Wang Tu Baye

Chapter 288 Five Tiger Admirals
"Today's jump ball is very interesting. The two sides coincidentally did not let the center jump. Instead, King Webber played against the warrior's chubby Zach Randolph. Two big men with a height of 2 meters stood together."

"Among the exclamations, Randolph, who looks simple and bloated and has a somewhat bloated body, actually dialed the ball one step ahead of Webber, the All-Star starter. Billups controlled the ball and the Warriors went first."

"Billups held the ball at the top of the circle. He made a breakthrough fake and touched his head at the same time. Yao Ming, who understood, immediately came up to pick and roll. Billups instantly got rid of Mike Bibby's entanglement."

"Floor flow Divac certainly couldn't keep up with Billups, Mike Bibby was blocked by the mountainous Yao on the three-point line, Billups got a 45-degree open mid-range shot Opportunity."

"Warriors No. 4 point guard Billups did not hesitate this time, and directly made a decisive shot. The Warriors took the lead at home to score 0:2."

"As the current No. [-] record in the entire league, the Kings will naturally not be surprised by this small scene. Bibby dribbled the ball across the half court and passed it to Webber. The king of the Kings, Weber, organized the attack."

"The core of Princeton is the inside. The orthodox Princeton is to give the ball to the center, and then the center organizes the offense. The most important point is that the most exquisite pass comes from the inside big man."

"The core of the Kings is Webber. Webber at the 4th position is the axis. He can play singles with his back and attract double-team passes. The other four players use pick-and-rolls and running positions to create space, and shoot quickly after receiving the ball."

"Everyone knows that there was a group of college students who defeated the invincible American men's basketball Olympic dream team, that is, Chris Webber, Anfernee Hardaway, Alan Houston, Grant Hill and other NCAA players. Seeing those names, fans know they can beat, and it's not a surprise to have a Dream One with Jordan, Magic Johnson, and Barkley."

"In addition, Webber was one of the famous Michigan Five Tigers during the NCAA period. He played for the University of Michigan with Juwan Howard, Jaylen Rose, Ray Jackson, and Jamie King, and they were all freshmen. In the second year, he led the once weak team of the University of Michigan to the ncaa finals. Fans who know it will know that this difficulty is definitely higher than defending the nba. The top 64 of the ncaa are all single-elimination knockout games. The winner is determined by one match, similar to the football world cup In that way, contingency and accident can be imagined."

For most American families, especially those with children, the ncaa is the most important sporting event, and in the global sports rankings, the ncaa final four is only ranked after the super bowl, summer and winter olympics, Ranked fifth after the Football World Cup. As for the NBA and the UEFA Champions League, MLB has to stand behind everything. The NBA Finals can't even make it into the top ten.

"The NCAA finals of the Michigan Fab Five, where Webber is, attracted 2090 million households across the United States to watch the live TV broadcast. their performance."

"It is conceivable how popular Webber is, and he spent his first NBA season in the Warriors. There are still many loyal fans of Webber in San Francisco. Today, there are many middle-aged fans with Boy, that's Webber's jersey on."

American fans generally stand on the side of the team in their city, but there are exceptions. If the visiting team has a superstar, then the unruly Yankees will give up their position in an instant, put on the jersey of their favorite star, and change their appearance. The fans of the away team cheered.

"Kings star Chris Webber obviously underestimated the Warriors' rookie fat guy. He squeezed twice after receiving the ball with his back, but he didn't squeeze out a comfortable shooting space. The fat guy Randolph weighed more than him. Not much less powerful."

"Webber chose to force the shot, turned his back and shot, Randolph rushed forward to block the ball, although he didn't cover the ball, but he successfully influenced Webber to adjust the final shot angle, the ball was shot too big, and it bounced out of the frame."

"Warriors No. 11 center Yao Ming grabs the backcourt rebound. He is used to grabbing the ball and lifting it high and shaking his elbow. Too many small players will hide below and wait for the opportunity to jump. It doesn't matter if you are tall, waiting to steal your ball, so the big men have to learn to protect their hard-won fruits of victory."

"Just like King Webb encountered some small troubles, McGrady also encountered a strong defense on the Warriors side. King Doug Christie may not look tall or strong, but he is very flexible and dedicated. He didn't stick to McGrady, but It is difficult for McGrady to pass the ball comfortably for his teammates, and McGrady's dribbling must always be careful to be intercepted by the opponent."

"Doug Christie, who was selected to the All-Defensive Team last season, ranked first in the entire NBA in steals. The king, known for his offense, hides such a player who doesn't like to score and likes to defend, and he has very few fouls. , not like those dark and hard-bodied, arm-span covered in sweat and small movements to pull opponents."

"The most elegant and efficient defensive player, with first-class ability to predict and read games, Doug Christie is a player with the first level of golf intelligence. With a weight of only 91 kilograms, he can defend against any strong NBA team A swingman at the front and back, I have to say that the Kings are really lucky to find the most suitable players for each position."

"Any team that can reach No. [-] in the league in the regular season must have its own strengths. The Kings are undoubtedly very strong. Every position is strong. Weber Peja can attack. Bibby and Douglas Good at defending, the actor Divac touches two more porcelains, and basically wins a game."

"The King Webber, who has been in the NBA for nine seasons, naturally won't fight the bullfight with the fat guy Randolph. As long as Webber runs and fights, his gorgeous footsteps and fake moves can easily make Randolph fouls, especially important because Randolph was a first-year rookie and Webber was an All-Star starter."

"I don't want to comment on the referees of the NBA, but for the superstars of the NBA, they are the most precious asset of the entire league. All fouls against them will be stared at by a magnifying glass, and the probability of the whistle blowing is relatively much higher. "

"Every first-year rookie in the nba dreams of becoming famous in the first battle and becoming an all-star starting power forward. This idea is like a weed, breeding in Randolph's mind, but unfortunately, it's just his wishful thinking. .”

"Warriors teenager Randolph was sentenced to two defensive fouls in a row. King Chris Webber made 4 of 3 free throws from the free throw line. He feels very good at free throws today. Generally, few people will use shark-slashing tactics to deal with Webber."

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