shooting guard era

Chapter 5 5. Teammates (recommended tickets for collection)
Charlotte Bobcats training camp.

Except for the local TV media in Charlotte, there are very few other reporters. The court sent two reporters, but they seemed to have little interest in Ye Han. Now that the domestic public opinion is still dominated by the Basketball Association, most of the people on the court are related to the basketball team. There is something to do with the association, and after a brief interview with Ye Han, he turned his attention to Okafor, the favorite for the best rookie and the No. [-] pick.

Ye Han didn't care, and went to train by himself.

Usually the main training content of the training camp is tactical running, but the Bobcats are different from other teams. Most of the team is homeless, or future homeless, and they will not stay on this team for long. They care more about their chances than adjusting the lineup and integrating tactics. To put it bluntly, they care more about their statistics.

On the second day of training camp, the Bobcats played their first official intra-team match.

Unlike the intra-team competitions before the Summer League, the current ones are used to determine the lineup for the preseason and even the regular season.

What made Ye Han a little disappointed was that he was assigned to the second team.

The white team is the first team, consisting of Blevin Knight, Jason Kapono, Gerald Wallace, Okafor, Primoz Brezek.

Ye Han's blue team, the second team, consisted of Eddie House, Ye Han, Steve Smith, Melvin Eli, and Jahidi White.

These people are basically the Bobcats' rotation this year.

Knight is a passing master, Kapono is a spot-up shooter, Wallace is excellent defensively, has a strong offense, can defend from point guard to power forward, Okafor is a big gate inside, Blazek is the meat that can resist O'Neal At least the height of the shield will give the inside line a certain deterrent effect.

Looking at the first lineup, the Bobcats are not particularly bad, at least relying on this lineup can avoid the bottom of the league.There are breakthroughs and shots from the outside, and the defense on the inside is also excellent.

And Ye Han's second team is a bit horrible. Except for Eddie House and Steve Smith, the other two are not even NBA-level players. If it weren't for them, they would still have rookie contracts or cheap basic salaries, and they would be guaranteed. Contracts, Bickerstaff would never want them.

But that's about the best player they can get from another team who has played in the NBA.Not every team has Gerald Wallace and Blazek picking them up.

The situation in the team match was one-sided, the blue team was suppressed in all aspects, Ye Han worked very hard to limit Kapono to the point where he could not catch the ball, since the first team Kapono was the most effective scoring point, after Kapono was restricted, Barely did not let the point difference be so ugly.

But House didn't pass the ball at all, and his personal shots accounted for [-]% of his basketball shots.

At the end of 20 minutes into the half, Ye Han only scored 7 points by relying on his second attack, and he didn't get the ball when he was open.

At the beginning of the second half of the game, Steve Smith received a throw from Eddie House at the last moment and made a super long three-pointer before the end of 24 seconds.

Miss!

Ye Han grabbed the offensive rebound, and Okafor and Gerald Wallace double-teamed him.

Ye Han can choose to dribble out by himself and singles Gerald Wallace, but his first reaction is to pass to the point guard to reorganize the offense, and immediately pass a long pass to Eddie House at the top.

Gerald Wallace rushed out immediately, Ye Han easily got rid of Okafor, came to the bottom corner, there was a big gap!Ye Han wants the ball!
but!

Eddie House made a direct shot against Gerald Wallace, who was defending the past!

Bang!

Miss!

Blazek defensive rebound.

Red team strikes back!

Blevin Knight was extremely fast and made a counterattack layup.

This is the epitome of the game, with Okafor and Blazek guarding the inside, Melvin Eli and Jahidi White rebounding, and Blevin Knight and Gerald Wallace are super mobile. The outside counterattack was flying.

62 to 45, the red team finally easily defeated the blue team.

This game...at least proved that the first team's cooperation is not bad. After Kapono restrained Ye Han, the best defensive player of the blue team, he relied on Blevin Knight's breakthrough and Okafor, Gerald De Wallace's raw chisel is hard to eat, and the effect is not bad.

Ye Han was very dissatisfied with Eddie House's style of play, but the coach didn't say anything, and he couldn't say anything even if he was a rookie.

This Eddie House is an old fritter in the league. He has certain strengths, but no team is willing to keep him for a long time. Because of this, he has only been in the league for four years, and he has already changed six teams. Law.

But his ability to play with the ball all the time shows that he is still capable, but he is just an unpleasant teammate.

"Ace, let's go, let's go to Violet?" Okafor approached Ye Han after training. He and Ye Han had the best relationship in this team, and they would call Ye Han together after each training session.

Even if Ye Han refused every time.

"Go and play, I will train for a while."

Ye Han decided to continue practicing dribbling. If he could attack with the ball by himself, he wouldn't have to look at the face of the point guard.

When Ye Han first came to the United States, except for his better physical fitness than black players, he was weaker in all aspects than American players, so he has been training his own strengths, shooting and cutting, soft touch and hard training. Stand firm in the NCAA.

However, it also appears to be relatively weak in other areas.

With his three-pointers, rebounds, and defense alone, he can gain a foothold in the NBA and become an excellent role player, but now that he has entered the NBA, will he be willing to be a role player?
Someone is always going to be a legend, why not him?
Now that he has entered the NBA, he naturally wants to leave his name in NBA history.

……

"I said Emeka, that guy doesn't go every time, and you still call him, aren't you asking for trouble?" Eddie House said dissatisfied.

Okafor pouted and said, "Let's go, hot East Coast girls are waiting for us."

"Let's go, let's go, tonight I'm going [-]v[-]!"

"You're the only one against three..."

Okafor has a different vision from a guy like Eddie House who has no future. In the past two years, he has understood Ye Han far more than anyone else on the current team.

From just entering the NCAA, only dunks and open shots, to the NCAA finals when he hit two consecutive three-pointers and directly annihilated the opponent's counterattack momentum, Okafor has been watching.

Anything can be practiced, physical talent cannot be cultivated, and with Ye Han working so hard, Okafor firmly believes that one day Ye Han will shock everyone.

But Okafor is very good at dealing with people. As the absolute core of this new army, he naturally wants to win over his teammates, even Eddie House, whom he doesn't like.

It's not just that Ye Han can't receive the pass from Eddie House, the team also rarely borrows the pass from Eddie House. As a point guard, he often plays the main force and averages more than 20 minutes per game. The point guard in his career has averaged less than 1.5 assists per game. In four years, he has never had a season with more than [-] assists, which is worse than many insiders, which is enough to show how unique he is.

(End of this chapter)