NBA Absolute Flood Dam

Chapter 397 Lethality

The king's Prince tactics, the first thing is to find a center.

That is to find Weber, if Weber succeeds.

The point guard gave the ball to Webber, cut back to the weak side, and opened up the Suns defense.

At the same time, Peja sank to the left corner, also opening up the Suns' defense.

In this way, Weber gets a chance to play singles.

Now, that's how it's done.

Webb got in the low post on the left wing, opened his hands for the ball, and Bibby passed it at the top of the key.

After Bibby passed the ball, he immediately cut back from the top of the arc to the right wing.

His anti-cut is full speed, forcing Marbury to follow up with all his strength, which is also Prince's tactical requirement.

At the same time, Doug Christie on the right-wing three-point line moved to the top of the arc at full speed, forming a dislocation back run with Bibby.

Reverse running is Prince's standard. While tearing apart the opponent's defense, it can often form a very effective pick-and-roll and run a lot of open positions.

Meanwhile, Peja sinks to the left corner and Battier follows.

The Suns defense was pinned down and pulled apart, unable to double-team Webber in the low post on the left wing.

As a result, Weber got the chance to single Li Ba.

As soon as Weber received the ball, he immediately turned from his back to his side, with his left arm against Li Ba, grabbing the ball with one hand and raising it like an open wing.

At this time, Kings shooting guard Doug Christie had just run from the right wing at the top of the arc, and Joe Johnson followed up.

Line defense, Joe Johnson stood in front, facing the strong side, and stared at Webber, the ball holder.

There is a saying in Prince tactics, or a motto, stare at your opponent and don't turn your head, otherwise your back door will be exploded.

Joe Johnson just turned around and stared at Webber in the low post, and Doug Christie immediately started, bypassed his back, and rushed directly to the basket from the top of the arc.

This is called going through the back door.

Everyone was pulled apart, from the top of the arc to the basket, unimpeded.

Webber raised his right arm with one hand and passed the ball to the paint.

The moment he dropped the ball, Li Ba turned around.

Pressing Weber's waist with his right hand, he gained an acceleration, accelerated to start the first step, and rushed into the paint area in one step.

"Snapped!"

Doug Christie took one step into the paint and got the ball.

But at this moment, he saw Li Ba back on defense.

This is the most terrifying rim protector in the league right now. He doesn't have any desire to single out, and instinctively follows the tactical requirements, and he directly passes the ball back to Webber.

"squeak!"

Li Ba stepped on the floor with one foot, and at the same time as he stopped suddenly, he drew his right hand backhand to the right, and the instinctive reaction of the fly catching on the right wing broke out.

"Snapped!"

The basketball was pulled straight off the court.

Li Ba shook his head, his nerve reaction speed is still a bit slow, otherwise he only needs to react one-tenth of a second faster for this kind of ball, and he can complete the steal, grab the ball directly, and thus win the ball. To this ball.

The Kings attack with 12 seconds left.

Serving from the left line, Doug Christie threw to Bibby, who dropped back to the center line. After a few dribbles, the latter passed to Brad Miller in the high post.

Miller doesn't have much singles ability in the low post. His offensive ability is mainly a frontal mid-range shot.

In the high position, he has good shooting ability and coping ability.

In the future of this season, after Webber is traded, he will replace Webber as the offensive axis of the point center, but the position is not low, but high.

For Miller, not for Webber, it is a tactical change this season. The Kings are preparing for the trade of Webber and giving Miller time to adapt.

At this time, Marion defended Miller closely.

Other Kings players interspersed and ran, including Webb.

Although Webber is an inside player, he doesn't actually have many inside offenses. In his career, his shots at the basket accounted for only 25%, and the most shots accounted for were two points from far away, 36.2%.

This time, he ran directly to the left-wing three-point line.

Li Ba has a headache.

This is why the Suns had a bad record against the Kings, because everyone in the Kings can shoot outside and pass the ball. If Li Ba follows, the advantage in the paint will be lost.

It's useless to switch defenses, because everyone withdraws to fight and evacuates the penalty area. It's useless to change which one you have to follow.

Li Ba followed up.

At this time, on the right wing, Bibby and Peja suddenly ran back in a dislocation. When passing by, Bibby suddenly blocked Battier's body, forming a pick-and-roll.

Peja immediately changed direction and cut into the paint.

Marbury was also a little caught off guard, and he didn't keep up with the switch, and Peja appeared vacant.

He is famous for his long-range shots, and his three-point shooting rate is as high as 40%, but he only averages 2.2 three-pointers per game, and the rest is mainly mid-range shots and layups.

Just as he cut into the paint from the right elbow, Miller passed the ball high up.

After receiving the ball, facing the unguarded penalty area, Peja took two strides and made a direct layup and hit a goal.

It was too late for Marion to come back from the high post.

The Kings had been bothering him for a season, and Frank scratched his head while discussing countermeasures with defensive coach Ron Adams.

"Switch defenses. When Miller is in the high post, the Hammers defend; when Webber is in the low post, the Hammers defend. Prince's playmaking center has only two positions, one low and one high, so no matter who the Kings are As support, the hammer will guard against anyone. If Webb withdraws, he is just a simple pitcher, not a big threat." Adams said.

Frank nodded, doing his best.

The Suns attack at this time.

Li Ba is still in the basket.

Marion retreated to the right flank, taking Weber away.

"It's not easy for the Suns to play against the Kings, but now that the Hammers mainly play at the basket, and Marion can withdraw to play again, the Kings are also uncomfortable!" Zhang Lili said.

Before finishing this sentence, Marbury passed the ball directly to the basket.

The quality of the white center Miller is far inferior to that of Li Ba. It is too difficult to defend the latter alone, and it is impossible to restrict him enough.

Under the basket, Li Ba was dragged by Miller with one hand, but he still raised his hand by more than a foot. He caught the ball with one hand with his right arm and directly caught the dunk.

"boom!"

One-arm heavy dunk, the basket trembled violently.

"Di!"

The whistle sounded, Miller pulled the man and added a free throw.

"It's not easy to play, Miller's second foul!" Yu Jia said excitedly.

"This is a situation that the Kings didn't encounter last season. The Hammers didn't play like this last season. They all went to the low post on the wings. Even if they scored a few points, they were not threatening at all on the offensive end. This is also Li Ba. The ability that has been lacking in the season, what ability, the ability to draw fouls, is also called lethality. Although the Hammer's average per game is not a little more than last season, the meaning is different and the lethality is different." Zhang Lili laughed.

"That's right, what Teacher Zhang said is reasonable. When the hammer hits the basket hard, the lethality will come out immediately, and the effect will be immediate." Yu Jia laughed.

Before the penalty was added, Miller was replaced by a substitute striker, 206 cm, 112 kg Darius Sangueira.

In the missed penalty, Weber grabbed the rebound, and the Kings attacked and returned to the tactical play with Webber as the center.

(End of this chapter)