I'm a big shot in basketball

At [-]:[-], the game officially started.

Haywood won the jump ball, and the Wizards first attacked.

The basketball was brought to the front court, and the collective opened up space to the right, and the hit passed to the left waist, and Kwame Brown caught it with his back.

As the core of the Summer League, Kwame is undoubtedly responsible for the execution of the first attack. He turned around and swept across the frame. His movements were really impressive. He looked like an experienced player. On the Rockets side, Jason, who was in charge of the first defense, followed Su Yang's request, directly let go of the bottom line and resolutely blocked the top line, not giving Kwame Brown a chance to take advantage of his speed.

Kwame didn't bother, he made an unskilled cross step and headed straight for the bottom line, the rhythm was very fast.

But missed the ball.

Jason Koller, the Rocket, raised his hands and chased close to him, stepped on his feet to keep half a body distance, and let the ball go.

But Kwame just doesn't play the ball.

In the blink of an eye, Kwame reaches the basket.

The Rockets' Eddie Griffin shrank to the basket simultaneously, and also raised his hands to interfere with the chance to jump and release the ball.

Kwame was in an embarrassing situation immediately. If he had to play the ball, the maneuvering space was relatively small. If he hadn’t, he could only force himself to put the ball against the defense, or take the risk of giving the ball. Teammate Brandon Haywood was relatively close. , but someone is preparing the rocket.

He could only temporarily stop the ball and stick it in place.

Jordan on the sidelines suddenly raised his eyebrows,

I thought to myself: You kid jumps on the spot, pulls the bar in the air to dodge, and hits the board with a backhand hook, isn't it over?What are you hesitating about?

Perhaps the brain waves were successfully transmitted, Kwame kicked off the ground with a roar, and threw the ball with both hands towards the backboard.

boom!The basketball hit the edge of the backboard, rebounded and fell.

There were bursts of laughter from the sidelines. Su Yang wanted to follow the applause to improve his mentality. Thinking about his adult status, using psychological warfare against a kid who just graduated from high school is a bit small, and he will face old hooligans like Garnett in the future. It's never too late.

On the court, Griffin got the rebound, hesitated for a moment and passed it to Arroyo. The Rockets launched a fast break counterattack, with one inside and four outside.

Dan Lange rushed to the short corner on the left side of the bottom line of the frontcourt, then used Griffin's cover, strode to the top of the arc, raised his hand to catch the pass from Arroyo, turned around and rushed to the right, and Jason Correll, simultaneously set a screen for Moon.

Chicago's starting running position was formed. Moon rushed to the right to receive the ball at 45 degrees, sprinted to the left, and raised his hand to Griffin who stopped at the left elbow area. The blindpig's blind pig running position perfectly formed a triangle attack. Ah Luo Yue took the opportunity to bow and gather strength.

That action, no matter how you look at it, is that Arroyo wanted to take advantage of the defender's time to turn around, strode to his left elbow, received a pass from Griffin, rushed to the basket and scored a layup.Kwame Brown reacted quickly and moved his feet immediately, ready to help delay Arroyo.

Unexpectedly, before Kwame moved his feet and stood still, Griffin gave up hitting the ground to pass the ball. He suddenly turned around and rushed to the basket with his right hand. Playing the Keep tactic indiscriminately, leaving the Wizards in a daze.

Su Yang resisted the urge to yell and applaud calmly. It was his first time coaching, and he forcibly maintained the demeanor of a master.

The offense and defense switched on the court, and the Wizards hit the left waist again.

Rocket Jason Koller took the initiative to change his strategy according to Su Yang's arrangement, giving up blocking the upper line and changing to blocking the bottom line.

It is the change of strategy that makes it difficult for Kwame to adapt quickly.

Kwame really hesitated for a moment, and then became excited. He suddenly lowered his shoulders and charged hard, turning forward and jumping with the ball.

Turning around, jumping and hooking before going to the line is the simplest and most basic inside action, even if it is as rough as Kwame, he can do it.

Seeing the basketball flying out of his hand, Griffin suddenly made a diagonal stab, jumped high and spread his wings, and slapped the ball flying.

Wow!Exclamations erupted in the arena.

The basketball rebounded and flew backwards. Arroyo picked up the basketball nearby, turned around and rushed forward quickly, reaching the left wing of the frontcourt in the blink of an eye.

