Guard With a Knife

Pachulia left, with boos from the audience and countless abuse in front of the TV.

Almost everyone but Atlanta's most die-hard fans thinks he deserved it. Many people even wrote excitedly on the website: This is God's best arrangement. There's nothing more exciting than letting a dirty player walk away injured because of his own dirty actions.

"But really... Pachulia's departure has had very little impact on the Atlanta Hawks."

McBrin emphasized: "Judging from the content of the preseason game, the most important defensive idea for the Eagles now is unlimited defense. Their heights from the 2nd to the 5th are 201 cm to 208 cm and 102 kg. To 117 kilograms. Joe Johnson at the 2nd position is as strong as a shooting guard in the league. Back then in Richmond, Horford at the 5th position was allowed by coach Donovan to catch the rebound and drive the ball directly into the half court as early as at the University of Florida. In 2006 In the 2019 NCAA finals, he even took turns with Noah to block Jordan Farmar from the three-point line. As for Marvin Williams and Josh Smith in the 3/4 positions, they can take both positions.”

"Simply put, they're an all-swing forward lineup right now, and collectively they're neither one nor the other."

"And the biggest problem with the Knicks is still that they don't have a player who can stand up and tear the defense to score."

McBrin was very frank.

At this point, the game has restarted.

The Atlanta Hawks replaced Al Horford, and the Knicks also replaced James Johnson with Gallinari, hoping to strengthen their peripheral shooting ability.

However, that continued until the end of the first half.

Both sides fell into a scoring drought.

Bang bang bang!

Neither team opened up the right way to throw the basketball into the hoop.

The reason for the Knicks is that Stephen Marbury and Kirk Hinrich have poor hands. They can't throw the basketball directly into the basket, and whenever they break through the defense, the opponent can quickly switch defenses. Their passing struggles to find open teammates.

The reason why the Atlanta Hawks entered the scoring drought is the touch. Whether it is Joe Johnson, Al Horford, or Josh Smith, who claimed before the game that he has improved his shooting ability, their shooting touch seems to be under some kind of mysterious curse.

52:56.

The Knicks entered the locker room with a 4-point lead.

But at this time,

The atmosphere in the locker room of the home team was a bit dull. Because everyone knows that the problem of feel can always be solved. But the problem of getting rid of the opponent's defensive system is difficult to solve.

The team doesn't have a scorer who can open the game with the ball on the switch. Marbury and Hinrich have proven that they don't have the ability to challenge a group of strikers with unlimited defenses.

"Let me do it." Nate Robinson suddenly said, "I'll deal with them."

What he said was categorical.

But no one would give him a vote of confidence. After all, he was so sure that he could do twenty-nine times a night... Little Tudou didn't seem like a reliable person.

At this time, Dug gritted his teeth, he stood up and walked in front of Herb Williams. He finally uttered the first sentence asking for shooting rights since he became the team leader: "Mr. Coach, I hope to get more shooting rights in the second half. I want to get a higher tactical position on the offensive end."

As soon as this sentence came out.

The whole locker room was amazed.

The players were surprised that Snoopy was saying such things. Shouldn't he have unlimited firepower long ago? But then they went forward and tried to recall, only to find that Snoopy had indeed never exercised the unlimited fire right from the beginning to the end, and he was always cautious. Even if there are more shots in a certain game, it is based on the fact that the outcome is already determined.

And Zach Randolph's surprise was different from other players. He thought to himself: Is it finally coming? Has it finally begun to encroach on the offensive end? It turns out that this is the reason for letting me end the game, right?

He felt a strong sense of crisis, and he realized that he had stepped into Snoopy's trap.

At the same time, there was a trace of indifference in his heart: Even if you justifiably get unlimited fire rights, so what? Just because you still want to beat Atlanta with offense?

At the same time, Herb Williams didn't expect that Snoopy would say such a thing to himself. This was Dug's right, and with his prestige in the team, he didn't need to tell anyone. Requests will be able to decide for themselves on the pitch. But he still made a request to himself very measuredly.

Herb Williams quickly realized that it was Snoopy who set an example for himself as a head coach.

He glanced at Doug gratefully, and then said seriously: "Okay, since you want to take on more offensive tasks, let's modify our tactics in the second half."

So, he began to take out the tactical board and design the offensive route on it.

At the same time, such pleas are also happening in the visiting team's dressing room. Jamal Crawford told Mike Woodson: "Coach, I feel that I feel overwhelmed now, and I think I can help the team open the scoring shortage here!"

