On the T.N.T live broadcast, there was another round of heated discussions, and the comments on the Internet were basically full of doubts and ridicules about Tang Qian. Let’s use this online message read by Buckley as an example:
Sorry~ I really think Tyrant is very good. He is also the number one center and first choice in the current league. He is the top of the league in all aspects. But I'm sorry, this definitely does not include free throws! You know, when
When the Tyrant was about to compete with Thompson in free throws, I felt that the Tyrant had taken the wrong medicine. The explosion of free throws in those two games may not be a good thing, but a bowl of egotistical poison.
Kenny Smith also read a message:
Wow~ It’s actually Tyrant VS Thompson. This is simply crushing. What? Is this a free throw? Thompson is ready to face him!
"So overall, everyone thinks... the tyrant is out of his mind. It's a bit stupid to do this."
"I actually don't think it's very wise to do this. Although Tyrant is very strong, it doesn't mean that he is super strong in every aspect. This is unrealistic. And it is also the weakest free throw event... I really
I don’t know what the Tyrants and the Los Angeles Lakers think.” Kenny Smith asked: “What do you think? Charles?”
Barkley didn't know what to say at this moment, because in terms of free throws, he really didn't have confidence in No. 29. Because compared with the three-point shooter Thompson, who was probably ranked second in history, with a free throw rate of over 60%,
This really seems a little bit...so Barkley can only say haha, but for some reason, he still has some unrealistic expectations for this No. 29.
He just felt that No. 29 shouldn't be so stupid.
This is too stupid.
Right, you're not really going to do this, right? You're just bluffing, right?
However, with the development of the plot, Barkley suddenly couldn't find any words to help the Lakers' No. 29. Because this is really two people setting up a posture, a hard bridge and a hard horse, you come to me for a move
, to see who falls first. And, it’s really a free throw competition. Facing Staples fans who were also confused, Tang Qian didn’t care at all. He just watched Thompson on the free throw line,
Two free throws were scored, and then Thompson made a gesture, meaning it's your turn.
Beep beep ~ The whistle sounded, and sure enough it was Tang Qian's turn. Tang Qian was unequivocal and immediately stepped forward. Then he was also on the free throw line. Faced with the trash talk from Green and the rest of the Warriors, he took the shot calmly. The same goes for basketball.
It was 2 of 2 free throws. Then Tang Qian also used the same gesture and returned it to Klay Thompson: "It's your turn."
Thompson didn't waste any words. He made two free throws again. This time he returned the gesture with his hand and said, "You can't get through."
Tang Qian also went to the free throw line, and then, after two free throws, he simply hit the basket. No. 29 also said: "I feel like I can do it."
Thompson really didn't expect that this guy was really stable in free throws. He fought with him several times in a row. It was Thompson's turn again. Thompson stood on the free throw line and faced the boos from Staples. He took a deep breath.
He took a breath, then bent his knees slightly as before, then gently exerted force on his legs, transferring the force from his feet to his hands, and then took advantage of the situation to shoot the ball!
His posture and other things, in real terms, are very standard, as if they were textbook-like. To be honest, his shooting posture is even more standard than Curry's. This is a true classical point-and-shoot style. It was messed up with Jordan and Kobe.
That kind of super point-and-shoot style of play is totally different.
This is how classical point shooting is played. Mainly cutting without the ball, dribbling less, playing less isolations, and defending well at the same time. This is what Klay Thompson is doing right now. He is the true inheritor of the classical point shooting. Well
, Having said all this, I actually just want to exaggerate this ball. The arc of the basketball is very beautiful, flying high to the Lakers' basket, and then... with a sudden click, the basketball suddenly landed on the neck of the Lakers' basket.
on it, and then bounced away without mercy.
I went? What is this? Didn’t go in??? Didn’t go in so soon???
As an opponent, Tang Qian is actually more surprised than the fans at the scene, because facing Thompson, he was prepared for a tough battle, but... Thompson actually had problems early. This... isn't it?
Isn’t it true???
But Tang Qian immediately understood that this was true, because Thompson's free throws were actually... not as good as imagined. It was in line with his reputation as a super shooter.
Because to give a very simple example, the regular season is over 80%, and there are even times when it falls below 80%. The same is true for the playoffs. It is not as good as the regular season. There are two times where it fell below 80%! This, you
Even if the data is not bad, I am afraid it will feel unreal.
However, this is the fact. The so-called Tathagata Buddha Thompson actually...isn't really that accurate in free throws.