() Although Adrian seemed to be taking a leisurely look, Boyce Diaw, who was guarding Adrian, was under great pressure and felt like he was sweating profusely. He also had to do the same. Today he was keeping an eye on Adrian throughout the game. On the surface,
The effect looked pretty good. Adrian made 4 of 10 shots and 4 of 6 free throws before scoring 12 points. For a player who is completely the core of the team, it is undoubtedly very unfair to score 12 points after playing for such a long time.
Qualified. But he knew his own business well. Boyce-Diaw knew that none of his defenses were successful when facing Adrian.
Adrian scores less because he takes fewer shots. However, this also gives Boyce Diaw some bias when defending, and he is more biased in interfering with Adrian's passing. Once this defense has a bias, it will
There are good and bad. If Boisdio wants to prevent Adrian from scoring and from passing the ball, it is absolutely asking for a dead end and is impossible. But he will make more than half of it.
All the energy has been put into interfering with Adrian's passing, which has had some effect. So far, he has made five mistakes, which can be regarded as creating the peak of Adrian's mistakes. Before today, Adrian
He has never made more than two turnovers in a game. This is also the key to D'Antoni's insistence on using Boisdio. In his opinion, Boisdio's defense cannot be called very successful, but there are still four or five points.
, if someone else comes up, maybe even the four or five points will be lost.
Therefore, when Adrian suddenly chose to break through without resorting to the pick-and-roll, Boisdio, although he stuck up, did not think about interfering with Adrian's shooting. Most of his thoughts were on
Waiting for Adrian to pass the ball to interfere with Adrian's passing route.
At this critical moment, if he can cause Adrian to make two more passing errors, it will be of great help to the Suns. As for the offense, Boyce Diaw has not thought about Adrian's previous pass.
All of those shots were free shots after the pick-and-roll, but there was not one direct breakthrough to score.
Habit is a very scary force. When Boyce Diaw got used to Adrian taking action after picking and rolling, and when he made a direct breakthrough, he usually focused on breaking through and passing the ball, this huge
His inertia made him clearly aware that Adrian had two options after breaking through, breaking through to score or breaking through to score. However, instinctively, he determined that Adrian would definitely choose to break through and score. Therefore, he did not pay too much attention to Adrian.
Derian's breakthrough score.
As a result, Adrian's first breakthrough seemed light and easy. It was just a sudden emergency stop, coupled with a sudden start, Adrian successfully got rid of Boyce Diaw, who was closely guarding him, and used a
A mediocre hook layup scored two points.
This goal was not the end. It was the start of Adrian's personal scoring spree. According to the media after the game, Adrian completely took over the game in the final stage of the game and ended the Suns alone.
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But now, the Suns don't care much about these two points. It's a common practice that the Suns' defense is not good, but this year it is good, with a lot of balance between offense and defense. It can be called the most powerful Phoenix Suns in the past. But Raja Bell
The suspension left a hole in the Suns' defense.
Moreover, when playing in the regular season, the Suns have long been accustomed to playing big-scoring games. They don't care about being ahead by ten points. It can be said that the Suns believe in their offensive ability. As long as there is still time, they will do anything.
Don't worry. The Suns, known as the league's sharpest offense, play fast breaks and implement small-ball tactics. The Phoenix Suns, with their offensive IQ, firmly believe that there is no defense that cannot be broken in the face of the Suns' offense.
Looking back, the Suns did indeed score, and after a circle of outside movements, the Lakers' defensive formation naturally also started to operate. As mentioned before, the Lakers' long-man lineup is not professional enough, and it will inevitably reveal flaws when it operates. Shi
Steve Nash immediately found the flaw, staring directly at the rim, but he made a fierce pass to the ground and handed the basketball over.
"Crack!"
Lindero Barbosa ran out of space with the help of the pick-and-roll and was ready to catch the ball. His long arms suddenly stretched out, which abruptly disrupted the Suns' good fortune.
It was Adrian. Adrian, who had thrown away Boyce Diaw, suddenly rushed out without anyone expecting it, intercepting Nash's pass and assisting him, although he almost held it in his hands.
It was only a few clicks with his fingertips, but Adrian still forcefully pointed the basketball toward the Suns' half.
Staggering slightly, Adrian quickly controlled his body and rushed towards the basketball bouncing on the floor. At this time, Steve Nash also rushed towards the basketball. He was standing closest to the basketball and at the same time, his speed was faster than the basketball.
