Tyson Chandler left due to injury, and Antonio Davis, who was traded from Toronto, entered the roster.
Antonio Davis was the 18th pick in the second round of 1993, and his draft position was slightly worse than Su Feng. However, he started from a blue-collar career, made a name for himself in Indiana, and gradually became a rare double-10 elite, averaging 13-4 points, a dozen rebounds, two assists and nearly two blocks per game. In 2001, he was selected as an All-Star with the Raptors.
As a result, he received an annual salary of tens of millions. This season, his salary is US$13.29 million. He is the current salary leader of the Bulls.
Many second-round picks look to him as a role model for struggle.
Everyone thinks that being able to reach his level is considered successful.
Antonio Davis himself thinks so.
After joining the Bulls locker room, he took on a leadership stance. He did not remain as humble and defensive as before.
He believes that he should be the leader of this young team. In fact, the coaching staff and management also encouraged him in conversations with him, hoping that he would lead a group of young people.
However, there are some differences between young people who 'lead one area' and those who 'give orders'.
Antonio Davis arrived on the court, clapped his hands and yelled, reminding the players to get into position.
Antonio started on defense and gradually developed some face-up singles and fixed-point jump shooting skills. But generally speaking, his offensive level is not high, and his defense only has experience as he gets older. His official height is 206, but his actual barefoot height will not exceed 203.
As we all know, the barefoot height of American players and the true age of Chinese players are two major mysteries in the world of basketball.
Antonio shouted very loudly, and then Murphy passed in front of him, ran to the free throw line, received a pass from Speedy, and took a mid-range shot... swish!
When Murphy took action, there was no defense in front of or behind him.
After changing sides and fighting again, Su Feng pulled to the flank according to the established tactics. Hinrich waved to Antonio to cover him. Antonio looked a little reluctant, but he still stepped forward.
Hinrich broke in with the ball, and the Golden State Warriors' defense shrank.
Su Feng quickly walked over and Hinrich passed the basketball. Su Feng caught the ball and with a false click, he deceived Jason Richardson who was following up quickly and entered the penalty area. He jumped up in the chaotic inside line. , drew a beautiful arc and put the basketball into the basket with his backhand... When Su Feng made a backhand layup, Richardson flew up and almost covered the basketball.
This shows how amazing Richardson's physical fitness is.
That is to say, Su Feng has fully integrated and absorbed Pippen's 95-point super layup talent. If he is even a little bit behind, he may be blocked.
Richardson is very physical.
Su Feng's current physical qualities are: agility talent 94 (copied from Stoudemire, the upper limit is 98).
The explosive talent is 93, copied from Stoudemire, the current upper limit is 96.
Speed talent: 75.
Strength talent: 92, copied from Little Shark Eddie Curry, current upper limit is 94.
Jump talent: 72.
Coordination talent: 92, copied from the fallen talent player Vin Baker, the current upper limit is 95.
Physical talent: 92, copied from fallen player Reuben Patterson.
Flexibility talent: 68.
Although Su Feng already has several talents that stand out at this time, in the entire NBA, the overall talent is still relatively mediocre. Because every player who can enter the NBA is a one-in-a-million talent. Even the most inconspicuous water cooler keeper on the bench is a superstar who kills everyone in a lower league.
Jason Richardson, the goalie that Pippen called the 'outside core'.
His physical fitness is very strong. It is completely different from Su Feng's uneven talents. Each of his talents is very high, with almost 90 edge, and his jumping talent is as high as 98.
Therefore, when Su Feng fought with him, he relied more on his own skills.
Super layup skills, super ball control skills, super off-ball movement skills, elite off-ball shooting.
In addition, Su Feng is stronger than Richardson, and has slight advantages in explosive power and agility.
"Hey, Tony, you gotta learn to pass the ball. Don't just hold the ball. Watch! Watch!"
On the way back to halftime, Antonio Davis reminded Su Feng.
Su Feng nodded.
Facing the team's seniors, he maintains a certain amount of respect. Because Antonio Davis is not like Jaylen Rose before, Rose only targets Su Feng. Antonio Davis is everyone he has to deal with.
This kind of person has a heavy daddy taste. There was no need for Su Feng to contradict him, other young people would naturally take action.
Looking back, Jason Richardson held the ball and hit Su Feng in singles.
Richardson has a certain ability to hold the ball, but his ball control level is definitely inferior to Su Feng.
His offensive skills with the ball are above average, and his ability to play in singles facing the basket is better than with his back to the basket.
Su Feng was concentrating, and Jason Richardson took a sudden step inward. He accurately judged that he blocked Richardson's path. Richardson turned his back and leaned in, trying to use his body to create shooting space.
However, Su Feng remained motionless and used greater strength to exert defensive pressure on Richardson.
Richardson is very experienced, he retreats quickly and makes fadeaway jumpers.
The basketball was released smoothly.
But…bang!
Blacksmithing.
Su Feng didn't let him get into the right rhythm.
Eddy Curry got the rebound under the basket and passed it to Su Feng.
Su Feng advanced with the ball and passed it to Hinrich after halftime.
Hinrich and Eddy Curry were running a pick-and-roll, and he went deep into the paint and hit a floater.
The Bulls' tactics are not complicated.
The Warriors are even simpler.
They are a match made in heaven.
Jason Richardson held the ball and beat Su Feng in isolation. He used a three-threat pace to test, and after giving Su Feng a little space, he quickly shot a jumper... Whoosh!
hit.
Richardson's shooting is very stable, and his talent allows him to complete a lot of tasks easily.
Eddy Curry followed the tactics and hit a single shot, and he hit a back-turn hook.
The Bulls are playing very spread out now.
Although Antonio Davis has established himself as the leader of the team since his arrival, he does not have many shots and he does not have an established strategy.
The Bulls' current top three shooting rights are Hinrich, Su Feng, and Curry.
Relatively scattered.
It's a bit like a crowd of heroes vying for the throne.
Scottie Pippen frowned on the sidelines, looking worried.
The current situation of the Bulls is like raising a worm. A group of high-profile young people are mixed together, giving them similar treatment and allowing them to grow freely. Whoever comes out on top will be the absolute core of the future.
Most youth teams use this method to select the core of the team.
This is the reason why the Bulls traded away Jaylen Rose, the core outside player, and let Coach Bill, a coach with an unstable tactical system, coach.
This method has a certain scientific component, but it will also cause tears within the team.
According to Pippen's observation, Hinrich should develop in the direction of a traditional point guard, do a good job in positional battles, and act as a first-line buffer on the defensive end. Eddy Curry sits firmly in the penalty area and becomes the first output inside. The other ball rights should be given to Su Feng and let Su Feng sweep everything away.
Pippen now prefers Su Feng very much.
Therefore, during a timeout in the first quarter, he said to Su Feng: "You have to play more and attack when you get the basketball. Your job is to score."
"Go get rid of Jason Richardson."
Pippen patted Su Feng on the shoulder: "If you want to become a star, you have to defeat elite players one after another."
He not only gave Su Feng a boost, but also pointed out the direction for Su Feng: "Jason Richardson's offensive ability with the ball is only average. You have to use your strength to interfere with him. On the offensive end, keep attacking him. He goes left and his lateral movement is average.”
Tutor Pippin taught him earnestly, and he regarded Su Feng as the true heir to the mantle.
He hopes that Su Feng will become the absolute leader of the Bulls' new era and stand out from the competition with Eddy Curry, Kirk Hinrich, Tyson Chandler and Jamal Crawford.
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