NBA basketball rhythm monster

Generally speaking, if a team wants to defend a certain person in a targeted manner, the process is roughly like this:

First of all, we should fully collect his game data, preferably the video of the last twenty or so games, and then let the team's video analyst team of about 10-15 people conduct high-level data analysis.

Projects such as the player's shooting hot spots, common tactics, and even the usage ratio of the dominant hand to the non-dominant hand, etc., will be included in the analysis of the player...

This is probably the reason why the NBA has so many weird game records.

Generally speaking, a player's playing style can be roughly established through the above procedures, and then the coaching team needs to formulate corresponding strategies by analyzing the feedback information.

But there are two situations that other teams’ analysis teams don’t want to see:

The first type is stars who are too powerful. O'Neal at the beginning of the millennium, Jordan in the 1990s, and the Magic Birds in the 1980s are all of this type. Although their performances of game dominance are different, organizations like Magic

, Bird's golf IQ and touch, Danzi's mid-range shooting, and O'Neal's extraordinary performance are all manifestations of dominance on the court.

When these players shine in the league, almost all analysis teams have studied them. But the very disappointing fact is:

There's nothing you can do against these people! No matter how good you are at analyzing data, if you can't beat him, you just can't beat him. No one in your team can compete with him, and the tactics you devised are completely useless against him.

O'Neal once had a very vivid metaphor. During the three consecutive championships, when he faced the 76ers center, Mutombo, who won the best defensive player that year, he said this:

"In those three years, Uncle Mu was the only center I felt even remotely interested in."

The second situation is slightly better, but still troublesome enough. That is when someone suddenly breaks out. This kind of thing usually happens to rookies and role players who have a lot of experience.

Due to the lack of preparation for him, it is easy to be caught off guard when the player suddenly explodes.

Jeremy Lin is a typical example. During Lin's crazy winning streak, everyone was fooled by Jeremy Lin's various scoring tips after blocking the ball and entering the penalty area.

However, it is easier to deal with this kind of thing. With more competitions and enough experience, even the most sluggish analysis team can find solutions.

This is where Jeremy Lin in New York had a harder time playing in the later stages. His strength was originally unable to match so much attention, but after putting him under a magnifying glass, people easily discovered his weaknesses.

Li Luo happens to be this type of player. This is only his third game in the NBA. Counting the number of games in the summer league, he can't even count them.

Therefore, Li Luo's information is of the type that is seriously insufficient.

Li Luo performed very well in all appearances, and Cavaliers head coach Silas had to admit this. Therefore, they formulated this set of forward defense tactics based on Li Luo's performance in the game in the past, hoping to contain it.

Li Luo's performance.

At the beginning, after Li Luo gave Ricky Davis a chance and showed off his steps, Coach Silas felt vaguely uneasy. Li Luo improved again. And it was on both offense and defense.

However, the team's performance made him feel at ease. The effectiveness of the forward tactics allowed the Cavaliers to win by 7 points and enter the fourth quarter. This has to be said to be a major benefit to the Cavaliers.

However, in the fourth quarter, Li Luo made new changes in his playing style. This time, the Cavaliers no longer had a prepared plan to deal with the opponent's changes.

Li Luo no longer distributes the ball. Under the Cavaliers' multiple double-teams, attacking with the ball is like hitting a stone with an egg.

This is the advantage of having Pierce hold the ball. After he and Li Luo open up a certain position, they will be able to move James' help defense away at the same time. In this way, Li Luo will be able to defend against Boozer and Big Z.

It makes you look much more relaxed.

And that's not the only benefit. Since he started running and playing without the ball, Li Luo's direct defender Boozer was obviously very uncomfortable with this.

Although he yelled fiercely, his staggering steps when defending Li Luo still showed that he spent a lot of energy on the defensive end.

"Whoa!" After receiving the pass from Pierce, Li Luo completed another half-turn shot from the elbow area. This time, he had no intention of going inside and shot to the right shortly after receiving the ball.

, then pushed his left foot to the ground and spun, pulled his right hand back and jumped up, making a Kobe-style jump shot.

This is already his fourth goal in this quarter. Counting two free throws, Li Luo scored 10 points in a row in 8 minutes!

The Celtics also took the lead.

"You can't guard me!" Li Luo was killing Boozer every time he scored a goal.

"I said, you can only take the humiliation I gave you tonight and go back to Cleveland sadly!!!!"

At this time, Boozer was no longer as arrogant and domineering as he was at the beginning of the fourth quarter. Every time Li Luo scored a goal, Boozer's face lost two points of color.

Boozer's poor and arrogant performance even caused his teammates to complain about him:

"Boozer, Boozer, you're fine, why are you messing with that bastard Luo Li?"

When the tactics failed and the players were in unfavorable matchups, the Cavaliers eventually suffered a comeback in the last quarter and lost the game.

Li Luo immediately showed off his power in the last quarter, scoring 14 points on 5 of 6 shots, which made his final score exceed 30 points. With the data of 8 rebounds and 11 assists, he completely crushed James' 24 points, 7 rebounds and 8 assists.

Assist performance.

What? Why don't you take the opportunity to get a triple-double when Luo Luo has eight boards?

How come the statistics are as good as winning? Besides, to get a triple-double, you have to wait for the arrival of the small ball era.

By then, with the league's most popular sewer style of play, it won't be a problem to average a triple-double per game.

What makes Li Luo most happy is that in this game, he not only won the game, but also defeated LeBron James, the direct competitor for the Rookie of the Year. This will undoubtedly give him an advantage in the subsequent selection.

After the game, Li Luo was very happy to advertise the "Dameng Training Course". Li Luo said that he learned a lot in just one week of teaching at Dameng, as evidenced by the beautiful one-on-two in the game.

Next, Dameng also praised Li Luo during an interview at his home in Houston. Of course, he still had to promote himself...

Many players in the league were moved after seeing these contents...including a certain Los Angeles Black Snake who was traveling between the court and the stadium at this time...