Hamilton ran in the opposite direction, and Su Bei turned back and turned. Su Bei followed suit and took cover, while Su Bei tried his best to avoid obstacles...
So annoying!
Coach, I just want to play basketball!
What the heck is hide-and-seek and obstacle course running?
This basketball game is so weird, Su Bei doesn't even know it's a fool's errand?
When encountering this kind of Hamilton weirdo, Su Bei could only run around without thinking, playing basketball without any soul.
“Hamilton’s classic track-runner rhythm, carrying defenders through the streets.
There were traps arranged by the Pistons at every point, and Su Bei fell behind step by step.
Huh!
Su Bei's running skills without the ball are very good, and you can also see the rear of Hamilton's car.
Hamilton went from the right side, bypassing Billups, then crossed into the penalty area, bypassed McDyess, and came to the left side, with Rasheed covering...
Hamilton was already almost two and a half lengths ahead. Not satisfied yet, Prince on the left flank also came over to cover Hamilton.
At this time, Hamilton's advantage is already infinite, Billups' scalpel-like passing..."
boom--!
The basketball bounced up after hitting the floor, flew inside, and was in the hands of Prince who was cutting into the basket.
At this moment, the Lakers' defense seemed to be still for a second. By the time the Lakers players reacted, Prince was already flying in the sky and was about to hit the ball towards the basket...
Bang-dang——!
"Billups' scalpel-like pass was so thief that it deceived the entire Lakers defense.
Hamilton's off-ball movement has always been the main attack, and he also has a huge offensive advantage. Everyone thought that Hamilton would be the end point, but Billups' pass missed.
This has a very suspenseful reasoning feel. The more all the clues point to the murderer, the murderer is not the real answer. There is only one real answer..."
That's Billups, he is the real brains behind the Pistons' operations.
How to choose? How to attack?
You can't guess it!
5 to 2!
Su Bei breathed a sigh of relief. The game was a bit unsatisfactory. He would rather Hamilton, the king of mid-range shots, solved the battle with accurate mid-range shots, rather than seeing Hamilton's offense just a sloppy move.
In this case, his desperate running is not a lonely run.
Even if you die, you will die in Hamilton's hands?
Are you actually doing this?
Isn’t that too disrespectful?
On the court, the Lakers offensive round.
After a sap on defense, Su Bei performed very actively. Kobe still chose to pass the ball and go head-to-head with Prince. It was not a safe choice. Unless all his teammates were CBA teammates, he had no choice.
"Kobe passed the ball to Su Bei, Fisher continued to cut inside, and Su Bei passed the ball... No, Su Bei faked a pass. He jumped up, raised his hand and made a three-point pull-up jumper..."
"First Evolution"
Under the basket, Fisher, Odom and Kwame Brown formed a rebounding offensive triangle, which is one of the pillars of Subei's strength.
Outside, Hamilton reacts very quickly and rushes to block shots quickly. However, what he is good at is using his running ability to interfere. His blocking skills are really not what he is good at. He can only show off.
Swish——!
5 to 5!
With the knife in hand, Su Bei's A-level three-point shot was not soft and hit the basket accurately.
"Subei's defense must follow Hamilton, and its offense must beat Hamilton. The defense is very active, and offensively, it takes care of all the Lakers' current scoring.
The Pistons' defensive flaw lies in Hamilton, so it makes sense for Su Bei to play like this..."
When the offense and defense switch, the Pistons attack, Billups controls the ball to the frontcourt, Hamilton runs off-ball tactics, and the same tactics are used forever.
"Looking at the casino game, Billups is the dealer and Hamilton is the shuffler.
Then, when Billups saw where he had a clear advantage, he could turn over the cards and play a very simple offensive method.
However, it is very difficult to play such a simple tactic well..."
First of all, a 'track and field athlete' who can run very well is needed. Moreover, in order for the opponent to follow up on defense, this 'track and field athlete' must also have accurate catching and jumping skills.
Secondly, it requires an excellent dealer. If there is space but the pass is not in place, it is just a blind run.
Third, and most important, is to persevere and endure loneliness.
Whether it is a runner or a dealer, they must insist on executing this set of offensive tactics from beginning to end, reaching the extreme. Just running without the ball can make the opponent eat a pot and even vomit.
I don't know if the Pistons players are nice or not, but they really have a lot of talent, but they are still partial to talent.
In this way, the Pistons' simple tactics have soul and efficiency. Generally speaking, teams can't stand this style of play. Even if they can block Hamilton, the formation disturbed by Hamilton's shit stick will be very difficult. It is easy for a situation to arise.
Hamilton's movement without the ball not only allows Hamilton to run out of space, but also creates pick-and-roll offensive effects.
"Hamilton ran from the right to the left again.
Rasheed blocked Su Bei, Hamilton was already running empty, Odom could only change positions, Billups' pass came, he passed a high ball, and Rasheed jumped up..."
Bang-dang——!
