I'm not really a brutalist striker

Chapter 174 174. History No.1!50+ triple-doubles in a single game!

In fact, the twin-tower tactics arranged by coach Terry Porter are quite strong.Joe Smith is highly mobile and can defend fast-moving insiders. Brian Skinner is heavy and can defend powerful insiders.

The inside twin towers composed of these two can guarantee that they will not lose the wind against most teams.

Defensively, two tall inside players can do a good job of deterring offensive players and blocking shots in the penalty area.On the rebound, the rebound control of the two big men is much better than that of the small lineup.

On the offensive end, although the Twin Towers lineup cannot launch a counterattack to the frontcourt immediately, they can hold high and play high with their height advantage, helping the team get easier low-post single-handed opportunities.

It's a pity that any lineup must have flaws. The flaw of the twin-tower lineup is that the defensive speed is slow, and the opponent is afraid of playing a desperate defensive counterattack.No matter how fast a big player moves laterally, he is not as fast as a guard, except for Suter's animal, of course.

If the opponent's offensive players are not only fast but also shoot accurately, then the cumbersome twin-tower lineup is indeed a bit fatal.

There must be a man with strong mobility in the twin towers, which is why Terry Porter uses Joe Smith and Brian Skinner to partner inside.

However, Suter's speed doesn't look like an insider at all, and many defenders are not as fast as him.Even if Joe Smith is not as mobile as Suter, he still struggles to defend.

If the Bucks want to achieve better results, they must strengthen the interior this summer, otherwise, even if Kenyon Martin, Jermaine O’Neal and Eddie Curry meet the Bucks in the playoffs, they can also rely on their personal abilities. Blast the Bucks inside.

Kenny Smith said with a smile: "The Vulture made two consecutive mid-range shots and scored his 47th point. The difference between the two sides is still 7 points. Terry Porter did not make any substitution adjustments. The Twin Towers spent a lot of time together today. Short, both of them are on the court at the same time to defend against shooting. The Bucks should be to strengthen the defense of the penalty area, but now the vulture's shooting touch is starting to heat up, which is not good news for the Bucks."

Charles Barkley said: "When Suter and Rasheed Wallace are paired inside, the Eagles' defense in the penalty area is really not very strong. These two people are a bit thin, and the defensive power inside will be at a disadvantage. See This play, Brian Skinner got the ball on the right side again."

Brian Skinner hit Rasheed Wallace several times in a row in the low post. In this defensive round, Suter took the initiative to signal to switch defenses. It was up to him to meet Skinner, who was feeling hot today.

Faced with Suter's low-post defense, Skinner also wanted to turn around and shoot with his strength advantage as in the previous two rounds.But when he slammed into Suter with his body, the expression on Skinner's face instantly became wonderful, including shock, confusion, and disbelief.

You know, Skinner's weight this season can reach a staggering 255 pounds.As a result, at the moment of physical confrontation between the two, Skinner found that he could not stand against Suter at all. The latter stood motionless in the penalty area, and he did not even move his feet.

The unbelievable Skinner turned around and hooked this time and missed Souter's defensive interference, and the rebound was picked off by Souter with amazing bounce speed.

Since obtaining the badge of the power of the boulder, Suter's current low-level power has become very powerful.Although it is still very difficult to defend against tanks like "Shark" O'Neal, it is still no problem to deal with Brian Skinner.

It's just that when Suter's defensive end reaches the fifth position, he can't pull out to help defend in other positions, so Suter rarely switches defenses with Rasheed Wallace on the court.If it weren't for Brian Skinner's shooting touch today, Suter still prefers to stand on the periphery and look for opportunities.

Joe Smith didn't rush to grab the offensive rebound, but returned to the backcourt for the first time after a high pass.The Bucks players have been frightened by the eagle's mad dog-like defensive counterattack, and they don't want Suter to continue scoring through offensive and defensive transitions.

Joe Smith tried his best when defending, but he couldn't steal Suter's dribble, because Suter's dribbling attributes are not bad, as long as he is careful, he will rarely be intercepted by inside players.

As soon as Suter got the ball, Rasheed Wallace went outside the three-point line to play a pick-and-roll. Suter chose to break through from the left again. This time Brian Skinner stood on the outside and actively tried to interfere shoot.

