basketball scientist

The game between the Lakers and the 76ers was a peak showdown between two sons of Philadelphia. Fans entered the Wachovia Center early and took their seats. The highlight of the team's core Iverson's goals this season was shown on the big screen, providing a

Game warm-up.

Thanks to the increase in Ke Yan's popularity in China, CCTV also changed its original plan to broadcast the Rockets' live broadcast of this game and changed it to broadcast this focus game. Zhang Lili introduced: "What we bring to you today is a focus unveiling.

In the game, the 76ers faced the Lakers at home. This is also a battle between Iverson and Kobe, the two strongest outside scorers in the 1996 draft. Currently, the two are the top two in the scoring list."

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As the Lakers' first choice on the offensive end this season, Kobe has a lot of shooting rights. Statistics show that Kobe has occupied 27.6% of the Lakers' ball rights and averaged 28.7 points per game. Both statistics rank first.

Second in the league.

The number one position all has the same name, Allen Iverson. The answer is that he has occupied 31.3% of the 76ers' ball possessions this season and averaged 30.7 points per game. However, for the fans and coaching staff of the 76ers,

Said, this is a common thing.

Does this mean that Kobe is not as good as Iverson as an outside scorer? Not necessarily. The most criticized thing about Iverson is his efficiency on the offensive end. Many people think that his data is accumulated by ball rights and shot rights.

.This is indeed true from the data. His field goal percentage is 42%, his three-point shooting percentage is only 30%, and his free throw percentage is 83%.

Iverson's ability is certainly among the best in the league, and it is also his ability to absorb so many ball rights and shots, but the word "inefficiency" is clearly visible in the data, and there is no need to wash it away!

After the shooting warm-up, the coaches from both sides gave a few final words, mainly to remind their core players to stay strong and the players from both sides stood on the court.

Lakers five players: Atkins, Kobe, Butler, Odom, Anderson.

76ers five players: Iverson, Korver, Iguodala, Kenny Thomas, Dalembert.

Anderson won the jump ball and the game officially began.

Butler passed the ball to Odom, who was outside, and then ran to the right corner. Atkins was at 70 degrees on the right, and Kobe and Anderson were on the left, all wide open.

Odom held the ball in the middle and faced the frame, and Kenny Thomas let him go two steps away.

Odom took advantage of the change in dribbling rhythm to break through to the inside, and suddenly stopped for a jump shot. Kenny Thomas hurried forward to interfere. He didn't have time to jump to block the shot. He just stretched out his hand and failed to interfere with Odom's shot. Odom made a hit.

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Iverson attacked and passed Atkins' defense with a large change of direction. Odom made up the defense and Atkins pursued the defense, forming a double-team on Iverson.

Iverson's first reaction after facing a double attack was never to distribute the ball. He moved the ball outward through skillful dribbling. Suddenly, there was a change of rhythm, and his fadeaway jumper missed. Dalembert won the rebound, and the first

The time shot was blocked by Anderson again, hitting the bottom line.

The beautiful block boosted the morale of the Lakers. The out-of-bounds ball was sent out, and everyone followed their opponents closely. Kobe and Atkins flanked Iverson, blocking his breakthrough route. Iverson passed the ball to Korver.

, then moved to Iguodala, who missed the shot, and Odom picked off the rebound.

Odom immediately dribbled the ball forward and switched offense and defense. The five Lakers players on the field are all top-notch in mobility in their respective positions, and they have a strong sense of switching offense and defense immediately after grabbing the rebound.

, if the opponent's defensive end is not disciplined enough, it will easily lead to overplaying and underplaying.

Neither Dalembert nor Kenny Thomas ran back. Odom attracted a double attack and then passed the ball to Kobe, who glided and dunked, 4 to 0.

When the 76ers attacked, Iverson went to the frontcourt, broke through the pick-and-roll with Kenny Smith, forced the Lakers inside to shrink the penalty area, and passed the ball to Iguodala. The latter leaned against Butler with his back and followed the move.

Iverson came and completed the hand-to-hand coordination. The latter caught the ball and shot a jumper, and hit it under interference. 4 to 2.

Atkins brought the ball to the frontcourt and handed it to Kobe. Kobe came to the right with the ball, and Iguodala immediately came over. Kobe didn't wait for Iguodala to stand firm, and quickly crossed to the left.

As the fate passed, Iguodala did not dare to neglect and continued to stick close.

Feeling Kobe's sudden acceleration, Iguodala kept up the pace.

Kobe suddenly paused, and his right hand holding the ball swung behind him. He dribbled the ball behind his back and reached his left hand in an instant. His body had already adjusted its direction and accelerated to the left, throwing Iguodala faster.

The basketball passed by Kobe's fingertips, and Iguodala just took a step slower and looked back towards the basket.

"Brush!"(6:2)

Hollow into the net! Kobe clenched his right hand and waved it very powerfully in front of his chest.

The 76ers attacked, and Iverson forced his way into the Lakers penalty area after a pick-and-roll. Kobe interfered in front of him, and Iverson's turnaround jumper missed.

Intimidated by the Lakers' counterattack, the 76ers did not rely on the offensive rebounds to fight back in time.

Atkins brought it to the frontcourt and pretended to give it to Kobe. Suddenly, Iverson made a three-pointer from the right side. His shot was so sudden that Iverson didn't realize it, but unfortunately he missed the hit.

On the sidelines, Ke Yan praised and applauded Atkins' shot. He likes this kind of smart attack.

The 76ers attacked. Iverson broke through and was double-teamed. This time the answer was to split the ball. However, the Lakers' defensive rotation was in place. The 76ers failed to find an open space after several passes. Korver's jump shot missed the basket.

The rebound was protected by Anderson. After an offensive board was grabbed by Dalembert, the undersea man at the beginning, the combination of Anderson and Odom protected the rebound for several consecutive rounds.

The defensive end did a good job, but Odom was distracted again on the offensive end. He lost the ball for three seconds in the penalty area.

The 76ers attacked, Korver ran from the side to catch the ball and hit a three-pointer, 6 to 5.

Atkins dribbled the ball past half court, and Kobe leaned on Iguodala to catch the ball, turned to the baseline, forced a shot from the right, and made a difficult hit, 8 to 5.

Compared with Iverson's monopoly on the ball, one person playing four people, Kobe has a little more contact with his teammates. He values ​​​​the right to shoot more, but he still allows his teammates to have a sense of participation.

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Iverson broke through to score the ball, and Korver ran to catch the ball from the side. This time Butler followed closely behind the screen, and the interference was successful. Korver missed the shot.

During the Lakers position battle, Kobe got rid of Iguodala's defense around the screen, received a pass from Atkins, and missed a three-pointer from the outside. Anderson rushed to grab the offensive rebound and passed the ball out in time. Kobe singled out

Picking Iguodala, he swayed half of his body and missed the jumper.

The rebound in the backcourt was obtained by Dalembert again. The Haitian passed a long pass to the frontcourt. Iverson showed his true nature as a speed king. He had already completed a quick pass and passed Arter with a fake move.

Kings, took off with both feet and dunked with his right hand. 8:7.

After the opening, both Kobe and Iverson had average touch, which affected the entire team's offense. It was more than lively but not exciting enough. Halfway through the first quarter, the score was 13:12. The Lakers were one point behind and entered an official timeout.

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