Chapter 630: Super Little Overlord Makes Up More Sorry~
Again, blocked again??? He blocked Steve Nash again???
The Tang Qian team took the opportunity to fast break, Kidd faked the pass and succeeded in a layup.
"Well done! Hot! You really have some moves!" Kidd patted Tang Qian's butt after scoring the goal.
Tang Qian was used to this typical American motivation method. He smiled slightly and said: "It's nothing, Jason, it's already 2-0. I don't want to waste such a good situation. I just want to win, and then... It's nothing. Let's continue."
I'll let Nash go, I was in good shape tonight."
"Steve, that's just luck, don't take it to heart."
"Yes, Steve, that Eastern boy is lucky, but luck can't help them win!"
The Suns players came over to comfort Nash. Suns No. 13 nodded because he didn't believe it was a "strength issue." This kind of pursuit block is ten times more difficult than a normal block layup! How could it be possible?
What about the normal situation? He can't be Hakeem Olajuwon at his peak, right? No, even Olajuwon would have difficulty doing this kind of ball continuously, right?
Unless he also breaks out and even enters "The.Zone state", then that's pretty much it.
But soon, the self-confidence of Nash and the Suns was shattered again, because the Los Angeles No. 29 gave Steve Nash another big block! And the process was exactly the same as the previous two goals, both were blocked.
After Nash passed by, he chased after the big hat and blocked it in mid-air!
This, this guy!!!
Because the high-post shot was blocked, the Tang Qian team easily got the opportunity to counterattack. Of course, Kidd would not miss this opportunity. In the end, he and Ray Allen completed an alley-oop, and the Tang Qian team got another chance.
2 minutes.
The score difference was further narrowed.
Then...another big block!!! This Eastern No. 29 is like turning into RoboCop, with perfect accuracy, he can volley away Steve Nash's shots every time!!! The sense of smell for blocking shots and
The accuracy of blocking shots is almost...almost "supernatural"!!!
Nash was blocked 4 times. Of course he was not convinced. In the 2004-05 season, he was the MVP. How could he swallow his anger and get by like he did in the 12-13 season? When a person is at his peak, his temper will naturally be at his peak. This is
This is especially obvious in competitive sports. And he has now entered "The.Zone state". How can there be any reason to be "completely blocked" by an unknown little person? Yes, there is no such reason!
Nash rarely got into a fight with Tang Qian, but unfortunately it was destined to have no good results. Tang Qian couldn't defend Nash's outside breakthrough, but the further back he got, the more relaxed he became. On the fifth ball, Lakers No. 29 almost didn't care about the Suns.
Why was Team No. 13 shaking, changing direction, and feinting? He didn't follow any action the whole time, just waiting for the opponent to break through, and then chasing after him to block the shot!
This kind of defensive method made Nash feel "embarrassed" for a while. Damn it, are you looking down on me? This attitude?
Nash made a lot of shaking moves, but Tang Qian just refused to eat. He just had an expression on his face that said, "Bah, bah, bah, I'll let you pass."
As soon as Nash exerted his strength, he really broke through, but as soon as the basketball was released, he was hugged down. Suns No. 13 couldn't hold back the strength and almost fell to the floor. Kidd passed the ball very quickly.
, Ray Allen hit a three-pointer from a 45-degree angle on the left, brush~, the ball scored, and then narrowed the three-pointer.
How is it possible? He completely blocked Steve Nash? He blocked 5 shots in a row? And they were all chasing shots?
Is he... is he still a normal person?
Nash was "hit" like this, which also caused a lot of morale damage to the Suns as a whole. The next ball "Son of the Wind" passed the ball to the corner. This was a good open opportunity, but Marion did not
Hold on, the basketball falls out of the basket.
"Get rebounds!" Marion shouted, but it was obvious that Stoudemire was not a match for Ben Wallace at his peak. Just look at the data and you will know that the former has never averaged 10+ rebounds per game in his career.
season, what about the latter? The strongest season averaged 15+ rebounds per game! This is the essential difference! This is especially true in the playoffs. Ben Wallace had two seasons averaging 16+ rebounds per game, 03-04
He also averaged 14+ rebounds per game this season. It’s hard to say offensive rebounds, but as for defensive rebounds, Stoudemire almost never wants to grab them!
