My basketball vision is different

When he heard the referee blow the halftime whistle, Bynum hurried back to the locker room.

His previous performance was great, and he wanted to share it with his teammates, but unfortunately he was unable to do so. As a variable in this game, he was stared at by reporters before the game entered the break.

At this time, facing the microphone in front of him, excitement had already appeared on Bynum's face, and he couldn't hide what was going on and spoke incoherently.

"This is a moment I couldn't imagine. It's really unbelievable. I didn't expect that after I chose the Pacers, my first game back would go so smoothly.

I have had many dreams, and I decided to come to the Walkers after thinking about it for a long time.

Now, the dream seems to have driven away the severe cold of winter and warmed me up, making me feel at home here.

Yes, you heard it right, I feel like home in the Pacers. I like everything here, I like this stadium, I like the fans here, I like the players here...

Lynn is our recognized leader. He has brought huge changes to each of us, including me. He helped me a lot when we were training. The only regret I have now is that I didn’t get to know him earlier.

...

Whether it's me or other players, each of us has found his own place here.

I think although this game is not over yet, I am certain that we will win this game."

With that said, Bynum roared loudly at the camera in front of him.

"Celtics, are you ready to fail?"

Sitting in the locker room, faced with the provocation of his opponent's "substitute" players, Rondo, wiping his sweat, remained unmoved and sat quietly aside.

The away locker room conditions at Conseco Arena are good, at least compared to the bad behavior of some teams, this place is definitely good.

But I heard that in the past few years, in order to deal with the Pistons, the Pacers did some unfriendly things at their home court. Anyway, there were many "backstabs" at each other.

On the contrary, there has been a lot less in the last two seasons.

Maybe it's because the Pacers look down on that old rival;

Maybe it's because of "resting the body and moving to nourish the energy". The Pacers who won the championship also looked away. Taking the wrong path will not lead to long-term success. Only by being upright can we win the final victory.

but......

Regarding Bynum's last words, it would be a lie for the Celtics players not to be angry, even if this league is not as reckless and childish as it was in the early years. Nowadays, everyone is like "being a monk for a day"

Hit the clock."

Even if that guy once shocked the league and was a championship player, this is still discrimination against the away team.

Who doesn’t want to stand and make money, how could he be so cowardly?

But in fact, everyone understands that if you are inferior to others in terms of strength, you have to swallow your anger in the arena, unless you have the ability to return one day and play an "answerball."

Otherwise, you will have to keep your head down while someone rides on your head and poops on you.

This kind of jungle law, which is almost the law of the jungle, is very realistic in the arena.

It is said that friendship comes first and competition comes second. This has never happened in the NBA.

For Rondo himself, simply reciting tactics, rigidly executing the coach's arrangements on the court, etc. are not in line with his court style.

But for most players with well-developed limbs, they cannot even do this seemingly simple rote memorization, let alone tactics that are full of imagination and even logical thinking on the court.

But after half the game, Rondo sadly discovered that he could be full of imagination, but only if he broke through the defense of No. 13 on the opposite side, otherwise no matter how many "0s," it would not work without the first "1".

What was even more difficult for Rondo to accept was that he suddenly discovered that there seemed to be a big gap between himself and No. 13 on the opposite side.

There is no essential difference in the average IQ between the players on both sides, so why are the Pacers' tactics so effective?

Whether defensive or offensive, the Celtics always feel uncomfortable on the court.

That is not the difference in the technical level of the players themselves, but simply the difference in the "tactics of using troops" between the "commanders" of both sides. The feeling of "how to excel when you are good" always lingers in Rondo's heart.

When the two sides were arranging their troops, it was like a scumbag who found it difficult to memorize things by rote, while the other academic master had improved to the level of logical reasoning.

A player who can't even memorize middle school science formulas, if you want him to have such advanced logical thinking ability, he just can't understand it at all.

Rondo never admitted that he was worse than others, but at this moment, he doubted his IQ, no, his golf quotient.

