NBA basketball rhythm monster

If you had the opportunity to watch an NBA game live, which seat would you choose?

For ordinary spectators, the closer to the front row the better. Not just because front row tickets are expensive.

The height, speed, and power displayed by the players in front of you can never be felt through a big screen.

The sizzling sound of sneakers rubbing against the floor, the clinking sound of physical collisions, and the roars after being fouled after breaking through again and again. All stimulate the audience to burst out with excess adrenaline and make people's blood pump.

For professional players, scouts, and even coaches, the front row may not be the best position.

Spatial oppression occasionally makes people miss some details of the game.

Therefore, today, Barnes and Li Luo bought a seat in the middle row of the arena. It is not far away but not close, and it is very comfortable.

"Oh, Li! Look at that Yao!"

Li Luo followed Barnes's call and looked towards the court.

Dayao first received a pass from the defender and pushed hard inside. Before Spurs center Kevin Willis could react, he turned around.

A slightly backward shot to score easily.

This ball was extremely beautiful. In Li Luo's view, the most difficult thing in this offensive round was not that Yao could fend off his opponent. There were many more powerful players in the league.

Maybe there are too few centers who can keep their feet flexible after a power confrontation, turn around, and then finish the shot with excellent touch.

Generally speaking, as an insider, your accuracy will decrease after a lot of confrontations in each game (you can try running three-quarters of the game and then immediately receiving free throw training. Your hands and feet will be trembling.)

And without any muscles, he is not even qualified to fight on the inside.

The best combination of the two is undoubtedly Olajuwon, the best among the four major centers.

Dayao, a first-year student, has not gained weight yet, and his steps are 20% more agile than Li Luo thought.

However, the Sharks' astounding three-peat performance in the early 2000s seemed to set the tone within the league.

Gaining weight has become a common method of fighting this monster.

The most exaggerated thing is that the Trail Blazers at this time, through trade and draft, created a bunch of human shield insiders, and the lineup was ridiculous. It's funny to say, seizing on O'Neal's big problem with free throws and attacking them all was really miraculous. The series

Sai made the fat shark suffer a lot.

Under such public opinion, Yao naturally chose to gain weight. We also saw the subsequent results.

The huge body and the unparalleled touch among big men make Dayao a one-on-one artifact. Hooks, fades, rebounds, and even free throws have become Dayao's points. (Technical free throw center)

Are you kidding me?)

But the injuries caused by his excessive weight directly shortened Dayao's career, not to mention that people often discuss physical problems.

But what some people don't know is that before Yao gained weight, he only missed three games in three seasons, and he was at the "Iron Man" level at the center position.

On the other side, Duncan, the core of the Spurs, was equally outstanding. After Dayao made consecutive shots, he also tortured Rockets power forward Maurice Taylor with his own talent.

Face the frame and score!

Then turn around and shoot and score!

Slip the baseline and catch the ball for a layup? Score!

Yes, this is the greatness of Duncan. He always plays the ball in the most correct way. His movements are not beautiful but extremely practical. The ball always rolls into the net as he wishes.

Duncan's style can be summed up like his two most famous nicknames:

Stone Buddha! Mount Tai collapses in front but remains unchanged; Elk rises to the left but does not blink.

Great basic skills! The continuous improvement of skills has guaranteed the Spurs' 20 years of glory.

Dayao and Duncan, as the core of the team, were sweating freely on the court. The two sides were like giants, punching me and kicking you.

But after all, it is difficult for two fists to beat four hands, and the Spurs' team members are obviously much better than the Rockets.

By the end of the third quarter, the Rockets were already eleven points behind the Spurs.

In this era of positional warfare, eleven points is already a lot. It's not like in the small ball era where you could catch up with just a few three-pointers.

"That fellow of yours is probably in doubt," Barnes said to Luo Li.

"Well. The Spurs are indeed better."

Not only is it better, Li Luo thought to himself, it was with this lineup that they won the championship this year.

There were two and a half minutes left in the fourth quarter, and the point difference between the two sides showed no sign of narrowing. The Rockets coach made a wave of his hand and directly replaced all substitutes. This choice was made today.

Upon seeing this, the Spurs agreed to give up on the situation and also replaced the substitute lineup. The two sides officially entered garbage time.

"Huh!" Li Luo was really excited to watch this game. The giants from both sides came and went. Li Luo's blood was boiling with excitement.

However, he himself also knows very well that his current level is really insufficient to deal with this kind of alliance brand.

We can only increase the amount of training and strive to enter the NBA as soon as possible to compete with them.

While Li Luo and Barnes were chatting, a child pulled his parent up to them.

When he arrived, the child was a little shy and did not dare to speak. But the parents helped him out:

"Excuse me, are you Lee from the Longhorns?"

Li Luo nodded, and the child's eyes suddenly lit up.

"I'm just telling you, Dad, this is the 'Wonder Boy' of the Longhorns."

Now it was the parent's turn to be embarrassed. He said that he was from Austin. Last month, his son accompanied him to watch a preseason game at another university, Oklahoma State University, and he was beaten by him.

His unique playing style and strong strength attracted him.

This was the home court of the Spurs, and my son insisted that the person in front of him was the "Wonder Boy" who had impressed him so much before. He forced himself to come over and take a look.

Oops, have you met a fan?

Li Luo had never encountered such a scene in his previous life, and he was a little at a loss for a moment.

Barnes saw Luo Li's dilemma and reminded Luo Li that he could sign the boy's T-shirt or something.

The little boy who got the autograph was very happy and should be able to sleep well tonight.

"Haha, Li Luo, I didn't expect you weren't good at being an idol?"

Barnes smiled and said to Luo Li.

Li Luo scratched his nose a little embarrassed, this was also the first time for him.

"Just get used to it! With your strength, you will get there sooner or later."

Barnes shrugged at Li Luo,

"Everyone longs to be a hero one day. I used to want to be Bob Cousy. Unfortunately, my development stopped when I was seventeen in high school, so I just went into the army."

"Sometimes I am a little envious of my disciples who have the ability to enter the NBA. You are the extension of my dream. As long as you can make a difference, I will be satisfied."

"But Li Luo remembers that he must always be worthy of his fans and himself!"