I'm not really a brutalist striker

Chapter 183 183. I have witnessed the twilight of "God of Basketball" and the rise of "Brutal Beast"...

The Eagles fell into a positional battle, and as soon as Suter received a pass from his teammate, the Knicks players would immediately step forward to double-team Suter.

He hung up two consecutive screens from the weak side and ran out to catch the ball, but failed to get an easy shot. As soon as he got the ball, Alan Houston let go of Jackson and rushed over, forming a pincer attack with Kurt Thomas in an instant.

This is the request of Knicks coach Wilkens. As soon as Suter touches the basketball, the players start to double-team. They would rather let others open to shoot than give Suter any chance to score.

Feeling the love from the Knicks, Suter gave the ball to Jackson, who made an open jumper from the middle distance on the left. 78:66.

Suter sent out his fifth assist in this game. His passing ability has become stronger and stronger, and his average assists per game have also gradually increased. It is no longer incredible to score double figures in a single game.

Once a star has the ability to attract opponents to double-team, he can easily send out assists, and teammates will get very good shooting opportunities, and the shooting rate is much higher than that of strong shots against defenders.

After scoring the goal, Jackson seemed to want to vent his personal emotions. While retreating to the backcourt, he cursed and said: "You bastard who can't even dribble steadily, don't think about it easily on me. Score, your defense is so weak in my opinion, I can blow you up with one hand!"

Alan Houston was very annoyed by Jackson's mouth, but he was too lazy to talk to him, so he could only use the off-ball screen to find opportunities to catch the ball, and then responded to Jackson's harassment with a goal.He knew that he would fall into Jackson's trap as long as he responded. This guy just wanted to interfere with his mentality in this way.

Stephen Marbury dribbled the ball across the half court, played a pick-and-roll in the middle and broke through to the wing to score the ball. Tim Thomas cut the ball and was blocked by Rasheed Wallace.

Cutting is not Tim Thomas' strong suit, but with Kurt Thomas almost completely locked out by Suter, he has to take on some jobs.

Faced with the interference of Rasheed Wallace's long arms, he could only hold up the basketball and look for teammates who came to meet him.It is impossible to force a strong attack. Suter, who is on the flank, has been eyeing him, and a rash force is likely to suffer a bloody cap.

Tim Thomas' passing vision is not bad, but the passing intention is too obvious.There was a mistake when he was going to pass the ball to Stephen Marbury who came to meet him, and Nash who followed him suddenly accelerated and reached out to steal it.

Nash's defensive ability is indeed hard to describe, but his ability to read defense is outstanding, and he can average 1.2 steals per game this season.With such obvious passing intent, Nash seriously doubts the guy is insulting his defense.

After stealing the ball, Nash quickly moved forward with the ball, and Suter and Kurt Thomas also started a defensive counterattack. Su Te was directly left behind.

Whenever there is a 3/4 sprint, fans can always see how fast Suter's counterattack can be.His explosiveness simply overwhelmed Kurt Thomas, establishing the lead with just one step, and widening the distance between the two.

Nash passed the ball on the left side of the court, Suter received the ball inside the three-point line and rushed to the basket, stepping on the penalty area line and gliding with one hand to score! 80:66.

"Roar!"

After landing, Su Te let out a roar, and kept beating his chest with his right fist. He really looked like a wild beast!
Knicks coach Wilkens once again asked for a timeout with helplessness.Suter's personal performance was too explosive, and this dunk even boosted the atmosphere of the Eagles' home court. If the Knicks are not suspended, they will easily be taken away by a wave of the game.

The commentator Mark Anderson shouted: "Today the Eagles will probably take the top five goals of the day again. The Vultures have staged several wonderful actual dunks, including the windmill dunk and Kurt Thomas' tomahawk dunk. .Counting this dunk, I think I can pick five best shots from Vulture alone."

Partner Tom Horvath laughed: "The counterattack speed of the vulture makes the Knicks feel desperate. As long as he rushes up, this guy is like a real court beast, and Radu can't hold that."

"Vulture played as a substitute for two full years in college, and his personal data is not too dazzling. Many people don't believe that Vulture suddenly awakened to talent after entering the NBA, but this is indeed an undeniable fact."

