent is not afraid of Jamal Sampson's offense at all, they have to come out, otherwise Kapono was absolutely empty.Of course, it would be better if they didn't come out to defend. Kapono's three-pointer has become the most dependent scoring point for the Bobcats outside. Without him, Ye Han estimated that every ball would be double-teamed.

Now that he found that the new tactic just now is very effective, Bickerstaff decided to continue to play this tactic. Since this tactic is effective, let the opponent figure out a way instead of making changes in the so-called rainy day. It may be counterproductive to change the original advantages.

And even if the opponent responds, it may not be effective, and the response may be suppressed by them.

After Bickerstaff asked Ye Han to add passing as a choice after the breakthrough, the timeout ended, and the referee urged both players to return to the field.

The game continues.

Ye Han made a free throw.

"Huh? He made it?" Ye Han was a little disappointed when he saw the opponent's lineup when he made the free throw. Papp Shaw, Iguodala, Aaron McGee, Webber, and Mittel Palacio.

In fact, Ye Han was mainly disappointed with Iverson's end.

But this is normal, Iverson only rested for 4 minutes in the first two and a half quarters, and he only rested for these 4 minutes when Ye Han rested, and he played immediately after seeing Ye Han play.

Ye Han made an extra penalty and narrowed the point difference to two points.

However, after Iverson was off the court, the 76ers' offense improved a lot.

The 76ers are such a contradictory team. They have the league's best scorer, Iverson, who averaged 32.4 points per game, but their offense is at the bottom of the league.Iverson's offense is out of touch with the team most of the time. Most of the time, four teammates stand still and watch him play singles.

Recalling the year when Iverson won the MVP and entered the finals, he was also the scoring leader, but the 76ers were a team that relied on defense. That team was able to defeat the careless Lakers in the first game of the finals The team, in addition to Iverson's 48 points, is more about the defense of the 76ers.

After Iverson left the court, the 76ers' offensive starting point became Webber, who may be the most gorgeous power forward in NBA history, responsible for passing the ball.

When the ball is running in Weber's hands, it is like an art. Others are not as dull as they were when they played with Iverson. Fighting randomly, they all saw that there was an open space for their teammates and passed it immediately.

In the end, when Argentine center Miter Palacio received the ball, the Bobcats' two insiders had been dazzled by the pass, and Palacio made a small jump and scored a layup.

Palacio is a typical South American player. He started playing in La Liga at the age of 15, and then came to the NBA at the age of 30. Although he is still a second-year player, he is already a No. 17 season veteran, with excellent skills And shooting ability are his characteristics.

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