Probably because Jordan supervised the team and trusted head coach Doug Collins personally led the team, the Wizards returned to defense very quickly.

The fast break failed, and Su Yang gestured to remind him of the running tactics.

Everyone in the Rockets immediately followed suit. Arroyo first handed the ball to the uplifted Moon, and then strode into the inside line. With the help of Jason Cockerel's cross block, he moved right along the free throw line to the right 45 At the three-point line, Jason Koller followed up with an over catch at the top of the arc, and Dan Longie cut diagonally from his right elbow to the basket on the left side and set up a positioning screen on the fixed wall.

Griffin took the opportunity to get rid of Kwame and went straight to the right 45 degrees, assuming that he would cooperate with Arroyo who re-caught the ball in a pick-and-roll.

Kwame Brown, who was chasing, quickly moved to block the space on the right sideline, but he never thought that Griffin did not set up a wall as a cover, but instead took a feint and turned inside, made a slip run, and caught Arroyo Pass the ball and rush to the basket with great speed.

The Wizards small forward under the basket hurried up to intercept, Griffin didn't stick the ball, and then scored Dan Longie under the basket.

Boom!Dan Longie dunks with both hands.

Su Yang smiled slightly, thinking that Griffin is not very good at confrontation for the time being. It is not a problem to play keep and slip to steal chickens and score. It is also suddenly giving up the cover and turning around to rush to the basket. With the ball in hand is Keep, without the ball The slip in hand is very simple and can be learned even with Griffin's golf quotient. The key is to use Griffin's speed advantage, which is really not good for general power forwards.

The offense and defense on the court switched again.

The head coach of the Wizards, Doug Collins, signaled that he would continue to single out Kwame Brown. He thought that the first Summer League game, EPSN and many other media would pay attention, and the little boss Jordan who supported me as the head coach was also present. He must show courage. For a No. [-] pick like Kwame, the main purpose of the summer league is to serve him. If he fails to score once or twice, and continues to play three or four times, it is trust!

Kwame quickly receives the pass.

Jason Koller continued to block the bottom line and put it on the line.

Kwame was confidently ready to turn around and jump to hook again. Seeing this, Su Yang blew his whistle to remind him that he could flank.

Anyway, just use the Bulls' favorite way to deal with top centers back then - taking advantage of the sudden contraction of the ball to pinch, the effect will be very good.

Mu En suddenly stepped back, bent down and reached for the ball.

Kwame was a little flustered at once. He put his feet together ahead of time, and the rhythm was wrong. It was difficult to exert force in time when he joined the ball, and he was awkward in place.

"Pass the ball!" Wizards small forward Bobby Simmons reminded subconsciously, thinking that he had a big open.

Kwame seemed to react, raised his hand and threw it along the left sideline, trying to pass to the open shooting teammate.However, the shooting guard teammates were completely unprepared to catch the ball, and even wanted to shrink and grab the rebound, thinking that Kwame would pass it to the nearest Bobby Simmons.

Whoosh!The basketball flew off the sideline and landed in Jordan's arms.

Jordan forced half a smile on his face.

Beep!The referee blows his whistle to call a violation.

The ball was handed over to the Rockets. They started from one inside and four outside, and ran out from a screen to form a Chicago cooperation. Moon once again held the ball and rushed to the top of the arc. Seeing that Kwame Brown chose to shrink the frame ahead of time, teammate Arroyo had no chance. Griffin was empty.

The basketball was passed to the left corner immediately. Griffin hesitated to catch the ball, but heard Su Yang shouting and hurriedly shot a three-pointer.

bass!Hollow into the net.

Cheers erupted in the Pyramid Arena. Su Yang shouted 'Eddie, Eddie' and raised his hands to lead the fans to applaud. Fans and their favorites.

In the ESPN live broadcast, Raptors superstar Vince Carter commented: "Haha, I like Eddie, the little brother. He plays like Dirk Nowitzki. Judging from what has been shown so far, he is obviously not Should be as low as seventh to get elected.

If he can maintain this level and make progress, then the Rockets paid him three first-round exchanges. "

The host next to him, Greg Anthony, forced a laugh, and thought, Carter, please stop talking. Some of our ESPN commentators got into a fight with Su Yang because of Eddie Griffin. How should I answer the call.