This is also the reason why Tang Qian can go out and "mark" Steve Nash with confidence. In terms of rebound protection and defense, Ben Wallace is still very reliable at his peak. He basically doesn't have to worry too much. Ben Wallace grabbed the rebound.
, and then passed the ball to Kidd. Kidd's defensive counterattack caused a defensive foul on his opponent Steve Nash. The score was 2+1, and the Tang Qian team took the lead!
The physical advantage is where Kidd is far superior to Nash. Kidd weighed over 220+ pounds at his peak, and he weighed 205 pounds in his rookie season, so Kidd also had a nickname, and was later called "LeBron James in PG."
"Bron James", which shows how strong this guy is. When he defends defenders, he basically doesn't suffer from his tonnage... I remember when he was with the Mavericks, he had to defend against Wade and James on the defensive end. With this size, it's no wonder
He was one of the top three most perfect PG body templates voted by "Sports Illustrated" that year.
In addition, before the overhaul, his explosive power and starting speed were very fast, so it is not too difficult for him to defeat Nash alone. It's just that Kidd's overall shooting rate is low, so he usually tends to "use his strengths and avoid weaknesses" to pass the ball.
The first goal is to connect the ball with the ball. This is what people often say: "Don't attack the base."
Nash got a little angry. As soon as the offensive end came into shooting range, he pulled up and shot a three-pointer.
But... he was still slapped by the Lakers on the 29th, and then Tang Qian scored a fast break goal.
The sixth??? This ball really hit Suns No. 13! Tang Qian observed carefully that because of his block, Nash had fallen out of "The.Zone state".
Normalcy returned.
Because Nash was "locked up", the morale of the Suns team suddenly plummeted. Within a few minutes of the game, the winner was decided, and Tang Qian's team basically won. Just before the Suns
Head coach Mike D'Antoni was preparing to make a substitution and entered "garbage time". After receiving the pass, Stoudemire, the "little bully", suddenly stepped inside and dunked!
The speed and height of this jump are second to none!
Before his knee surgery, Amare Stoudemire was simply a "dunk monster". In the 2004-05 season, he had nearly 240 dunks and 111 2+1 times in a single season. This is the best proof. He has nearly 240 dunks.
, Is this number awesome? After 7 to 8 seasons, a dunking warrior named "White Monster" joined the league. For a while, everyone thought that "he seems to be a dunk on every ball." But Blake.
The season in which Griffin had the most dunks was "only" 214 times in a single season, which is far inferior to the former's 237 times in a single season. 2+1 in a single season is even more incomparable. Griffin did not even have 90+ dunks in a single season, let alone
Not to mention reaching 110+ like Stoudemire.
Therefore, in terms of the "idiot attribute" of dunking at the PF position, even the "Rain Man" Kemp was not as good as the arrival of Amar'e Stoudemire Nash in the 2004-05 season, which seemed to have completely unlocked him.
The "prehistoric power" in his body made the name Amare Stoudemire instantly resounding throughout the United States.
Moreover, in terms of bullet speed and wingspan, Stoudemire was much better than Griffin later. When he cooperated with Nash in the Suns, it was basically a pick-and-roll cut with no solution. In the 2004-05 season,
Is the Spurs strong enough? It is said that their offense is not weaker than that of the Suns, their defense is not weaker than that of the Pistons, and all three members of the GDP combination are in peak condition, and all members are healthy. But... they are still being bombarded by Stoudemire alone.
Exploded, averaging close to 37+10+1+1+2 per game, and shooting over 55%! See clearly, this is not a single game data, but a series average per game! Averaged 37+ per game! Overwhelmed
Tim Duncan, who won that series, averaged close to 10 points per game! A full 10 points!
This is not to say that Stoudemire will beat Duncan in that series in terms of overall performance, but in single-game scoring, he will indeed beat his opponent Duncan by a head... no, several heads. He averaged 37+ per game and 27 per game.
+, no matter how you look at it, it cannot be on the same level.
Stoudemire's "super performance" suddenly defeated Duncan's single defense. There is nothing to argue with.
Whoever it was that year would have been defeated if they had encountered the "super-god" Stoudemire.
It’s not that Duncan is not strong. Duncan was the winner of FMVP that year. There is no way he was not at his peak. I can only say that Stoudemire was too strong in that series. Duncan, who has always been excellent at protecting the rim, only averaged 1.8 points per game in the Western Conference Finals that year.