If you can't even remember the basic tactics and implement them, how can you control the victory?

Do you really think that the team's tactics are just on paper and don't need to be practiced?

The Pacers performed so well under Lin Shaojie's management, and the players followed the rules with almost no thought. In the final analysis, that guy had already done all the work in advance and thought about all possible scenarios, and then the stadium was created.

It's easy to do on top.

The No. 13 in my mind is probably sitting next to the coach, chatting and laughing, right?

But what about yourself?

Stevens was arranging tactics. Although the Celtics lost the first half, they only lost by about ten points. It was not a crime. If they played well in the second half, they might still have a slight chance.

After all, everyone could see Humphries suppressing Hibbert after the opening game, but it was a pity that Bynum's appearance ruined everything.

If "Baby Shark" can maintain his health and condition, the Heat will feel like crying.

...

The Heat, who are far away in Miami, experienced their second back-to-back game yesterday. They lost to the Bulls in the road the day before yesterday. On the way to catch up with the Pacers, they suffered a three-game losing streak.

LeBron was so depressed that he wanted to cry. The main reason was that he had an argument with the opposite player named Butler on the court. After the two sides fell to the ground, they kicked each other in the face and each received a "t". The Heat lost in the end.

Losing games and losing people.

If he had known this would happen, LeBron would have put on a mask before the game.

The loss of this game also caused the Heat to lose the final initiative. As long as the Pacers win another victory, the Heat will theoretically lose the possibility of winning the first place in the Eastern Conference.

Although the entire Heat team has completely lost confidence in this goal.

Fortunately, one thing is that the Heat finally won the victory after returning to their home court yesterday. LeBron's performance was indeed average. He performed well in terms of statistics. He knew in his heart that it was Wade who really led the team to victory. Several key goals were made by "

"Second Master" was taken down.

The victory in this game theoretically established the Heat's qualification for the playoffs, and the Pistons, who were chasing behind them, lost the possibility of theoretical overtaking.

But at this moment, watching the games against the Pacers and Celtics, the hearts of the Heat's soldiers were half cold.

Why did the Heat players unanimously express during interviews that they would rather meet the Spurs in the Finals than a strong team like the Grizzlies? It’s because of the Heat’s weakness in the paint and the players’

This style of play puts the Heat at an inherent disadvantage when facing a team with such excellent inside numbers.

Today's "cancer" Hibbert in the Pacers is as unstable as ever, but his existence is still a great threat to the Heat. Even his unstable performance is mouth-watering. In addition, West is

Experienced old guy.

This lineup already had an advantage, but now with Bynum's performance, the Heat are finding themselves in greater trouble.

Bynum, who was introduced by the Pacers, seemed to have ushered in the second spring of his life. Look at the youthful excitement in the first half, as if he was back in Los Angeles, which is enviable.

Looking back at our own "Great" Oden...Deng scored "0" points, "1" rebounds, and "1" blocks in the defeat against the Bulls.

His performance was too miserable and he was replaced early by the coach.

Even though Anderson only scored 2 points in that game, he had more than 30 minutes of playing time and 13 rebounds which was the confidence he had to stay on the court. But look at Oden.

By the time yesterday's back-to-back game started, before the game even started, Oden was unable to play due to a "disease of the common man". All the statistics were zero, and LeBron almost vomited out his blood. After "The Great" came to the Heat, his performance was almost intermittent like this.

Competitor.

Thinking about Bynum's performance in the first half, LeBron felt like God was against him.

Of course, the good news is not without it. As the Pacers' second-in-command, Paul George was replaced after a short time in the first half. It didn't seem as easy as he expressed in front of the media.

However, the Pacers, who lost their "second leader", performed very stably, and did not become a "waste" due to the lack of the main starting lineup. In a game that seemed to have a small difference in points, the overall rhythm was under the control of the Pacers.

