You are the pearl, Mo Mengchen

Chapter 334 The will is like steel, pressing to refine the soul
Rhythm, the most important thing is to master the rhythm of the game.

The side that can control the tempo will win the game.

There is no doubt that in the third quarter, the Magic led the Pistons by 4 points.

Penny did his best. From the beginning to now, except for the intermission, he only rested for the first 3 minutes of the second quarter.

At the beginning of the third quarter, his data was 24 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists. If this momentum continues, he will definitely play very impressive data.

The Magic played their best level tonight in this round. Hill passed Van Horn with one step, but the inside line was blocked by several inside lines, and there was no room for shooting, so he could only pass the ball.

Houston was also covered by Anderson. In order to give Mo Mengchen as much time as possible, he didn't let the basketball stay in his hand for long, and quickly passed the ball.

Even if Houston bought time for Mo Mengchen, it was only five seconds.

Hardaway's defense is not his strong point, but with Mo Mengchen's current offensive ability, it is extremely difficult for him to score from Hardaway's defense within five seconds.

Mo Mengchen took a step back, and with 4 seconds left, he started it.

His initiation is not an outburst of talent supremacy like Hardaway and Hill, but a change in the rhythm of the technical flow. He seldom uses the first step to break through, but seduces after the initiation, forcing Hardaway to react.

Penny is the ultimate defensive player. He would rather let Mo Mengchen shoot a three-pointer than let him rush in.

That being the case, Mo Mengchen had no choice.

Facing the defense, he made a three-pointer.

"boom!"

Hardaway defended Mo Mengchen, but Ratliff and Wallace couldn't hold back. With the introduction of "indirect rebounds", offensive rebounds are their main source of rebounds. For this reason, they may even fail due to slow defense. Was beaten as a counterattack.

The Pistons are one of the teams that like to play counterattacks the most, but they are also the team that receives the most counterattacks per game, none of them.

The reckless brushing of the boards puts terrible rebounding pressure on the opponent's penalty area, making them spend a lot of energy in order to protect the rebounds. At the same time, in order to seize the opportunity to counterattack, they have to actively speed up the pace of the game.

Wallace Ratliff missed two consecutive offensive rebounds, the Magic finally got the rebound, and Hardaway launched a fast break.

Hill gave chase.

The two Jordan successors fought hand-to-hand in the frontcourt. Before attacking the basket, Hardaway had a deceleration movement, which greatly slowed down Hill's movement.

The movements of the two slowed down at the same time, but Hardaway sped up again, throwing the ball with his left hand, a figure across the sky, he preemptively, Hill missed the opportunity, and saw the opponent score in front of him.

58 is better than 52
"Grant, is this your defense?"

Hill was usually "educated" by Mo Mengchen, so he didn't take this level of trash talk seriously at all, and dealt with the past calmly.

"Quick!" Mo Mengchen roared.

Hill picked up the ball on the ground and made a quick pass.

Hardaway was shocked, it was too late, no matter how fast he ran, he could not compare with the ball passed with more force.

Mo Mengchen took the ball in the frontcourt and quickly slapped the basketball in his hand, while Anderson came to defend.The pick and roll helped Mo Mengchen get rid of him, and then, there was an open field in front of him, and Mo Mengchen broke into it and scored a layup.

This attack probably took less than four seconds.

"They turned positional warfare into fast break!"

"This is a legend belonging to the 80s!"

It is rumored that the magician often turns positional battles into fast breaks, because his size has an overwhelming advantage against guards of that era.

Mo Mengchen does not have the outstanding body of the magician, but relying on risky long passes, as well as subtle pick-and-rolls and lightning-fast breakthroughs, they did it in this round.

This offense not only responds to Hardaway, but also speeds up the pace of the game by the way.

Penny couldn't control his breathing rate well. Although he succeeded in scoring, the opponent also scored in a blink of an eye, and then it was his own offensive round.

His breathing rhythm is disrupted now, and it is better to pass the ball to someone else in this situation.

That's what he thought.

The traps are always one after another.

Mo Mengchen was perhaps the person who "cared" about him the most in the audience.He paid close attention to every change of Penny, and when Hardaway's breathing rate was abnormal, Mo Mengchen naturally discovered it.

If the breathing rhythm is disturbed, you have to stop and take a rest.

I'm very sorry, I don't intend to give you this chance, run away!

A weird thing happened. Houston, like the roundworm in Penny's stomach, predicted his pass in advance.

The basketball was sent out of the palm of the hand, and since then it has been in the mouth of a tiger and never returned.

"start running!"

Houston yelled.

Hardaway felt a whirlwind flashed in front of him, and the number 9 of the Pistons rushed forward aggressively.

Selfish ghosts, run for me!

Mo Mengchen caught up with the ball, too fast!

too fast!
He is so fast!

