full court guidance

Chapter 129 Inside Gate Canby
Camby looks down on Milicic from the bottom of his heart, especially after he won the block leader last year, many media praised him, saying that his ability on the defensive end is stronger than Yao Ming.

Such flattery is the result of intentional manipulation by the league. O'Neal has lost his dominance in the interior. With his height advantage, Yao Ming is unstoppable in the interior, and no one can limit him.

And he can't use shark-slashing tactics to limit like the peak O'Neal, and his free throw percentage is very high.

Coupled with the late appearance, the league has entered a very chaotic situation.

Tall inside players are worth a lot, and players with a high three-point shooting rate have also increased in value.

The league intends to take advantage of this period to create the last center forward, but Yao Ming is the only real super center in the league.

Last season, Yao Ming averaged 25.8 points and 11.2 rebounds per game. In the first few games of this season, Yao Ming performed amazingly. Although he lost his two best helpers, his scoring and rebounding numbers have been greatly improved. The data of 30+12 looks like an ancient monster no matter how you look at it.

The league also didn't want to see a Chinese rule the basketball court, so they made a big one out of the dwarfs. Camby became one of the most touted people in the media, and the other was Howard of the Magic.

When these two faced Yao Ming, there was no way to effectively limit Yao Ming's performance, but the media didn't care about the comparison of the data between the two.

Camby averaged 11.9 rebounds and 3.3 blocks per game last season, so many media boasted that his defensive ability is better than Yao Ming, because his average rebounds per game are higher than Yao Ming, and the number of blocks per game is also higher than Yao Ming.

But the truth of the matter is that last season, the Nuggets almost made the biggest joke in the history of the league. They ranked third in the Western Conference with their actual No.8 results in the Western Conference.

The reason for their poor performance is that the Nuggets have a big defensive problem. Camby is not a defensive core at all. Can play wonderful performances all the time.

Perhaps the only thing Camby is better than Yao Ming is that he can jump higher than Yao Ming.

It's a pity that Camby is mentally retarded. The touts arranged by the league made him really think that he is already a superstar. After receiving Anthony's pass, he kept muttering: "You are finished, you are dead."

After playing in the league for ten seasons, Camby has always been a rough guy with rough offensive skills, but he firmly believes that Milicic is just a garbage parallel import, and it is impossible to be an opponent of his gorgeous skills.

So he showed a tough attitude, playing back singles with the ball inside.

Milicic supported his buttocks, and was surprised to find that it didn't take any effort at all.

Is this the block leader last season?

Is this one of the best defensive players in the league?

But why do I feel that he is a piece of trash?

Milicic asked three questions about his quality, and was a little confused for a while.

Camby is 211cm tall, about the same height as Milicic, but the weight difference between the two is 30 pounds (approximately equal to 27 catties), which leads to a world of difference in the confrontation ability of the two.

Camby pushed twice and found that he couldn't stand it, so he decided to use his gorgeous footsteps.

He moves his left foot in a feint, then immediately turns to the right—walking.

It's a pity that today is the Nuggets' home game, and the referee didn't brag about it.

But his fake moves were too real. Milicic was completely deceived and didn't respond at all. Camby's movements were coherent, and he shot immediately after completing the fake moves.

As if Milicic had just reacted, he jumped up and slapped the ball down.

Camby was stunned for a moment, received the bounced ball, and immediately made a second attack. Another big slap came over, and Milicic blocked +2.

Milicic was stunned.

Huh?
where am i?
What the hell am I doing?
Why do I suddenly have two more blocks?

Hill grabbed the ball, this time without pushing to counterattack, passed the ball to Roy, and slowly dribbled the ball across the half.

Milicic was still a little confused, standing under the basket without moving.

Late went over and slapped him: "What are you doing in a daze, it's time to attack."

Milicic thought for a while, and while running forward, he asked in confusion: "The guy opposite just now wanted to use fake moves?"

"Well, that's right!" Late almost laughed out loud.

Camby's feints are so bad, they don't fool anyone but himself.

Milicic understood now that he was really not mistaken.

As soon as he entered the inside of the Nuggets, he scored the ball late.

Milicic looked at Camby, and for some reason, suddenly felt that Camby had turned into a green dollar bill, and his whole body seemed to have strength.

He dribbled the ball behind his back and squeezed, feeling in his heart: It's so light!
Two hits into the basket, and Milicic didn't have any fancy moves, so he pressed Camby so that he couldn't jump up, and easily completed the basket attack by himself.

This action is not fancy at all, but it is the embodiment of the basic skills of his many years of basketball career.

