NBA: This flower path is a bit strong.

Hanamichi and Luke Longley stood at the center line, ready for the jump ball.

Comrade Zhang Heli took the initiative and as a special guest, he began to popularize information about flower arrangement jumping ball.

"Based on the jump ball record against the Bulls in the regular season, Hanamichi won four jump balls."

"Then I think there is no reason for him to be at a disadvantage on the jump ball even in the Eastern Conference Finals!"

As the orange basketball in the referee's hand was thrown high into the air, Zhang Heli's words were responded to.

The next moment, you can see two jump ball players jumping at the same time. The red-haired Hanamichi, with a faster bounce speed and longer wingspan, pushes the ball into Das' hands before Luke Longley.

"It looks like the Raptors will attack first in this round of the Eastern Conference Finals!"

Even Bill Walton, who loves watching the "Old Rogue" play, had to say such a "pertinent" remark.

The moment Das received the ball, Ron Harper had already prepared himself and stepped forward to disrupt the defense.

Obviously, the Bulls were prepared to fail the jump ball. After all, judging from the regular season matchups, this was a high-probability event.

Ron Harper, who replaced the "Old Rogue" during his brief retirement, does not have the crazy scoring explosiveness of the "Old Rogue", but is still qualified as a starting player with a strong defensive attitude.

Phil Jackson had already decided on a tactic to use pressure defense against Damon Stoudemire of the Raptors before the start of this series.

This is also to prevent Stoudemire from counterattack fast breaks and his long pass fast breaks.

Of course, the more important reason is Das' height and weight. The starting point guards of most teams in the league can do a good job of pressure defense on him.

The idea was very good, and Ron Harper's defense was also very good.

But if you think that this alone can make Dasi uncomfortable, then you are thinking too much.

In some cases, the big guy's oppressive defense on the smaller guy can indeed make the latter very uncomfortable.

But the 178cm tall Das has been fighting against big guys since high school, and his short stature is actually an advantage for him!

After all, he is the type of short and agile point guard that even the [Old Rogues] are very troubled by!

Das dribbled the ball skillfully across half court. Not only did he not look uneasy under Ron Harper's oppressive defense, but he seemed to be strolling leisurely in the garden.

Occasionally, he would dribble the ball to accelerate and break through, and Ron Harper would naturally take two steps back out of habit to prevent a breakthrough.

In this way, Das, who was the focus of attention at the beginning, completed the task of dribbling the ball into the frontcourt perfectly.

But as the engine of the team, ball control and dribbling are just basic things. On the court, his task is also to assist players to score goals.

The No. 2 tactic that coach Deng specially designed for him is to break through the pick-and-roll and create opportunities for small players to play against bigger ones.

Das started from the three-point line, and with his short stature and agility, he left Ron Harper behind with just one breakthrough.

Of course, Ron Harper was also chasing closely. After all, the inside line was full of big guys, and it was not easy for Das to get in.

Forcing a layup is just asking for a block!

Once he is delayed slightly in the interior, what awaits him is men on both sides and men on top of each other!

Ron Harper, with this idea in mind, followed him on the one hand, and on the other hand, he consciously blocked Das's retreat to the outside, making it seem like he was driving him inside from behind.

But Das' support came quickly. Hanamichi brought the slow-moving Luke Longley to one step outside the penalty area, and Hanamichi made a very high-quality pick-and-roll for Das.

Then Das had more offensive options. Was he going to use his footwork to get past the tall Luke Longley and break into the empty penalty area?

Or should I pass the ball to Hanamichi and let him bully the 198cm tall Ron Harper?

Look, the well-aware organizing power forward Pi Er has already stepped ahead and stopped at the edge of the penalty area to help him make a choice.

Things change. It’s not a skill for a 198cm tall person to bully a 178cm tall person. But it takes real skill to not be bullied by a 214cm tall person!

But obviously, Ron Harper doesn't have that ability.

Hanamichi received the ball in the mid-range and didn't even use the advanced back-to-the-basket technique, but instead went straight for a mid-range jump shot.

Ikebana score +2;

Das assists +1.

The two got the data they wanted and clapped their hands in tacit understanding.

Coach Lao Deng was very pleased that the tactics were very successful!

Everyone in the box exclaimed, "It's an eye-opener!"

As the starting center of Fukazawa Sports University, Akagi is still the captain who cares about the country and the people and worries about trivial matters:

"The Raptors' offense is the players simply executing offensive tactics, and the coach strictly formulates tactics according to the players' advantages. They complement each other!"

"This simple and effective tactic that fully utilizes the players' strengths, I wonder if our college basketball community can learn from it!"

And KFC Grandpa No. 1 laughed:

"This is what we call tactical unity."

"Every player exists for the team, and the team will make every player successful!"

"In fact, we should have a comprehensive understanding of these in high school, but the development of basketball in China is far behind that in foreign countries!"

"It's really commendable that you, a college student, can consider this!"

"But what if a player's advantage becomes a disadvantage?"

"It's not uncommon to end up with a poor result in international competitions!"

Seeing that everyone's topic was becoming very profound and serious, Haruko pointed at the field and said:

"Look, Michael Everywhere Jordan is about to launch an attack!"

Emperor Kakuta asked curiously:

"Why is his name so strange?"

Haruko explained:

"Because Hua Dao said he is the best player in the current basketball world. He has created records on almost every record list. His name can be seen everywhere, so call him Michael and there is me, Jordan!"

"Similarly, Wilt Chamberlain scored 118+ 50 times, 37 of which were in vain."

"I heard that he has a nickname called [Zhang Liangwan], I wonder what it means..."

Seeing that Haruko was leaning more and more towards that direction, Mito Yohei quickly interrupted and said:

"It means the kind with 2 horsepower and unlimited stamina."

"Basketball Emperor Chamberlain once scored 100 points in a game, and he even trained overnight before the game. When it comes to endurance, no one can match him!"

(The truth is that on the evening of March 1962, 3, Zhang Dashuai took a private English lesson at a local bar in New York all night, and trained his waist and abdomen all night. He did not join the team until just before the game started, and scored 1 points in three quarters, and then asked the coach to leave the court for a rest.)

(But the coach didn’t want to miss this record-breaking opportunity, so with the help of his teammates, Chamberlain scored 100 points!)

(Zhang Dashuai himself admitted that there was an element of cheating, but it is a fact that he worked hard all night and played the entire game the next day. The title of the best physique in history is not in vain.)

Everyone suddenly realized what was going on, and Mitsui said:

"It turns out there are so many interesting things in the NBA. But when it comes to physical strength, Hua Dao...should...also be called Hua 20,000, right?"

"After all, that kid's physical strength has always been very good!"

Mito Yohei explained awkwardly:

"It shouldn't be a big problem to last a whole quarter, but I'm still more than 19,000 miles away from [Zhang Liangwan]!"

"Huamichi said that Zhang Liangwan is the dream pursued by every basketball player!"

There was a burst of discussion in the box at once, and only the "ho ho ho" laughter of the KFC old man could be heard!