shooting guard era

Chapter 200 230. The Rhythm of Pistons

It was still Ye Han who attacked with the ball, and Prince continued his pocket plan.

This time, Ye Han used Hill to block people and tried to follow the same pattern as the last attack, but he had just bypassed Hill, and Hamilton immediately defended him.

Ye Han passed a pass to Blake who was vacant on the left, but the opponent's rotation defense was extremely fast, and Rasheed Wallace appeared in front of Blake in time.Blake passed a pass to Gerald Wallace, who was supposed to be defended by Rasheed Wallace. At this time, Prince had already defended in place and cut off Blake's pass!

The dazzling defensive changes left the fans in silence!

It may be really ugly to watch the Pistons play on TV, but I felt the Pistons' defensive rotation and judgment on the opponent's offensive loopholes on the spot. Watching the Pistons' game on the spot...it was still ugly, and it was so ugly that it made people drowsy.

But I have a little dabble in many tactics, not just the fans watching the excitement, this kind of defense is simply mesmerizing!
Rasheed Wallace picks up the ball!

Without a counterattack, the Pistons watched the Bobcats return to the defense, and then still slowly advanced from Billups to the frontcourt.

Another time delay, Billups started to act with 7 seconds left, still aggressive.

Ye Han was very surprised. Billups was always known as a golf quotient, how could he be tough when he knew he couldn't break through?
When Ye Han caught sight of Rasheed Wallace who was sneaking over to pick and roll, he thought to himself that it was so.

I heard that Rasheed Wallace has a lot of small moves in his game, and he is ready to exaggerate when the opponent will block him with illegal moves in all likelihood. It is best to get this guy down.

But what Ye Han didn't expect was that the king of technical fouls, Rasheed Wallace, who China jokingly called Roaring Tianzun, was a clean pick and roll, and did nothing else.Ye Han's crooked mind made him chase Billups away!
Billups broke into the paint, attracted the attention of Gerald Wallace and Okafor, and then made a low pass to Ben Wallace. Big Ben scored a heavy dunk and finally helped the Pistons get the first goal.

The game continued. After Ye Han advanced to the frontcourt, he found that the opponent was still using the previous defensive strategy. His organizational ability was reflected in attracting double-teams and then splitting the ball. However, the Pistons' defensive flexibility was too good, and his effect was greatly offset. Score also Alexander.

Ye Han asked Blake to come out to catch the ball, and he went to the bottom corner to play Kapono's role.

It is good to have a point guard like Blake, who will work hard and not be greedy for the ball. When he is asked to organize an offense, even if the opponent is a defensive champion like Hamilton, he will not back down.

Gerald Wallace pulled out to screen for Blake, while Hill also screened for Ye Han.

Except for Ye Han's singles, this is the regular style of play for the Bobcats' starting lineup, and it usually works very well.

But today, their pick-and-roll was very difficult, mainly on Ye Han's side. Prince and Billups on the other side desperately entangled the two of them, trying to turn the pick-and-roll into a hand-to-hand fight.Ye Han almost finished the pick-and-roll in a wrestling manner. At this time, Blake's side had already penetrated deep inside and was double-teamed by Hamilton and Rasheed Wallace.

Blake didn't have Ye Han's speed and vision to find his teammates in this situation. He wanted to go around but there was not much time left, so he had to shoot.

Miss!

Ye Han and Ben Wallace jumped up together, facing each other in the air.

Although Ye Han was stronger than most of the insiders, the opponent was able to overwhelm O'Neal's defensive beast after all. Ben Wallace was struggling to protect the rebounds by relying on his position in the air.

At this time, the Bobcats were basically in the frontcourt, but the Pistons still didn't fight back!
The Pistons continued to press the rhythm, and Ye Han was tight-pressing to defend Billups, preventing him from passing the ball. Although it seemed that the opponent did not plan to counterattack, who could say for sure.

Billups dribbled the ball very steadily. Under Ye Han's interference, Billups steadily pushed the ball into the frontcourt.

This slow pace makes Bobcats very uncomfortable. Although they often use the team's defensive advantages to slow down the pace to deal with opponents, they will never slow down the pace so slow. Except for those fans who like to watch defense, who can put this Can you watch the game?No wonder it's a playoff berth game with no teams on the air.For example, TNT would rather follow the plan to carry out the broadcast of the Lakers and 76ers game without Kobe than broadcast this one.

Billups continued to single-handedly hit Ye Han, and after changing direction, he accelerated to the left. Rasheed Wallace on the inside suddenly came out with great mobility to block Ye Han, and then took advantage of the situation to stand in the bottom corner.

Ye Han and Gerald Wallace double-teamed Billups together. On the other side, Hamilton ran out to use Prince's pick-and-roll to a high position. Blake was blocked by Prince, and Hill was going to make up for it. Against Rasheed Wallace, he was forced to pull to the top arc to cover Hamilton.

Billups sent the ball to Rasheed Wallace in time, roaring Tianzun made a three-pointer with his arm!

5 to 4, the Pistons overtook!

Bobcat called timeout!
The referee blew the official timeout.

At seven minutes and three seconds, the score between the two sides was 5 to 4!

There were no mistakes, very few unreasonable shots, and very few fouls. The referee searched for an official timeout opportunity after 6 minutes but couldn't find it.

With low shots and low points, the Pistons are playing this game as a playoff!

Hill and Blake were an old man and a thin white man. After they sat down, their sweat kept dripping, and they quickly wiped their sweat with a towel.

Ye Han, Gerald Wallace, and Okafor are young and strong, but Hill and Blake are exhausted. Whether it's pick-and-roll or defense, every movement consumes more energy than usual. several times.Especially Blake, the offense and defense full of physical confrontation makes him play half a quarter equal to playing half a court normally!
"Don't these people know what the beauty of basketball is? They're killing basketball." Ye Han couldn't help complaining.

Although Hill was tired, he was not as angry as Ye Han. He drank a few sips of Gatorade and finally calmed down: "Their characteristics are like this. They not only consume the opponent's physical energy, but also wear down the opponent's fighting spirit. It seems that they are Going into playoff mode, not many teams can deal with them in a long series, can keep fighting, all they want is us rushing to make the wrong choice, so that they only need to lead by two or three points, and they can always keep fighting Keep it till the end."

"That's right, Larry Brown's team is like this. Ace, you have to adapt. They will be our strongest opponents in the next few years, even more difficult than the Heat." Steve Smith also comforted Ye cold.

"What a boring opponent." Ye Han quickly calmed down, "Hmph, are they going to play defense? Let's play with them to the end!"

(End of this chapter)