NBA Big Devil: I rule the league with defense

The 76ers' response was very bold:

pg: Allen Iverson, sg: Greg Buckner, sf: Aaron McGee, pf: Brian Skinner, c: Todd McLoach

The 76ers suddenly reintroduced Buckner and Skinner, who had been marginalized in the lineup, into the regular rotation at this point where the outcome was not decided, increasing the depth of the rotation in this game.

But at the same time, it also weakens the overall strength level of the players on the field.

Both Skinner and Buckner are good hardworking players, but what they can do is hardworking.

Try to grasp the open shots and chase every player as much as possible, but you should not have too high expectations for the specific effect.

In addition to Divac who was troubled by fouls, the Kings were replaced by Hedo Turkoglu, and the other main players came out!

The two sides ebbed and flowed, and Han Mo off the field was sitting on pins and needles.

Larry Brown was very calm, and said to Han Mo: "Observe every movement of the Kings carefully. This time I will win against them in the second half, and Iverson is still here. What are you worried about?"

In Iverson's eyes, he has experienced more difficult situations, so what is it now?

Iverson advanced in the middle with the ball, but Doug Christie was still on guard, with his hand always on top of Iverson's head, not giving him any chance to shoot easily!

As Iverson rushed in, the defensive players on the left and right wings inevitably gathered towards the center!

Skinner expanded and blocked for Buckner. Buckner jumped out of the three-point line and got an open shot!

With a flick of Iverson's wrist, the ball came to Buckner's hands, and Buckner made an elegant three-pointer!

hit!

The more this is the case, the more you have to share the ball, otherwise it will be harder and harder to play!

Both Chris Webber and Bobby Jackson who re-appeared have calmed down again.

Cut in from the outside line, use the inside line as the axis, run without the ball, and get the ball when the person arrives. This is Princeton.

But now it is not easy for the Kings to easily run out of open opportunities. Compared with the main rotation, the new 76ers' players do have a gap in terms of ability, but their physical strength is full.

"I don't ask you to prevent them from scoring, but every time they score must not be open!"

This is the last order from coach Larry Brown before going on the court. If you can't even do this, then Brown won't keep you until the next round!

King Princeton classic one inside and four outside!

Bobby Jackson passed to Doug Christie at the top of the arc on the right, and Christie passed to Chris Webber in the center of the line!

Meanwhile, Bobby Jackson cuts to the hoop!Iverson followed closely, and Jackson circled the baseline without any chance to catch the ball and had to settle in the right corner.

Turkoglu then moved to the top of the arc, Weber passed the ball to Turkoglu, and then made a pick-and-roll for Turkoglu!

Turkoglu took another half step out and made a three-pointer!

After being blocked, Skinner fought back vigorously. Although it did not form a block, it affected Turkoglu's shot height.

The basketball bounces up!

The highest point on the field, Todd McLoach, firmly controlled the rebound and passed Iverson.

Iverson sprinted with all his strength, took the lead and scored easily!

Turkoglu, as a rare ball-handling power forward in this era, advances forward, and outside players are tirelessly running without the ball.

Han Mo silently watched the transition of every frame on the field, and felt a strange feeling in his heart.

His brain is working at high speed, running in sync with the rotation of the basketball on the court, and always predicting the position of the player's defensive rotation.

Ah, is this the wonder of the Princeton system?

Although the opening moves of each round are very similar, the real opening is not fixed and ever-changing.

Han Mo's attention is completely on the court at this time. What he doesn't see is that the game experience that can be exchanged for all props is accelerating at the moment.

At the same time, the icon of the Primary Defensive Smell skill also turns red.

……

The second quarter is over!

57: 60!

The Kings successfully filled the hole with the absolute strength of the main force and overtook the score.

Under Iverson's solitary performance, the 76ers led four substitutes to successfully withstand the Kings' surging offensive. Although they were overtaken by three points, it is absolutely acceptable.

After all, Larry Brown successfully achieved the absolute consumption of the king's main force.

The third quarter begins!

The two sides are still all starting against each other!

Except for Iverson, the other four starters rested for a full 6 minutes in the second quarter, and there was no sign of fatigue.

Han Mo looked at Iverson worriedly: "Is it okay? Boss?"

Iverson had an expression of "you doubt me": "I can average 45 minutes per game this season, what is this?"

As if to prove that his physical strength is not a problem, Iverson directly came up with a classic "Iverson cut" tactic at the beginning!

Iverson moved to the right side of the field with Wang Zhizhi and Snow's horn double screen, and changed to a crossover. The defensive player's foothold was not stable, and he directly hit the basket and made a layup!

Neat!

59: 60!

The Kings continued to develop the layout of the Princeton system, but except for Divac who was off the field early in the second quarter due to foul troubles, everyone else could hardly hide their fatigue when running.

The Princeton system is not only tired of defenders, but also requires extremely high physical strength for the players who deploy this system.

On weekdays, most teams' defense against Princeton usually adopts a zone defense, which can prevent the Princeton system from easily finding opportunities in the first run, and at the same time greatly preserve the defender's physical strength.

In the eyes of the old stubborn Larry Brown, he just doesn't believe in evil, and he wants to use the simplest and most brutal man-to-man to fight against Princeton.

It is to use people's active running to keep up with the swift flow of the ball. Although this stupid method consumes physical strength, it is inevitable that the Kings will eventually run out of open spaces or have a chance to make a strong play with a high winning rate.

But behind this style of play that hurts the enemy's [-] and self-damaged [-], what Larry Brown wants is to let the Kings' [-] completely break down at the expense of [-]!

Even if our physical strength is more exhausted, we have more rotations, and our star players have better physical strength!

Without Mike Bibby's Kings, what are they going to do with the 76ers in a war of attrition?

The Kings now have only six players who can perfectly implement Princeton's offensive system.

Bobby Jackson and Gerald Wallace were good players, but their ball-handling instincts kept them from meeting Princeton's demands.

As long as they are on the court, either the rotation of the ball will become sluggish, or it will increase a lot of ineffective basketball moves.

However, due to the extreme shortage of manpower on the back line, Bobby Jackson had to use it, and this made the Princeton system on the court always have loopholes.

Han Mo has firmly grasped this gate of fate in his own hands.