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Chapter 252 Curry and Erha

The first-year defense was poor.

This is caused by many reasons, such as the lack of major generals in the interior, such as the loose position caused by overly efficient sports warfare, and the average height of the outside line and the conversion rate.

There are no perfect tactics in the world, let alone a team that has just practiced for a day. If the two teams play seven games, the rookie team may not win a game.

But there is only one rookie competition, and there is only one first-year status, what if a miracle happens!
Curry is very hard-working, he is very hard-working to make a glimmer of light, the elementary school students have been aggrieved for too long, he does not have the domineering James like to directly kill Monta Ellis and manage himself, even if the troubles have reached this point, the Warriors must The laughingstock of the entire league, Curry still holds out his last hope that he can play well with Monta Ellis instead of forcing the team to choose one of the two.

But the pressure will accumulate. In this All-Star game, Curry couldn't bear it anymore, and he showed his fangs.

And when the elementary school students showed their fangs, 35 to 32, the first grade miraculously bit the score. In the first quarter, Curry made 4 consecutive three-pointers and scored 13 points!
Harden and Jennings also performed well, and sports warfare is the tactic that best reflects the characteristics of these players.

They are young, they are full of vigor!
In the past two years, the league's draft has begun to deviate from the past. From the traditional selection of power insiders, the supplement of defense and combat power, it is gradually changing to the offensive ability of speed and skill-based outsiders.

Times are changing, and so is basketball. More possessions, easier free throws, and rookie teams that excel in the first round.

And Curry, who is the strategist, was even more elated, but unfortunately there was nothing to do with Curry in the second quarter, because Curry was not stupid, and the second grade was beaten by them in the first quarter. If Bo is caught off guard, they will definitely stabilize the situation soon and then slow down the pace. Under such circumstances, Curry's cost performance is not high. Besides, he is not a physical monster like McGee and needs a rest.

Sure enough, the second-year team began to take more initiative in the second quarter.

When the two sides fell into position, McGee and the others physically shielded Billis from making trouble, and the rhythm finally slowed down. More importantly, McGee chose the same style of play as Curry in the second quarter.

It's just that Curry is shortening the tactical round, McGee is lengthening the round, and then he and Kevin Love will wreak havoc inside.

The second-year insiders have a natural advantage, and the first-year can't get an advantage on the rebounds at all, so let's not have an advantage, McGee and Love, the first-years have difficulty touching the rebounds, and it is completely normal for them to run away when they are beaten.

Seeing that the first grade was going to be passive, interim coach Curry decisively called a timeout and then changed his tactics.

Back on the court, when Harden made a shot in the first grade this time, Blair actually pulled out and got stuck!

Looking at the complete vacuum under the basket, most of the audience thought that the first-year kids had finally gone crazy, but they still bit the score. Harden is now feeling hot, and he is playing desperately. Life pays the most painful price.

Although everyone is playing against their bosses, their bosses are not at the same level as McGee in terms of severity.

You've put your life to the test, if you win, forget it, if you lose, then you really can't be reconciled to closing your eyes!

Lovedon made 5 of 3 three-pointers in the second quarter, and Evans even started mid-range shots and gave up his good layup and made 7 of 4 shots.

Although the point difference was very unstable, the first grade showed no sign of losing. They were still fighting desperately. With Jennings' 7-of-1 rubbish feeling finally picking up, the first grade took three shots in shifts and tied the score alive!
No matter how bad the rebound is, as long as the shot is accurate enough, the pressure can be smoothed out.

As for McGee's firepower suppression, Curry is also ready, anyway, the ready-made cute board is useless.

The offensive McGee was fouled by Harden, and Michael Billis on the second-year bench laughed.

You have today too!
The first-year rounds are shorter, the shots are more, and the offense is faster, which allows them to persevere even when the interior is completely sacked. Although it is a loss, because they are not at the same level as the second-year in terms of exercise, it is difficult to maintain this The rhythm was full of the audience, but it was eye-catching enough. In these two quarters of the game, they were defeated.

Especially Harden and Curry, they are not as mature as Evans, but they have more possibilities.

The halftime break of the Rookie Challenge is very long, because there is a slam dunk contest and a skill competition.

In the first-year locker room, Daintree looked at the first-year combination covered in sweat but with shining eyes, and his eyes wandered over Curry and Harden.

There are a lot of outstanding lads, and Jennings and Evans can be regarded as the best ones. But after shopping around, Curry and Harden have gradually become the core of the first grade. Curry has a charm that can make teammates feel better. The more he fights, the better his charm. Even if many first graders don't like him, as long as he fights, it's not a loss. Even now, Jennings and Evans don't have such deep malice towards him.

Then there is Harden, the overall quality of this guy is the best among this group of people, especially the thick-skinned and steady hand, just now he forcibly pulled his team boss head-on, the coach looked scared for him, but this guy was willing to fight , It turned out to be no psychological burden at all.

Well, not only is there no psychological burden, Harden is simply broken.

After Curry arranged the tactics, he began to popularize his JDZ style of play. In his words, the lethality of this thing is doubled, and the score is the same, but it only takes six times to kill a superstar.

Absolutely good tactics, bah, good technique!
But it's a pity that things are good things, but the friends in the first grade refused to give him this face, and no one learned from him.

The main reason is that everyone is still young and needs face.

As the game progressed, the rookie team's cooperation has become more and more proficient. They are still using that style of play. Curry invented this desperate style of play. As long as the first-year shots are accurate enough, the second-year may capsize in the gutter !

It's just that the first grade is full of enthusiasm, but the second grade is also sharpening their swords under the leadership of McGee.

Game time is over!
The second half of the game began, and the rookie team continued to be crazy. Curry, Jennings, Harden, Evans, and Blair had a five-year-old lineup of death.

In the second grade, bolder changes were made.

Point guard McGee, shooting guard Rose, small forward Mayo, power forward Gordon, and center Gallinas.

The configuration of the second grade is a bit confusing, but before everyone's brains fly for a while, McGee has already passed the LOGO and directly pulled a three-pointer!
And the four vicious dogs he led rushed towards the inside line one after another.

The first grade of this ball is really a bit unresponsive, but everyone is still waiting for the basic rebound. Well, the rebound is indeed there, but Gordon, who was rushed over, snatched a short pass to Rose, and the second grade scored.

The rookie team was about to play fast break, but was soon surprised to find that McGee had shrunk back to the defense.

Gasping, Curry and Erha, who are familiar with McGee, already understood what he was going to do. McGee was going to defend the first grade alone, and he wanted to force them to give up the three-pointer!

Offensive firepower is a first-year advantage, and the marksman's high-speed attribute turns this advantage into a winning point.

But as soon as McGee stood in the defensive zone, he directly put a lot of pressure on the first grade, because their biggest problem has now come out.

That is, the instability of the three-pointer!
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