First of all, thank you Eva Meteor for the reward.
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After O'Neal scored, the other Heat players retreated quickly and quickly returned to their own half like a tide. But O'Neal could only run back slowly due to his size.
Although there was no chance for a fast break, the Magic players still rushed through the half court at a fast break speed, intending to take advantage of O'Neal's return before they could make a splash.
But Wade was very smart. He knew what the Magic were thinking as soon as he saw their posture, so he took the initiative to stick to Nash and slow down his advancement.
After Nash and Diaw passed the ball around, the ball hit Hill on the outside.
Hill made a fake move, but the experienced Eddie Jordan missed it, but his attention was still distracted. Hill took advantage of this opportunity to break through. Because Diaw had already pulled Haslem outside.
So the Heat only have one O'Neal left inside.
Everyone says that O'Neal is strong defensively, but his strongest point is not his shot blocking or his confrontation ability, but the natural attributes brought by his huge body and his occupation of the space under the basket.
As we said before, the essence of any direct confrontation sport conducted in a limited venue is nothing more than targeting the two basic elements of physics - time and space.
The core of any tactic is to "seize time and occupy space." Whether it is triangle offense, zipper offense, Princeton and other offensive tactics, or man-to-man, full-court press, various zone defenses, etc., it cannot escape this.
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Compared with football and rugby, the size of the basketball court is much smaller, and the goal of scoring is also much smaller. The diameter of a basket is only 45cm. Therefore, the size of the space that a basketball individual directly occupies is much more important than other sports.
The most typical example is Perkins. Many people think that Perkins is a defensive warrior. But if we analyze it piece by piece, Perkins' defensive skills are very poor. He has no absolute height, only 208cm, and no relative height.
, his jumping height and jumping speed are average. Not to mention his foot movement, he is average in the league.
Some people say that his prediction is very good, but for a person who commits 5 fouls and 6 fouls without any trouble, he is said to have good defensive prediction. As for whether you believe it or not, I don’t believe it anyway. Prediction does not only require you to know the opponent’s offensive line.
, you also need to know how you can stop him, and find a solution within your ability. If you can't do it, don't do it. The same applies to Yao Ming.
There is also strength. Perkins' strength is very good and can be said to be top-notch in the NBA, but there are many players with the same strength level as him in the league.
The only thing that is more reliable is that he is very motivated to defend and knows how to defend. Although we always hear that the key to defense is attitude, Edison tells us that genius = 99% hard work + 1% talent, and that 1% talent is
The most important thing is that among the more than 400 people in the NBA, he will never be the best just by working hard, and there are many others who work as hard as him.
So to sum up, Perkins is a player with average defensive skills.
But in actual games, his defensive quality and efficiency are very high. Why? It's because he is a big ball and his body can occupy a lot of space. When he steps to the basket, he does nothing. The offensive player is far away from the basket.
Just 50 centimeters away. The fundamental purpose of interior defense is to keep the opponent away from the basket, and he did this.
This is why we often say, "Watch a defender for a year, and a forward for a year." If someone has height and size, even if his skills are weak and his offense is completely incompetent, he will not be so bad defensively.
Where to go.
And O'Neal is also such a player. His body is too big, tall and round. When he stands towards the basket, he is like a big pillar. You can only go around...
After Hill came to the basket, he didn't dare to break into O'Neal because his knees were swaying there. If he bumped into O'Neal head-on, and O'Neal had been more dangerous or aggressive, he would have become Carter, the team's doctor.
Hill had heard that Carter had been complaining to Edison recently that he hadn't received any new wounded for a long time.
But just because he can't break through doesn't mean others can't. So facing O'Neal's defense, Hill stretched out his long arm and hit the ball from O'Neal's armpit to the other end. Howard was already ready, and after catching the ball, he went to
As mentioned above, no matter how hard he exerted himself, his head hit the backboard and he dunked successfully.
When it was the Heat's turn to attack, O'Neal did not resist the two men and forcefully turn around. Instead, he made a sideways hook and hit the ball steadily.
Although many people have the impression that O'Neal's offense is just turning around and dunking, in fact, his offensive methods under the basket are very comprehensive, and he can basically master everything that must be mastered. Of course, he can't master anything that is not necessary. In the league
Among the current players, Yao Ming's hook is the best. There is no way that the Chinese have an innate advantage in this aspect. Basically, anyone who has watched "Journey to the West" will know how to do this action since they were young, so they are very skilled. And Yao Ming
After that, the best hook shot was O'Neal.
O'Neal's hook shot is different from Yao Ming's. He does not have a soft touch, but his movements are very standard, and his release point is higher. It feels like throwing from top to bottom, and his hit rate is very impressive.
Seeing O'Neal's textbook hook move, Edison was filled with emotion, "When will Howard be able to practice such a move?" So Edison couldn't help but turned around and asked Gorilla Ewing, "Patrick, Howard practiced with you.
It's been so long, but there's no progress at all. Now when he hooks his hand, his arm is still like a piece of wood. When can you let him practice to the level just now?"
Ewing looked at Edison with a blank look on his face and thought, "Brother, you know me, I can't even do O'Neal's hook hook. When O'Neal first learned how to hook, he showed off in front of the media.