The Suns only have one Brazilian lightning player, Barbosa, who can compete with him. Because he is passing the basketball, his reaction is a little faster than Barbosa.
Therefore, when the basketball was pointed out by Adrian, Nash was the first player to react. He and Adrian pounced on the basketball almost in no particular order.
The moment he threw himself at the basketball, Adrian acted a little mischievously, shook his shoulders slightly, and bumped into Steve Nash seemingly unintentionally. One had a purpose, the other was unprepared, and both of them were physically weak.
Due to the huge gap in strength, Nash was immediately knocked unsteady by Adrian and almost fell to the floor. However, he had to stop and put his hands on the ground to control his center of gravity. Taking advantage of this moment, Adrian
He picked up the basketball and headed straight for the Suns' basket. It was still a very ordinary-looking layup, adding another two points.
The referee didn't mean to blow the whistle. Although Adrian's action just now was a foul if it was strictly based on the rules. But again, if the penalty was strictly based on the rules, none of the NBA stars would be able to stay on the court for more than 20 minutes.
What's more, it's now the end of the game. Unless it's serious and obvious, the referee will choose to turn a blind eye to some small actions and small fouls.
Euphemistically known as: Leave it to the players to solve it.
Of course, under the actual circumstances, I am a little worried about making mistakes. It should be noted that the final decision of the game is when the attention is highest. If you make a few small mistakes during the game, if they are not serious, no one will hold them accountable.
, if any mistakes are made at this last moment, it will directly lead to the winning or losing of a game. If it is not done well, your job will be lost.
Is there any person who never makes mistakes in this world? Those who never make mistakes may be gods or immortals, but they are definitely not human beings. Making mistakes is not a big deal. Confucius said that knowing your mistakes can make a lot of improvements. This shows that
There is no one in the world who does not make mistakes. But if this mistake may lead to the loss of one's job, this matter will naturally make the people involved in the matter unable to help but murmur. The result is naturally that most referees like to become invisible in the final stage.
.Everyone knows that if you do more, you will make more mistakes, if you do less, you will make fewer mistakes.
And the referees are not perverts. No one likes to be booed, and no one likes to be pointed at the nose and scolded. On the premise of ensuring that they are not held accountable, they also don’t like to be booed by fans. This is the home whistle.
The origin of.
Adrian scored four points in a row, which attracted some attention from the Suns. However, most of the Suns' attention was not on Adrian, but on another person from the Lakers.
As mentioned before, Lamar Odom has scored 35 points at this time. He is the player with the highest score in the Lakers team and the whole game. A high score symbolizes good condition, and good condition symbolizes danger.
Big. What's more, Lamar Odom not only scored 35 points, but also got 1 rebound and 7 assists, which is a quasi-triple-double. If you work hard, you can get a triple-double. This
Under such circumstances, you said that your first priority is not on Lamar Odom but on Adrian. Isn't this a pure joke?
The Suns' Marion sent a baseline pass to Nash. To the Suns' surprise, the moment Nash got the ball, Adrian directly pressed forward. The strong body collision allowed Nash to completely hold the ball.
With a shake of his hand, the orange basketball jumped out from his palms. Adrian's quick eyesight caught the basketball and grabbed it directly into his arms.
The ball was intercepted near the baseline, which was almost a natural fast break opportunity. The Suns were immediately shocked. Stoudemire and Marion, who were originally preparing to make a quick pass, immediately stopped and rushed towards Adrian.
Come here. But after all, they are a little far away from Adrian. The Suns' habit of rushing down the court has become flawless at this time. However, Adrian's reaction is extremely fast. After getting the ball, he immediately jumps lightly, which is simple enough to use.
To put it simply, a dunk is the first to get the basketball into the basket.
Score six points in a row!
When Adrian scored four points in a row, the Suns didn't care much. Because even if Adrian scored six points in a row, he was only three points ahead of the Suns. A three-pointer was nothing important. But
Leading by five points... When there is only such a little bit of game time left, this is already a relatively safe score. At least, it is also a score that cannot be recovered with one goal. Two three-pointers are required, and two-pointers are required.
I want three...
"Timeout!" Suns head coach D'Antoni immediately couldn't sit still. He stood up and shouted. Naturally, the players on the field expressed their opinions, and naturally the referee blew the whistle. (To be continued. Welcome.
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