basketball scientist

On May 2, the G1 game between the Eagles and Cavaliers officially started at the Phillips Center.

Ke Yan and his Hawks are definitely a mountain-like presence in James' "Jordan" script. When he led the Cavaliers to advance to the playoffs for the first time, they encountered the Hawks in the first round of the playoffs.

The team eliminated the Cavaliers 4:2.

In that round of the series, Ke Yan developed the habit of "attacking" James' whistle. No matter whether it was a fine or a suspension, Ke Yan could not stop Ke Yan from criticizing the referee; although he also praised James' ability in front of the media, as long as the game

, I will definitely complain about James’ whistle treatment.

Under the "rhythm" of Ke Yan and Zhang Lili, Stern became James' "godfather". Fans would use a magnifying glass to look at James' technical moves. Some technical moves were fine by other stars. If James made a mistake, it would start.

(0,1,2,3).

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In fact, Kobe moved a lot.

However, James himself tends to have a "respect and hate" attitude towards Ke Yan. What he admires is his excellent coaching ability and his "protective mouth". 90% of people have already selected Kobe as this season's MVP, and even

As an MVP contender and "Paul's good friend", James has publicly stated that "Although Paul is his good friend, Kobe deserves the MVP more." Ke Yan can still use the definition of "MVP" to support Paul;

What I hate is that Ke Yan is not his head coach. Every time he faces him, he always has "all kinds of weird" tricks to target him, and most of the time he can hit his pain points! This also forces James to continue to improve.

Strengthen yourself.

Sometimes, as a figure at the top of today's league, James will be like some frustrated rookies. If Ke Yan were his head coach, would he be like "Jordan Phil Jackson" and join forces to create a dominance?

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However, considering the attributes of the city of Cleveland, James is not optimistic about attracting Ke Yan.

After all, given the right to make independent choices, whether he switches jobs from Phoenix to Los Angeles or chooses Atlanta among a group of suitors, it can be seen that a comfortable living environment where Chinese people gather is a factor that Ke Yan values ​​​​very much.

Cleveland really doesn't have an advantage anywhere.

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Ahem, think about it in two years!

If the game is in Cleveland, then James will definitely have a grand appearance ceremony, and then "throwing magnesium powder" will also be James's iconic image, just like Usain Bolt's iconic archery action.

The Hawks' appearance was much more "simple". Garnett led a group of young men into the court "howling like wolves", then bumped elbows in greeting, and that was it.

Hawks starting lineup: Paul, Joe Johnson, Battier, Garnett, Diaw.

Cavaliers starting lineup: West, Szczerbiak, James, Ben Wallace, Yirgauskas.

Garnett won the jump ball and the game officially began.

Paul passed to Joe Johnson and then came to the left to open up space; Diaw stepped forward to do a pick-and-roll and helped Joe Johnson get rid of James.

Joe Johnson dribbled the ball to the left. Ben Wallace quickly changed defense to keep up. Diaw stood still in the middle. James hesitated and did not pursue the defense.

Garnett lifted the free throw line from the baseline and set a second screen for Joe Johnson. Ben observed Garnett's screen and blocked his position in advance. Unexpectedly, Joe Johnson did not go to Garnett's side and pulled away.

After getting within a certain distance of Ben Wallace, he shot directly from mid-range and hit the target accurately.

Among flower growers, Joe Johnson has a pretty awesome nickname, "Modern Jordan." This was originally a term invented by Kobe fans and James fans when they criticized Jordan. It means "If Jordan were in this era, he would be Joe Johnson's."

level!".

Later, with the popularity of the Internet, these remarks spread even more widely, including various GIFs of Jordan, all kinds of incredible data, records, and a lot of game videos. As a result, the title "Contemporary Jordan" of Joe Johnson became a black man again.

Scale, used to hack Joe Johnson.

However, the fans found out that although Joe Johnson's ability is not as good as Jordan's, his personal ability is indeed good enough! Whether it is singles with the ball or offense without the ball, his ability is quite balanced! Moreover, the more critical it is

The bigger the ball, the more big-hearted Joe Johnson was, and he abruptly changed the title of "Modern Jordan" from a black title to an honorific title!