This kind of Pacers is not only stronger because of the addition of Bynum, but it is obviously a "system" team that is feared. Every player is a screw, but only No. 13 cannot move.

This is something that has been recognized by the league for most of the season.

After the start of the second half, the lineup was still the same as the first half. Paul George stayed off the court and Stephenson came on in his place. It seemed that the Pacers' protection of Paul George was still in place.

The home fans did not boo when they saw this situation. They knew well that the Pacers' rotation role became more important towards the end of the season.

Changing sides to fight again, Lin Shaojie took the lead after the start. Facing the double-teams of Rondo and Bayless, he completely ignored them. After passing the midfield, he accelerated to get rid of the two double-teams. The sudden acceleration in the action showed Lin Shaojie's acceleration ability.

, it was a complete crushing of their talents.

The two people who couldn't close the door almost collided with each other. Lin Shaojie's speed at that moment caused the fans to exclaim.

Lin Shaojie, who broke into the inside line, faced Humphries' defense and half-turned. Under the joint defense of Humphries and Green, Lin Shaojie, who had been squeezed out of the baseline, actually completed a mid-air dodge pull-up layup behind the basket.

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That relaxed posture and super aerial control ability instantly silenced the noisy arena. Soon, looking at the scene in front of him, the Conseco Arena was boiling again.

Lin Shaojie, who completed the goal, looked very calm, but all the Pacers players at the scene were in disbelief. Paul George, who was sitting on the bench, also covered his mouth in an exaggerated manner and made gestures to his teammates next to him.

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"Oh my God, that's a lever that floated in from outside the baseline. How did he do that?"

In my impression, that was a privileged move only possessed by Jordan and Dr. J. Now it was used by Lin Shaojie. Apart from anything else, the elegant and relaxed posture was exactly the same.

For many people, they may not be able to do it in their lifetime, but for Lin Shaojie, it seems to be easy to do.

If it weren't for Humphries and others' pursuit and interception, Lin Shaojie wouldn't be able to show off his talent. It's really too exaggerated.

Rondo was completely shocked by such a goal. The talent gap between the two sides was really too big. Fortunately, he had a better mentality. When everyone was shocked, he quickly called on his teammates to serve.

After completing the attack, Lin Shaojie was "taken advantage of" by his teammates and then slowly walked towards the second half alone.

Rondo, who completed a quick serve, advanced quickly with the ball. Lin Shaojie immediately changed his mentality and stepped forward to defend.

Seeing this situation, Rondo quickly cooperated with his teammates and found an opportunity to shoot the ball.

Bayless saw that the Pacers' defense was out of position, and Lin Shaojie was still some distance away from him. He didn't know what to think, but he suddenly took off inside the free throw line and dunked toward the basket.

Unexpectedly, Lin Shaojie had been waiting for this opportunity for a long time. The expressionless No. 13 suddenly followed Bayless and took off together.

The slender wingspan and high bullet speed seemed to block out the sky. Bayless didn't notice all this at all. He only had eyes for the basket.

When he felt a shock in his hand and fell down, his mind was blank and he was still wondering.

"What just happened?"

Bayless lost his balance and fell to the bottom line.

Lin Shaojie's hands completed the shot in the air, and with those huge palms, he completely "hugged" the basketball down. Lin Shaojie who landed on the ground glanced down at Bayless lying on the baseline, then raised his head expressionlessly and launched

A long biography.

West caught the ball in the Celtics' half and then ended the round with a mid-range shot.

On the big screen above his head, Bayless stood up with the help of his teammates, and then looked at him secretly.

There shouldn't have been any problems with his dunk, but Lin Shaojie's speed was too fast, not only the speed of pursuit, but also the speed of rebounding, which was as fast as lightning.

When the whole person was flying in the air, it was as if he was gliding in the air. With his body turned sideways, he relied on his core strength to complete the block on Bayless. At that moment when he had nowhere to borrow any force, Lin Shaojie stood still after landing.

Straight and elegant.

That's all the core strength providing support.