This side is the weak side, with Nash, Derek Anderson and Jackson opening up space on the right side to attract defense.Suter is not only an offensive method of mid-range shooting. After the pick-and-roll, there is still plenty of room to break through and kill the penalty area.

Suter lowered his center of gravity very low, dribbled the ball with his right hand and gave it to his left hand, and then dribbled the ball with his left hand, turned around and sprinted past Brian Skinner.Joe Smith was going around the screen from the outside, and when he found out, he couldn't catch up with Suter.

The dunk king, Mason, retreated to the basket in time to defend. Suter didn't dunk, and when he was about to hit Mason's body, he passed the ball from his side to the right corner in the air.

In the Eagles' tactical system, Stephen Jackson has always been fixed in the bottom corner.After catching the ball, he got a good opportunity to make a free shot, and he shot a three-pointer without thinking, "Shua", the ball went in!
94:85, Suter sent out his ninth assist.

Terry Porter requested a timeout, and Suter could drive the team's offense without scoring. The three goals after the opening of the final quarter were all related to him.Terry Porter's first adjustment was to overturn his previous lineup arrangement, replacing Joe Smith with the energetic Toni Kukoc, and continuing to play a small lineup.

Even though his defensive efficiency is a bit poor tonight, his offensive awareness is outstanding.He is also more flexible than Joe Smith when defending against pick-and-rolls.

Although this arrangement will make the Bucks' defense in the penalty area worse, but Joe Smith only has the role of rebounding today, and the offensive end is too soft, so it doesn't make much sense to stay on the court.He previously made 6 of 1 shots, 2 of 1 free throws, only scored 3 points, 6 rebounds and 1 block, and tied for the highest 4 fouls in the team.

The Hawks did not make substitutions. Mike Woodson didn't care about strengthening the defense. He was satisfied with the team's offense.During the timeout, he just praised Souter on the sidelines, encouraging the players to continue to play like this, and use offense to completely defeat the Bucks.

Damon Jones and Brian Skinner played a pick-and-roll in the middle, attracting Nash to chase and pass the ball to Skinner who cut in the middle.

Skinner's personal performance tonight was very brave, but this time he hit the basket under the double-team of Rasheed Wallace and Suter. No matter how big he is, he can't force a shot.

Brian Skinner passed the ball from close range to the dunk king Mason in the low post on the right.Mason didn't shoot directly on the spot, and took a step to the inside before throwing the shot. As a result, the ball went out of the frame under the interference of Suter's turn, and the rebound was grabbed by Rasheed Wallace.

Mason's offensive ability in the low post is not bad, but the floater is not his regular offensive weapon.No matter how you look at this shot, it seems a bit hasty. It is not so much that Mason is adapting to changes, it is better to say that Mason did not dare to force a dunk on Suter's head.

Mike Woodson stood on the sidelines and applauded the players. This is his basketball philosophy, and offense is the best defense.The Eagles' offense made the Bucks mess up and was forced to replace the two-tower lineup with a height advantage, giving the Eagles the upper hand in rebounding.

This season, Rasheed Wallace's average rebound data also created a career high. He averaged 34 rebounds in 9.1 minutes per game, of which 2.6 were offensive rebounds.This also has something to do with Rasheed Wallace being forced to the fifth position.

On the defensive end, Suter often assists defenders, and it is difficult to guarantee that he can rush back to the penalty area in time every time.So the task of protecting the backcourt rebounds fell on Rasheed Wallace. He didn't have to rush to make a fast break, he only needed to protect the rebounds and send the pass as soon as possible.

In the positional battle, Suter ran to catch the ball, and Rasheed Wallace pulled out to cover again.This time Suter attracted Brian Skinner's defense and did not break through from the left, but dribbled the ball outside to open up space.

He used the width of the court to move laterally and dribble the ball to the middle, distanced himself from the defender and passed a lob to Rasheed Wallace who cut inside after the screen.He handled the ball very smartly. When Brian Skinner turned around to chase Wallace, he couldn't block the pass, let alone stop Wallace from hitting the basket with the ball.

Suter's passing inspiration still comes from his teammate Steve Nash, and the two often use the lob after the pick-and-roll.He and Nash mainly rely on air cuts to score in the pick-and-roll. Nash can pass the ball to him in many ways, and the reverse hang is just one of them.

