full court guidance

Chapter 219

After the start of the second quarter, the Suns' tactics did not change much.

Obviously D'Antoni believes that his tactics are correct. After the old Nelson fainted, the Warriors couldn't make the right adjustments at all.

Especially after seeing Horford playing instead of Harrington, D'Antoni smiled confidently.

This is completely just a matchup adjustment. No, to be precise, the direction of the Warriors' adjustment is completely wrong. Horford is a center, and Milicic is also a center. In front of the Suns' super fast offensive rhythm, the two big men, It's just a wooden stake!

The Warriors served from the bottom line, and the Suns didn't try to press. They directly chose to set up and wait for the Warriors to attack.

I was late and saw the posture of the Suns. I really wanted to make a full-court guided three-pointer. Unfortunately, the Warriors are too far behind in points. His backcourt three-pointers can only guarantee a maximum of 50% shooting. If he misses, the Suns The score can be opened again, so he can't afford to bet!

The most important thing now is the success rate, and strive to recover the score as soon as possible.

Slowly dribbling the ball across the half court, Horford played a pick-and-roll with Late directly outside the three-point line.

Stoudemire obviously didn't like this year's rookie. He didn't choose to follow him immediately, but continued to stand under the basket-he wanted to help defend Milicic. After all, Diaw was a tall point guard turned center. The orthodox center has a lot of disadvantages.

Bell bypassed Horford for the first time and caught up with the late.

Horford was released!
When he was late, he immediately took the ball and moved one step to the side, as if to shoot a three-pointer.

Stoudemire turned around and prepared to get stuck, and Bell also posted it to prevent late shots from being given a chance.

But being late was just a fake move. Seeing Bell coming up, he immediately chose to pass the ball.

Horford had found his position from beyond the arc and was comfortable receiving the late ball.

In the summer, he only practiced three-pointers at 45-degree angles on the left and right sides and at the top of the arc, and his shooting rate can reach about 70% when there is an open space.

At this time, it was time to show the results of hard training in the summer, and Horford chose to shoot without hesitation.

His touch is very good, the arc of the basketball is also high, and he can easily get into the net without interference.

After the goal, Horford gave a high-five to the late to celebrate, and immediately retreated.

This guy is too low-key, and he never does anything ostentatious on the court.

If it weren't for such a good habit, Stoudemire would not have ignored his existence.

But his three-pointer angered Stoudemire, you rookie, you dare to shoot a three-pointer under my defense (although I didn't defend it), don't you want to live?

So in the next attack of the Suns, Stoudemire took the initiative to ask for the ball.

As the second head of the team and the top superstar in the league, Stoudemire must respond.

Nash did the same thing. After passing the ball to Stoudemire, he pulled away from his teammates to watch him single out Horford.

The fans also instantly lifted their spirits. Today's first head-to-head match between the stars actually appeared between Stoudemire and the rookie?

Stoudemire's skills are very comprehensive, but his ability to handle the ball is not very strong, and he is not good at breakthroughs, and his offensive ability with the ball can only be considered average.

So when he got the ball and leaned back against Horford, he was a little dumbfounded.

Huh?
Basket-back technique doesn't seem to be something I'm good at?

How should I turn around?
He tried a few times, but found that Horford was not like a rookie at all, he was clinging to Stoudemire's body, performing intimate skinship.

Stoudemire was disgusted, I'm not gay!
So he decided to turn around and have a flirty show, so that the gay guy behind him can see how good he is.

His buttocks turned up, his feet twisted, and the thing behind him was still pushing against him?

And Horford, who was defending Stoudemire, was also a little taken aback.

What the hell?

Is this really the league's top superstar?

As far as the back-up technique is concerned, it is a bit rough, and it feels inferior to Darko.

Now Stoudemire is a little bit waxy, the ball stopped in his hands, and he still can't break through Horford's defense with his back.

Pass the ball out and try again?
I, Stoudemire, also have to face. Doesn't passing the ball mean admitting that I lost this heads-up?
I am a top superstar in the league, and my opponent is only a first-year rookie. Losing this time is equivalent to losing for a lifetime. Absolutely not!
So Stoudemire tried to make a back-up move again. Thanks to this guy who played in the league for several seasons, his back-up technique has grown from scratch, which can be regarded as a little improvement.

He made a gesture to pass the ball to Nash, but Horford didn't care at all, and he was dead against Stoudemire anyway.

But Stoudemire finally turned around at this moment, forcing a fallback jumper.

Horford immediately took off and stretched out his hands to interfere. Stoudemire's back movement was terrible, looking like an octopus with its teeth and claws.

"Di!"

The referee blows his whistle.

Horford made a defensive foul.

Poor Al Horford looked at the referee on duty with a puzzled look on his face. Did I wipe his body hair?Call this a foul?Even the star whistle can't be blown like this, this is the home court of our Warriors, and we are still far behind.

