NBA Big Devil: I rule the league with defense

With Charles Oakley and Glenn Rice gradually integrated into the team, the 76ers got back on track in March.

Throughout March, the 76ers had an excellent record of 15 wins and 3 losses, and continued to be far ahead of other teams in the league with their outstanding record.

In March, Allen Iverson won the Eastern Conference Player of the Month again with an average of 33 points, 2 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 steals per game.

And Han Mo continued to win the Eastern Rookie of the Month with 11 points, 9 rebounds, 2 assists, 3.3 steals, and 3.3 blocks.

Under Charles Oakley's example, the 76ers' insiders have a retro quality. In terms of strength, the 76ers' insiders are still at the bottom of the playoffs, but their fierce and bloodthirsty The ruthlessness makes ordinary inside players dare not come over to get involved.

In another match against the Bulls, when Eddie Curry squeezed Wang Zhizhi to the ground on the inside, Wang Zhizhi threw the 300-pound fat man over his shoulder and couldn't get up on the spot. .Although Wang Zhizhi received his first malicious foul in the NBA, he was praised loudly by Charles Oakley off the court:

"This is the NBA!"

Even Han Mo felt that Wang Zhizhi, who used to look like a "face-to-face" man, now exudes the aura of a villain from his bones.

When April just started, the 76ers had already locked the No.1 of this year's regular season in advance.

Therefore, Larry Brown began to consciously reduce the playing time of the main players, and even took moderate rotations for the absolute core players such as Iverson and Han Mo.

This year, the real battle must be in the playoffs.

Yao Ming's injury recovery is gratifying. Although there is still a distance to play, he can already get rid of the crutches and carry out shooting training with a thick left leg protector.

At the same time, Han Mo also suggested that Yao Ming can start to gradually practice three-pointers, which will be very important for future battles.

Yao Ming also discovered during the training with Han Mo that Han Mo's three-pointers were really not as stretched as he showed in the game.

Judging from the shooting percentage in training, only Wang Zhizhi and Glenn Rice can beat Han Mo in three-pointers in the 76ers.

When Yao Ming gave him a puzzled look, Han Mo could only choose to avoid it.

"Heaven and earth conscience, since entering April, when the team has no record pressure, I have been shooting three-pointers crazily. I can't imagine that after a lot of attempts, the shooting rate has not increased but decreased. From the original Nearly 4% down to 10%!"

Among the players who averaged more than 100 three-pointers per game in a single season, Han Mo's three-point shooting rate is already the lowest in history, and it is a discontinuous low.

"There has never been a player who dared to shoot more than 20 three-pointers without even shooting 100% ​​of the three-pointers. There has never been and there will be no future!"

Whale said very sadly: "I really don't want our Huaxia players to become the next Antoine Walker!"

The following netizen added: "I don't allow you to insult my family Walker like this. Our three-point shooting percentage was 25% in the year with the lowest!"

Of course, Han Mo doesn’t need to care about any online comments, but he said to his teammates and coaches very seriously and metaphysically: “Really, my three-pointers are my heart disease. I can only successfully break through my heart disease by shooting boldly on the field. , If I can shoot three-pointers, think about it, how amazing it would be."

Larry Brown naturally didn't believe his nonsense, but there was no record pressure anyway, and he didn't want to worry about it too much. After all, Han Mo would never play tricks in a game that really required the tip of the stick.

As for normal times, he is a young man after all, so let him go, as long as you don't let me relax on the defensive end!

Finally, when the 82 regular season games ended, Han Mo made 39 three-pointers, shooting 8.8%, and a total of 443 three-pointers in a single season.

An average of 5.2 three-pointers per game, and the average number of three-pointers per game ranks among the top five in the league.

"The conscience of heaven and earth, I really do it for the good of the team!" Han Mo was very serious.

But in the eyes of these NBA media, Han Mo is floating!

In terms of statistics, Han Mo has won the awards of block leader and assist leader.

The best defensive player spot on all forecast lists is his.

"But Han Mo obviously doesn't want to be just a defensive player, he wants to make achievements on the offensive end!"

"God is fair. He will not give you a superhuman defense while giving you an omnipotent offensive method, except that this person himself is a basketball god."

"As long as Han Mo concentrates on defense, he will definitely become a benchmark figure in the defensive world in NBA history, but his offensive shots that don't follow orders make Han Mo's next contract confusing, even if you can defend continuously Ten rounds against each other, but in the end, when you attack and shoot 10 for 0, the impact on the team is still negative!"

But for the 76ers, these are standard spam messages. There is only one thing for the whole team at the moment: work together to prepare for the playoffs!

The 2002-2003 season rankings are out:

Top eight in the East:

1. Philadelphia 76ers: 66 wins and 16 losses

2. Detroit Pistons: 50 wins, 32 losses

3. New Jersey Nets: 45 wins, 37 losses

4. Indiana Pacers: 43 wins, 39 losses

5. Boston Celtics: 42 wins, 40 losses

6. Charlotte Hornets: 41 wins, 41 losses

7. Milwaukee Bucks: 41 wins, 41 losses

8. Orlando Magic: 40 wins, 42 losses

Top eight in the West:

1. San Antonio Spurs: 60 wins and 22 losses.

2. Sacramento Kings: 59 wins and 23 losses.

3. Dallas Mavericks: 58 wins and 24 losses.

4. Minnesota Timberwolves: 51 wins and 31 losses

5. Los Angeles Lakers: 50-32

6. Portland Trail Blazers: 44 wins and 38 losses

7. Utah Jazz: 43 wins and 39 losses

8. Phoenix Suns: 43 wins and 39 losses

The ninth-ranked Rockets expressed their innocence, saying that if they won 42 wins in the East, they could even rank No. 5 in the East, but in the West they didn't even have a chance for the playoffs.

Some experts pointed out that compared with the West where all the heroes are competing, the East is obviously a dominant player. It's not that the East is weak, but that all the East's victories have been sucked away by the 76ers!