The Cavaliers attacked, and Big Z provided James with a cover on the left side. The latter paused slightly while holding the ball, then dribbled the ball with his left hand and violently changed direction toward the baseline. Diaw slowed down a beat and was passed by one step, so he could only turn around symbolically.

Chase and defend.

James jumped up and smashed the ball with his right tomahawk. 2:2.

When the Eagles attacked, Paul and Garnett picked and rolled in the middle, holding the ball and walking to the right, causing a mismatch and then passing the ball to Garnett who was one step outside the free throw line; the distance was a bit far, and Garnett did not choose to take a mid-range shot, but instead stared.

West's defense rushed inside, attracting James to cover up, and then passed the ball to Joe Johnson on the outside. After receiving the ball, the latter flew forward and Szczerbiak leaned forward to attack the Cavaliers' penalty area.

The opponent's defense line was in the bottom corner, and there was no one within three meters of Battier! He even had time to dribble the ball and send the ball into the basket at the most comfortable rhythm! 5:2.

The Eagles played very smoothly together, and the fans at the scene were also very active!

Looking back, the Cavaliers attacked, James dribbled the ball to his right hand from his crotch, and lightly touched his right shoulder. Battier's center of gravity moved laterally. James immediately slapped the ball with his right hand to his left hand, pulled the ball and changed direction, close to Batty.

I forced a breakthrough and entered the penalty area.

Garnett hurriedly retreated to the basket. If he didn't cover up, James would have dunked again; James jumped up and passed the ball from Garnett's side to the left basket. Ben took the ball and shot, easily scoring from close range.

.5:4.

Paul held the ball past half-court and uncharacteristically dug into the Cavaliers' paint. Even if West reserved a step of reaction space, Paul used his speed and coherent movements to directly pass by him. He folded in the air to avoid Ben Hua's attack.

Warriors blocked the shot and completed the basket before landing, and the ball accurately fell into the basket! 7:4.

This is not typical Paul, but he caught the Cavaliers by surprise!

When the Cavaliers attacked, James passed the ball to Szczerbiak, who was running from the side. Garnett switched defense, and Szczerbiak took two steps along the three-point line, attracting the defense and throwing it to the basket.

The big z.

As soon as Garnett went out, the Hawks' ability to protect the inside frame was not enough. Big Z turned to the middle with Diaw and hit a hook. 7 to 6.

Joe Johnson and Diaw cooperated hand-to-hand again. Diaw's subsequent screen was of average quality. James was hung up for a moment and affected the rhythm. However, he still used his excellent physical fitness to block Joe Johnson's shot and took off twice after landing.

, directly grabbed the basketball, then launched a fast break, assisting West for a fast break layup! 7:8.

Looking at the entire league, apart from James, the only one who can complete this series of actions is the young McGrady who can give it a try! Fortunately, this group of players on the Hawks are all people who have won championships and have seen the world.

Otherwise, it would be really easy to be shocked by James' goal!

Joe Johnson gave Paul a free throw. The latter was immediately flanked by James and West and almost made a mistake. Fortunately, it was Joe Johnson who responded behind. He received Paul's pass and threw the ball directly to Diaw near the center line without stopping.

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Diaw's handling of the ball was even more amazing. When he received Joe Johnson's pass with one hand, he directly pointed the ball into the hands of Garnett on the three-point line. Since the Cavaliers were fully defensive, there was only a big Z defending in the penalty area.

With such a large offensive space, let Garnett challenge Big Z, and the result is only two words, guess it!

Gartner took the outside line to attack the big Z, and continued to fight during the march, causing the opponent to foul. At the same time, he stepped back steadily and hit the ball. The score was 21! 10:8.

The Cavaliers have two obvious weaknesses. One is that the offensive routine is too simple and relies heavily on James' personal ability to break the game. That is, the Hawks do not have a big center or a suitable outside defender, otherwise it will be easier to deal with them;

Big Z is difficult to use in high-end games. It is difficult to create threats independently on the offensive end, and it is easy to be targeted on the defensive end if it is too slow.