The referee was probably a little embarrassed. He didn't look at Horford, but just gestured.

Stoudemire got two free throw opportunities and couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.Damn, almost capsized in the gutter.

Both free throws were hit, and the Suns are still very efficient today.

Horford was very unconvinced, but his mentality was not bad, he was not too entangled, and continued to make offensive runs honestly.

When the Warriors attacked, they still followed the tactics arranged during the late intermission, and even Horford was pulled near the three-point line.

D'Antoni saw this scene with a smile on his lips.

Do you play outside offense?
Sean (Marion) and Raja (Bell) are both top perimeter defenders. Is it true that our Suns can achieve good results in this purgatory mode in the West just relying on running and bombing?
As soon as he dribbled the ball for halftime, Bell took the initiative to post it.

The formation of the Warriors is very interesting, late to control the ball near the midfield logo, Horford responds near the top of the three-point line, Roy and Jackson are at a 45-degree angle on both sides, and Milicic is standing under the basket.

This formation looks like a 131, which allows the Warriors players to have more room to move, and it also allows the Suns' defense to be pulled apart.Only a late super shooter with a range covering the entire court can stretch the Suns' defense so much.

The Suns' perimeter defensive ability is very strong, but after being late and tearing apart their defense, the Suns' defensive formation has also become chaotic.

Late took the ball a few steps forward and passed the ball to Horford.

Stoudemire suffered the loss of underestimating the enemy last time, so this time he had to follow him to the three-point line.

Horford didn't mess around, looked at Nash's position, and passed the ball to Jackson.

The original plan of the Suns was to use the pressure of Marion and Bell on the outside to protect Nash on the defensive end, so that he would not be so vulnerable to the impact of the Warriors players.

But being late stretched the formation too far, and such a plan fell through.

Nash had no choice but to post it.

Jackson is also a well-rounded guy, he is the most unique one in the Warriors, because he likes to pull up!
As we all know, being late is an annoyance when your teammates take shots.

Seeing Nash's defense full of loopholes, Jackson really wanted to pull one out, but he still held back, leaning on Nash with his back, pouted his butt, and played a single with his back!

Nash is really suffering. Jackson is a standard small forward, and he has an all-round advantage in physical confrontation. Isn't he bullying himself with his post-up singles?
Of course Jackson's post-up technique is not top-notch in the league, but at least he knows it, not to mention that he still has an overall advantage in physical fitness.

Why did the old hooligans rule the league back then? Didn't they rely on their explosive back-up singles skills?

So Nash found sadly that he really couldn't stand it!

What should I do if I can't stand the swelling?
Call a helper!

But looking at the outside line, Marion stared at Roy. This second-year rookie made an amazing 40.8% of his three-pointers last season. It is impossible to let him go.

The other Bell is far away, even if he wants to support now, he is powerless.

It is even more impossible for Milicic to let go of the basket easily, so the only choice left is Stoudemire!
Stoudemire was also in place, and immediately ran to help Nash.

Al Horford: Meow meow?
Do rookies have no human rights?
Just let me go?

Under the reminder of his teammates, Jackson saw Stoudemire rushing over, and immediately passed the ball to Horford who was emptied.

But Stoudemire had been prepared for a long time. When he saw Jackson passing the ball, he immediately chose to turn back.

Horford caught the ball and raised his hand. Out of the corner of his eye, he saw Stoudemire rushing over, and immediately threw the ball like a pot-oh no, it passed to the inside.

Milicic has been around the Suns rim for far too long.

He raised his right hand to catch the ball, and leaned against his back with the ball in both hands.

Because of the continuous pulling, it is impossible for Stoudemire to run back to the defense again, and other Suns players are even more powerless.

Milicic got a rare chance to single out inside!

It's time to show the real technology!

The words that the boss often said sounded in Milicic's heart, he dribbled the ball with his right hand to find the rhythm, and started a post-up single.

Is the True-Chinese Behemoth True Legend Shanghai Dance Skill Pack used?

I saw Milicic's right foot as the axis, his left foot lightly, turned to the right and cut the bottom line.

Dior suffers from a disadvantage in height, so he can only use his advantage in moving speed to interfere.

But this is just Milicic's fake move, he cut to the bottom line lightly, and a light left turn cut the middle.

Diaw has moved out of the way, and Milicic easily gets a shot at the basket.

Two-handed violence-layup!
Just when the audience thought that Milicic would complete a dunk to boost the morale of the team, Milicic actually chose to put both hands on the basket.

He couldn't help shaking his head when he was late.

Milicic is still young, and he is half a year older than James. Although he entered the league in 03 and is now in his fifth season, he is actually only 23 years old, and he still lacks a little experience.

Normally, being late always keeps teammates from dunking when they can layup, and try to avoid injury. Milicic takes it to heart, but now he really should dunk one to improve the morale of the team.

(End of this chapter)