Looking at himself again, Bayless found that he was so staggering after landing, so pitiful.

On the restless bench, Paul George and his teammates were waving towels one by one, shouting "oh" and "oh", like a group of giant monkeys trying to attract the opposite sex.

"Oh my gosh, this defensive interception coached by Lin is really great."

Zhang Weiping said excitedly.

"It was just after he came on the field, and he hadn't even warmed up his body yet. He almost made it impossible for his opponent to return. Especially after completing this block, Coach Lin's expression was too calm. It seemed that to him, everything seemed to be lost.

Very ordinary.”

Rondo squeezed his palms hard, and the score difference was already 20 points. Look at the faces on the Pacers bench that are ready to move. I am afraid that everyone wants to stand up and be teammates with Lin Shaojie.

Bar!

Less than a minute into the second half, green jersey coach Stevens called a timeout. At this moment, the Pacers were too powerful and he needed to stop the opponent.

Taking this opportunity, the Pacers also made major adjustments to their lineup.

Lin Shaojie stayed on the court, and as long as Rondo was on the court, he would not go off.

The replacements, Bynum, Paul George and others, almost played with a completely new lineup.

Paul George, who gradually regained his touch, began to take over the game with the help of Lin Shaojie.

The Pacers' second-in-command, who had been silent for a long time, began to exert his strength. Only then did Rondo feel that not only was he at a loss when facing Lin Shaojie, but even a normal Paul George was at a loss.

After Paul George came on the field in the third quarter, he faced the Celtics' heroes, almost all of whom were out of position. Buss, who had previously restricted him, was completely suppressed by Paul George, let alone

The Celtics' short guard.

Even Rondo was like this when he was face to face. There was a huge gap in static and dynamic talents. Paul George didn't look like a small forward at all. He had the speed and flexibility of a defender, but he didn't have the physical fitness to fight.

Now, all the fans have seen Paul George mismatching everyone in singles, and the Celtics’ defensive attention is almost focused on Lin Shaojie, and they can’t come up with effective measures to face the Pacers’ second-in-command.

The sense of imbalance when defending is particularly strong.

Before the game ended in the third quarter, Rondo was replaced by Stevens due to an "injured" sprained foot.

He "fell" in the face of the Pacers' successive attacks, which shocked Stevens into a cold sweat. Frank paid great attention to the injuries of the Pacers players. He, Stevens, was not the same. Not long after Rondo came back,

He didn't want the Celtics' brain to lie on the hospital bed again.

At that time, the Pacers were already far ahead of their opponents with a score of 87 to 59, and the 28-point gap was almost out of reach.

Stevens was about to surrender, but Rondo, who was substituted, didn't say anything. He just lowered his head and was helped down by his teammates.

Soon, Frank also replaced the hero player of this game - Lin Shaojie.

In the third quarter, the Pacers' No. 13 was almost watching a show, assisting the team's second-in-command and toying with all the players on the opposite side. After Paul George, who is just over 2 meters tall, regained his touch and form, he was not a Celtics player at all.

Competitive.

Even Humphries himself was dunked by him and was made disgraced.

"Okay, even though there is still one quarter left in the game, I think the game has ended early."

Zhang Weiping said happily: "The Pacers finally stopped their losing streak and won a big victory, and they still faced the Celtics, their old enemy..."

At this moment, the director also released the data of the players on the field in a timely manner.

It can be said that most of Paul George's 13 points were scored within ten minutes of the third quarter.

Lin Shaojie's 24 points and 18 assists data can be concluded. Judging from the point difference, Lin Shaojie should not play, and what is even more exciting is that.

In addition to these two important statistics, Lin Shaojie's 10 rebounds and 10 steals allowed Lin Shaojie to obtain another quadruple-double at home. If it were not for the "sparse" 4 blocks, it would not be worth mentioning.

Regardless of the final outcome, all the statistics Lin Shaojie scored at home are enough to be considered shocking.

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