shooting guard era

Chapter 31 32. Dipping Team
The game starts with a jump ball for both sides.

Brad Miller wins the jump ball and the Kings take the lead.

Mike - Bibby advanced to the front, to the high Chris - Webber.

Webber is tall, lanky, and very mobile, a cut that draws Okafor past Blazek and Gerald Wallace.

Peja used the pick-and-roll to get rid of Blevin Knight's tracking, received the ball from the top arc and shot a three-pointer straight to the basket.

The Serbian has the top shooting ability in the league, and the second team was not given for nothing last season.

The Bobcats attacked, but Ye Han ran out of the three-point line, caught the ball and hit a three-pointer in return.

The scene actually burst into cheers for Ye Han's three-pointer!

correct!This is California with the largest number of Chinese in the United States!Many Chinese came to Arco Arena to cheer for Ye Han.

Christie's eyes were cold and he was careless. This kid is really capable, and he didn't get such a high popularity because of fights and hype.

Christie is one of the best perimeter defenders in the league, and Bowen is known as the two most underrated perimeter defenders. He has been in the best defensive team every year for the past four years. He naturally looked down on Ye Han at the beginning. rookie.

But when he saw Ye Han's movement and freehand shooting, he started to look Ye Han squarely.

King's offense, Weber's high-position face-up singles!
If it is said that Stoudemire, the little overlord of the Suns, made opponents terrified in singles, then Webber's face-up can be described as devastating.

Webber has a straight-arm jumper with a strange but accurate posture. No one dares to ignore his long-range shooting. Okafor was lost by Weber in a flash.

Cut to the basket!Weber took one step and took three steps directly to the basket.

but!

Shan Mao had been prepared for a long time, and Ye Han stood firmly in the way of Weber's advance. The latter was surprised to find that he couldn't stand this little rookie!
Adapting to circumstances is what makes Weber different from ordinary power forwards. He took advantage of the situation and passed the ball to Christie, who was leaked by Ye Han.

Christie's IQ was very high. Ye Han actively ran to the most familiar shooting spot when he was defending, caught the ball and shot from close range, and hit a two-pointer.

The Bobcats attack, with Blevin Knight, the Bobcats' offense is not a problem, they can always send the ball to the players at the most suitable time, and Ye Han is receiving the pass at the bottom corner by running.

But this time the opponent seemed to be very different from the previous ones. He didn't lose his position and appeared in front of Ye Han at the same time as Ye Han received the ball from his position!
"Little rookie, don't try to score easily." Christie was an old player in the 90s, and his sarcastic tone was obviously trying to provoke Ye Han.

This is the first time Ye Han has experienced the defense of this kind of old-school players, accepting the kind of trash talk that does not contain dirty words but makes people very uncomfortable. Aberrations make bad choices.

Trash talk and swear words are two concepts.

Although he played against Kobe before, Kobe didn't want to hit his "fans" because of Ye Han's episode before the game. Well, he regarded Ye Han as his fan, and he was still a brain-dead-die-hard fan kind of.As for Kobe Bryant descending to earth to humiliate Bobcats, it was completely accidental.

Ye Han, a young man with a lot of vigor, was really fooled. He originally planned to pass it back to let Blevin Knight reorganize, but this time he didn't, he chose to play singles.

Ye Han beat Christie, physically, Ye Han had the advantage, Christie was easily squeezed away by him, relying on his body to force him.

But just when Ye Han was about to pass Christie, he felt a tingling and itching under his armpit, and subconsciously raised his hand.

The referee whistles, offensive foul!
Ye Han waved his elbow!
Ye Han was stunned holding the ball, this is fine!Looking at Christie lying on the ground with a smile on his face, Ye Han didn't expect, oh, he didn't expect that this little black guy with thick eyebrows and big eyes, who looks honest and honest, would be so despicable!

The Kings players saw Ye Han's stunned reaction, and Christie's artificial "pain" when he got up. Although they don't know what this teammate did, they must have been tricked by the other party.

Nima, no wonder O'Neill called the Kings the Queens, so he flopped at the beginning!

But looking at the slow motion, he really seemed to be elbowing the way when he broke through, and it was useless to explain, Ye Han shook his head and ran back to his own half to defend.

The Kings attack, the Kings play Princeton, and there is an important prerequisite for playing Princeton, that is, all five players must have the ability to pass the ball. De-Miller passed the ball well, and Peja also passed the ball with one hand.

But what is surprising is that Christie also has a pass!And he is a first-class passer with nearly four assists per game in his career.

Compared to the Bobcats relying on Blevin Knight to pass directly to the basket, the King's offense is like an art, always giving the ball to the player with the best chance to score.

Although Peja was beaten to death by Ye Han, the king and the others were not something that Bobcats could guard against.

Seeing the provocative look in Christie's back pass to Weber after completing a one-handed dunk, Ye Han was very upset.

The Bobcats attacked, Ye Han wanted the ball from the top arc, and wanted to single Christie.

Although Bickerstaff did not explicitly say that Ye Han was the core, everyone in the team knew that this team was formed for Ye Han. Blevin Knight was familiar with the various unwritten rules of the NBA. If a player wants to do well in the team, he needs to understand a lot of things, so he quickly handed the ball to Ye Han.

Ye Han singled out Christie, but was fouled by the opponent again!
Ye Han was too young, he tried his best to avoid being affected by Christie's small moves, but he didn't notice Brad Miller, put his head on Brad Miller, and dribbled the ball into someone!

Less than 2 minutes into the game, Ye Han had already committed two fouls.

"Kids, this is the NBA."

When Ye Han was replaced, Christie whispered in his ear.

This is the epitome of the whole game, Ye Han was targeted and defended by the opponent.

The Kings are a team known for flopping and tricks. When a rookie like Ye Han meets this team and is heavily defended by the opponent, one can imagine the miserable end.

Without Ye Han on the scene, Bobcat's outside attack was paralyzed.

Kapono is a pitcher?But the running position is really clumsy, no one attracts the defense to open up space for him, it is difficult to run out of the gap, and the outside shots of others are terrible.So the king shrank the defense and beat the Bobcats to the ground.

This match proved one thing, without Ye Han, you can only do badly, you don't need to deliberately do badly, it will come to the end.

When Ye Han received his fifth personal foul after playing 6 minutes in the third quarter, Bickerstaff simply refused to let Ye Han stay on the court and gave up the game.

Ye Han made 11 of 4 shots and scored 13 points and 6 rebounds, setting new lows in points and rebounds.

(End of this chapter)