I really just want to strike

In fact, this is a very simple math problem.

Because generally speaking, when his physical fitness is good, Kobe will take 5 or 6 shots in a single quarter...or even more.

So regardless of free throws, as long as Kobe can shoot three-pointers with a shooting rate of more than 30%, his scoring efficiency will definitely increase.

In the new season, people have been boasting that the Lakers have recovered their offensive state.

But forget, as of now, the Lakers are the team with the highest defensive efficiency per [-] possessions in the NBA.

Therefore, under the premise of constantly getting opportunities to switch offenses, Kobe, who increased his outside shots, could not only get some relatively easy shooting opportunities, but if he didn't make these unreasonable three-pointers, the Lakers would lose. Just a fast break opportunity.

And if after waiting for the position in the past, Kobe saw that Su Feng didn't run out of the opportunity, so he chose to attack...

If he didn't make a shot, the Lakers were hit by someone else's fast break.

In that way, the frequency of teammates running back and forth will not only be greatly increased, but also the overall offensive and defensive rhythm of the Lakers will be greatly affected.

no doubt.

Increasing with age.

Even if you let Kobe play like this at this moment, under the premise that you have made an appointment with Su Feng to create the best record in NBA history together in the new season, Kobe will definitely not do it.

Because some necessary storms are okay to say...

After all, in the NBA.

All teams cannot guarantee that every attack can be completed according to the established tactics.

But in order to average 30+ per game for a season, the Lakers lost more than a dozen games...

For this Kobe who wants to win another championship...

Even if his heart is about to move around, he will try his best to restrain himself.

ha?

You say such a Kobe is not Kobe?

Do not......

That's just because you never really knew Kobe.

Human nature is the most complicated and unfathomable thing in this world.

So from the moment he decided to invite Su Feng to Los Angeles together with Kupchak and Buss Jr., even though his mouth was as stubborn as ever, Kobe had already had some wonderful chemical reactions quietly.

In the second quarter of the game, after resting for half a quarter, Kobe played and threw four shots.

Throughout the first half tonight, Su Feng and Kobe made 24 of the 19 three-pointers made by the Lakers.

In fact.

As the NBA version continues to change, "Harden's shot structure" never refers to benefiting from free throws.

It's just that some people who have no feelings for Harden can't wait to jump out of the opening meeting when they hear the word Harden.

Su Feng's previous life included the future king of Europe, Luka Doncic.

In fact, his shot structure can also be called "Harden-style structure".

That is to say, in the total number of shots made by a player, three-pointers account for about half of the proportion.

And the popularity of the "Harden-style shooting structure"...

You can even go back to Su Feng's memories of the two years when Stephen Curry scored consecutive NBA regular season MVPs.

In the 14/15 season, Stephen Curry averaged 16.8 shots per game, and his average three-point shots per game was 8.1 times.

In the 15/16 season, Stephen Curry's average number of shots per game increased to 20.2 times, and his average number of three-pointers per game increased to an astonishing 11.2 times.

Although in the NBA, not everyone can maintain a three-point shooting rate of more than 40% all the year round like Su Feng and Curry.

But for scorers like Kobe and Doncic, this shot structure is not impossible to learn from.

Because aside from Curry's shots per game...

In Su Feng's previous life, the reason why Curry seldom gave people the feeling of "independence" when playing basketball was precisely because of this structure of shots. Apart from making you feel that he had already shot so many times in terms of perception, as long as you Can guarantee a certain hit rate, it will even play a very positive role in the team's overall offense.

Well known.

What modern basketball pays attention to when attacking is nothing more than a space.

But if you don't throw it, I won't vote...

How did this space come about?

In Su Feng's previous life, there was a joke about Curry, as long as I shoot fast enough, then you won't feel that I'm blacksmithing.

Admittedly, the joke isn't funny.

But it tells the truth about this 'Curry/Harden shot structure'.

And as the originator of this shot structure theory, Billups also showed up on the sidelines tonight, and made so many shots to Mingming Su Feng and Kobe, but he couldn't feel the crazy teammates of these two strong players on the court. Said: "There are 48 minutes in an NBA game.

In general, a team averages around eight or ninety shots per game.

So in the past, in the eyes of NBA coaches, the best way to improve the team's scoring was to improve the players' shooting percentage through the most advanced tactics.

But Su's appearance changed everything.

As early as the Pistons period, I suggested to Doug (Rivers) that we should not be obsessed with whether the team can make this offense.

Instead, focus on how many shots we can take the team in a 48-minute game. "

In Su Feng's previous life, Billups, who had a career hit rate of only 41.5%, was definitely a blacksmith in the eyes of most people.

But if you know Billups' career true shooting percentage...

Then you can never say that Billups is a blacksmith.

58%.

Because in Billups' shot structure, three-pointers accounted for half of his shots, whether in the eyes of NBA experts or senior fans, Billups has never been a player with a unique style of play and likes to dominate. A guard with possession of the ball and shots.