Now many jumpers in the NBA are omnipotent, but if they really want to have Milicic's skills on the offensive end, they really can't do it.

The old Nelson applauded non-stop on the sidelines, applauding Milicic's competitive state and basketball skills.

His teammates also smiled and came over to clap with him.

Milicic has never experienced this kind of feeling of being valued. When he was in the Pistons before, no matter how hard he tried, the response he got was always only cursing.

Great to play here!
The corner of Milicic's mouth curled up, he glanced at Old Nelson, and quickly returned to his own half.

Camby was obviously very unconvinced and asked for the ball inside again.

Anthony didn't give it this time. He put on a three-threat posture near the three-point line, but Hill's defensive ability is not weak, so Anthony failed to find a chance.

So Anthony gave the ball to Andre Miller, and Miller hit late with his big ass and started playing with his back.

This trick is also very simple and unpretentious, and it is really difficult for ordinary people to restrain him.

No merit for being late, just delaying Miller's time to get inside the three-point line.

Miller's three-point shooting rate is not high, and the score must be near the free throw line, and now there is a five-second violation rule for post-ups, which greatly limits Miller's endless post-up singles.

Seeing that he couldn't threaten the Warriors' rim, Miller passed the ball inside.

Camby once again showed gorgeous footwork and managed to deceive himself again. Fortunately, this time he was not blocked by Milicic, but his shot was very far away under the serious interference of Milicic.

Camby, who missed the ball, gave Milicic a hard look, as if he wanted to say a few harsh words to save face.

It's a pity that Milicic has no interest in looking at him. Although the time he played for the Pistons had a great negative impact on him, it also made it difficult for his mentality to be influenced by others.

The Warriors grabbed a defensive rebound and immediately counterattacked quickly. They were late to catch the ball two steps outside the three-point line. The Nuggets' defense immediately followed, and Anthony was about to run over to double-team.

After hitting the ground late and passing the ball to Hill, the veteran rushed to the basket in three steps and easily completed a dunk.

The Nuggets' offensive speed is also very fast, but their tactical coordination is relatively simple. Many times the ball is passed to Anthony and will not be passed again. It feels like Anthony is a black hole.

In fact, Anthony was just a fairly simple scorer, but he has more offensive methods, so when he first entered the league, he was dubbed an offensive kaleidoscope by many media.

But his style of play is actually not suitable to be the core of a team, because it occupies too much possession of the ball, and it is difficult to drive his teammates. He needs a strong passing master to partner with him and be able to handle the ball well. Only with the team's offensive rhythm can the Nuggets' performance be able to take off.

Anthony has been in the league for three years, and his strength has not improved significantly. In his rookie season, he used to faintly overwhelm James, but now he is no longer the opponent of James and Wade.

Fortunately, Anthony is in good condition today and feels pretty good. He hit a large two-pointer against Hill's defense.

The Warriors didn't hesitate, and immediately pushed the fast break again.

Hill played a pick-and-split ball on the outside and was late to the inside. Milicic faced Camby's defense again. A very simple fake action tricked Camby to take off with all his strength. Milicic ran into him to find a foul and completed a two-plus one.

Only Camby and those pseudo-fans who only know how to look at statistics believe that he is a defensive master. Camby pays too much attention to block statistics, which makes him like to jump when defending, and he is easily deceived by a fake move by his opponent. stand up.

Old Nelson saw that Milicic was in good condition today, so he immediately replaced Murphy and let Stephen Jackson play.

After experiencing the previous losing streak and being criticized by the media and fans, Jackson is still very honest and dare not mess around on the court.

After this substitution, the Warriors' offensive rhythm has become faster.

The Nuggets also fought fast with the Warriors.

Once the tempo picks up, it is easy to have loopholes in defense. He was late and got open shots many times, hit three-pointers in a row, and soon led the team to a big lead.

The entire league knows that late three-pointers are his most powerful weapon. Once his defense is neglected, he is likely to be hit by a wave of high scores.

After the first quarter, the Warriors led by 42 points 34:8.

The Nuggets are also very efficient today. Anthony is in excellent form and ignored Hill's defensive hits many times. Otherwise, the first quarter of this game may be wasted.

The second quarter was late and did not play. Nelson still did not arrange the team's defense and let the players focus on offense. This turned the game into a scoring battle. Milicic became the most eye-catching player on the Warriors' court players.

In the face of Camby's defense, Milicic has completely exploded on both ends of the offense and defense. This is touted by the league as one of the top defensive players in the league.

Especially on the offensive end, Milicic showed his solid skills at the basket and played Camby around.

(End of this chapter)