Injuries in basketball only make me stronger

The Cavaliers defeated the Hornets in the second game.

Lian Feng has to defend James on the one hand, and on the other hand, he also has to shoulder the offensive responsibility of the entire team as an offensive engine. It is really a very painful thing.

James is indeed very powerful, and his power is beyond the times. This kind of physical talent is not even inferior to his own system... He is really a monster. And James has begun to understand how to use his physical talent to create advantages to play.

Therefore, even if he has top movement speed, he still has no way to restrict James.

Unless you gain more than ten kilograms immediately.

Fortunately, James couldn't defend himself.

Nowadays, the three-point shot has become a conventional weapon. The entire league has seen the offensive threat brought by its own three-point shooting ability. Moreover, there are so many top ball commentators in the league who will realize that 40% of the time after a long time.

A three-point shooting percentage, combined with an average of more than 8 shots per game, is terrifyingly efficient.

"The efficiency brought by Lien Feng's three-point shooting percentage is undoubtedly equivalent to a 60% shooting percentage at the basket. His true shooting percentage is even as high as a terrifying 68%!"

Many fans are confused about Lien Feng's true shooting percentage. Because Lien Feng's sudden emergence has naturally attracted a group of new fans, they are confused about what "true shooting percentage" is.

In order to answer the doubts of these fans, Yu Jia did some popular science while explaining during the broadcast of the second game.

"We often talk about true shooting percentage, but I think many non-senior fans must be very unfamiliar with this term. Here I will give you an example so that everyone can understand what true shooting percentage is."

"We all know that efficiency is generally measured by hit rate. The higher the hit rate, the higher the efficiency...right? But is this really the case?"

"For example... let's take Kobe as an example. He rushed to the basket 5 times in one quarter, but was fouled. He made all 10 free throws, so his shooting percentage is 0%.

, but you think, is this 0% strange? Because although his field goal percentage was 0, he scored 10 points through free throws. In other words, he made 0 of 5 shots but scored 10 points. His shooting percentage is used to measure his

Efficiency, isn’t it unfair to him?”

"For another example, it's better to use Kobe. For example, he shot 1 of 3 3-pointers and his shooting percentage was 33%. Next door, LeBron made 1 of 3 field goals and his shooting percentage was also 33%. But the problem comes again.

Kobe scored 3 points with a 33% shooting rate, and LeBron scored 2 points with a 33% shooting rate. Can you say that the same shooting rate between the two of them represents the same efficiency? Obviously not."

"So, after listening to my explanation, the audience will know what true shooting percentage is. It has a set of calculation formulas that can more accurately judge a player's ability to convert shots into points."

"Currently, Lian Feng's true shooting percentage of 68% in this playoffs has set a historical record. And I think most players will have a hard time approaching this number in their lifetime."

However, despite having such a high true shooting percentage, all Lian Feng can do is exchange blows with James...

Because, at this time, James is in his first peak period, and there is no way to break through.

In 2007, James faced the defensive champion Pistons. At that time, he had no long-range shooting ability. He relied entirely on personal breakthroughs to open up the defense and completed a feat of 25-0.

And... James's strongest point is not his breakthrough ability. Looking at this alone, he is at the top of history at best and not yet at the top of history. But he is a top finisher at the basket in history.

Therefore, James actually does not have many skills to break through in the game. He mainly relies on high-quality screens to use explosive power to forcefully crush his position, and then break through to the basket... But unlike many breakthrough players, James has the touch and physical talent in the penalty area.

With the bonus, as long as his shooting space is not completely blocked, he can often score through forced layups and dunks, and often 2+1.

Therefore, Lian Feng doesn't have a good way to limit it.

In the second game, the wind may have turned. Peja and Mo Williams began to work hard, and their three-point shooting percentage improved significantly. However, the Hornets' Korver and David West fell into the refrigerator.

Generally, there is constant forging.

This game turned into a struggle for the forwards to support, the Cavaliers blossomed more, and then James won the game in one fell swoop.

Very angry.

After the second game, Ibaka found Adelman alone during practice.

"Coach...I have something to discuss with you."

Adelman was irritated and had no good words for Ibaka: "What's the matter? I hope you'd better say something that will help us win the game. I don't want to hear any complaints."

Ibaka hesitated for a moment, then mustered up the courage to say: "Coach... maybe you can let me guard LeBron!"

Ibaka's proposal immediately made Adelman slightly startled, but then he nodded: "Okay, I understand, I will consider it!"

Adelman thought carefully about Ibaka's proposal.

First of all, we must understand one thing, that is, it is impossible to completely defend a giant. This is true for any giant, including Lian Feng and Jordan. The definition of "defending" should not be to prevent the giant from scoring.

, but should make it impossible for him to win, so just reduce his efficiency.

At present, according to this idea, to guard James, we first need a defensive expert. His speed and strength cannot be too different from James. His main task is to entangle James head-on, reduce James' scoring efficiency, and reduce

The opponent's offense and defense transition, while limiting James' assists, and double-teaming if necessary.

In fact, there is a very interesting data provided by team analysts... So far, which star has James been least efficient against? Judging from the data, it is actually Yao Ming. So far, Yao Ming and James have played against each other in 11 games, 8

With 3 wins and 3 losses, James' statistics declined across the board against Yao Ming, and his shooting percentage even dropped to about 35%.

Therefore, the core is still to defend James' finishing and assists...

Well, Ibaka has a very good awareness of assisting defense, top shot-blocking ability, a height of 206 and a terrifying wingspan of 223. His strength is not inferior to that of James. With his good movement speed, he can entangle James while using his long arms.

Restricting James from passing the ball so that he can't activate the team seems to be a feasible way.

So in the next game, Adelman decisively asked Ibaka to defend James.

And Ibaka did not disappoint Adelman.

In both G3 and G4, Adelman bit James like a large mad dog, and even used some not-so-pretty gestures in some scenes...commonly known as small moves.

In Ibaka's view, James is a jerk who hurt his brother Jeff Green. Such a guy must be treated in the harshest way.

Ibaka has always been a violent person. In Africa, where the jungle is strong and the jungle is strong, he understood the truth very early that he must be vicious. Only by being vicious can he survive!

And James gave him an even more sinister reason.

As a result, in games 3 and 4, Ibaka almost clashed with Cavaliers players several times.

But the result made Adelman very satisfied. James' efficiency dropped a lot under Ibaka's even somewhat violent defense.

It's just that Ibaka quickly angered the referee and repeatedly warned him to no avail. After Ibaka pulled James out of the air, he received another flagrant foul and was suspended for one game.

Fortunately, the Hornets won two games and reached the match point first.

(...Chapter 2 was reviewed and I vomited...)