NBA: This flower path is a bit strong

In fact, if the Raptors players train a little, the Timberwolves' off-ball running and defense tactics can be completely applied to the Raptors players.

After all, the key to this tactic is not only the tacit pick-and-roll cooperation between the players, but also mainly requires an inside gate who can rush around like a firefighter with a swift pace.

Coincidentally, the Timberwolves have a new [Wolf King], and the Raptors also have a first [Dragon King].

The height and arm span of these two people are similar. Although Hanamichi is much heavier, he is more suitable for confrontation and can also quickly rush from the inside to the three-point line. His explosiveness and core strength are even better than KG.

Last season, Hanamichi was needed to guard the inside defense, but this season, with Ben and Oakley, plus a lot of scorers in the team, it's time for Hanamichi to show his amazing defensive talent.

Having made up his mind, Hanamichi decided to give some advice to the old coach Deng, who is good at listening to others' advice, after the game.

After all, "Coach, you don't want to miss an opportunity to coach the best defensive player, do you?"

As for now, little wolf king, take it easy!

The most essential difference between Hanamichi and KG in physical fitness is strength!

This is due to various reasons, including the key factor of weight.

Being heavy and having a lot of fat are two different things. No matter how good your skills are, you still seem helpless in the face of a huge weight gap on the defensive end.

Facing KG who was carefully defending behind him, Hanamichi used the back-to-back technique very sincerely!

Speaking of which, Hanamichi's back-to-back ability is as high as 106, which is of course much worse than the most powerful back-to-back in the league [Flying Pig in the Air], but Hanamichi, who studied under Oakley, plus a weight advantage of nearly 20kg, if he can't back-to-back KG who weighs more than 90kg, then he might as well hang himself.

At this time, there was no so-called "5-second post-up singles rule". It was not until the 1999-2000 season that the league introduced the "Barkley Rule" that did not allow post-up singles to exceed 5 seconds.

So at the moment, the [Dragon King] on the court made full use of the 24 seconds, step by step, back-to-back [Wolf King], pushed the latter to the basket, and then used his physical fitness to force KG away, turned around and dunked to score.

The whole action was smooth and it didn't even take 24 seconds for Hanamichi to complete the power crushing of KG.

KG, the new [Wolf King], suffered a lot. He was pushed to the basket by Hanamichi again and again but had no power to fight back:

"Fuck, when did this red-haired man learn this trick again!"

"I hate this kind of muscular player!"

The commentators on the scene were also very excited when they saw Hanamichi's skillful post-up action!

Thomas: "I think Flower should give [Flying Pig Sir] a copyright fee, after all, the latter's back-to-back play gave the Raptors a chance to score and break the ice!"

Steve: "Thomas, do you know the difference between Flower's back-to-back play and Barkley's back-to-back play?"

Thomas touched his chin, compared it with the action in his memory, and gave an answer that he thought was very correct:

"Well~ the former's back-to-back play is like a bull in heat, while the latter is more like a wild boar with big breasts and fat buttocks!"

Commentator Stephen couldn't hold it in, laughed, and then said to the video:

"Sorry, I thought of something funny, my wife is about to give birth!"

Then he said to Thomas:

"Although your analogy just now is very appropriate, it also points out the key point, that is, Flowe rWithout that pair of gifted fat buttocks, this is also the key to [Flying Pig Jazz] being able to fly freely in the interior line with many tall players! ”

Thomas interrupted: "Oh, I really can't think of what direction the NBA's interior line can develop with Flower and a gifted fat buttocks."

Stephen said: "This is simple, just imagine increasing the height of 198cm Barkley to 214cm, no, increase it to 210cm!"

"I think if this is true, the NBA may be over!"

"Michael can't limit the 210cm Barkley!"

"[Flying Pig Jazz]'s back-to-back is invincible in the world. I think the league's top leaders who are trying to find [balance] may soon focus on this action!"

Thomas said with a flash of inspiration.

In history, there are always some special players who can cause changes in basketball rules.

In the early 1950s, George Mikan, the first generation of the NBA dynasty, led to three important rule changes:

1. In order to prevent Mikan from doing whatever he wanted under the basket, the three-second offensive penalty zone was introduced

2. After finding that the results were not good, the league doubled the width of the restricted area from 6 feet to 12 feet.

3. Finally, in response to George Mikan always taking the ball off the basket, the defensive interference ball rule was added.

In the 1960s and 1970s, when [100-point master] Zhang Liangwan was a pillar in the interior, four rule changes were introduced:

1. In order to deal with Mikan, the width of the restricted area was increased from 12 feet to 16 feet. The restricted area: "Is it easy for me?"

2. Offensive interference ball. Obviously, when George Mikan knocked out the opponent's basketball that was about to be shot in, the NBA did not expect that someone would be able to accurately guide his teammate's shot directly until Chamberlain did it.

3. The free throw shooter cannot cross the free throw line before the ball touches the basket. Chamberlain has a trick: free throws directly hit the backboard and then grab and shoot by himself, with a very high success rate. +2 points for each free throw, +1 rebound, who can stand this?

4. The serve from the baseline cannot be lost over the rebound. Another special trick of Chamberlain: stand under the basket and catch the ball from above the rebound and score directly.

Including Michael Jordan, the lone hero Iverson, the roaring god Rasheed Wallace, and O'Neal, even the future league [foot-tapping king], Bowen, who was beaten to death by countless people in his imagination, introduced a "foot-tapping rule" in 2006.

In short, judging from KG's performance in the post-up singles of Hanamichi in this game, as well as the on-site commentator and the interviews with reporters after the game, this back-to-back play that was more than the master's, which was probably attracted the attention of the league in advance, and maybe the future "Barkley rule" will also be released in advance!

But at the moment, Hanamichi really wants to play however he wants, there is no way, who can stop him.

We are all "kings", if you have the ability, you can change players!

Hey, the Timberwolves really changed players, letting the 208cm team's top scorer Tom Gugliotta to defend Hanamichi.

In this way, Hanamichi really can't use this new back-to-back attack to bully the 110kg Tom Gugliotta, but it's okay, Hanamichi has many offensive methods, and no two are the same.

After a successful layup and a 2+1, Hanamichi pretended to fan himself and "talked to himself" in an especially conspicuous voice:

"Alas, I have only one good thing, I have good skills in facing the basket, unlike some people who don't even have the face to look at the basket head-on!"

KG: "If I still can't tell who you are talking about, then I don't need to play basketball at all!"

"Damn red-haired, Tom Gugliotta, the people who believe in you..."

Tom Gugliotta:

"No, you are mine now?"

A few months later, when KG renewed his contract in advance and negotiated the 7-year, 126 million contract with the team, there were other reasons why Tom Gugliotta, who worked like a slave, decisively left the Timberwolves!