"When the two teams' formations are not stable, taking advantage of the opponent's defensive attention and not concentrating on the shot at the first time, it was not allowed by most coaches in the NBA before.

Because in the perception of previous NBA coaches, basketball is a turn-based sport where you play one round and I play one round after the two sides have set up a formation.

But after Su subverted people's cognition back then...

The pace of NBA games seems to have sped up a century overnight.

Because in theory, since the purpose of basketball tactics is to find opportunities for scorers to make shots.

Then why, can't I speed up to catch this kind of defensive gap attack that the opponent can't be afraid of in the first place? "

Looking at his teammates, Billups continued.

And this time...

On Wuhu's bench, except for Director Lang who was thoughtful, everyone else was in a dazed state at this moment.

"Kobe and Sue made most of their [-]-pointers tonight in transition.

In my opinion, it doesn't matter if the shot doesn't make the shot.

Because this is an opportunity to grab it.

I don't know if you have noticed...

Tonight in the first half of the game, we took a full [-] shots more than the Blazers. "Pointing to the number of shots taken by the two teams in the technical statistics, Billups said.

Looking at the comparison of the number of shots taken by the teams in the half of 58 vs. 38, I saw Rondo pondering for a while and then said: "I see what you mean, Chauncey.

Because by grabbing the shot, we have unintentionally sped up the tempo of the game.

In addition, Sue and Kobe shot a lot of three-pointers from the outside, making the Blazers' defense continue to expand...

So we also got a lot of offensive opportunities inside.

So, even if we look like we're fighting this night...

In fact, the trend of this game has already tilted towards us virtually! "

Hearing this, Billups was overjoyed.

Because in the NBA, Billups has always believed that few people can understand what he said.

"It's still the same problem.

Suppose a game has 48 minutes.

When a team feels good, its overall shooting percentage can reach 50%.

Then on the premise of taking [-] shots, including free throws, scoring more than [-] points is considered to have completed the offensive task assigned to you by the coach.

But what if we could figure out a way to increase our shot count to 48 in those [-] minutes? Patting Rondo on the shoulder, Billups laughed.

Rondo nodded and said: "That means our overall shooting percentage is not as good as the opponent's, because we have to increase outside shots in order to grab these [-] gestures..."

Billups smiled slightly and said, "Then no matter how good the opponent's tactics are, we can completely overwhelm the opponent on offense."

Rondo continued: "And... in terms of our current defense..."

Billups added: "There are only a handful of teams that can take [-] shots in front of us and still have a guaranteed hit rate."

Rondo was startled, and said, "I feel like I've seen the essence of basketball!"

Billups concluded: "Maybe, in the playoffs, that kind of thinking doesn't necessarily work.

But in the relatively long regular season, this way of playing not only saves effort, but also increases our lower limit. "

"Also, in the playoffs, I don't think anyone can match Sue and Kobe in terms of experience." After a pause, Billups then finished his summary.

And so far...

Why did Su Feng let Kobe complete the real purpose of super evolution...

It was also completely restored by Billups and Rondo.

only......

Because Kobe is Kobe after all.

So even in the NBA, profiting from free throws has basically been enjoyed by you as long as you are a star.

Su Feng also knew very well that Kobe was doomed to fail to match Master Harden's exhaustion in the one-point shot.

ha?

You said that in the NBA, only Harden's free throws are unfair, and other stars rely on their own hand-to-hand combat?

One black one.

In this way, it can only prove that you have never watched the NBA at all, and you don't know why the "superstar whistle" is called "superstar whistle".

In Su Feng's previous life, why was Crawford known as the famous post of the Lakers and Kobe's exclusive bodyguard?

because......

In the intriguing arena of the NBA, apart from the flaws in personality and character of these stars, when you subjectively think that they are all perfect idols, you are destined not to be able to see the cruelty of this league Nature.

In the famous 2K game.

Why is drawing fouls listed as a separate attribute?

Because fouling itself is a skill that NBA stars use to protect themselves and must be learned.

So in the 21st century, only Harden will make fouls, and other stars will not make this sentence...

NT can no longer be used to describe it.

Because this is clearly a sentence thrown out by Ha Chui to slander other stars, but it was taken seriously by the brainless Ha Hei.

What does it mean that it is easy to hide the open gun but hard to defend against the hidden arrow?

Do you really think these tough NBA stars dare to step on the court without any "black technology"?

In the 90s, how did Jordan and Malone's iron elbows, and Kobe and Artest's "elbow and look" come about?

In this life, what Su Feng dislikes the most is those idiots who blow their favorite football stars into perfect idols.

Because he has dealt with these stars, he knows very well...

In this league, no one has ever been perfect and proud.

"Persist in the game with a fever of 40 degrees", "Fight the enemy to the last moment despite injuries"... …