Rashid made an alley-oop, his whole body hung on the basket, dunked the ball with both hands, dunked against Su Bei, and scored the basketball.
7 to 5!
Su Bei also focused on chasing Hamilton, but he did not expect that his defensive area had already created a misplaced attack opportunity for Hiram against Su Bei.
Just like in a street fight, Su Bei was chasing Hamilton with a 30-meter-long knife. Just as he turned the corner, Hamilton ran in. Su Bei was chasing and slashing people, but he didn't expect that someone was already ambushing him there. Aiming at Su Bei and slashing at him randomly, what can Su Bei use to counter it?
You can't stand it.
“The Pistons’ offense is so fucked up, it’s just an assembly line offensive output.
Fighting alone cannot stop a group fight! "
Su Bei understood, but as a chess piece, he had no choice.
Off the court, Jackson watched the Pistons' offense play efficiently, but his face was very calm.
Doesn't seem to treat the Pistons' offense as if it's alive.
Not to mention, in terms of the exquisiteness of offensive tactics, it must be the triangle offensive tactics.
As far as the Pistons' assembly line work is concerned, it really can't be compared.
"In the Lakers' offensive round, Fisher passed the ball to Kobe. The outside cutout and Kobe played a screen tactic. Billups was blocked by Kobe, and Prince switched to guard Fisher.
Facing Billups, Kobe didn't play. He passed the basketball to Odom, who was pulling out. Then, Kobe cut inside.
At the same time, Fisher also started from the left three-point corner, cut to the basket, and hit the Pistons' backdoor..."
Odom's withdrawal, with Fisher and Kobe on both sides cutting into the basket, is like a fully-stretched bow and arrow, describing an impact-type offensive triangle.
"Kobe received Odom's pass, carried Billups' body defense, rushed to the basket, jumped up, and smashed the basketball into the basket..."
Bang-dang——!
One-handed dunk and scored two points.
7 to 7!
Without Big Ben in the penalty area, Rashid was evacuated again.
The Pistons' rim-protecting defense became a decoration, and there was nothing they could do about the Lakers' exquisite triangle tactics.
What if Rashid stays in the penalty area and doesn't come out?
If it's too difficult!
Odom can play a cover tactic for Fair, who cuts in from the air, and closes the door to block Prince, and then release the dog... No, it's a release, release Fisher into the penalty area, and then catch the ball with a small one against a large one. Misplaced offensive opportunities.
Kobe was also able to cut in, and Odom blocked Billups. With Kobe's offensive methods, Rasheed had to send it in the end.
The subtlety of tactics lies within. No matter how you choose, once the tactics are launched, I have the advantage. What can you use to defeat me?
"The Pistons attacked, and Hamilton opened one position away from Su Bei. Soon, the lead became two positions, and Billups passed the ball at the right time.
While Hamilton was running, he caught the ball, made an emergency stop, turned around, shot a jumper, and shot a two-point jumper..."
Swish——!
Hamilton is worthy of being the king of mid-range shots, and his running, catching and jumping skills are also impressive. After finishing the game, Su Bei rushed to Hamilton's side. The defense was a joke.
9 to 7!
Offensive and defensive transition, the Lakers offensive round.
Kobe and Fisher continued to copy what they had just done. Kobe was flanked by Billups and Prince. Su Bei came over to respond. After receiving Kobe's pass, he lifted the ball and was about to shoot.
"Hamilton pounced to block the shot. Su Bei collected the ball, changed direction, and dribbled the ball inside to break through.
The fake shot turned out to be a real one. It was a fake shot just now, and Su Bei staggered Hamilton.
He drove to the penalty area and took a two-point jumper from close range..."
Swish——!
Su Bei easily scored two points, raising his personal score to 7 points.
With the help of triangle offensive tactics, Subei's offensive opportunities are as wide as the sea.
There are many opportunities for superstars to challenge each other. Role players also have many offensive opportunities in the triangle offensive tactic. It depends on whether you can grasp it. The water inside is very deep!
On the field, the two sides fought against each other, and the score improved step by step. No one could do anything to their opponents.
Soon, the Lakers' defense began to change, shrinking the defense even tighter, blocking people in the penalty area, blocking the basket, and then using the players' mobility to block the two-point offensive area as much as possible, forcing the Pistons Shooting away from the basket.
"The Lakers' defense is very clear, it is betting that the Pistons' three-point shooting pistol has no bullets..."
Sure enough, the king of mid-range shots is not the king of three-pointers. Hamilton's three-pointers are no threat.
Prince is a strong defensive team, but offensively he can't even hit mid-range shots, let alone kill the Lakers with three-pointers.
At this time, the Lakers' defensive problems were so difficult that even Billups couldn't shoot three-pointers accurately.
There is a saying that three-point shooting is indeed Billups' special skill. However, do you know that he was once called "Tie Lu"?
Even if you have special skills, you may not be able to kill the game.
After the first quarter, the score was 31 to 22, and the Lakers took a 9-point lead.
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