All-Around Forward Swingman

Being traded to the Raptors this season, the Raptors' calculations are very good. O'Neal has offense and defense, and Chris Bosh is a good offensive player!

The two can barely be regarded as complementary. If they can play a tacit understanding, the team can naturally soar into the sky, but it is a pity that there is no call between the two!

Historically, the Raptors traded O'Neal to the Heat in just over two months for Sean Malyon. But Ma Lyon is not in the Heat now, and the Cavaliers will certainly not be so stupid as to use Ma Lyon to trade O'Neal.

In fact, the Heat 280 are willing to use Ma Lyon to trade Jermaine O'Neal, and they also take a fancy to Jermaine O'Neal's height and defense. Historically, they lack centers.

The Raptors just held their noses and continued to use O'Neal for another season. You must know that O'Neal's salary this season can reach 21.37 million, and the trading period for this season has passed

O'Neal's 23 million contract that expires next year will surely bring them a lot of money in Xia Tian, ​​or next season. As for the idea of ​​using O'Neal until 10 years, when the time comes to recruit big fish from the free market and find helpers for Chris Bosh.

The Raptors really (acca) dare not think about it. After all, the Raptors are located in Canada, and the winter in the north is very cold. If there is no other way for ordinary players, no one would want to play here. Especially some big-name teams are even more reluctant to come, so their idea is that this year Xia Tian can use Jermaine O'Neal and replace a few capable players.

With O'Neal, Bargnani can only be reduced to a substitute. Although Bargnani's strength is good, O'Neal was once an All-Star and has a big contract of more than 20 million. Except for the Knicks, who has the courage to put such a player on the bench!

In today's game, the Raptors put out their usual starters, Jose Carl Deron, Anthony Parker, Jason Kapono, Jermaine O'Neal, and Chris Bosh!

The Rockets continued with their starting lineup, Chris Duhon, Yang Shan, David Lee, Battier, and Jordan.

The Raptors are a typical team with strong inside and weak outside. Needless to say, Kapono is a pure three-point shooter. Anthony Parker's defensive ability is not very strong, so Adelman made a plan before the game. A strategy to open up advantages from the outside line.

Carl Deron is a very orthodox point guard. Last season, he averaged 11 points and 8.2 assists per game. He shot 51% from the field, 43% from the three-point range, and 90% from the free throw line. Counting as a member of the 180 club!

As a pure point guard, it is also destined that his personal ability is not so outstanding, so Chris Duhon can defend him very well, and it is not easy for Chris Duhon to take advantage of him.

The heavy responsibility of scoring naturally fell on Yang Shan. The Raptors' perimeter defense, in Yang Shan's view, is no different from a display.

In the first quarter, Yang Shan fired shots from outside and scored 17 points!

The Rockets led the Raptors by 11 points at 35:24 in a single quarter. In the first half of the second quarter, Yang Shan led the bench lineup [and scored 9 points again.

In the third quarter after half a break, Yang Shan scored 10 points on the court, and then looked at the lead of more than 20 points, and never played again. Yang Shan scored 36 points, sent 8 assists and grabbed 3 rebounds in just 26 minutes of playing. 1