This one is in? Am I right? He is over 7 feet tall?

Hibbert and Joakim Noah were stunned because they had never seen anyone do this before with this kind of ball.

This is a kind of surprise at "first sight".

On the offensive end, Kobe directly faced Anthony because he discovered one thing. James was just a "spectator" in this game. He organized at most and rarely took any shots, so he only needed to block New York No. 7 with all his strength. Kobe this season

However, in the season of all-round peak, "Little Malone" physique + peak physical fitness + peak speed + more than ten years of NBA game experience, it turned out that Anthony, who is much taller, was somewhat "struggled" and "stretched".

Anthony's breakthrough ability is very poor now. If he doesn't have much advantage in strength, it will be extremely difficult for him to beat Kobe in singles.

His offensive skills are far from as good as everyone thinks.

In the end, under Kobe's tight defense, Anthony had no choice but to take the shot in a panic. The ball almost missed the mark and became an air ball.

Anthony was a little unhappy, but when he looked at Lakers No. 24, that look made his heart tremble slightly.

This guy... has such a strong desire to win in competition! It seems to be even more exaggerated than when he was flying solo!

What happened to him? Why did he suddenly become such a spirited person?

On the basketball court, physical skills guarantee the lower limit, and mental will determines the upper limit. Otherwise, let alone the NBA, the American sports circle has monsters of all kinds. But a few can eventually enter the NBA to make a lot of money and enjoy incomparable

The spotlight and praise? Well, you don't really think James is someone who relies solely on his body, do you?

Perhaps his mental will is not as good as Choco's natural paranoia, but he is definitely a first-class or even super-first-class basketball player. Otherwise, would he be able to reach this position? Can he play so many classic games?

If you look at the problem dialectically, you will find that you are much more rational.

And what Anthony feels now is a desire to win that is almost greedy!

It's like the poisonous snake inside No. 24's body is about to break out of its shell!

He had never seen this feeling from anyone before.

On the offensive end, Kobe passed the ball to Tang Qian. Now everyone understands who the person Kobe said he wanted to help before the game was.

But, that person was Kobe. How did he, a mere third grader, do it?

Did he cast any spell on Kobe?

Damn it! This ball must be defended! How can we let him keep scoring goals???

Noah and Hibbert exchanged glances, and then... adopted a double-team defense.

The so-called double-team defense means that when one person is defending, the other person is watching closely, ready to rush to help and defend the attacker. This kind of treatment is usually only experienced by superstars after their state explodes. In ordinary situations

, don’t even think about it.

It can be said that this is a high-level defensive treatment.

There is no one with 25+ scoring ability in the paint. Even if you ask others to do this, they will not agree.

Therefore, this is considered "star treatment".

"Dongfang Tong, if you have the ability, keep doing it! Don't pass the ball! Don't be a coward!" Noah is not afraid of Tang Qian hitting him hard now, but he is afraid that Tang Qian will be afraid and choose to pass the ball. In that case, they will only be useless and stare.

Eye.

But that won't happen now.

Lakers No. 29 took the ball and said: "Okay, as you wish."

After saying that, he pulled up and shot a jump shot on the spot!

This attack method and suddenness gave Noah no time to react!

A catch-and-shoot jumper? I’ve never seen him use it before! Isn’t he a pure blue-collar guy without any range?

Not to mention Noah, even Kobe is not surprised? Because he and Tang Qian have been training on the same team for so many seasons, and I have never seen the latter do this! If you want to say that he practices secretly, it is unreasonable.

, because the shooting posture of this ball is still very awkward!

The probability of scoring a goal is absolutely impossible to be high!

Brush ~ there is a crisp sound, the basketball is hollow into the net ~

38 points!

"How is it? Are you satisfied?" Tang Qian asked with a smile.

This guy... makes people hot!!! makes people hot!!!

I have to defend him with all my strength on the next ball! It doesn’t matter if it’s the All-Star game now!

Wade broke through, but was strongly interfered by Tang Qian. The majesty of "The Flash" has disappeared and gradually became a "legend" in the league.

In the "demigod" state, averaging 19+ points per game? It's really not too easy to defend!

Wade may not be able to hit one of the ten balls head-on!

Do you think this is an exaggeration? The famous NBA champion coach Larry Brown once said something. It was in the 1980s, when Larry Brown was still coaching at UCLA. Then one day, a temporary game was organized there to watch.

There were a lot of people because there were two big-name NBA stars coming to Pauletting Arena. Among them were "Magic" Johnson, who was at the peak of his playing years, and Wilt Chamberlain, who had retired for about 10 years. The two players were in

Two teams. Because the early 1980s was the peak period of "Magic", and he was an active player, so his playing ability was naturally super strong. From the beginning of the game, "Magic" has been in control of the entire game. In other words

It was Chamberlain who was beaten.