He is not the same as Doug, he is not the core of the Eagles' offense, he is just the sixth man.

So Woodson looked to Joe Johnson.

Joe Johnson is a very empathetic leader who is not the kind of leader who has to solve everything by himself. He knew that Jamal Crawford wanted revenge on the New York Knicks, so he nodded.

Then, Woodson adjusted his tactics, and he made Crawford the starter in the second half.

The second half of the game is coming soon.

The Knicks put on a lineup of Kirk Hinrich, Doug, Gallinari, David Lee, and Milicic. The Atlanta Hawks are Mike Bibby, Jamal Crawford, Josh Smith, Marvin Williams and Al Horford.

Original

When Mike Bibby brought the basketball to the frontcourt, he quickly handed the ball to Jamal Crawford, who had already clenched his fists. Facing Hinrich's defense, Crawford played a fancy game breakthrough action, although Hinrich's defense is very active. But in terms of rhythm, the space is still swayed. After all, Crawford is known for his ball control. After he completely passed Hinrich's defense, he stepped back directly beyond the three-point line, and shot the basketball with a super difficult backward shot!

and.

Swish!

Hollow caught!

This cruise missile-like goal made Madison Garden scream.

New York fans know Crawford well. As much as they used to hate the guy's shot selection, everyone knew that once Jamal found the touch, he'd hit some super-difficult shots. Then, he will kill the whole game... This makes the New York fans can't help but worry about it.

After all, Crawford is a real jerk.

"You made the wrong choice!!"

Crawford turned his head and roared at the audience on the sidelines. He's still bitter and vengeful about the team's decision to trade him without warning to put Snoopy on the job. Now he is holding back his anger. He doesn't want to prove how great he is, but to tell the whole New York: I'm better than Snoopy!

Immediately, he looked at Doug with a provocative look.

Duger ignored it, but calmly took the serve from Gallinari and headed towards the frontcourt.

He knows what Jamal Crawford has been talking about since the trade happened.

The only way to shut him up is to let him understand that after you left, I did improve my offensive ability with the ball and I can take your place.

In fact, this is what New York fans are looking forward to.

"If Jamal Crawford hadn't left New York, the Knicks would undoubtedly be stronger now." Bill Walton said in the live broadcast room: "To be honest, the Knicks shouldn't have both him and Wilt Chandler. trade out, they should at least keep one."

"However, without trading them out, can Snoopy achieve such rapid growth?" Reggie Miller retorted.

"But even if they were traded out, Snoopy did not bring higher scores to the Knicks. On the contrary, the Knicks often fell into the trouble of no one taking over the team's outside firepower at critical moments."

While Bill Walton said this.

Doug has started from beyond the three-point line, and the man who guards him is still Josh Smith...he has been fulfilling his promise.

Throughout the first half, Doug actually only scored 5 points. Although the hit rate was far over 30%, he thought to himself that as long as Doug didn't score double digits in the end, he would still be the big winner, and no one would pay attention to those details.

And at this moment, Doug quickly made a fake shot upwards.

Smith didn't move, and even took half a step back.

There was a disdainful smile on the corner of his mouth, don't even think about using this trick to lure me into being fooled again.

However, Doug quickly made another shot, almost exactly the same as last time.

But Smith was still unmoved. He still believed that Doug was deliberately tricking himself into being fooled. If he really had the ability to shoot the ball, would he have held back in the first half?

Josh Smith never believed that the NBA would have people with this kind of self-cultivation.

But alas, Snoopy is.

His first shot is real, his feet leave the floor quickly, his body opens smoothly in the air, and then he shoots the basketball out of his hand... everything is standard as a textbook.

Josh Smith didn't expect it immediately. He tried to rush to block the shot, but it was too late. When he took off, the basketball had already flown over his head.

"Rebound!!"

He yelled to remind his teammates under the basket.

But, just like the first ball in the opening game... Shua!

The basketball and the Nets had close contact, and they were caught hollow!

This soft voice instantly activated the upsurge in Madison Garden. They were still depressed and angry about Jamal Crawford's three-pointer just now.

Unexpectedly, after fifteen seconds, His Excellency the Duke made them proud!

"Is this an accident?" Zach Randolph, who was on the home team's bench, was inexplicably nervous. He asked Jeffries next to him.

Jeffries shook his head and told him: "I have observed Snoopy's shooting training, and he has initially possessed the ability of an attacker with the ball. He has hit nearly 50% of his jump shots in the unguarded training state."

This sentence made Randolph's sense of crisis even stronger.

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