Chapter 1060 Empty cuts? That's because there aren't enough cuts
Didn't he say that his physical fitness is average? Didn't he say that his offensive and defensive efficiency will get worse and worse? What's going on now? Isn't this bullying? I've been covered by him? Can this insider still be able to do it?
After being beaten, can I still stay?
Robin Lopez was completely silent in this game. It felt like he was "half asleep" and very distracted. However, Chris Kaman of the Trail Blazers knew the former's inside feeling very well, because he just,
Why not? That Oriental man seemed to be crazy, his attack and defense were astonishingly terrifying.
No, it's a perversion.
He felt that he had only had this similar feeling when he had just joined the alliance and was still a rookie.
Well, that person last time happened to be with the Lakers, and his name was Shaquille O'Neal.
Moreover, Kaman believes that if defense is included, O'Neal is not as good as he was tonight. This man's momentum is too amazing, just like... I am the emperor who dominates everything, the tyrant king who dominates the court. You and I inside
He couldn't find a way to survive at all. Of course, Kaman didn't believe that the Lakers' No. 29 really had this ability and strength. He probably just had a big explosion tonight.
Otherwise, in this alliance, is there any room for other insiders to play?
When encountering this kind of state, even a small person will soar into the sky. Historically, small people have used their state to explode, defeating opposing superstars and even super giants in one fell swoop. Not to mention there are many things, but they are definitely not rare. Be the most recent.
A classic example, when Jeremy Lin was still in New York and Lin was crazy, who could guard him at that time? It's not like Kobe never tried, but he still scored nearly 40 points in that game. This is the state. Professional basketball is very particular.
This, including "The.Zone" proposed by Jordan, is also a state narrative. If it comes, it will be really difficult to resist.
Unless, you are stronger than him, choose to explode, or... destroy the opponent's state.
The former is relatively easy, but the latter is very difficult.
This requires that your strength that night should be more than double that of your opponent. Otherwise, how can you defeat them? At most, they will explode.
Seeing that the score difference was getting bigger and bigger, the head coach of the Trail Blazers finally had a very bad feeling. He began to feel that if he kept waiting like this, then this game might not wait until the fourth quarter.
The Lakers will be exhausted by the 29th. Therefore, they should fight back now. His method is to have two people holding the inside, while the others vigorously carry out three-point shooting to chase points.
This is the general policy, and the specific tactical configuration is...
During the timeout, Aldridge showed a hundred expressions of reluctance, because the team's head coach Terry Stotts actually wanted to do "coolie work" in the paint. That is, a blue-collar job. Please, I'm not just a guy.
I just joined the league and need to rely on defense to get playing time, okay? I'm a "new rookie"! I have long been a famous star in the league. My characteristics are scoring and offense, stable inside and versatile shots! This makes me and
Robin Lopez is mainly responsible for defense and rebounding? The offensive end is completely left to Damian Lillard to handle? You are looking down on me too much.
I will leave next season, but now, I am still the nominal boss of the team, right?
"LaMarcus, are you willing? But now the team needs you to do this. We need three-pointers now. Otherwise, there will not be enough time." But when Aldridge heard this, all he could think about was the third quarter.
We haven’t finished the fight yet, and you tell me that we don’t have time? Are you really treating me like a primary school student? Nowadays, you can’t deceive primary school students like this, right?
This is because Trail Blazers head coach Terry Stotts’ own coaching ability or language skills are not enough. If replaced by Popovich and Phil Jackson, he will definitely use a more acceptable and advanced method.
Euphemistic expression. The simple truth is that if there is an unhealthy fight between internal stars in a team, then the head coach actually has to bear a large part of the responsibility. Because it is also the head coach's job to adjust the emotions of the players in the locker room.
It's an important job. There's no peace in the locker room, but your team still wants to win the Larry O'Brien Cup? Isn't that a dream?
At least we have to do it with swords and swords off the court and close cooperation on the court.
In this regard, "Zen Master" Jackson is the leader. No matter how many star problems he has, he seems to be able to solve them in his hands.
You ask, what should we do if we can't handle it? It's very simple. The team falls apart and breaks up.
When the Lakers lost to the Pistons in the Finals that year, wasn't it because "Zen Master" didn't have enough control in the locker room?
At least, this should be another big responsibility.
At this time, Lillard also said something counterproductive: "LaMarcus, do the job assigned by the coach, and I will let our team regain its vitality. Believe me." Believe you? You let me do it.
A job assigned by a good coach? You bring the team back to life? Don't act like a boss, I'll get annoyed just looking at you!
Because Aldridge was "subordinate" and "playing a lot of tricks" on the court, he was replaced not long after. Trail Blazers head coach Terry Stotts looked at Chris on the bench with a blue face.
Kaman said: "Chris, you go up and replace LaMarcus." It should be a good thing to get playing time and opportunity, but when the latter heard this, his expression changed slightly. After a few seconds, he
Suddenly he held his stomach and said: "Mr. Stotts, I feel like I have a stomachache and I feel uncomfortable. Um, wow, it's getting more and more painful. Really, I think I need to go to the locker room. Um.
, convenient and convenient.”
It is common for players to have stomachaches during play. Yao Ming had a stomachache back then and went to the locker room to resolve his physical problems while playing. He ran back and forth. This game took place on February 5, 2009, between the Rockets and the Grizzlies.
