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- "Childs, 29 years old, 191 cm, 88 kg, ability evaluation 85, offense 72, defense 89, passing 90, three-pointer 83 Mr. Childs is really inspirational! He joined the NBA at the age of 27 and played in the NBA at the age of 29 First-class star level.¡±
"Alan Houston, 25 years old, 198 centimeters, 91 kilograms, ability evaluation 88, 92 offense, 77 defense, 91 three-pointers, 97 mid-range shots, 80 layups, 82 ball-handling, 78 passing This guy, to the Knicks Has the team mastered ball handling? Detroiters may hate him even more"
"Larry Johnson, 28 years old, 198 centimeters (?), 113 kilograms, ability evaluation 90, 93 offense, 88 defense, 93 rebounds, 80 three-pointers, 86 mid-range shots, 97 layups In addition to the 6-year 60 million contract , no shortcomings"
"Charles Oakley, 33 years old, 203 cm, 111 kg, ability evaluation 79, offense 70, defense 89"
"Patrick Ewing, 34 years old, 213 cm, 109 kg, ability evaluation 93, offense 95, defense 91"
I looked at the player detection report of the opponent's starting lineup - this defense is outrageous!
Except for Alan Houston, no one in the entire starting lineup has a defensive rating lower than 88!
Even Alan Houston, led by four top defensive players, has a good defensive level.
However, after playing against Heat players, Zhang Hao felt that the Knicks players' defense was a bit exaggerated, but it was not that difficult to accept.
?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????: Mainly?scores and assists. If it wasn¡¯t for good defense, the Knicks wouldn¡¯t be able to achieve a record of 37 wins and 16 losses.
Childs averaged 9.2 points and 7.6 assists per game, Alan Houston averaged 15.8 points and 3.4 assists per game, Larry Johnson averaged 12.6 points and 2.3 assists per game, Charles Oakley averaged 11 points and 2.8 assists per game, and Ewing averaged 22.8 points and 2 assists per game. .
During the previous tactical meeting, Zhang Hao learned that, except for Ewing, the scoring average of the Knicks' major stars dropped by at least 3 points per game compared to last season. However, it was not that they did not play well, but that the stars were clustered together. , the rhythm slows down, the team takes fewer shots, and the number of shots assigned to each person decreases
Averaging 94.2 points per game, conceding 90.9 points per game, taking 75.6 shots per game, allowing opponents to take 76.3 shots per game
On the day of tactical training, Zhang Hao¡¯s balls ached when he saw the Knicks¡¯ scouting report for the first half of the season.
??This morning¡¯s pre-game meeting, looking at the Knicks¡¯ scouting report after the All-Star break, was painful.
It¡¯s even more painful to watch the player detection reports before the game.
Compared with the Heat, Zhang Hao feels that the Knicks are even more difficult to beat?
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The Lakers sent out a starting lineup of Kenny Anderson, Doug Christie, George Lynch, O'Neal, and Zhang Hao.
The Knicks sent out a starting lineup of Chris Childs, Alan Houston, Larry Johnson, Charles Oakley, and Ewing.
Zhang Hao came to the center circle and heard a very loud cheering sound from the sidelines
"Patrick, you have to believe in the light!"
Zhang Hao turned around and saw a black boy who looked like "a junior high school student?" standing and yelling, holding Ultraman X's transformation device in his hand.
As for whether he is a junior high school student or not, it is debatable, but he looks about 1.9 meters tall.
It¡¯s just that he looked very excited, but there was a sense of sadness on his face Zhang Hao turned around and looked at Ewing He looked a bit like
Ewing seems to have rushed out to beat up Patrick Ewing Jr!
This kid shamelessly pestered him to come to the away game to watch the game, but in the end he came to cheer for the guy on the opposite side!
At this moment, Ewing didn¡¯t think there was anything wrong with the Knicks losing Zhang Hao forever
Soon, the game started, the referee blew the whistle and threw the ball into the air.
When playing a jump ball with Ewing at this age, even if Ewing lost weight, Zhang Hao still had the advantage, jumping quickly and moving the ball backward first.
O'Neal and George Lynch on this side of the center line immediately came down quickly. Charles Oakley and Larry Johnson blocked O'Neal. Alan Houston tried to block George Lynch, but failed to stop him, but he also gave it to Chaier. When Si came up to block the time together, O'Neal and George Lynch's opening fast break were blocked.
However, Kenny Anderson still passed the ball out as soon as he received the ball Zhang Hao!
After Zhang Hao landed, he sprinted forward, got rid of Ewing's defense, used his speed to go straight to the opponent's basket, and rushed to the free throw line to receive the ball.
After receiving the ball, Zhang Hao took a step directly and took off, holding the ball, as if he was going for a layup When he was about to put the ball into the basket, Zhang Hao's right hand, which was originally holding the ball, suddenly lifted the ball and grabbed the ball. Turn your hand 180 degrees, pull it back, and pull the ball while your body is falling and sliding under the basket.OK, lob the ball to O'Neal again.
O'Neal received the ball, and John Wallace, a rookie, immediately retreated to attack. Although he is a rookie, John Wallace is already 23 years old. He has strong defense and solid open shots. He is considered a pretty good player among this rookie class. Combat strength, the timing of this flanking attack was well grasped. If O'Neal is asked to do a back attack again, there is a risk of making a mistake.
