NBA: This flower path is a bit strong

Arizona vs. Alabama in the quarterfinals.

The first half of the match between Hanamichi and McDyess gave many scouts a lot of benefits.

This year, after confirming that the Wake Forest player would not participate in the draft.

Among the big men participating in the draft, only McDyess, Hanamichi, Joe Smith, and KG have good draft prospects.

NBA teams that lack big men, such as the Los Angeles Clippers, Minnesota Timberwolves, and the Raptors who just joined the NBA.

All are interested in this game, and scouts from these three teams have also come to the scene.

The NBA lottery will be drawn based on the record after the regular season.

But the three teams mentioned above have basically determined the worst record.

Why can't you observe and select a favorite big man in advance with the established high draft pick!

In the NBA in 1995, a talented and potential big man can become the cornerstone of a team!

Of course, although the Clippers, Timberwolves, and Raptors have a poor record this season, they are not as good as the Golden State Warriors!

Their new boss, Chris Cohan, spent more than 190 million to buy this team.

For the Wake Forest player, the whole team was slammed.

I just don't know if they will continue to slam after hearing that "The Idiot" did not decide to participate in the draft.

After all, even though 1995 was a weak year for the draft, there were still many talented big men!

In the second half, the Arizona Wildcats continued to play fast breaks with the ball at the request of Coach Olsen.

The purpose is to allow Hanamichi to fully play his role in the fast-paced offense and defense system.

There are two benefits to doing this.

One is to give full play to Das's breakthrough skills.

In the chaos, players like Das can better play their advantages, especially when they lose their touch, breakthroughs are particularly important;

The other is to drag down Alabama!

To be precise, it is to drag down McDyess!

Hanamichi has enough confidence, at least he is definitely better than McDyess in terms of physical fitness!

Up to now, neither Hanamichi nor McDyess has taken a break.

In addition to the constant fast running in the first half.

Hanamichi believes that McDyess's physical strength will definitely be a problem!

(In fact, the physical strength problems of many big players are solved after entering the NBA and receiving more systematic training!)

Hanamichi is playing this point!

At the beginning of the second half, after Das missed a mid-range shot after a breakthrough, he became completely cautious.

Fortunately, this frontcourt basketball was grabbed by Hanamichi, and then he forced it into McDyess with his strength.

After that, Das used more sharp breakthroughs and smart positioning to help the team organize the offense.

This also allowed scouts to see the self-adjustment of this potential little guy~college student when he was not feeling good on the offensive end.

On the offensive end, Hanamichi kept running with McDyess.

He made full use of his height and wingspan to score points while running and jumping.

Das always passed the ball to Hanamichi at the right time.

Once the latter received the ball during the movement, he would directly attack the basket!

Facing Hanamichi who was completely rushing, even McDyess could not guarantee to stop him!

What's more, while Hanamichi was constantly attacking the basket to cause damage.

He also triggered the "explosive layup" skill from time to time, causing the opponent to foul, which was quite tricky.

The game was not tied until 15 minutes into the second half!

McDyess, who was sweating profusely, looked at Hanamichi who was jumping in front of him.

He really couldn't figure it out!

Why can someone be so energetic after persisting in a high-intensity game for 35 minutes!

His physical fitness and hit rate were gradually declining with the passage of time, but Hanamichi's physical fitness seemed to be bottomless.

Even the scouts in the stands gradually realized this.

Many people wrote in their comments on Hanamichi that "this kid is gifted and has amazing physical fitness"!

Apart from talent and skills, this point is very important.

Because of the advantage of physical fitness, Hanamichi can seamlessly connect to the higher-intensity NBA court!

The game went to the last 3 minutes of the second half, and the two teams were still fighting anxiously!

It can only be said that the excitement of this game far exceeded everyone's expectations.

As the saying goes, "there is no false reputation under a great reputation."

Hanamichi, who was widely publicized by the newspapers, is really good.

He can actually fight on par with the draft favorite McDyess.

"McDyess! Go strong at the basket."

"Don't score, grab the rebound, score on the second attack, good shot!"

"Alabama once again overtook the score. "

"Here in Arizona, wow! Little bully Flower received the ball with his back to McDyess, and turned around in three steps! Dunk!"

"Wow~ Good guy, this is a dunk purely by force of body! It's really exciting!"

In the last three minutes, the score was 69:68, and Arizona was leading.

McDyess, who was sweating and panting, had to signal to his coach and asked for a timeout.

"How is it, McDyess? Come on, sit down and rest! "

The Alabama coach rushed to meet McDyess as soon as he came off the court.

There was no other way. If they wanted to win this game, they would definitely need their star player!

So they handed out towels, water, and fans...

Try to make their star player feel better during the short timeout.

On the other side, Hanamichi took the towel and wiped his hair, which was completely soaked with sweat.

At this time, Hanamichi was very impressed by his wise decision to shave his head!

Looking at the chaotic Alabama on the other side, Hanamichi smiled and said:

"Hey! Don't be afraid, man!"

"The draft favorite on the opposite side is almost being dragged to death by me!"

"Come on, Damon, shoot hard for me!"

"Don't worry, he can't jump up anymore, the rebound is my world! "

Coach Olsen also took the opportunity to say:

"Flower is right, Damon, don't have any psychological burden in the last 3 minutes, just shoot him!"

"As long as you can guarantee the rebounds, I allow you to fire unlimitedly from the outside! "

Das certainly knew what Hanamichi and Coach Olsen meant by what they said in the last 3 minutes.

It was far from the point of "shooting in chaos" where he could rest easy.

Coach Olsen did this simply to establish enough psychological advantages and confidence for himself.

As for why Hanamichi did this, it was of course to get more rebounds and assists!

In this game, Hanamichi had already scored 21 points, 9 rebounds, 5 blocks, and 6 assists.

If he could get a triple-double in the head-on match against McDyess.

Then it would greatly increase Hanamichi's draft prospects.

In addition, it would be of great benefit to complete the task of publishing the basketball data panel!

Having 4 assists in 4 minutes, Hanamichi calculated.

At the moment, there was no one else except Das who could help him do it.

Thinking of this, Hanamichi shouted loudly:

"Let's do it!"