On the court, the Heat attack.
Korver will pester Su Bei life and death. Don't think that because you are handsome, he won't hit you. Su Bei is just talking nonsense and can only endure it in action.
The offensive styles of the two are too similar, and they both know what the other needs, so naturally they can't compete offensively.
"Jason Williams controlled the ball to the frontcourt and immediately passed the ball to Wade to play. Opposite him was Yingadala...
Su Bei and Wade played an outside screen tactic, and Wade singled out Korver..."
Two years.
No, in less than a season, Korver's whole body characteristics have been figured out.
He is just a pure shooter, strong offensively and weak defensively, with mediocre physical talent and average confrontation ability.
Wade will naturally not let go of such a prey. He is 1.93 meters tall compared to 2.01 meters tall. He has an advantage in speed and hardness in terms of misalignment.
What can Korver do?
After calling the tactic, Wade changed direction, accelerated and used his body to break the route, entered the penalty area, made a three-step European layup, and put the basketball into the basket with a swish.
2 to 2! !
"It's incredible.
With just one outside screen, the 76ers' internal and external defenses were all penetrated.
You know, the 76ers in previous years were still a strong defensive team, and they were still a team that relied on strong defense to reach the finals.
The current 76ers have thrown away Larry Brown's "correct basketball" and played offensive basketball.
Without the "four guarantees and one" tactic, he couldn't guard against the 76ers' defense..."
Of course, what can Korver do to dare to compete with Iverson for protection tactics?
In fact, even Iverson can't protect the current "four guarantees and one" tactic.
In the new season, the 76ers used the "four guarantees and one" tactic, and ended up losing three games in a row at the beginning.
New head coach Maurice Cheeks discovered that in addition to Iverson being a defensive disaster, Webber was also a talent who was unwilling to defend despite his physical talent.
Last season, the head coach of the 76ers wanted Webber to defend, but was met with silence. Webber was completely indifferent to the coach.
The management room of the 76ers found that the team's defense was not good, and the offense was not scoring well because Weber played "healthy basketball".
Even though the former head coach had a three-year contract with the 76ers, he was still fired.
Cheeks is a star of the 76ers. He was just fired by the Trail Blazers and was immediately invited to become the head coach of the 76ers. Regardless of his ability, Cheeks is still pure when it comes to DNA.
The 76ers' only championship was due to Cheeks. Rumor has it that he could talk to Iverson on an equal footing, and Iverson still listened to Cheeks more or less.
"Since the 76ers can't win the ball by relying on defense, they will attack hard.
With Iverson, the scoring champion, one of the four power forwards with 20+10, and potential new star Yin Guodala, as long as they play at an offensive level, it will be very easy for the 76ers to win in the regular season...
This is an undefended 76ers team. After being breached from the basket, they quickly jumped into the offensive bayonet.
Iverson dribbled the ball to the frontcourt, made another dramatic feint, broke through Jason Williams' defense to the left, rushed into the penalty area, faced Mourning's block, and forced the basketball into the Basket…”
Bang-dang——!
Too fast, too strong, jumping too high...
Ivermeng broke through and made a layup, which was unstoppable and continued the offense.
2 to 4! !
Su Bei followed the return path. After running out of tricks on defense, it had to make soy sauce on offense.
Nowadays, the mainstream of the NBA league still relies on the scoring ability of the team's superstars to take over most of the team's offense.
In almost every attack on the court, your star attacks one, and then my star responds. Role players can only play supporting roles.
Take Iverson as an example. This season, he averaged 30 shots per game, which means he only took 20 seconds to shoot each time.
He alone played 10 minutes of offensive time in one game. Counting mistakes and assists, it was equivalent to Iverson attacking for one quarter.
That's it, it's just Iverson's time on offense.
And what about the defensive rounds?
Now that O'Neal is absent, Wade also has to take more than 20 shots. After a full period of time, Wade's offense falls to him.
Coupled with the offensive shots of the second and third leaders, the time left for role players is estimated to be more than one quarter.
In this quarter, it was not just Su Bei alone, but close to 20 people.
Su Bei can only patiently look for opportunities on the court, which often manifests itself in turning back and running.
At most, he is just a tool of tactics, participating in offensive support. In the end, looking at the data, he is still lonely!
"It's Su Bei and Wade's pick-and-roll tactics again, and Wade continues to single out Korver.
With just one contact, Korver was quickly defeated. Compared with Wade, the gap in physical talent between the two is visible to the naked eye..."
"The amazing thing is that the 76ers still used man-to-man defense tactics and did not conduct zone defense or double attack on Wade. The 76ers are so tolerant..."
Wade was naturally not polite, rushed into the penalty area, hit the ground with a bang, and assisted Mourning for a dunk at the basket and scored two points.
4 to 4! !
Looking back, the 76ers attack.
Iverson controlled the ball to the frontcourt, thinking that he was still a point guard, so he couldn't keep attacking and had to "receive" assists.
"Webber caught the basketball, stepped on the three-point line, and raised the ball. Haslem was very uncomfortable.
There is a huge difference in physical talent. Webber can shoot, pass and break through. The only thing Haslem can do is be ruthless. He rushes in front of Webber and looks for confrontation in close defense..."
Wade hit him with his back, suddenly turned around and ran into the penalty area. After Haslem followed him, he pulled the ball up and lobbed it in the air...
Swish——!
4 to 6!
There is not a big difference between Webber's height of 2.08 meters and Haslem's height of 2.03 meters.
However, the attacking side is still more or less advantageous.
As a member of the "four power forwards", Webber has an advantage in both technology and physical talent. Haslem has no choice.
Some players can be the soul of the team because of their hard power, and some players can be the soul of the team because of their endurance. No one wants them and they always stay in the same team.
Are you polite? Just take Haslem's ID card and read it.
The truth is always so cruel!
Haslem's defense is somewhat reliable against average power forwards. Against a power forward of Webber's caliber, the only result is brittleness.
And this era, to a certain extent, is an era where power forward superstars gather.
It is normal for Haslem to sign a long-term contract, but he must be prepared to be beaten every night.
Being beaten on defense and having no ability on offense, and unable to make up for it himself, Haslem decided to actively create opportunities for his teammates.
"Haslem and Wade played a pick-and-roll tactic, and Weber's defense was also a flaw for the 76ers.
Huh!
Haslem did not cut inside, but instead provided a screen for Su Bei on the side.
On a reverse run, Su Bei cut into the paint, and Wade broke through Weber. Before the defense was in place, he jumped up from the ball, flicked his hands in the air, and threw the basketball towards the basket..."
After catching the ball and jumping up, Su Bei dunked the basketball into the basket with a bang, opening the scoring account for this game.
Su Bei shook his head tightly and celebrated.
too long.
He couldn't even remember the taste of cake.
It has to be said that Wade's assist ability is nine miles away from Chris Paul's assist ability.
If Su Bei's three-point shooting wasn't relatively stable, without this pie-eating job, his offensive data would be even worse.
All I can say is: What a risk!
He endured it, and finally, it was time to eat the cake.
6 to 6! !
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