Since Suter became more and more popular in the NBA, the college coaches who had coached him also accepted a lot of interviews. With Suter's light, he followed him to rise, and it can be regarded as leaving a period in the NCAA league that can last a lifetime. The awesomeness.

Mark Anderson said: "The Vultures have already scored 43 points. So far in this quarter, they have scored 8 points and 1 assist. They are only 11 points away from breaking their personal scoring record. The Knicks' defense is so poor that they can only compete with the Hawks They have to find a way to adjust their defensive strategy, otherwise this round of the series is doomed."

Tom Horvath continued: "The vultures have locked in advance the best player in the first round of this year's playoffs. Although this is not an award, it is an honor for the vultures who have just entered the league for less than a year. It represents the recognition of his strength by the alliance and the outside world, and it also represents the terrifying talent hidden in Suter's body."

"If there were people from the outside world complaining for LeBron James before, thinking that James just didn't have such a good teammate with the Vulture in the Cavaliers, so his personal performance was not as good as the Vulture. Then since these people watched the live broadcast of this year's Eagles playoffs , No one has questioned the vulture's personal strength, and no one has compared LeBron James with the vulture."

"This is definitely the most suspenseful best rookie selection in NBA history. The vultures are not at the same level as other rookies. This is the case that the best rookie selection does not look at the playoff performance, otherwise the vultures will definitely Elected unanimously without any doubt."

LeBron James has great commercial value, but there is no suspense about the selection of this year's best rookie.Not to mention the possibility of Suter losing the rookie of the year, even if Suter's vote rate this season is not much different from that of LeBron James, fans will feel blush for the little emperor and question the fairness of the league's voting by the way.

Coach Wilkens replaced power forward Kurt Thomas and replaced DeMar Johnson, who moved faster, against Souter, playing a small lineup in an attempt to gain a chance.

The old Kurt was completely shattered by the young guy today. Apart from being invisible offensively, he also had no effect on the defensive end. It was almost like watching Suter put the ball into the basket with his eyes wide open, and then silently followed his teammates back and forth.

Demar Johnson is 91 meters tall and weighs 5.4 kilograms. He was originally a small forward.This season, he averaged 2 points, 0.5 rebounds and 37.1 assists per game, and his three-point shooting rate was [-]%, which is not bad. He is not a defensive striker.

The reason why Wilkens chose to push him to the fourth position to defend Souter was that Kurt Thomas couldn't keep up with Souter's movement speed, and staying on the court would not have a very obvious defensive effect. Try a player who is mobile and can space the floor on offense.

The only bad thing is that after Kurt Thomas left the court, the two Knicks currently on the court have poor ability to fight against the inside, and the level of protecting rebounds is even worse. It is easy for the Eagles to penetrate the defense against the inside.

But Wilkens can't take care of these problems now. Suter's strength makes him helpless. All substitutions and adjustments are just for experimentation. No matter whether it is effective or not, he has to make changes.

The Eagles did not make any substitutions, and they still started with the Five Tigers. It seemed that Mike Woodson was going to take the game away.

The Knicks attacked, and the "king of mid-range shooting" Alan Houston finally couldn't sit still. He played a pick-and-roll with his teammates in the high position and forced a breakthrough. After passing Jackson, he made a mid-range jumper. 80:68.

Alan Houston shot this ball cleanly, and it can even be said that it is too simple.It seems that the Knicks players are also aware of the crisis, and the pressure on them is huge, so the offensive end began to subconsciously pass the ball to the star, allowing the star to use individual singles to solve the problem.

The Hawks were attacking, and the timeout did not help the Knicks solve the problem. With the Hawks players passing the ball several times, the Knicks' defense still had loopholes.

Suter ran on the left and received a pass from Steve Nash outside the three-point line. DeMarre Johnson and Marbury immediately stepped forward to double-team.

Suter didn't stop receiving the ball, and made a fake move to the left to break through, and passed Demar Johnson who was chasing behind him with speed.He pulled the ball up in the three-second zone, took a big step with his left foot in the direction of Marbury, held the ball in both hands and made a fake pass in the opposite direction.Then he took a big step to the right while advancing with his right foot, changed direction and passed Stephen Marbury, who was struggling with defense, and easily picked the basket with his left hand to score.

