Versatile Point Forward

Chapter 333 The Tragic Little Shark

In the playoffs last season, Bynum was basically abandoned by Phil, and he played as the team's substitute most of the time.But this season, Bynum's performance has been further improved, coupled with the pressure exerted by the old Bass, Phil put him back in the starting lineup.

This time, of course, the same is true. After all, the Blazers' internal strength is not bad, and Phil doesn't need to tear down the twin towers that have been running in for almost an entire regular season.However, Phil is still a little worried about Bynum's performance. I don't know if last season's playoffs will leave any shadow in his heart.However, in order to improve the strength of the perimeter, Phil did not send Fisher as the starting point guard, but chose Blake, who once played for the Trail Blazers.

Phil's idea is very simple. Fisher is relatively old, and his height is not dominant. Facing the same old Miller, he may directly fall into the disadvantage. It is better to let the younger Blake stand on top. At the critical moment Then go to Fisher.Facing the former owner, Blake still had some ups and downs in his heart, but he quickly adjusted his mentality. At least judging from the warm-up before the game, he was in a good state today, which made Phil more confident. .

However, the smile on his face froze when he saw the Blazers' starting roster. The opponent's starting point guard wasn't Miller, who started nearly the entire regular season and the first round of the playoffs, but a player with a better playing style. Australian point guard Mills like shooting guard!

Obviously, as the overall strength of the disadvantaged side, McMillan chose to take the initiative to change. He does have confidence in the players under his command, but having confidence does not mean that he has to work hard with the opponent face to face. At this time, he suddenly changed The formation can obviously catch the opponent by surprise.

McMillan knows that the Lakers start with Fisher most of the time, even if they are replaced, they will only replace Blake, the two of them are the real point guards.Phil can of course send other players, but at that time the one responsible for organizing the team's offense will become Kobe, which is not good news for the Lakers.

And the Blazers can safely hand over the task of organizing the offense to Ye Feng. Mills likes to disrupt the battle, not assists?It doesn't matter, Ye Feng is enough. In fact, for the Blazers, there is no real difference in who takes the No. [-] position. The only difference is whether Ye Feng's burden is heavier or lighter.

Before the start of the game, McMillan expressed the hope that Ye Feng, Matthews and Mills could continue to use breakthroughs to kill the Lakers inside. After all, they can be said to be one of the top inside combinations in the league. If they get into foul trouble, This game will be much easier to play.The assaulters are targeting Bynum for the simple reason that Gasol has rich experience and knows how to avoid fouls to the greatest extent, but Bynum doesn't know.

So the Blazers' first offense of the game came to Bynum.As the core of the team's tactics, Ye Feng did his part to become the first person to eat crabs. Artest, who was in charge of defending him, was one year older, and his footsteps became slower and slower. Ye Feng walked from his side very easily. Passed through and went straight to the basket.At this time, Gasol has been pulled to the elbow by Aldridge, and Bynum is the only one left under the Lakers' basket.

Ye Feng's speed is not very fast, but this is intentional. If the speed is fast, it will be difficult to control. If any Lakers player suddenly stands on the breakthrough route, it will be a proper offensive foul.But the slow speed doesn't mean Ye Feng has nothing to do, his speed has become slower, but the center of gravity of the whole person has started to change constantly, his body has also shaken a lot, and he stepped to the basket in a few steps, this is the Eurostep!
Facing Bynum who was under the basket, Ye Feng didn't layup directly, but deliberately leaned on the opponent, causing Bynum's thug foul, and the ball was sent in by Ye Feng Basket, this is a 2+1.Seeing the referee signal the thug to foul, Bynum showed an unbelievable expression. In his opinion, this is Ye Feng deliberately picking on him. The referee doesn't call him a foul, but call me a foul?What's the point?
I have to say that Bynum is still a bit young. There are countless masters in the NBA who make fouls. If the referees think like him, how can there be so many players who rely on fouls to make a living?From the point of view of basketball rules, he was indeed fouled by thugs. Even if Ye Feng deliberately caused him to foul, that is not within the scope of the referee's consideration. They only need to pay attention to whether the players' actions conform to the rules of basketball. As for Intentionally or not, they don't care.

Seeing that Bynum was looking for the referee's reasoning, Gasol quickly pulled him aside. Now NBA referees have almost zero tolerance for players, and it is theoretically possible that he will suffer a technical foul.The game has just started, so there is no need to trouble the referee.

After being dissuaded by Gasol, Bynum was still aggrieved and cursed Ye Feng in his heart for missing the extra penalty.But with Ye Feng's shooting ability, how could he miss this easy scoring opportunity?He made it to the free throw line overnight, helping the Blazers get ahead, and by the way, he also stirred up Bynum's emotions.

Originally, Bynum thought that the opponent fouled this time just because he happened to be standing under the basket, but soon he didn't think so, and even wanted to scold his mother severely.When the Blazers attacked again, the player who broke through with the ball was replaced by Mills. At this time, it was Gasol who guarded the basket, but Mills insisted on making a detour and rushing towards Bynum.Although Bynum did not foul this time, Mills easily scored the ball in front of him, which was equivalent to slapping him.

The rest of the first quarter turned into a nightmare for Bynum. The Blazers didn't play the inside as before. Their guards and wing players got the ball and went straight to the basket. The only difference was whether they needed to call or not. The teammates came to the high position to do a pick-and-roll, anyway, it was directed at Bynum in the end.The Blazers' deliberate targeting caused Bynum to eat two personal fouls in the first quarter, and Phil had to replace him early to rest, and when Bynum was off the court, the entire Staples Center Arena resounded There were overwhelming boos, and fans yelled: "Bynum get out!"

There is also a reason why the fans are excited. They are not angry because of Bynum's two fouls in the first quarter, but because they can't see Bynum's courage to continue to step forward to protect the basket.That's right, he fell into a foul trap, but can he lose his spirit in this way?In the eyes of the fans, this is a complete coward!
(End of this chapter)