Compared to others, he was OK in terms of blocking shots, but compared to himself, he seemed to be a bit "poor".
But it's a pity that Tang Qian's bronze shot card has not been used up yet, so it can't be explained that it is a big frontal pot that suppressed Amare Stoudemire's offense. But fortunately or unfortunately, the rebound
The ball was obtained by Stoudemire again, so he imitated Carmelo Anthony and got up from the basket for the second time. Wanting to rely on his own explosive power, he dunked back and let out a bad breath.
But before his hand was completely straightened, the basketball in his hand was slapped away by someone. Then the Tang Qian team launched a defensive counterattack and scored another basketball.
Both Nash and Stoudemire failed to attack, which was extremely harmful to the morale of the Suns. In order to protect the players' self-esteem and confidence, Mike D'Antoni replaced them and sent in substitute players and water cooler players. The game
It's officially "garbage time".
Seeing this, Tang Qian's team also replaced its main players and then waited for the game to end.
The bell rang at the end of the game. In the end, the Tang Qian team won the game 99-92. The Lakers No. 29, who scored 24 points, 12 rebounds, 12 blocks and 3 assists, was selected for this game.
The best player. He also deserves the triple-double. As for why there are so few rebounds, the main reason is that he has to guard Nash in the high post, so he can hardly take into account low rebounds. This kind of trade-off must be made.
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Do you want to win, or do you want good data?
The series score became 3-0, and Tang Qian's team got the match point.
But at the same time, the price was not small. Tang Qian consumed one of the few ability cards.
After a day's rest, the elimination game began the next day. This was the fourth game of the series. For some reason, everyone in the Suns team maintained a determination to win. It felt like, I don't want to win.
Next series, but this one... I must win! This is a battle of dignity for the team!
After taking a 3-0 lead in the series, the opponent usually does the following. The first is to give up completely and completely collapse. The second is to be quite satisfactory and just finish the game. The third is to work hard as a team and not
Looking for a comeback, just looking for a win. And obviously, the third state is the most difficult one to deal with.
The mentality and competitive state will be maintained at a very high point.
While still preparing for the game, Tang Qian heard a cry from the Suns bench: Refuse to sweep! Refuse to sweep! Refuse to sweep!!!
As soon as the game opened, the Phoenix Suns entered an attacking state. You read that right, Steve Nash and Amar'e Stoudemire both entered "The.Zone state". This greatly improved the outside shooting percentage.
The weakened Phoenix Suns played a very strong "life-extending" role. Throughout the first quarter, Kidd worked hard to defend, but still allowed Nash to score 10 points. As for Amare Stoudemire inside, he
Then he scored 15 points wildly and attacked with all kinds of attacks, which made Tang Qian and Ben Wallace a little confused and found it difficult to parry.
In the 2004-05 season, Stoudemire did not have the back-up ability he had after going to the Knicks, but his ability to face the basket was fully utilized this season. In the playoffs, he averaged 29.9 points per game, which was a
An excellent example. A score that is infinitely close to 30+ is not something ordinary people can achieve.
Although there is Nash's "Holy Light" bonus, if you can do it, you can do it. Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett, etc. have never done it in any season. Again, this does not mean that the little player in the 2004-05 season has done it.
Si is better than them, just in terms of the release of his scoring ability. No. 32 of the Suns in the 2004-05 season must be a rare presence among the insiders.
And the most frightening thing is that these playoff points, which are infinitely close to 30+, are almost all obtained through facing the basket. Therefore, this season's Amar'e Stoudemire's facing ability has reached the NBA level.
historical level.
"Damn it! Why is this kid so vicious tonight?" Ben Wallace said in a very unhappy mood after receiving two dunks.
"I guess he has entered The Zone. Look at his offense. It's much better than before. His shooting percentage has increased." Tang Qian said, and Kidd turned around and asked, "Can you stop him?
?Otherwise, both the outside and inside will be lost, and it will be difficult for us to win." Kidd's words were a disguised admission that it would be difficult for him to defend Steve Nash, who was in his peak The.Zone state.
If he does not enter The.Zone state.
But which state can you enter if you want? Kidd lacks this opportunity and breaking point.
