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Chapter 266 What Kind Of Immortal Tactic Is This! (1 Update, Please Subscribe)

Old Monster Kidd, this is probably the nickname that Jason Kidd only had after he was 33 years old.

After 2006, the world's impression of Kidd almost stays on Kibugong who averaged more than ten shots per game.

In fact, Kidd's physical fitness is quite explosive.

The most explosive is the first step.

Kidd's first step is not the fastest, not the most urgent, the victory lies in the change.

That is, from "not moving" to "starting", almost no obvious signal will be given.

Generally speaking, the defensive gate will make an instant judgment based on the fake action of the ball holder.

A player's breakthrough habit may have been developed for more than ten or even twenty years, and it is unrealistic to want to reverse it overnight.

But Zhou Yan failed to perceive Kidd's intention to change direction through Kidd's body movements just now.

The reason why he can keep up is entirely because the reaction is fast enough.

Kidd probably didn't expect "Seven Two Three" Zhou Yan to react. After realizing that he was in danger of being intercepted, he immediately took the ball back.

Re-plan.

At this time, the defender actively seeks physical confrontation.

It is impossible to change direction and break through.

An excellent defender always has an exceptionally strong learning ability, and can adjust the defensive strategy in real time according to the attacking side's usual offensive skills.

Kidd felt a little bad, but he still stood up from the strong side.

Before Lebron James, this trick could not be called a bulldozer breakthrough.

Mainly hitting the body, using the difference in confrontation to forcefully grind into the low post to complete the layup.

Or split the ball.

Contrary to Kidd's surprise, he did not run into an iron wall.

The door seemed to be pushed open by himself without much effort.

Easily rolled into the penalty area, Kidd looked at the right time and wanted to make a jumper.

As soon as the ball was released, a pair of big hands popped out from behind.

Fly directly.

Mutombo just squeezed Kenyon Martin and grabbed the ball.

Kidd on this side is still bewildered and "recollecting" what happened just now, while Zhou Yan on the other side has rushed across the half court without knowing when.

Long pass -- catch -- layup.

All in one go.

This is a very classic Zhou Yan style of fast break.

The so-called Zhou Yan-style fast break is actually very simple, that is, before everyone has reacted, he flies to the other side of the field to catch a super long pass from his teammate.

Hitting zero at the basket, dunking or laying up can be done at will.

As far as skills are concerned—there is really no skill.

Just fast.

It was so fast that the defender couldn't think of chasing and defending at all.

At this time, Kidd had one more confusion in his heart.

The last time the two teams played against each other was actually half a year ago. I don't know if it was his own illusion, but Kidd always felt that Zhou Yan's speed had reached a new level.

If you want to gain muscle, control your diet and do targeted training.

If you want to practice free throws and footwork, you should hire famous celebrities, and you should hire coaches. As long as you practice enough, you shoot enough in actual combat, and the time span is long enough, you can practice it sooner or later.

But the speed...

Generally speaking, the speed and bounce in the side data are already at the peak of their careers.

I have never heard of a player who entered the league with a mediocre burst of speed. After several offseasons of hard training, he suddenly cultivated the first step of poisonous ancient Shuojin.

It's not in line with common sense, let alone logical.

Now that I think about it, I was able to force the sudden so easily, almost without resistance, Zhou Yan probably let him in in all likelihood.

But from the top of the arc to the penalty area, Zhou Yan floated behind him like a ghost during this time, and he could not even notice it?

How is this possible?

You must know that Kidd has a very sensitive sense of danger, and in addition to passing and cutting, all of Kidd's offensive options are notoriously conservative.

Not willing to take any risk.

Before they had time to think about it, the Nets wanted to organize the second offense of the field.

Still facing the top of the arc, Zhou Yan took the initiative to leave a distance of about one and a half steps.

That's what it means to give the ballhandler a shot.

Kidd didn't vote.

Originally, he didn't have any desire to attack. Coupled with the loss in the last round, Kidd would only play more conservatively.

After a few seconds of probing, Kidd passed to Richard Jefferson.

As soon as Richard got the ball, he stepped on the gas pedal.

Among the three-headed monsters, Kidd is a demon, Martin is tall, and Jefferson is ruthless.

There is no skill in breaking through, just pack the explosives and rush in.

Hardaway suddenly flashed out from the side, and the two slammed into each other hard.

Richard didn't forget to throw the ball before he lost his balance.

Then, the ball went into the whistle --- penalty!

If you don't look at it from the perspective of God, it's hard to understand how outrageous the goal was.

Jefferson is on his side, which means he has no angle to look at the basket when he releases the shot.

Just throw it away and enter...

Fairy ball, the best defensive player has to shake his head when he comes.

"It's not necessary."

When Jefferson added the penalty, Zhou Yan stood beside Hardaway and whispered something.

"I know, I just want to see if my body can hold up.

Zhou Yan couldn't help laughing, and suddenly felt that this reason was both funny and sad, so he stopped talking.

In fact, he was very sure that if it was Hardaway, who was seven years younger, Richard Jefferson would have no chance to throw the ball.

Either it was robbed by ghost hands, or it was a big risk head-on.

The Eagles counterattacked.

Zhou Yan slowly moved to the frontcourt.

The rest of the teammates are in their respective positions, and the formation looks scattered, but the space can actually be shrunk at any time.

Kidd was a well-known tactical master as early as his college days, because he could tell at a glance that the Eagles were in a classic position for positional warfare.

So he retreated early to the fan-shaped area between the top three-point line and the free throw line.

He has studied the video of the Eagles playing the Lakers in the opening game at least five or six times. Zhou Yan played relaxed and freehand, one can even say that he did whatever he wanted, which was completely different from his previous style of taking care of everything.

Even in the fourth quarter, when the force is most obvious, the final decision is actually made by steals. All some things are very obvious.

Zhou Yan wants to lead the team forward in another way. Prescribe the right medicine to the case, and order according to the person.

This is why Kidd is here now. Stuck the center of vision so that Zhou Yan can't direct the traffic.

Cut off the 5.6 connection between the commander and teammates, and force you to switch back to the all-inclusive style of play.

Zhou Yan seemed to hear Kidd's voice. So he stopped the ball directly after he dribbled to the top of the arc.

This stop, Kidd's head buzzed, and the frying pan went straight.

Stopping the ball at the top of the arc? You need to grab three points in a positional battle? What kind of fairy tactic is this???

It was too late to defend, Zhou Yan adjusted the shooting angle, took off, and shot. The basketball arced gracefully in the air, and finally fell steadily into the basket. Zhou Yan made a three-pointer. Kidd suddenly felt that he was here to be funny tonight. In the first four rounds of the game, both sides scored two goals each. As the team's brain and the sole controller, he made three misjudgments!

This is simply...impossible in normal times.

Is it true that my brain is short-circuited? Or is there some other reason......

Why is there an illusion that the opponent wants to use three-pointers as a regular scoring method. .