'I've developed the hook, and I want to show it off to Ewing.'" But Ewing couldn't tell the truth in front of so many people, so he hesitated for a long time and said, "I'm mainly coaching him in free throws now."
The first two offenses of both teams were scored from the inside, which seemed to indicate that this game would gradually evolve into a battle for the basket, but there were waves.
Eddie Jones was in very good shape and suddenly started to go crazy. He scored 5 points in a row with a three-pointer and a mid-range shot. Together with O'Neal's 4 points, they led the Heat to a 9-4 lead. But the Magic did not
Without any confusion, Nash succeeded in a mid-range shot after a pick-and-roll, and Hill hit a 3-pointer from the right corner. The Magic tied the score at 9.
"Although the score is now tied, there is no doubt that the Heat have the upper hand. Because the rhythm of the game is very slow now, the attack time of both sides is longer than usual. And the Heat, with O'Neal, hope to play like this, the slower O'Neal plays.
The more physical fitness is guaranteed." Steve Kerr is obviously optimistic about the Heat, because the Bulls he supports were eliminated by the Heat. If the Heat can perform better, the Bulls can also rise.
On the court, as Cole expected, the bigger the Heat, the better. However, the Magic players were not used to this slow pace, and their shooting percentage began to decline. Wade made a crazy breakthrough and scored 6 points, leading the Heat to another round of 8-
0 offensive climax, they led 17-9 by 8 points.
Edison saw that this was not going to work, so he quickly called for a 20-second pause.
"We played too slowly, Steve tried to find a way to bring up the rhythm. And Marion replaced Iguodala, and Hill defended Wade." Because it was a short pause, Edison didn't have time to draw up tactics, and
It was a simple explanation...
"The Magic made a substitution, and Marion came on the field. It is true that Wade made a very fierce sudden move just now, and Diaw's defense could not stop him. Now Marion is replaced to strengthen the hardness of the inside. This is a tactical change that starts with defense. As for the
We’ll have to wait and see what the effect will be.”
But what embarrassed the commentator was that after the game came back, Marion and Nash made layups respectively. First of all, there were changes in the offense. The Magic trailed 13-17 with 2 minutes and 40 seconds left in the first quarter, and Stan Van Gundy requested
pause.
After the timeout, the two sides each played three offenses, and the Heat still maintained the lead. At the last moment, Hill stepped on the three-point line and hit a running shot. This made the Magic trail 21-23 by 2 points at the end of the first quarter. O'Neal made 5 of 6 shots in the first quarter.
He scored 10 points, 3 rebounds and 1 foul. After a layup, Wade fell into the spectator area behind the backboard and was accidentally scratched on his arm. Although the wound was very shallow and had no impact on him,
He missed the last minute of the game because of bleeding.
At the beginning of the second quarter, Edison habitually began to rotate, first removing Nash and Hill and replacing them with Tony Allen and Martin.
However, the Heat's Stan Van Gundy did not play according to common sense. O'Neal and Wade were still on the court, but they replaced Haslem and point guard Damon Jones.
"It seems that the Heat are working hard and are going to give it a try in this game." Edison looked at the Heat players on the court and shook his head helplessly.
Stan Van Gundy doesn't want O'Neal to rest, and O'Neal doesn't want to rest either. He had already rested for a week due to injury, and now his physical condition is at its best, and he feels he can play more time.
But playing time is not something you can do whatever you want.
When the Magic were attacking, Diaw hit the ground and passed the ball to Martin, who was about to slide down the baseline. When O'Neal saw it was this kid again, he immediately felt unhappy, "You were the one who hit the bottom line last game, what's wrong today?"
Still want to come?”
So he took a step ahead and blocked the bottom line. But Martin pulled the ball with his right hand, made an emergency stop, and passed it to Howard.
Just now, O'Neal was beaten like this by Hill and Howard. Now that the players were replaced, it was still the same. He quickly turned around and prepared to block Howard.
But Martin's pass was not particularly good, not strong enough, and a bit low, so Howard squatted when he caught the ball, so he could not jump up immediately. Seeing O'Neal turn around, he did not dare to force it, subconsciously
Then he sent the ball back the way it came.
O'Neal had no choice but to turn around again, but this time it was bad.
After Martin passed the ball, he did not stand still, but rushed to the basket. He also knew that the ball he just passed was too light.
As a result, when O'Neal took another step and turned around, he bumped into him. Who was Martin? The young man was young, energetic, and impulsive. If you had no reason to do anything, you dared to bump into him. So Martin stopped and fell to the ground.
The referee's whistle also sounded, and O'Neal was fouled by accident.
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One is Lin Da's new book, so I won't go into details. Fortunately, it's the weekend, so I can only earn the number one click for a week. I estimate that I can only earn the number two in the next month.
The second one is [e="Becoming Blakely Gentle"], which is also a basketball coach, and his tactical evolution settings are very interesting. I hope everyone will support it.
Finally, I have two complaints, and I don’t know if everyone can satisfy them.
It was the first time that the impression of the single heroine impressed me.
Secondly, I beg you to create a book club.
Also, the related article about trash talk is really good, humorous and full of historical vicissitudes. I hope everyone can read it.