And the Suns, No. 13, just across the street, have it all.
After the substitute time, when Tang Qian came on again with about 5 minutes left in the second quarter, the team was already 11 points behind the Phoenix.
43-32. Based on this situation, it is estimated that the Suns will outscore a team with 50+ points at halftime.
The high-scoring score is the rhythm of the Suns, not the rhythm of the Tang Qian team.
Just when Tang Qian and Ben Wallace were preparing to join forces to "block" Amare Stoudemire who entered "The Zone state", the Suns' Shawn Marion suddenly felt smooth and lost consecutively. After scoring two 3-pointers from outside, Ben Wallace had no choice but to temporarily expand his defense to prevent the basket from being attacked by three-pointers again.
This is one aspect of the horror of small ball tactics. They don't have a so-called real inside man. Just look at his height. Amar'e Stoudemire is only 208cm, and none of the others are above 202cm. Nash 191CM, Quentin Richardson 198, Shawn Marion 201CM. Therefore, their mobility and space pulling ability are better than traditional teams.
The so-called "five small lineups", the Phoenix Suns, were a prototype of the original version.
It means that except for Amare Stoudemire, everyone in the starting lineup of the Suns can throw three-pointers, and everyone has the ability to shoot from mid- to long-range. This is quite a headache for traditional teams. Thing. You said you don’t want to expand your defense, but they actually shot, and the shooting percentage is quite high. If you expand your defense, your original defensive strength will be gone. Do you think Ben Wallace’s four DPOYs are because of him? Is the perimeter defensive ability obtained?
Therefore, expanding the defense is tantamount to abolishing martial arts, and the defensive ability will be weakened by more than half.
As soon as Ben Wallace left, it became a situation of Amar'e Stoudemire VS Tang Qian in the paint. If Tang Qian couldn't keep an eye on the former, then it would be difficult for the Tang Qian team to win. But speaking of that Easier than done. Facing Stoudemire who has entered "The.Zone state", how can he be so easily targeted? Even Duncan at his peak failed to do it. Tang Qian wanted to do it easily, but it was not easy.
Looking at the statistics, Tang Qian reached the end of the second quarter and had already blocked 3 shots. It was less than half of the game. This is definitely a super efficient blocking efficiency! But tonight's Stoudemire, It's like he's possessed. He doesn't care whether he will get shot or not, he just gets it! When he gets the ball, his first thought is to attack the basket and bomb the basket!
At the end of the second quarter and halftime, Stoudemire scored a total of 23 points. Under Tang Qian's strict defense, he still scored 8 points in a single quarter, which made the latter feel a little frustrated. After all, Being directly attacked from the inside and beaten like this is very rare in the real space. It basically does not exist.
That's right, in the 2012-2013 season, was there any interior scorer in the league who averaged close to 30+ points per game? The highest interior scorer in the regular season was LaMarcus Aldridge, who averaged "only" 21+ points per game. What about the playoffs? The highest one is Brook Lopez, who only averages 22+ per game. In terms of scoring ability, every 1 to 2 points higher is a hurdle, let alone 4 to 8 points? This is basically He is a scorer at two levels!
So this is also the first time Tang Qian has encountered such a powerful inside scoring player.
The scoring ability is infinitely close to 30+. It turns out that it is so terrifying and so powerful... After 2011, the league's insiders were really comfortable and comfortable. No wonder people said that it was the "Apocalypse of the Insider" and "The Age of Dinosaur Extinction". Looking at it this way, it is not unfounded or unreasonable.
After the half-time break, the third quarter started. As soon as the Suns started, No. 32 came up with a high pass and beat Huashan!
Bang-dang~ Tang Qian's team's basket received a heavy blow and "moaned" in agony.
"Hot! Come on! Guard him!" Listening to the voices of other teammates, Tang Qian was a little annoyed, because this was the first time he had encountered this kind of situation since he started playing in the NBA. 23 points at halftime,
Including this dunk, Stoudemire already scored 25 points in the game, which means... he was almost "exploded" by someone attacking him.
On the offensive end of the Tang Qian team, Ray Allen scored a three-pointer, but on the offensive end, the Suns team found an open opportunity through movement. Quentin Richardson took an open shot from outside the three-point line... when~
Fortunately, the touch was not good, or the "different space" weakened the effect. In short, this three-pointer that was bound to be won was not able to be sent into the basket.