As the saying goes, applying what you have learned is the kingly way. Whoever said that power forwards can't launch pick-and-rolls with the ball.He withdrew the ball and then passed the high ball one after another, which can have an unexpected effect, and also put the defender in a dilemma. He doesn't know how to grasp the distance on the defensive end.

Rasheed Wallace jumped up to catch the ball, grabbed the basket with both hands and dunked the ball violently. It was too late for Mason to defend this time.

At 96:85, Suter sent out his 10th assist in this game. While tying the new high of assists in a single game, he also successfully won the data of the Big Three!

Rasheed Wallace clapped his hands with Suter to celebrate when he returned to defense, and the home fans even applauded their cooperation.

Many fans feel that the Bucks can no longer win this game, and they just want to watch the excitement. The 11-point difference seems not much, but the Eagles firmly grasped the rhythm of the game and played very well. Both offense and defense caused fatal blows to the Bucks.

The Bucks attack, and it's Damon Jones and Skinner playing the pick-and-roll again.

Damon Jones made a breakthrough from the left to lean on Rasheed Wallace, trying to win a foul through physical confrontation.He is still very smart to play, and he used this method to create a foul on Wallace in the third quarter.

But this time Wallace was not fooled. He raised his hands and followed Damon Jones all the way to the basket, and the movements of his hands were very clean.Damon Jones didn't have a chance to make a phone call and could only score the ball to the baseline. Michael Reed received a pass from an air cut on the right and forced a layup that caused a foul by Derek Anderson.

The Bucks are in urgent need of scoring now, and Michael Reid, as the head star, is under a lot of pressure.I don't care whether I will be knocked to the ground if I forcefully break into the penalty area. Anyway, Reid only has the basket in his eyes now.

Walking to the free throw line and taking a deep breath, Michael Reed made two free throws steadily under pressure. 96:87.

In the Eagles battle, Nash first played a pick-and-roll with Suter in a high position, attracted the defense and then passed the ball to Stephen Jackson who was running and responding.

Jackson's passing awareness is very good. Seeing the Bucks' defensive formation, Jackson quickly transferred the ball to Suter on the left.Because Suter is facing Desmond Mason, who is nearly ten centimeters shorter than himself, he has an obvious height advantage when holding the ball in the low post.

He took the ball and squeezed Mason away with his shoulders and wanted to force a dunk. Mason saw that he couldn't stand it and had to foul early. Even if he sent Suter to the free throw line, he was determined not to give him a chance to dunk easily.

97:87, Suter made two free throws on the free throw line and scored his 48th point.

After the timeout, the Bucks did not recover the disadvantage and bite the score, but were further expanded by the Eagles.

Terry Porter doesn't know how to adjust himself now, should he replace Tony Kukchi immediately and put the Twin Towers back?

Doing so is tantamount to admitting in disguise that his tactical adjustment just now was a mistake. Even if the situation is wrong, Potter can't slap himself in the face.

And what if you replace Kukoc, who else can you replace?If Van Horn and the Eagles have been fighting for offense, Suter may score a 60+ stat today.Replaced by Joe Smith, also unable to prevent Suter, the offensive end is useless.

Even if Souter is lucky enough to use double-team tactics, the Eagles still have other players who can score, and there is no possibility of any reversal of the situation.Now Terry Porter has experienced the cruelty of the playoffs. The Hawks have too many scoring points. The coach racked his brains and it is impossible to completely limit it. He can only try to do one thing better.

The Bucks attacked and Desmond Mason finally scored.He cooperated with his teammates in the pick-and-roll, and made an emergency stop and jump shot from the left. Suter's defensive interference was in place. This was not a good shot choice, but luck was obviously on Mason's side. "Shua", 97:89.

The Eagles attacked, and this time Nash and Rasheed Wallace played a pick-and-roll and broke through from the left, leading away Brian Skinner, who stayed in the penalty area to defend.

Suter slipped to the bottom line under Stephen Jackson's off-ball cover on the right, and went to the basket to receive a pass from Nash.He did not choose to dunk, but showed a backhand layup after showing a giant loop at the basket. While avoiding Desmond Mason chasing and blocking behind him, he also forcibly saluted a wave of "Dr. J" Julius Erwin's tie rod of the century.

99:89, Suter scored his 50th point in the game.

While tying the career scoring record in a single game, he also became the first player in NBA history to score a 50+ triple-double in the playoffs!
(End of this chapter)