According to Larry Brown's recollection, Chamberlain originally came here just to "play tickets", but he did not expect to be so "miserably" abused by his opponents. In addition, the referee gave Chamberlain several inexplicable fouls and ball interference.

Then Chamberlain got angry.

And guess what, if these words hadn't come from the mouth of the famous coach Larry Brown, I think everyone who listened would have thought it was a joke. Larry Brown said that Chamberlain was furious, and at the same time loudly said, "Today

No one is going to score another layup in this game." "Magic" Johnson was an active player at the time, and he was "fighting for hegemony" with Larry Bird. How could he be convinced by such an "old man" who has "retired"?

?He started to attack the basket intentionally, and then...

Chamberlain blocked everyone's subsequent layups.

Yes, you read that right, he blocked everyone’s attacking basket!!!

Larry Brown said it himself: I saw it with my own eyes. Really, he blocked all the "Magic's" shots and no one made another pass from the basket.

At the same time, he also praised Chamberlain's body as being the same as when he was at his peak, not changing at all, and even stronger.

Therefore, after "demigod came down to earth", the abilities that Tang Qian gained were actually the defense and rebounding of the all-around peak version of Chamberlain. In this way, Wade's fate became obvious.

No joke, when Bellamy, a super rookie who averaged more than 30 points per game, met Chamberlain for the first time, he took 9 shots in the first half, and all of them were slapped away. This may be due to his explosive state, but Wade has already failed this season.

He only has 19+ firepower, so he has to beat Tang Qian under the basket.

It's really unwise.

If you don't give him a hat, you're already giving him face.

The so-called "super rim protector", Chamberlain definitely ranks first in NBA history, Russell can't even come close.

On the offensive end, Durant forced a three-point shot and missed. Suddenly the rebound became a key point of contention.

Different from the situation just now, the people Tang Qian faces now are not George + Anthony. Hibbert + Noah, this true inside twin-tower lineup, can be said to be a powerful combination in terms of rebound protection and complement each other.

Can Tang Qian still get what he wants on offensive rebounds this time as usual?

It is indeed difficult.

Because Noah averaged 11+ rebounds per game this season, Hibbert also averaged 6+ rebounds per game. The two of them combined have a basic data of 17+. Not to mention the combined power. This is already considered top-notch in the league.

Inside combination.

Of course, compared with Tang Qian + Dwight Howard, they are still not on the same level.

But do you think Howard and Tang Qian will join forces?

When the two were teammates on the Lakers, they were always in conflict with each other, and they were always grudges against each other. How much more so when they were temporary teammates in the All-Star Game?

Howard didn't come over to help block the position at all, leaving Tang Qian to "fight" the two of them alone.

Aren't you awesome? Aren't you having explosive rebounds? Well, you can do it alone! I want to see how awesome you are!

How is it awesome? Isn’t it just that awesome?

Tang Qian didn't think about retreating or giving up at all. He immediately exploded and then moved quickly, trying to force his way into the Eastern All-Star team's basket to seize the "golden triangle." But neither Noah nor Hibbert were vegetarians.

They reacted quickly, and then they blocked everyone's position, leaving no room for Tang Qian to enter.

It's a really good top slot, but it can't stop me!

Tang Qian is now a "demigod" on the defensive end and rebounding, that is, he has everything that Chamberlain has at his peak. Of course, this also includes strength and tonnage. Although the offensive end does not have this effect, the defensive end and rebounding end

, but it is undoubtedly tyrannical.

Chamberlain's heaviest weight was at the end of his career, which was as high as 327 pounds. However, due to the shattering of his knees in 1969, his running and jumping ability is not as good as before (of course this is compared to himself). But the "demigod coming to earth" blessed by Tang Qian

"But it doesn't matter so much.

They are all at their peak! Just like Kobe now!

How much does Noah weigh? Around 240 pounds! Hibbert is considered strong, that is, 270 pounds, which is less than the standard of 280 pounds for a heavy center. And a person over 320 pounds is still invincible in strength, against two 240 to 270 pounds.

Man, this is not a disadvantage, but an advantage. Tang Qian once again felt the power of Chamberlain at his all-round peak.

He used his own strength to forcefully break the blocking position, and then quickly sat on his back, relying on "back sensing" to suppress Noah who wanted to reverse the blocking position. Well, don't forget, Tang Qian is now in full swing, and his condition is even more terrifying.
To be continued...