NBA villain

Chapter 75 Unexpected Progress

"When did he know this trick!" Head coach Stan Van Gundy straightened out his big belly, and his glasses almost didn't fall off in fright.

"I can't believe it." Walker and Spoelstra also looked at each other, both in amazement.In daily training, Yang Di focuses on rebounding, defending with the ball and assisting in blocking shots. I have never seen him practice dribbling and other offensive training. At most, he is even making free throws.

But just looking at Yang Di's beautiful low-position turning movement just now, it is simply an extremely skillful movement!

"Should he be able to do it?" Spoelstra laughed dryly. After all, young people have some unexpected progress, don't they?

The fans didn't think there was anything wrong with it. There are definitely not a few players in the NBA who can make this kind of turn around. However, Yang Di's last straight up and down dunk is very exciting, with a sense of direct sight from a helicopter.

Cheers that were louder than boos sounded, and many neutral fans began to change their attitudes. No matter how black Yang Di was, at least he was remarkable on the court.

This slam dunk boosted the momentum of the Heat, the players were excited, and they were highly motivated to defend.

21 to 17, Arenas held the ball at the top of the arc.

Power forward Jared Jeffries and center Kwame Brown ran out at the same time, one in front of the other in the high position to set up a pick-and-roll for Arenas. Arenas dribbled the ball and made a feint to the right to pretend to break through. Suddenly, the front of the body changed sharply to the left, and with the help of Kwame Brown's pick-and-roll, he took a step away from Alston.

Stepping on the three-point line, Yang Di looked directly at Arenas.

The latter suddenly stopped, the sneakers under his feet made a violent friction sound on the floor, his knees sank slightly, and his body in a hurry suddenly stopped!
"Shoot!" Yang Di, who had retreated two steps to defend, suddenly reacted, and jumped out to defend on the spot.

Arenas shot very fast in the air. Before reaching the highest point, the basketball was thrown by him like a hot potato. Rao Yang Di raised his hand to defend very fast, and there was no time to interfere.

The audience seemed to have Yang Di's ball at his fingertips, but in fact, at best, he was disturbed in his heart.

"Shh!"

The tumbling basketball accurately penetrated the net, 21 to 20.

That's what the league's smaller scorers can do.Yang Di felt a little frustrated. After several games, he still lacked experience in the defense of these little guys. The little guys would always use some unimaginable moves to end the offense. Some swingmen were simply unreasonable.

"Trauma-type players are like this. It's a good goal to score, but it's embarrassing if you don't." Butler said casually, and then called Yang Di to rush to the frontcourt to attack.

Yang Di put away his mind, hurried to the front court, and concentrated on the court.

Kwame Brown is a silent person. This player with the halo of the top high school student in the Wizards seems to have been polished without edges and corners in the past two years, and he is silent.

When silence met silence, Yang Di didn't bother to speak.

Malik Allen screened for Alston in the pick-and-roll, Yang Di spread his feet in the elbow area and made a wall, and Caron Butler went out to catch the ball from his side with an off-ball screen.

The quality of the screen is average. After Butler received the ball, the defender was still following him. He dribbled the ball with his left hand and leaned on Larry Hughes to break through to the inside.

At this time, Yang Di went down and there was no room to pass the ball, so Butler secretly raised his elbow to push away Larry Hughes.

Larry Hughes suffered pain and took a step back. Butler, who got a little space, made a jumper on the spot and made the ball.

"Crap, it's a foul, referee!" Larry Hughes ran to serve the baseline ball, and made a gesture of elbowing the referee at the baseline, very dissatisfied.

The referee ignored him, and the Heat had retreated to defense.

The Wizards still handed over the ball to Arenas, and Larry Hughes, the winger, ran out and took the initiative to ask for the ball to attack. To Larry Hughes.

The wing Larry Hughes attacked with the ball and tried to test Caron Butler's defense.

Two seconds later, he suddenly took a big step on the right side, and the ball moved with the person, pulling the ball to the right side to force a breakthrough. The speed and pace were very fast, and one step took the advantage of the breakthrough party.

Butler stepped back, Larry Hughes leaned over, and charged like a cheetah, even faster!
Breakthrough is a great weapon for him to survive in the NBA. Larry Hughes and Arenas complement each other in style. As backcourt partners, the short one likes to shoot, while the tall one likes to break through.

The jersey fluttered, and Larry Hughes forced his way to the inside along the right side. After Caron Butler lost his position, Malik Allen stepped forward to make up for it.

Larry Hughes flew up after taking the first step in three steps, and there was a confrontational collision with Allen in the air.

Then he made a layup with a low hand and ran to the board at an angle.

"boom!"

It hit the rim and bounced off. Kwame Brown didn't compete for the offensive rebound. Yang Di judged the landing point, moved a step to the left and took off, easily picking off the rebound.

Alston held the ball in a high position, and the Heat were still 23 to 20, and the time entered the last minute.

After a while, Butler transferred the ball to Malik in the low post. Malik slammed the opponent's power forward with his back in the low post, and turned around and missed the hook.

The rebound was taken away by Larry Hughes who rushed in and quickly dribbled forward.

In the process of advancing, Yang Di and Butler put pressure on Larry Hughes at the same time. Larry Hughes stopped after reaching the three-point line and waited for his teammates. Yang Di retreated to defend Kwame Brown at the same time. .

Larry Hughes transferred to Arenas.

Arenas likes to break through at the top of the arc. After a step, he jumps to the right, uses the pick-and-roll to make a Buddha move, and then moves to the left for a jumper.

Missed, Yang Di turned around and rushed to grab another rebound.

The TV commentator who broadcast the game in Miami said with a smile: "With Yang Di's rebounding skills, he is enough to win a stable playing time. He is really a good guy."

After being turned around once by Yang Di, Kwame Brown began to be wary of Yang Di's strange move.

In fact, Yang Di didn't want to attack independently at all. He knew that his offensive efficiency was not high. Also won't go for a low turn attack.

At the end of the first quarter, Yang Di had 2 points and 2 rebounds.

When Yang Di walked off the field, many people still looked at him with strange eyes, especially the two assistant coaches, as if they had discovered a new world.

"The guy had absolutely no training in that," said trainer George.

Everyone still couldn't get enough of his slam dunk after turning around just now. In the big screen replay of the scene, that slam dunk was one of the most brilliant shots in the first quarter.

In the second quarter, Wade debuted, and the Wizards replaced Arenas and Larry Hughes to rest.

This is probably Stan Van Gundy's strategic choice for Tian Ji's horse racing. After Wade came on the court, he immediately hit a layup between the two, giving the Heat a 5-point lead.

The Wizards replaced a white point guard, the ninth pick in the second round of this year, named Stephen Blake.

The draft report of this player is very straightforward. He is a passive floor point guard with no breakthrough threat, can withstand pressure, rarely makes mistakes, and has accurate outside shooting.

As a backcourt supplement for the Wizards after Arenas went off the field, he was a bit poor on the defensive end.With his terrifying explosive power, Wade can clean him up in one step.

After 3 minutes in the second quarter, the Wizards didn't make a single shot, but the Heat scored three intermittently, and the score stretched to 9 points. A timeout was requested.

Yang Di was replaced, and Stan Van Gundy saw that the Wizards felt bad, so he quickly replaced Odom in advance to strengthen the team's offense.

(End of this chapter)