in2ebook Chapter 287 Accurate? Two players, 18 shots, 3 points each, how will you deal with this!
Chapter 287 Accurate? Two players, 18 shots, 3 points each, how will you deal with this!
"That's really strange!"
Barkley also noticed something was wrong.
But they didn't know the reason, so they could only continue to observe until... the end of the third quarter, when the two commentators, and even many fans, realized what was happening.
"Tsk tsk..."
Reggie Miller couldn't help but click his tongue, "The root of it all is that Su Yan's defense is too strong."
He truly deserves to be called a defensive master of Defensive Player of the Year caliber.
"Oh? What do you mean?!"
Barkley echoed his sentiments.
"Ha~"
Reggie Miller smiled, tapped the table, and further explained: "The reason why the Magic's outside shooters are so accurate is..."
Because "Dwight Howard" can always draw the defensive attention of two or even three players in the paint.
After the ball is passed around continuously on the perimeter, opportunities will definitely arise, and they will all be good shooting opportunities.
There are no weak players in the NBA.
If you give them a chance, they can all make the shot, and besides... Vince Carter, Jameer Nelson, and Rashad Lewis, among others.
There really are baskets.
That's why his three-pointers were so accurate.
So much so that even if the Knicks played serious defense, or even if Su Yan played serious defense, they could still make shots.
As long as we avoid Su Yan as much as possible, it will be fine.
The reason why it's inaccurate now is because Su Yan is a DPOY level player with strong individual defensive abilities.
He deliberately gave the Magic's shooters opportunities to shoot, giving them the illusion that they could shoot.
Wait for you to attack, then try to disrupt or even block your attack.
I would call it: passive defense.
This is uncommon, but not uncommon either; Howard often relies on his exceptional personal talent.
Wait for someone to make a layup first under the basket before attempting to block it.
The same principle applies to Su Yan; his extremely strong defense allows him to give his opponent an offensive position.
Then chase after them to defend.
The advantage of this passive defense is that Su Yan can accurately locate the defensive player and direct him to defend the final shot.
of course.
Only Su Yan on the Knicks can play "passive defense".
The effect was immediately apparent.
"Ah~"
Barkley suddenly realized, but then added, "But even if the Magic's outside shooters all miss their shots."
Under the basket lies the strongest core player, "Dwight Howard".
He can protect the rim and attack independently, so the Magic's fighting power should still be very strong.
Why did the Knicks not only erase the 6-point deficit after three quarters, but also take a 5-point lead?!
"Good question!"
Reggie Miller gave a thumbs up, “Three reasons.”
First, Howard's defense is stronger than his offense; for an inside player of his caliber, his offensive prowess isn't particularly outstanding.
tonight.
The Knicks also deployed two big men, David Lee and Tyson, to contain him, so he won't perform well on the offensive end.
The only way to better draw the defense is to rely on the outside shooters as the core of the offense.
Secondly, Howard is a force to be reckoned with on offense, and even when he's being guarded by two players, his defensive abilities remain solid.
Anyone who dares to rashly attack his territory will inevitably suffer a severe blow.
Unfortunately, the Knicks' strongest "twin stars" are both "elite shooters" on the perimeter.
Not necessary.
They were too lazy to even try to get to the basket.
If you can shoot three-pointers from the outside, then shoot three-pointers from the outside; there's no need to drive to the basket at all.
In this way, Howard's defensive abilities cannot be utilized.
Third, while everyone thought the Magic's shooters were accurate from three-point range, little did they know... the "New York Twins" were also incredibly potent from three-point range.
The game ended in three quarters.
Su Yan has already hit 7 three-pointers, which is his usual three-point shooting level, but it's absolutely explosive.
Curry also hit 5 three-pointers in three quarters tonight.
The two players have already hit 12 three-pointers, and there's still one quarter left in the game. This is really scary!
With a "one-star, four-shooter" system, are the Magic's three-pointers accurate?
No.
"The New York Twins are even more accurate!"
"Then why not increase the defensive intensity, prevent them from easily shooting three-pointers, and lower their shooting percentage?!"
Barkley asked the core question again.
"It's not that magicians don't want to, but... they don't have the ability."
Reggie Miller continued, "The Magic's most formidable defensive player is 'Superman' Dwight Howard."
Phenomenal power.
Last year's DPOY, and this year he is second only to Su Yan on the DPOY list.
He averaged only 9.8 points per game in the first round, but grabbed 13 rebounds and delivered a terrifying 5 blocks.
These are just the statistics on the surface; many of Howard's powerful defenses are not reflected in the data.
He almost single-handedly carried the Magic's defense.
But most of them are still online.
It's just that they can't really disrupt the "New York Twins," and apart from Matt Barnes, the other perimeter players are generally not very good at defense.
Even Matt.
He was completely unable to defend against Su Yan.
Su Yan's strong three-point shooting ability always creates good three-point opportunities for Stephen.
Stephen was accurate and always seized the opportunity.
Then there's nothing we can do!!!
Reggie Miller's analysis is absolutely correct, very correct, and absolutely right.
The last section.
Su Yan and Curry were on fire and completely unstoppable, causing a massive downpour in the arena.
Under the basket.
Dwight Howard maintained a defensive stance, but... few players attacked his paint, and he didn't get many rebounding opportunities.
He was clearly in top form, incredibly talented, and brimming with power.
Yet, it felt like punching cotton – utterly powerless.
He had the strength but couldn't use it.
This feeling is really awful.
Time is ticking away, second by second.
6 points.
8 points.
11 points.
As the point difference widened, Howard became increasingly anxious. He even rushed out to defend Curry, attempting to block Su Yan's shot.
next second.
"Whoosh!"
[Swiftness lv1].
With a simple Instant Step acceleration, as easy as crossing a street in the early morning, Su Yan passed "Dwight Howard".
To strike directly into the heart of the territory.
One step, and he's airborne!
"boom!"
A powerful dunk, one of the few dunks Su Yan had made throughout the game, but it was devastating!
Kill the game!
The Knicks ultimately defeated the Magic by 15 points, winning Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals.
"COMEON!"
雷吉·米勒赛后兴奋道：“斯蒂芬8记3份，苏炎10记3分，两个人全场狂飙18记3分。
In contrast, magic.
Under the "one star and four shooters" system, there were only 12 three-pointers tonight, just in terms of three-pointers alone.
The "New York Twins" led the Magic by 6 points.
That's really impressive!
indeed.
When the "New York Twins" hit 18 three-pointers in a row, how will you deal with it?
All we can do is lose.
After the game.
At the Magic press conference.
When facing reporters, Howard said irritably, "I really hate shooters who float on the outside and shoot!"
The reporter countered, "But isn't the key to winning with the Magic's 'one star and four shooters' system precisely the shooting from their outside shooters?!"
"Yes."
Howard didn't refute, and continued, "But that doesn't stop me from hating the opposing team's shooters."
I prefer players like LeBron who attack the paint!
"Hit me however you like!"
Carter:? ? ?
No, buddy, I know you're a sunny, outgoing guy who can't keep things to yourself and just says what's on your mind.
But if you say that, you'll attract a lot of hatred, and you'll get cursed to death!
reporter:!!!
well said!
Tomorrow's headline is here: Shocking! Dwight Howard subtly mocks LeBron James, calling him a reckless brute who can't play basketball!