"On the Pistons' offensive possession, Hamilton went in again, and he jumped out again.
Su Bei didn't hit him...no, he didn't guard him. The masked man almost ran away with the ball without the ball.
Billups' pass didn't give Hamilton a comfortable shooting area..."
Hamilton has no choice. There are only two options now. One is to continue to try three-pointers. If he can make a three-pointer, the Heat will die.
It's just a pity that he is really called the CIC King and has not thought about changing it. With this practice time, he might as well go for a run with his dog in the morning. It's also strange to see our dog lying on the ground sticking out his tongue and rolling his eyes.
Not a funny thing.
Three points?
Damn it, the king of mid-range shooters doesn't need to shoot three-pointers.
Hamilton and Jordan were teammates. If Hamilton failed to hit a three-pointer, he would be blamed for it, and it would be Jordan who would take the blame.
Now that one option is eliminated, that's all that's left.
Like that?
What?
"Hamilton received the ball and didn't choose to shoot a three-pointer. He broke through with the ball and got inside. Before the Heat's defense could react, he stopped and shot a two-point jumper..."
Su Bei had predicted Hamilton's movements a long time ago, but it was of no use because Su Bei and Hamilton were a little far away and beyond their reach.
Bang-dang——!
He took a mid-range shot, but it hit the basket.
The basketball was picked off by Haslem.
"It's such a shame, Hamilton's shot was just a little bit unlucky.
Of course, it is normal to miss the shot. This is not Hamilton's playing style and habit...
He needs time to adapt."
After two rounds, Hamilton attacked with the ball and made a mid-range shot after breaking through, indeed finding his offensive rhythm.
Swish—!
Frequently broke through and shot to attack and score points.
It's just a pity that the Heat never paid attention to Hamilton's shooting offense.
If they continue to ignore it, the Heat are betting that Hamilton's gun and bullets cannot kill people or the game.
When Hamilton was at his peak, he averaged 20 points, 3 assists and 3 rebounds per game. His peak was this year.
Cutting off Billups's organization pass, this kind of tactic must have appeared long ago with the rise of the Pistons' five tigers. It will not be the first one that comes to mind. I believe that famous coaches like Popovich
, they are probably all worn out.
There is also no shortage of head coaches of other weak teams who have tried this kind of defensive strategy against the Pistons, but the results are very different. After all, the Pistons' offensive ability is really not the core strength of their winning. Defense is the Pistons' winning.
core competitiveness.
Hamilton's statistics are very good compared to those of the Pistons, but when it comes to killing games, averaging 20 points per game is really not qualified.
Hamilton's lethality on the court is not only reflected in scoring, but also half in running.
Running? And lethality?
I don’t read much, so don’t lie to me!
If running is not to your taste, you can call Hamilton's other half's ability a stir-up.
As a point guard, Billups' breakthrough ability is mediocre, and the Pistons don't have a Kobe-style one-on-one master with the ball. Billups really can't lead the Pistons' tough guys just by relying on his organization and passing.
It was Billups' movement that was regarded as a breakthrough and a pick-and-roll tactic, and it disrupted the opponent's formation. In the chaos, Billups made another scalpel-like pass.
The Pistons' monotonous offense only showed some improvement when the ball made the cake.
Hamilton's running can reshuffle the players facing each other. The normal player matchup becomes a strong and weak matchup, a misplaced matchup...
Once Billups dealt the cards calmly, the Pistons' offense became somewhat of a threat.
Now there is no one to chase Hamilton. The Heat's hairstyle, no, the formation is not chaotic. They lack the ability to shuffle cards and misplaced substitutions. Even if Billups can continue to deal cards, the Pistons rely on their individual singles offensive ability.
The firepower is not strong either.
Now that the Pistons' offensive line has been thoroughly understood by Laili, they naturally no longer care about Hamilton's scoring points. In the overall situation, the Heat have already taken the initiative in rhythm.
The Heat blocked Billups' organizational pass, and Billups didn't hesitate.
To be fair, Billups is a key player and has won the MVP of the civilian finals. Although it is the civilian version, just like the leader of a beggar gang is also a beggar, the civilian version is also an MVP. If you want to completely block his passing, how can you
Is it possible?
However, Wade's defense is not weak, especially for defensive point guards. His physical talent advantage is too great, with quick reactions, long wingspan, strong physique, and strong explosiveness, which makes his stealing ability very good.
outstanding.
In addition, Jiangsu North's defense is not weak, Haslem's space compression... Heat players have strong mobility, Billups really can't calmly deal out cards and make cakes.
Seeing Hamilton's offense, it was difficult to support it alone.
Billups did not back down, showing his big-hearted playing style at critical moments. He seized the opportunity and shot a three-pointer...
Bang-dang——!
Not to mention, throughout the series, Billups' shooting touch was really solid.
His shot was not missed.
The outside line was unreliable. Rasheed went out and cooperated with Billups as a screen. As a result, the Heat did not pick up the move at all. They also followed Rasheed's wishes and let him use the big one to beat the small one on the outside, and scored two points from a long distance.
Jump shot...
Bang-dang——!
Rashid's performance was not much better. After all, he is no longer young. He is 32 years old this year. When he was young, he was not a self-disciplined player in the Trail Blazers. That is, he won the championship in 2004 and was washed away.
, I signed a pension contract, but it is inevitable that my condition will decline.
"The Pistons' individual offensive singles are really unreliable. Billups and Rasheed are not in good condition. Hamilton has gradually adapted to the offensive rhythm of breaking with the ball and then mid-range shooting. However, it only relies on one mid-range shooting champion.
, it’s not enough to defeat the Heat..."
This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Prince began to attack the basket, and Ben also picked up the offensive weapons that he was not good at.
Regardless of whether they can open up the situation or not, at least they are working hard and dare to fight.
After the first quarter, the Pistons were only 5 points behind.
The game started in the second quarter, and it has reached this point, and it is no longer necessary to rotate the lineup.
Laili was also ruthless, he just replaced Posey with Walker, and the other four main players continued to fight.
The Pistons just changed their roster and replaced him with Antonio McDyess.
The game started in the second quarter. Perhaps it was in the previous rounds that Hamilton found the feeling of mid-range shooting and hit the basket continuously. If we only look at the statistics, Su Bei was beaten to a pulp.
Hamilton showed confidence and tried a three-point shot, but it was too short and he couldn't hold it back for a while.
Bang-dang——!
In the end, there was still no change and the iron was struck.
On the contrary, the Heat's offense was quite wretched, with Wade either breaking through or passing the ball to O'Neal.
Antonio McDyess has been selected to the All-Star team, but he is an evacuation offensive power forward.
Letting him stand up to O'Neal is simply asking for death.
Peng——!
He knocked away the defense, turned around, jumped up, and with a bang, O'Neal's entire body hung on the basket.
7 points!
In front of Wade, he kept calling Hamilton to play singles. Billups also wanted to copy his homework and wanted to play singles to Su Bei. As a result, the Heat did not consider Hamilton a player on the court and continued to carry out a 5-on-4 defensive tactic.
Lupus couldn't name Subei.
His breakthrough, forced foul, clang, the referee did not give face, there is no whistle for this kind of intensity.
Hamilton's mentality is a bit broken, and Billups has a hard-core habit.
One shot 1-for-6, and the other shot 2-for-7.
He was so tough that he had no friends, and even though he was attacking the basket, the whistle was not directed at the Pistons, he couldn't make a shot, and there were no free throws. The score difference between the two sides continued to widen.
In the second quarter of the game, the Heat beat the Pistons.
At the end of the first half, 5-1, the Heat entered the locker room to rest with an 11-point lead.