basketball scientist

Atkins took the ball to the frontcourt and passed it to Kobe. Kobe held the ball high with one hand, leaning against Howard with his back to observe the movement of his teammates, and passed it to Butler who was 70 degrees on the right.

Butler and Anderson broke free from the ball screen, and Dampier once again had problems switching defenses. The former caught the ball and made a jumper, but Finley couldn't catch up and hit the net hollowly, 2 to 6.

Kobe's selfless performance at the beginning was beyond Ke Yan's expectation. However, in the dialogue with strong teams, the team really needs Kobe to mobilize the strength of his teammates to form a 5-on-5 situation in the game.

The Mavericks attacked. Terry lobbed the ball to Nowitzki and ran to the right corner. Nowitzki leaned on Odom and turned towards the baseline. Odom once again blocked Nowitzki's breakthrough route.

Nowitzki made a step-back jumper with his right foot and scored at 4:6.

Atkins took the ball to the frontcourt and handed it to Odom, who dribbled to the wing and handed the ball to Kobe who was asking for the ball in the low post. Kobe received the ball, turned around, faced Howard, and his body suddenly twisted like a light bird.

Like a smart and strong rattlesnake, every twist he makes seems to be deceiving the person standing in front of him.

Breakthrough? Impossible. It’s impossible at such a close distance!

Kobe's twisting body suddenly straightened up, just like the rattlesnake that straightened up half of his body at the moment before attacking.

The moving feet suddenly changed. The left foot rotated outwards with the toes as the central axis, while the right foot protruded and turned to the left.

Kobe's body began to rotate. He was almost spinning in place, but with the inertia, his body posture became leaning forward, so the whole movement became extremely weird and beautiful.

He was about to touch Howard, but suddenly turned around flexibly. Kobe went around behind Howard and faced Nowitzki, who was defending. Without stopping, he concentrated on the strength and weight of his whole body and soared into the air!

"Bang bang!" The basket tilted more than half to the right, groaning in pain and making a loud sound.

Nowitzki took two steps back, trying to alleviate the impact of the impact, but in the end his center of gravity was still unstable and he sat down on the ground.

Kobe pushed his hands hard, lifted his body up, bent his legs and made a big circle under the basket. As he was shaking, Anderson and Dampier under the basket gave way and let him down.

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With his ghostly passing, domineering dunks, and Kobe's wonderful performance, the players on the Lakers bench couldn't help but stand up and cheer for him. Even Marquis Daniels on the Mavericks bench almost stood up, but luckily he was stopped by other players.

Teammates hold on.

Being dunked is a shame in the eyes of some people, but for Nowitzki, it is proof of his hard work on defense. He was not in a hurry to fight back on the offensive end. On the contrary, Josh Howard's next handling seemed very...

Irrational, he caught the ball at half-court, then rushed to Butler's right side at full speed. His offensive intention was too obvious. Butler moved his body quickly to block Howard. Although Howard was held up, he still moved toward Butler.

He took a step forward and suddenly felt Butler's body loosen up. He felt happy and took another step forward, but was blocked by Butler's back foot. He staggered a step, tried hard to hold the ball up, and jumped towards the ball.

Send the basket.

"Bang!" The ball was slapped directly out of the baseline. Howard, who fell to the ground, looked at Anderson's contemptuous eyes and slapped the floor angrily.

Josh Howard's physical talent is indeed good. His long wingspan allows him to form "dislocations" when facing many small forwards. Johnson even once had the idea of ​​​​supporting him to be the boss and replace Nowitzki, so that later

The two of them got cold together.

The Mavericks took free throws from the sideline. Through continuous pick-and-rolls, Terry caught the ball from the baseline, faced Butler's defense, and shot from mid-range, making an accurate hit!

Butler's defense is already in place for this shot, but once Terry's shooting touch is found, he is also an unstoppable ruthless character!

The game is going on, and the Mavericks, led by Nowitzki and Terry, still carry out a strong offensive on the Lakers' position, and every time the Lakers lose points, they can always respond accordingly with Kobe and Odom.

With cooperation, the score was restored again, and wonderful goals were displayed in front of the audience again and again.

Both sides have attacking lineups, and the defense has loopholes. The visual effect of the fierce battle is even better than the Denver All-Star Game.

Midway through the first quarter, Johnson replaced Terry and Finley and replaced him with Stackhouse and Devin Harris. The Mavericks also had Marquis Daniels on the bench, and their lineup was enviable.
Ke Yan also made adjustments. Eddie House, Delfino, and Barnes replaced Atkins, Butler, and Odom respectively. Kobe was pushed to the small forward position, with Barnes on top.

The power forward position is against Nowitzki.

Compared with blue-collar insiders of the same size, Nowitzki hates light-footed small forwards to defend him. Historically, in this year's playoffs, Nowitzki was once made uncomfortable by Tracy McGrady. And in 2007

In the playoffs of 2018, the Warriors upset the Mavericks. They also benefited from the fact that Stephen Jackson, Harrington, and Matt Barnes took turns against Nowitzki to interfere with his shooting. Therefore, Ke Yan used Barnes to counterattack.

Nowitzki is a somewhat advanced attempt, but he is not seeking death.

However, copying what others have learned sometimes may not work. Now, it seems that Barnes is still a little weaker against Nowitzki, failing to defend three-pointers and two-pointers.

Fortunately, the Lakers' offensive firepower was rapid, and both Kobe and Delfino performed well. The two sides were still unable to defend themselves, scoring a high score of 38 to 41.

Kobe played the entire quarter, scoring 13 points, 2 rebounds and 3 assists, leading the Lakers to a 3-point lead in the first quarter.

In the second quarter, both sides sent substitutes to fight. The Mavericks had five players: Devin Harris, Terry, Stackhouse, Van Horn, and Bradley.

Lakers five players: Eddie House, Delfino, Butler, Brian Cook, Odom.

Ke Yan and Johnson have similar substitution habits. They both like to win the team's second scoring point in the first half of the first quarter, and then wait until the transition period to lead the substitute lineup. Ke Yan is more targeted in his selection, and he will give up directly in this game.

The team's second center Diop was used, and the spatial inside man Cook was reused. Odom moved to the center position. In this way, Odom was pulled to the top of the arc on the offensive end to hold the ball, with an open space in front of him.

If Bradley dared to let Odom pass him, it would be like an early morning street. If Bradley doesn't come out, Odom can directly make a three-pointer, or he can go to the free throw line and cooperate with his teammates hand-to-hand to attack.

There are many choices.

The Mavericks can't handle the Lakers on the defensive end, but their efficiency on the offensive end is pretty good. Harris, Terry, and Stackhouse are all outside players with the ability to attack with the ball, and Johnson's tactics are also suitable for them, which is to take turns to use them.

Singles after the pick and roll,

Johnson replaced Nelson as the head coach of the Mavericks. The change he brought to the team was to change the team's defensive awareness and let the players pay attention to defense. But there are also shortcomings. The team's mercury-laden offensive coordination has decreased, and it relies more on singles.
From this perspective, the Mavericks might as well ask Ke Yan to be the head coach. Although the Lakers under Ke Yan also focus on offense and light defense, when the situation is critical, Ke Yan can come up with various ideas and test various methods. If he takes over Old Nelson's

The team, the Mavericks' basketball philosophy can be inherited more smoothly.