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"boom!"

　　On the field, Li Ba hung on the basket for a second, and after ensuring the safety of his feet, he returned to the ground.

　　 "Boy, good job!"

　　 came to his own half. When passing the top arc, Marbury stretched out his hand and gave Li Ba a high-five.

　　 "Old bird, pass the ball to me, I will let you average more than ten assists per game."

　　 Li Ba said, while returning to his position, right wing low, the player he wants to defend is there.

　　 The so-called low post does not refer to the basket, but refers to the position on both sides of the basket, on both sides of the paint area, facing the basket.

　　Because of the three-second violation, the four offensive and defensive players on the inside generally stay here, constantly in and out of the paint zone.

　　 "I think his offensive ability at the basket is pretty good!" Frank said to D'Antoni.

　　 "Frank, just one ball. And his movement makes him inseparable from the basket, so the offensive ability is limited, the defensive area is also limited." D'Antoni laughed.

　　 "Let's keep watching. I think his movement will improve. In fact, his movement is now a bit faster than what we saw in Rock Park." Frank said.

　　 The Suns are not playing man-to-man defense, but zone defense.

　　 Since O'Neal has won three consecutive championships, in order to suppress his unparalleled destructive power and balance the strength of the league's teams, the league has changed the rules that have been implemented for decades to allow zone defense.

　　 There are many types of regional defenses, and the sun is currently adopting the most basic 212 defense.

　　 The so-called 212 zone defense is one in the middle and two defensive players on each of the upper and lower lines.

　　The advantage is that the personnel are located close, the distribution is balanced, and the moving distance is small. The disadvantage is that the long-range shooting of the top arc and the defense at 30 to 45 degrees are weak.

　　 Now the specific personnel position of the Suns, small forward Joe Johnson guards the paint zone, Li Ba guards the right wing low position, Marion guards the left wing low position, Marbury guards the right elbow zone, just above Li Ba, and Penny guards the left elbow zone. (The elbow area, the two upper corners of the paint area, and the extension of the free throw line can also be considered)

Why is it that the defense against the front three-point long shots is weak? Because there is no defender on the front, when the opponent is in the top arc, Joe Johnson in the middle will pick up the defense, and the two left and right elbows will help or cover folder. But if you encounter someone with a precise long-range shot and a quick shot, it is likely to be too late to defend.

　　 The reason that Frank used the 212 defensive formation was because the Cavaliers' current point guard Ricky Davis was not good at three-pointers. He averaged two shots per game and shot a little more than 30%.

　　 Davis holds the ball in the top arc, his real position is shooting guard, now he is just a cameo point guard, so the instinctive first choice is to shoot himself.

　　As a shooting guard, his only responsibility is to score, and he carries it out very well. And as the "boss" of the team, who does he not score? Is it to the little brother James?

　　 "Rebounds!"

　　Off the court, Frank yelled.

　　 At the moment Davis took the shot, Li Ba's first reaction was to get stuck first, just like Duncan did when he played.

　　 His defense against Big Z is an upline defense, which is Uptheline.

　　 The so-called on-line defense means that the defensive player is not on the line between the defended player and the ball holder, and his position is between the defended player and the basket. If it is on that line, it is called line defense.

　　 On-line defense, while defending the defended player, you can always stare at the player. If the holding player passes the ball to the defended player, the defending player has the opportunity to cut off the passing route, which is called on-line.

　　 Li Ba's turn is not good, so he adopts this defensive method. In this way, he can always cut the line between the defended player and the basket. At the same time, this way, because he doesn't turn well, it can also prevent him from cutting back.

　　 But this method is back to the basket, so it's a bit inconvenient to grab a rebound.

　　 It's just that this is for others, for Li Ba, there is no such problem, because he has the locking skill.

　　 When the ball enters the paint area from the air, enters within three meters of his and within two meters of the outer end of his arm span, it is immediately locked by his skills.

　　 When Frank yelled from the sidelines, he started to get stuck.

　　 Big Z is in front of him. He is between the Big Z and the basket. He is in the card position and can only push the Big Z outwards. So for the first time, he turned and leaned on the Big Z.

　　 teammates shot, then Big Z also turned around, ready to grab a rebound.

　　 Li Ba turned around and leaned against Big Z's arms.

The first time 　　 moved up, he moved his arms to the left and right, controlling the path that Big Z moved forward from the left and right sides, then exerted force under his feet and started to push back.

　　 When Li Ba finished his turn and started to push back, he heard a bang and the ball hit the basket.

　　 With his consciousness locked in, he "sees" the ball bouncing high from the basket, bouncing upwards.

Although it was a long shot, the ball did not bounce outwards because the shot was quite accurate. It only knocked the basket a little bit, hit the inner edge of the basket, and then jumped out, so it couldn’t bounce. Far, just above the cylinder in the reasonable collision zone.

　　 There is no one in that position. Li Ba and Big Z are in the low right wing, Marion and Boozer are in the left low position, Joe Johnson and James are near the free throw line, and the others are in the elbows on both sides.

　　 Li Ba "sees" where the ball bounces. He is not Duncan who doesn't need data. He wants data, so he won't choose the kind of thing that he is stuck in and gives up his rebounds to his teammates.

　　 When the ball fell, Li Ba's hips sat back again. In the muffled sound of Big Z, he borrowed the reaction force and accelerated on the spot to rush forward.

　　 The first step with the right foot, the second step with the left foot, jump directly up, grabbing both arms, with a snap, a backcourt rebound is in hand.

　　 "Quick break!"

　　Outside the field, Frank shouted immediately and pointed his right hand to the frontcourt.

　　 "fastbreak!!!"

　　 The fans on the scene burst into violent shouts.

　　 Marbury immediately turned around and hurryed down, while constantly looking back ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ to prevent missing the pass.

　　 Li Ba's right hand was raised high, and Big Z wanted to grab the ball next to him. He immediately raised his left elbow at Big Z. Although he didn't speak, his meaning was very clear, that is: "Leave me, or give you an elbow!"

　　 "Damn rookie!"

　　 Big Z's face turned dark, he was not a tough person, and quickly began to defend himself.

　　 Li Ba hasn't passed the ball, Marbury has turned his head twice and never passed. Marbury didn't scold him, he didn't know, but Frank was scolding.

　　 "Hammer, idiot, pass the ball fast!" Frank scolded.

　　 "I don't know about the pass? But now he passes, he must dribble, and my assists are gone." Li Ba slandered.

"Hey!"

　　 Until Marbury ran across the three-point line, Li Ba shouted and threw his right hand forward, and the ball flew straight to Marbury's head like a meteor.

　　 Hearing the loud shout, Marbury immediately turned his head for the third time and saw Li Ba's movements and the ball shot at high speed.

　　 He saw the rookie's long pass, which was almost a straight pass, very fast. His heart jumped, and he quickly picked it up with both hands.

"Snapped!"

　　 The ball jumped in his hands, and he quickly hugged it up before catching it. At this time he has rushed to the free throw line one step.

　　 Behind him, the fastest back defense was not Ricky Davis who followed him, but the Cavaliers rookie No. 1 James.

　　 He knew very well that James was more than two meters behind him when he was on the fast break. And now, it's only one meter away.

　　 In other words, in a short distance of more than ten meters, James, the animal, actually caught up to a distance of more than one meter.

　　Do you have four legs?

　　 But Marbury is Marbury, he is one meter ahead, and he definitely dares to make a move.