When the Cavaliers attacked, it was still James who used his explosion to suppress Battier. He relied on his body to push Battier away and then wiped the board under the basket and scored. 10:10.

James was suspected of walking on this shot. Garnett, who was covering up the ball, obviously misjudged James' step point, and everyone in the Eagles' coaching bench collectively made walking gestures to remind the referee.

At the beginning, both sides put a lot of effort on both offense and defense. The Hawks used the strength of the team to suppress the Cavaliers as always, and also played with an intensity that was much higher than that of the regular season; but on the Cavaliers side, James was also more aggressive.

Life! Bring a group of teammates who are somewhat "unable to support the wall" to fight to the death with the strongest enemy!

In the second half of the first quarter, Ke Yan replaced Joe Johnson with Sefolosha in advance to make more scientific arrangements for subsequent personnel scheduling; and the Cavaliers also adjusted some main attack directions. Szczerbiak and De

Ronte West gets more of the ball.

The offensive efficiency of both sides declined to varying degrees. After the first quarter, the Eagles led by 5 points at 30:25.

In the second quarter of the game, Ke Yan arranged for Shannon Brown to play the one position, Sefolosha, Joe Johnson, P.J. Tucker, and Anderson to play together, setting up a highly mobile "one big and four small" lineup to deal with the preparations for "playing."

James for 48 minutes!

At the beginning of the second quarter, the Eagles targeted Damon Jones's weak ball-handling ability. Shannon Brown and Sefolosha flanked him to suppress Damon Jones' advancement and release the ball, forcing him to reluctantly pass the ball to Pablo.

Flovic, who panicked and made a passing error, was intercepted by PJ Tucker. The Eagles went 3-on-2 in the frontcourt. Shannon Brown showed his amazing physical talent and completed a flat-frame dunk! (32:

25)

"E on!" The fans' emotions were once again ignited by Shannon Brown's incredible dunk!

Shannon Brown can only serve as a guest in the Eagles' rotation most of the time, but he is full of passion whenever he plays, and his popularity in the team is very high. Among the substitutes, he may be second only to the Birdman?

Sensing a hint of danger, James took the initiative to "incarnate" as a point guard and took on the task of pushing forward from the backcourt; Sefolosha interfered almost the entire process until he returned to his own half before handing James over to Joe Johnson.

Responsible for defending Pavlovich.

On the line where James breaks through, Joe Johnson is the first line of defense. P.J. Tucker, who plays as a guest power forward, is ready to help defend at any time. Finally, there is Anderson, which can be regarded as a layer-by-layer defense!

With the help of Joe Smith's pick-and-roll, James stepped out in one step, passed Joe Johnson directly, and rushed to the basket.

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Immediately, a stumbling block appeared on his breakthrough line! Tucker moved sideways, used all his strength to withstand James' impact, and then fell to the ground.

After forcibly overturning Tucker, James' offense continued, but his staggering shot was firmly picked off by Anderson. The referee decisively ruled Tucker a blocking foul, and there was no controversy about this shot.

After sitting on the ground for half a minute, James was pulled up by his teammates, took free throws, and made both free throws. (32:27)

Looking back, the Eagles' offense is also not smooth. The lineup on the field is obviously "defensive and strong, attacking weak". If they can't make mistakes or grab backcourt rebounds and then counterattack quickly, the positional battle offense can basically rely on Joe.

Johnson and Anderson started the pick-and-roll. After all, the Cavaliers are a strong defensive team and they still have the ability to crush this tactic.

Joe Johnson still couldn't get rid of James with the help of the pick-and-roll, so he reluctantly took a shot from mid-range and failed to hit.

However, the little Tucker was strong and grabbed the offensive rebound from the pinch between Joe Smith and Varejao. After passing the ball, Shannon Brown relied on his physical fitness to break through Damon Jones's defense and forcefully attack the frame, but was interfered by Joe Smith.

Didn't hit.

This time, Varaiqiao protected the rebound.