Those who are used to watching Iverson's games will think that Mo Mengchen's speed is not a big deal, but those who are familiar with Mo Mengchen will feel this way.

how so fast?
How could he be so fast?

No one can stop Mo Mengchen. The Magic player closest to him is Hardaway, who is panting behind him. He holds the ball with both hands and jumps up.He rarely jumped to such a height, and rarely took off with full force.

A violent two-handed dunk, he grabbed the rim hard and made a provocative pull.

The boos at the scene and Korsin's anger hit Mo Mengchen.

Mo Mengchen just glanced at the score: 56 to 58.

The immature Rivers didn't realize that their core needed a timeout.

It only takes a timeout, and Hardaway can adjust his breathing rate back. He was stunned to see that what Mo Mengchen did was developing the game in a direction that was not good for the Magic.

Hardaway panted again and again, trying to get back to his original breathing rhythm.

Mo Mengchen stood in the middle circle, raised his right hand to the highest point, and clenched it into a fist. That hard and unyielding fist conveyed a steel-like order.

The audience is pressing!
"Are they crazy? Only 4 minutes into the third quarter!"

Whether we're crazy or not is debatable, but I'm pretty sure this full-court press can drive Haddah crazy.

Do not believe?Please point the camera at his face.

Frause stood on the sidelines in shock. Mo Mengchen began to direct the game at some point, and every order he made on the court proved to be correct.

It is easy to coach such a player, but it will also make the head coach at a loss.

Not to mention a rookie coach like Frauses, he would feel at a loss.

Yes, he is a rookie like Rivers, but he has more college teaching assistant experience than Rivers, so what?
This command should have been issued by him, and Pence was obviously exhausted, and now is a good time for the audience to press.

Damn, what am I thinking?
Mo Mengchen adopted a high-intensity confrontation, which was so sudden that even the referee was not prepared, and the piston's pressing had already begun.

Hadaway was staggered by Mo Mengchen, and it was difficult for him to take a step past the logo for a while.

"Pass the ball, Penny!"

Teammates shouted.

"There will be mistakes." Mo Mengchen's voice was like a curse from ancient times, but the evil was very deterrent.

But if you don't pass the ball, it will be an eight-second violation.

Hardaway picks up the ball—too obvious, idiot!

As soon as Mo Mengchen's eyes came, he slapped Hardaway's ball head-on with his palm, then picked up the ball, and gave it to Hill who was running forward in the blink of an eye.

Look, the selfish man is passing the ball selfishly again.

I'm really selfish in order to help Hill earn points.

Mo Mengchen thought selfishly.

Hill announced everyone with a dunk, and the score was tied!

Hardaway's breathing rate became more and more abnormal, and no matter how shallow Rivers' experience was, he also noticed something strange at this moment.

He decisively stopped the game.

Penny appears to be rescued.

Mo Mengchen went the opposite way to Penny, came to the sidelines, took a sip of Gatorade tentatively.

Anne Sorvino smiled lightly; "Don't worry, I added some honey this time, it definitely suits your taste."

"It's time to work." Mo Mengchen said.

"Let's see how penny dependent they are!" exclaimed Frouseth. "If Penny keeps playing, you keep pressing."

"What if he's gone?" Hill asked.

"What would a male lion do if he broke into the pride and the king wasn't there?" asked Frauses.

The animal world tells us that interlopers kill all lion cubs.

Lionesses will fight back, of course, but they are usually powerless to deter intruders.

The timeout ended and Hardaway was still on the court.

With a cold smile on Mo Mengchen's face, he walked slowly to Hadaway's side: "The selfish ghost is going to press you hard again, what do you think?"

Hardaway said forcefully: "You don't want to knock me down in this way!"

It's a pity that we just wanted to knock you down in this way.

From now until the last second of the fourth quarter, as long as you're on the floor, we're going to be tight.

Perhaps the Magic can break through the full-court press, but their offense and defense will be chaotic, and the rhythm of the game will approach the NBA in the 60s.

If you don't know what this concept is, I can explain it to you like this.

Decades later, the small ball is as strong as the Warriors. It takes 107 rounds per game, but what about the five 60s?On average, each team has to play 127 rounds per game, there is no three-point line, a large number of strikes, and constant switching. Chamberlain's terrifying statistics appear against this background.

The pressing of the Pistons is mainly for people, mainly for consumption. They don't have to defend people.

Hardaway passed halftime and used his personal ability to break through. His breathing rate was very unstable, but he was still radiant. After breaking through the tight encirclement, he made a one-handed dunk.

The shouts of the audience may help him recover a little strength.

"How long can this go on?" Mo Mengchen tried to think hard about Hadaway.

Well, let's support it for half a quarter.

But they still have the fourth quarter to play. Is this really okay?

(End of this chapter)