NBA basketball rhythm monster

Franklin Button can guarantee that in his scouting career, he has never seen players with such huge differences in playing styles.

Players have a certain path in their own growth process, and gradually find their own playing methods in competitions all year round. These playing methods are eventually quantified in game data, forming player characteristics that scouts rely on to analyze and summarize.

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The average player is often good at a certain aspect. An extreme example is Klay Thompson, who can score 60 points in 20 dribbles a game. Another example is Ben Wallace, a monster defensively at the basket.

But basically does not participate in the offensive end.

But the quasi-triple-double scored by Li Luo today does not fall into this category at all.

Judging from the statistics, Li Luo today is as comprehensive as ever, with 34 points, 9 rebounds, 8 assists and 1 block, which is even better than usual.

But paper data is really deceptive. Anyone who has watched the game knows that Li Luo's style of play today is not at all the reasonable and lukewarm style he used to play in the past.

The opening scene was extremely sharp, like a sharp hot knife cutting through Duke's piece of cold butter.

In the next half, Lillo was unstoppable on Duke's defense.

Judging from the offensive methods displayed in this game, Li Luo's internal and external offensive skills are very mature.

His proficiency in turning over jump shots and shooting during the run is already very high, and the opponent's inside line? It's not a bad idea to call him Luo Li's toy.

Various fake movements caused by shaking shoulders lured the opponent to grandma's house. The opponent had a power forward and a center and almost downloaded an anti-fraud app.

Lee Luo can always find space in the seemingly crowded inside. He has everything from small hooks, rebounds, and back-up cross-cutting frames.

What is the role of an all-around organizer?

Barton complained in his mind. Don't look at Li Luo's assist data in this game. In fact, it was all opportunities given up by the opponent to double-team.

Duke, who was beaten badly in the middle, even executed a three-person double-team. But Li Luo was very bad at playing. In the second half, his passes flew through the air. This was the reason why the inside player had such a high assist rate.

Now Barton was in trouble. How should he write his report?

If it were written that this player played selflessly and took reasonable shots, then the first half of today's game was simply the style of play of a certain Milan player.

Of course, who doesn’t eat dumplings during the Chinese New Year? Sometimes, some iron players can even go crazy like teenagers and score thirty points in a game.

But if this feel can be maintained, wouldn't it mean that Li Luo has a promising future?

So, with this year's draft picks, can the Celtics get such a player?

Full of doubts, Patton returned to Boston and wrote his thoughts into the report. He felt that the scouting report he wrote was simply terrible.

Unexpectedly, Mr. Auerbach not only showed no intention of getting angry after reading his confusing and contradictory scouting report, but instead happily lit up his unfinished cigar and started reading.

This made Barton even more confused. If anyone had written something of this level in the past, not everyone could handle the old man's temper.

"Huh? Barton, why haven't you left yet? Is something wrong?"

In Auerbach's office, Barton hesitated for a while. Auerbach noticed the little behavior of the person below and expressed concern.

"Teacher? This report..." Barton hesitated for a long time before speaking out.

"Don't you feel uncomfortable looking at this report?"

"Haha." Auerbach seemed to know that Barton would have this question. However, he did not answer Barton's question for a while. Instead, he told Barton some old stories about the Celtics.

"My eyes are accurate in selecting people most of the time. When I formed a black team, it caused huge criticism in the league. But what was the result?"

"If Wilt Chamberlain hadn't come along and snatched away a championship, we would have completed an unprecedented 12 consecutive championships. By the way, I remember Barton, you joined the Celtics at that time, right?"

Following Auerbach's words, Barton couldn't help but recall everything about the Celtics at that time.

The team was invincible in every battle, and winning the championship was as easy as drinking water. At that time, "The Celtics won the championship" was a declarative sentence in the field of basketball.

Managers who came from the Green Army are all over the league. Barton remembers that there was no transaction that the Green Army could not make at that time. (Many of the Green Army's transactions at that time were robbery-type transactions. The Grizzlies' trade of Gasol was a big deal at that time.

The Green Army seems to be a piece of shit. Imagine it is as outrageous as if the Lakers traded Westbrook today, and the opponent has to take two first rounds to get an All-Star.)

"Later on, the glory of the Celtics dimmed a lot. Fortunately, in the 1980s, I used a small trick to get Bird, and we tasted a few more victories."

(Regarding the details of this transaction, it perfectly reflects Auerbach's detailed control of league rules. Bird's statistics in college were already terrible, 30 points, 10 rebounds and 4 assists. Do you know? Managers of each team

I have long been coveting him. But Bird made it clear that he hoped to participate in the draft after graduating from college. But at that time, the league draft had regulations that automatically participated in the draft as long as he was 23 years old. As a result, the old man forcibly used this rule in the draft to select Bird. Let others

The team and the old Jewish man were dumbfounded.)

"Perhaps our strength is too dazzling and makes people jealous. Under the intervention of the league, the Celtics suffered a big blow, and until today we have no hope of victory."

Auerbach poked out the cigar in his hand and looked at Button with deep meaning, "We have not made mistakes during the reconstruction process, but as long as we have hope, the Green Army will one day be revived."

Seeing that he had almost finished speaking, Auerbach tapped the scouting report on Li Luo on the table with his fingers, "Maybe if I show you something, you will have a more intuitive understanding of this player."

As he spoke, Auerbach flipped through a document behind him and took out some unknown information about Luo Li.

From the details of Luo Li's rise to Luo Li's two locker room speeches, the meticulous details fully demonstrate the power of this old man's intelligence network.

The more Barton watched, the more frightened he became, and the more he liked it, the more he liked it. No wonder his teacher longed for this young man so much.

This is a natural born Celtic! Button commented in his heart.

"I understand." Auerbach adjusted his seat and fell back comfortably.

"The draft is, to put it bluntly, a gamble. The older ones bet that he can plug and play, and the younger ones bet that he can have a promising future."

"There are always winners and losers in gambling. We also lose sometimes. The lessons of Bias and Duncan are not far away."

"But! A player's will and spirit can never be taught by others. Shooting can be practiced, muscles can be gained, and flexibility can be practiced. But no one can teach how to be a leader. I am willing to bet on this young man.

A bet."

Auerbach stared directly at Patton,

"Even willing to pay any price."