Wasted an opportunity for Steve Nash to assist.
But the rebound was grabbed by Amare Stoudemire. This was one of the few offensive rebounds he had in four games, and it happened to appear now.
"Hot! Concentrate! Concentrate!"
Tang Qian was very angry. Even if the defense failed to guard anyone, now the defensive rebound is still taken away? This is really unforgivable!
Pretend I don’t exist???
To be honest, Tang Qian has been around for a long time since 2011, so he is used to the feeling that the league is weak inside and he can guard the inside players. But for an inside player who averages close to 30+ points per game in the playoffs, how can he get 21 to 22 points?
Can the inside players on the left and right be comparable?
In fact, normally speaking, his defense is pretty good, and Stoudemire has missed many shots. However, it is unrealistic to completely "freeze" Stoudemire and enter "The.Zone state".
A real basketball game is by no means a 2k game. Super scorers cannot be completely guarded and can only be restricted. So judging from the average score of 30+ per game, Stoudemire in the 2004-05 season is already worthy of being a top scorer.
He is considered a super scorer. He is only 0.1 points away from being a super inside scorer.
It's normal for Tang Qian to be unable to guard against a quasi-super inside scorer. It's even normal to say this.
Because there are only a few super scorers in the NBA history who can reach that level, let alone the playoffs. It is possible in a single round...
After Stoudemire got the offensive rebound, he didn't pass it out. Instead, he bent his knees slightly and pulled it up to dunk!!! This scene made Lakers No. 29 angry!!
!Standing under the basket in the penalty area, you dunk or dunk without even thinking about it. Who do you think I am?
Is he a useless center???
Tang Qian also stood up from the ground at almost the same time, and quickly ascended into the air.
Stoudemire's right hand tightened and he smashed into the basket in front of him. His speed and explosive power have always been his proud abilities, and they have frustrated countless inside heroes. So tonight's ball, he
To humiliate an opponent.
Everyone knows that as a blue-collar player, it is a great contempt for defense to be looked down upon like this!
And what Amare Stoudemire wants to do is this, this!
If you lose the series, you lose! But I can't lose to you! You suppressed me for 3 games! Tonight is the time for me to collect interest!
But...after all, he is still No. 29 of the Lakers. He is faster. No one can compare to Wilt Chamberlain in terms of explosiveness and speed at the basket. No one can compare with Tang Qian! Otherwise, why do you think the latter are the same?
Dare to "let people" shoot in front of you? This is confidence! This is ability! Not to mention Stoudemire, "Sky Hook" Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is here, it's the same in this regard!
Snapped!!!
It was like someone slapped the table, and the huge sound stunned both teams for a third of a second.
It wasn't until Tang Qian got the basketball after landing and shouted: "Quick break!" that Tang Qian's team members were the first to react.
In a 3-on-1 frontcourt, the Tang Qian team made a defensive counterattack and scored two precious points.
But Tang Qian didn't know that because of this big pot, he inspired a monster under the basket.
Amare Stoudemire's eyes seemed to flash red, and he turned out to be..."Super God".
PS: I’m really sorry. Xiao Zi is a little tired during this period. Yesterday I fell asleep while writing. I didn’t finish coding during my break at noon today. I didn’t finish it until now. This chapter is Xiao Zi’s excuse to go out and help.
My colleagues in the office brought drinks and took the opportunity to go to the Internet cafe to send it out. As for why I had to go to the Internet cafe to send it out, it was because Xiao Zi’s company was on the intranet, so there was nothing I could do about it. Alas, this is the tragedy of being a dog at work. What Xiao Zi lacks the most is not
Inspiration comes from time. I feel like I don’t have enough time every day. I wish I had 48 hours~
In the 2004-05 season, Amare Stoudemire averaged 37+ points per game in the series against the Spurs. This situation is so extraordinary that it is normal. After all, he averaged 37 points per game! For inside players to achieve this number, it is too much.
It’s so difficult! Even with the Nash bonus, it’s still a gold-rich number!
I seem to have to work overtime again in the evening, which is depressing. If I can’t make up for it, Xiaozi can only make up for it tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. It’s hard to pay back the request, but I still owe another night. It’s really vomiting blood!!! Woohoo! Everyone, please be considerate.