In the past few rounds, O'Neal has become accustomed to turning right directly from the baseline, relying on his thick body to force his way out of position, and passing the ball to the right side of the three-second zone!
When Barkley received the ball, he was immediately replaced by John Starks. Without a strong hit, Barkley chose to distribute the ball. Doug Christie, who was pulled to the right at a 45-degree angle, received the ball and shot a three-pointerit didn't go in!
The previous confrontation in the first half of the quarter had a considerable impact on Doug Christie¡¯s catching and shooting.
O¡¯Neal failed to grab the offensive rebound and retreated immediately.
The Knicks attack.
Originally, the Knicks thought that the Lakers replaced Fisher, a rookie, to defend Alan Houston.
For the Lakers, even if it is a marginal rookie like Fisher, the Knicks have the patience to study it, knowing that Fisher is a player who plays hard and defends actively and steadily.
But the Lakers¡¯ defense has changed tremendously!
Instead of using the defensive method of the past five games, Zhang Hao defended from the outside again. O'Neal returned to the basket and protected the frame alone!
Alan Houston stretched to the top of the arc and received the ball. Facing Zhang Hao's defense, he carefully protected the ball. Larry Johnson came to the right side of the three-second zone in a tacit understanding and relied on Barkley to ask for the ball.
O¡¯Neal immediately retreated to double attack, and Larry Johnson passed the ball to Ewing. As soon as Ewing received the ball, Doug Christie made up for it, and his awareness was very good.
Ewing raised the ball and there was a possibility that it would be cut off. He received the ball with his left hand without switching it to his right hand. He shook his hand and shot the ball from the bottom line at close range. John Wallace cut into the left side of the three-second zone at close range. Catching the ball and throwing O'Neal quickly turned around to make up for it. John Wallace was so frightened that when the ball was about to be thrown, he unconsciously pulled back and raised the arc of the throw to avoid O'Neal's block. Coverbut iron!
Barkley turned around and blocked Larry Johnson, and O'Neal collected the defensive rebound!
After passing the ball to Fisher, O'Neal did not increase his speed and ran slowly upfield. The Knicks retreated even faster than before.
Seeing O'Neal surrounded by two power forwards and having to defend so tiredly, Del Harris on the sidelines could only let out a sigh.
Fortunately, O'Neal has this ability, he can do it But, aren't superstars used to solve problems when there is no other way?
After Zhang Hao came to the frontcourt, he again leaned on Larry Johnson to catch the ball on the left side of the top arc.
Instead of throwing it to O'Neal, Zhang Hao grabbed the ball with his right hand and stretched his back, raised his left arm that was pressed against Larry Johnson, and made a "9" gesture.
Little Van Gundy on the sidelines quickly flipped through his notebook, what is the No. 9 tactic? Are there numbers or "ok" tactics in the Lakers' tactical gestures?
Del Harris on the other side didn¡¯t know what the tactics were. Not to mention the coaches of the two teams, the Lakers players on the court didn¡¯t know what it meant.
But the Lakers players just opened up, and Zhang Hao didn't give the ball to O'Neal or Barkley, but stood still, so it was definitely a one-on-one game.
Noting that the Lakers players began to move after seeing Zhang Hao's gesture, Larry Johnson was very vigilant.
Seeing his teammates start to move, Zhang Hao turned around to face Larry Johnson and started dribbling.
Turning around directly was difficult to withstand Larry Johnson, a man with extraordinary strength, so Zhang Hao chose to use the cross step!
It went very smoothly. Zhang Hao pulled horizontally, then stopped suddenly and then pulled horizontally again, easily breaking through Larry Johnson.
Larry Johnson knew that it was difficult for him to prevent Zhang Hao's breakthrough, but his defense was also targeted, preventing Zhang Hao from going to the middle and forcing Zhang Hao to go off the line.
John Wallace came in to double attack. When Zhang Hao reached the free throw line, he suddenly grabbed the ball, but it was not a conventional grab, but he held the ball up.
This made John Wallace and Larry Johnson feel shocked! They still remembered Zhang Hao's gesture just now.
However, Zhang Hao picked up the ball, stopped suddenly, raised it, and took a mid-range shot one step inside the free throw line
That moment of hesitation prevented John Wallace and Larry Johnson from attacking when they were already in the flanking position. Zhang Hao took off smoothly, made a complete and smooth shot, and hit the emergency stop jumper!
Seeing Zhang Hao immediately retreating after making the shot, the Lakers players did not make any unexpected moves. They just opened up and waited for Zhang Hao to score the ball. Only then did Larry Johnson and John Wallace realize that they had been cheated. !
There is no such thing as the No. 9 tactic, Zhang Hao just wants to open up the singles.
The action Zhang Hao made just now when he picked up the ball and held it up was just Zhang Hao's habit of shooting the ball and then holding it up to shoot when making free throws!
I like to play basketball too much. What should I do if I am too powerful? What should I do to update the fastest. (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com)Waiting for Zhang Hao to score the ball, Larry Johnson and John Wallace realized they had been cheated!
There is no such thing as the No. 9 tactic, Zhang Hao just wants to open up the singles.
The action Zhang Hao made just now when he picked up the ball and held it up was just Zhang Hao's habit of shooting the ball and then holding it up to shoot when making free throws!
I like to play basketball too much. What should I do if I am too powerful? What should I do to update the fastest. (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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