At 82:68, Suter scored his 45th point in the game with the classic European step.

Since acquiring the passive skill Eurostep, this is the first time Suter has used it to break through double-teams in an actual combat match, and the effect is surprisingly smooth.It is estimated that even the local players who have been in the European league all the year round may not be able to perform more standard moves than Suter.

Standing under the opponent's basket, Suter turned his head and yelled at the Knicks bench. He was in a brave state today, and he responded to the game with unprecedented concentration. This feeling is really exciting.

In private, he often practices Eurostep breakthroughs, especially after acquiring the skill of the same name, Suter feels that using the Eurostep to pass people can enrich his offensive arsenal.

Just like the "Emperor" Embiid in the parallel world, the reason why he can play unparalleled offensive dominance is because his offensive methods are very rich, and he can use different methods to end the offense at any position on the field, allowing defensive players Don't know how to deal with it.

The key to the European step is not to hesitate, the offensive player must maintain a rational charge, if the speed is not fast, it will be difficult to knock down the opponent.

Of course, "Human Creeping Essence" Anderson is an exception. When this guy uses the Eurostep, the defensive players have already become confused-forced, and the slow movements also make the defensive players do not know how to start.

Mark Anderson sighed: "Wonderful European step layup! Although the vulture did not end with a dunk, the silky flexible movement is still very likely to be selected as the top five goals of the day. He passed two consecutive European steps. A defensive player, even Tim Thomas on the wing can't catch up."

Partner Tom Horvath said with a smile: "If Thomas came back to defend just now, the Knicks' penalty area would be empty. The Vulture only needs to pass a casual pass to assist his teammate in the dunk. The difference between the two is to defend the Vulture's layup. Someone else's dunk, it doesn't make any difference in terms of the outcome."

The Knicks attacked, this time Stephen Marbury did not choose to pass the ball, and directly broke through the basket outside the three-point line.Tim Thomas' screen successfully blocked Nash. After he got rid of Nash, he walked in the middle and accelerated into the penalty area, but was slapped by Suter, who was helping to defend from the flank, and slapped the ball to the backcourt. It was as strong as a volleyball court. head-on hat.

Stephen Jackson picked up the basketball on the left side to observe his teammates, and found that Suter was rushing forward at lightning speed, using his body to skillfully block Alan Houston's return defense, and Jackson quickly passed the ball to Suter.

The latter got rid of DeMar Johnson and received the ball at the free throw line. He took a big step and took off with one foot, turning his body 180 degrees in the air and dunking the ball in with one hand! "Bang!" 84:68!

Obviously, this offensive and defensive transition can also be selected as the top five goals of the day.Cap first and then dunk, Suter has achieved the ultimate in defensive counterattack, which can be called the counterattack ceiling of the active league.

DeMar Johnson weighed nearly 20 kilograms less than Suter. He thought that he, who was born as a small forward, must be faster than Suter. As a result, when he ran to the three-point line, Suter had already completed the spin in the air. 180 degree dunk.

When being replaced by head coach Wilkens, Johnson was worried that Suter would use his weight advantage to overpower him in the low post. He felt that as long as Suter didn't dig deep inside, he would definitely have no problem with him.Even if he barely falls into a disadvantage, he will not be ruthlessly beaten like Kurt Thomas.

DeMar Johnson has enough confidence in himself, but with the emergence of this defensive counterattack, Johnson realized how ridiculous his previous thoughts were. The gap between him and Suter is enough to span history.

In the case of weighing about 20 kilograms lighter than the opponent, he still couldn't run against the opponent.The most exasperating thing is that on the offensive end, Suter doesn't bother to use his low weight to force him, and he can kill him in one step with only explosive power. Johnson once had the idea that he was not worthy of playing in the NBA.

Years later, former NBA player DeMar Johnson said that about Suter in an interview.

"A lot of things happened in my short basketball career, but those memory fragments disappeared with the passing of the time train, and only a part of them has become a memory that I will never get rid of. I used to look up to I have witnessed the twilight of the "Basketball God" from my perspective, and I have also witnessed the rise of the "brutal beast" as a loser..."

(End of this chapter)