NBA Big Devil: I rule the league with defense

The five Kings players present, except for Bobby Jackson, passed the ball with a deep understanding of the Princeton system.

And Bobby Jackson, as a perennial scorer on the bench, is usually allowed to leave the Princeton system as another solution in the team's bench lineup.

Although Bobby Jackson knows that passing the ball should be the first priority when he is on the court with the starter, but how to pass and how to pass is obviously lacking in consideration.

After Hammer came on the field, he stopped defending Peja Stojakovic and started targeting Bobby Jackson instead.

Bobby Jackson didn't care. He thought that passing Han Mo with his own speed only needed an acceleration, but what he had to do now was to pass the ball!

Wherever he looked, he saw that Peja had just turned out of the open space with the help of the pick-and-roll wheel, and then passed the ball!

But as soon as the ball was dropped, Han Mo took over directly!

This passing intention was perfectly predicted by Han Mo!

The ball slid in Han Mo's hand and hit the ground hard!From defense to offense!

Bobby Jackson's reaction was also alert, and he counter-robbed directly on the spot!It's a pity that he missed the ball with his hand and directly grabbed Han Mo's leg.

Han Mo didn't intend to stop, he just dragged on the spot!

"Beep! Beep!"

"Bobby Jackson defensive foul!"

"It's a pity, it's not against the body!" Han Mo looked at Bobby Jackson lying on the ground in embarrassment.

The 76ers reorganized the offense. Iverson passed the ball to Han Mo, who was positioned at 45 degrees on the left. Han Mo faced Peja and directly hit the rebound and shot!

scored!

Peja spread his hands, unable to understand: "What kind of play is this?"

"Wow! Han Mo's rebound shot is here again!" Barkley's expression was exaggerated, and he hugged his bald head directly, "Kenny, you said it was nonsense before the game, and I'll tell you, in the NBA you don't care. It is not difficult to get one or two goals in any way, but it is absolutely impossible to get 11 out of 8 in the same shooting action! Only those who have played the ball will know that this is absolutely impossible without hard work!"

Kenny Smith frowned: "What are you talking about? Haven't I ever played? Not only have I played, I also have two rings! What I want to say is that Han Mo's shot is very weird, and It's very unreasonable, as a shooter, I know how difficult it is to practice better than you, so I said, this is absolutely impossible!"

"Wow! Kenny, shut up! Han Mo made another rebound shot!" Barkley exclaimed, "Look at the expressions of the Kings players, I don't think they have watched the 76ers these days." video!"

While others were still doubtful, curious, and confused, the teammates of the 76ers completely believed in Han Mo, because they had been convinced by Han Mo's rebounding and shooting during training.

Although Han Mo only has two short-distance points on the left and right, they are really accurate!

As long as the shots are accurate, as a teammate, it’s over if you keep making the ball for you. As for when did you learn it and how did you master it?

Does it matter?

Totally unimportant!

Only the media and analysts keep digging into this kind of nonsense!

The Kings were a little surprised by Han Mo's sudden outburst on the offensive end, but they couldn't get to the bottom of it, because what Han Mo did on the defensive end was the real thug!

Life break!

Han Mo has fully grasped Bobby Jackson's passing intention.

Cross the ball, was intercepted!

Hanging the inside line, it was cut off!

Pass the ball hand-to-hand and get robbed directly!

As long as the ball is passed by Bobby Jackson, Han Mo can intercept it instantly. No matter how the ball is passed or where it is passed, the ball will appear in Han Mo's hands out of thin air like magic!

The Kings had five players on the offensive end, but no one dared to pass the ball to Bobby Jackson. Even Bobby Jackson himself was a little flustered by consecutive steals.

On the occasion of a dead ball, Adelman had no choice but to replace Bobby Jackson and replace Turkoglu.

pg: Hedo Turkoglu, sg: Doug Christie, sf: Peja Stojakovic, pf: Chris Webber, c: Verati Divac.

This is a very tall lineup. The shortest in the lineup is Christie at 2 meters, and the second shortest is Turkoglu, a giant point guard at 01 meters.these five people

And this is also the lineup that can best implement Princeton's tactical system among the players under Adelman who can play.

But this lineup also has his natural flaws. Although Turkoglu's organizational talent is quasi-first-rate even among point guards, he is too slow.The rhythm of the entire lineup had to be slowed down because of its huge size.

This not only gave the 76ers a chance to breathe, but also left their Princeton system with only excess smarts and lack of necessary dexterity.

Seeing this, Larry Brown responded very simply. Aren't they tall and big?

Then run to kill them, even if it reduces the success rate a little, it doesn't matter!

Pushing the transition between offense and defense, Allen Iverson naturally took the lead. He was full of energy and full firepower as if he had just played tonight, hitting the tall and slow front of the Kings again and again!

The 76ers' outside players also reduced the number of basketball passes. As long as Iverson passes the ball to his own hands, he will shoot as soon as possible!

During this period of continuous attack, Han Mo, who was always in the open three-point position, also got two three-point opportunities, but unfortunately he missed a single one.

The king's giant lineup can still rely on the system to barely maintain the offensive end, but it is completely blown out on the defensive end!

The footsteps are slow, the opponent shoots a three-pointer, and you can't get out. If you decide to come out, the enemy will rush in and have no ability to retreat in time!

Typical Zhu Bajie looks in the mirror—he is not a human being inside and out!

More importantly, the physical strength of the Kings' starters at this time completely sounded the alarm compared to their efforts to maintain at the beginning of the third quarter.

Only Chris Webber can show amazing vitality on both ends of the offense and defense, and the others can't help but put their hands on their legs and do a half-squat whenever they have time.

How is this played?

Adelman gritted his teeth and replaced four players other than Chris Webber with Bobby Jackson, Gerald Wallace, center Keon Clark, and guard Damon Jones.

Adelman knows very well that no matter whether this lineup can withstand the end of the third quarter, only by letting the starters take a breath can they have a chance of a showdown in the fourth quarter.

To Adelman's surprise, Larry Brown also made a similar lineup adjustment: replacing Allen Iverson, Eric Snow, Michael Olowokandi, and replacing Andre Ray Miller, Aaron McGee, Derek Coleman.

"It turns out that he is also accumulating energy for the fourth quarter," Adelman's eyes lit up. "As long as Iverson is not here, the 76ers will definitely not be able to score, and the point difference will definitely be within the catchable range!"

"Hold on, don't wave, we can win!"