Yao Ming attended a game several times, but lost by 4 points in the end. Just talking about him, he had diarrhea three times in the NBA, once against the Hawks, but that time Yao Ming
Ming was not bothered by "diarrhea" and scored 41 points in the game. In a game against the Clippers, Yao Ming also scored 35 points, including this game with the Grizzlies. Yao Ming also made 7 of 11 shots and scored 20 points and 9 rebounds.
After the game, he even laughed at himself and said that he would be in great shape once he had "diarrhea". This was also used by countless Yao honeys to make fun of themselves back then.
So don't think that this is a whim and impossible thing, because in fact facts speak louder than words.
"Stomach pain? What did you eat?" Terry Stotts frowned and asked, "Can't you just hold on?"
"No, sir, I really can't." Kaman pretended that there was something really "ready to move" in his butt, which made Allen Crabbe, who was sitting next to him, a little nervous.
I'm afraid that I will have to "eat farts" all the time later.
That's too miserable.
Or the fart of someone who is about to have diarrhea.
It makes me sick just thinking about it.
"Forget it, go and come back quickly. The team may need you later." Seeing the situation like this, Terry Stotts had no choice. You can't let your players
Just keep that in your crotch. This is too inhumane. It violates the humanitarian spirit that the United States prides itself on, doesn't it? "Oh, okay, thank you, sir. I will definitely go and come back quickly." Kaman covered his head.
I ran to the locker room with my stomach in my stomach, it seemed like that was really what happened.
Alas, it’s not my fault. I already have old arms and legs. If I go up and fight tonight’s No. 29, I’m afraid that I’ll be “broken” later. This kind of “experience” opportunity should still be left.
Let the young people get it. I won’t rob it.
Well, if this opponent was not No. 29, and if No. 29 was not in such good condition tonight, I would definitely still be able to persevere.
After Kaman left, he didn't come back until the end of the game. Of course, the game had already entered "garbage time" at this time. Moving on to the court, after Kaman left, of course someone still had to replace Aldrie.
Strangely, who has this "honor"? The answer is... our young Meyers Leonard. He is 216cm tall and has won this "honor". And from Terry Stout
As soon as he heard his name in Si's mouth, Meyers Leonard yelled no in his heart. He had just tasted the taste of the Lakers' No. 29 in the paint. The feeling was no worse than Kaman.
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But he was still too young after all. After a moment of confusion, he was already standing on the court and completed the exchange with Aldridge.
Well, I, I'm saying now that I also have a stomachache and I'm going to have diarrhea, is it still too late?
Senior Chris, you are so deceitful.
But he already played, and he had no choice. He still had to complete the playing tasks assigned to him by the head coach.
It's not that he didn't defend and grab rebounds seriously, it's just...how do you say that?
By the way, I can’t do it.
This Dongfang No. 29, he, his M.D. is a bit too strong, is that right?
This side wants to speed up and hit three-pointers, but they can't hit it at all, because first of all, here's a shot:
The Trail Blazers missed a three-pointer and shouted from the outside: "Get the rebound." Then the rebound was taken away by No. 29 of the Lakers.
Meeks of the Lakers missed a three-pointer, and the Trail Blazers' perimeter shouted: Protect the rebound. Then the rebound was taken away by the Lakers' No. 29.
Although not every ball is like this, the frequency is so high that the Trail Blazers' inside line collapses, and the outside line can't bear the weight. Why? Because the less rebounds you have, the easier it is to shoot.
If you are not accurate, the more inaccurate your shots are, the less likely you are to play at a fast pace. If you cannot play at a fast pace, you will be eaten alive by the Lakers' No. 29 in the positional battle.
Shot two:
No. 29 of the Lakers attacked inside, broke through the basket, and scored a goal. Although Meyers Leonard has a good height, his mobility is not as good as the former, so he was beaten one-on-one.
Lakers No. 29 played from behind, turned and hooked the ball into the net. This ball even made Meyers Leonard lose his temper.
However, this occasional back hit is normal, and no one thinks of anything else. After all, there are always times when a blind cat encounters a dead mouse, right? The head coach of the Trail Blazers shouted loudly from the court: "Robin! Robin!
What are you doing??? Didn’t you hear the arrangement I just made? Don’t let Meyers face Dongfang Fang alone, you have to go and help too!!!”
Robin Lopez nodded, but as a result, he was still sleepwalking on the defensive end, with no intention of going over to help.
He was completely out of form tonight. He was overwhelmed by the Lakers' No. 29. He just wanted to finish tonight and go home to sleep.
The key turning point was Tang Qian's offensive rebound. He actually blocked two Trail Blazers players by himself, and then successfully got the rebound. Then he jumped up and dunked into the basket with two hands. Boom~ The basket was crooked.
It's so awesome~ This also makes the Trail Blazers completely lose any chance tonight.
It was garbage time at the end of the third quarter again. In the fourth quarter of this game, we were just waiting for victory.
Tang Qian scored 44 points, 28 rebounds, 9 blocks and 1 assist in less than 36 minutes. Of course, he was undoubtedly the best player of the game tonight.
At the press conference, D'Antoni couldn't help but praise the former. After all, he had been prepared for a losing streak recently. It was absolutely expected that a major general with a shortage of soldiers could win to this extent.
Outside. He knows very well that without the Lakers' No. 29, they would not have won these two games.
Secondly, when the local media in Los Angeles asked about Jay Williams' "empty cut" in the ESPN 2 live room tonight, the Lakers' No. 29 responded like this:
Cutting in vain? That’s because the cutting is not enough and hard enough. If it is cut hard enough and hard enough, it will become empty.
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