In the jump ball, Hanamichi had an absolute advantage and took the upper hand, passing the ball to his own defender.

After all, the person on the other side of the jump ball was Greg Foster, the center who was strengthened by the Jazz this season, so it was reasonable for Hanamichi to win the jump ball.

He was favored by Jazz head coach Jerry Sloan to limit Olajuwon and O'Neal.

Although Greg Foster was a reinforcement for the Jazz, there is no doubt that this reinforcement center is the weakest link of the team.

If Hanamichi remembered correctly, his average data this season was only 7+7.

"What a pity, we can't let our old flower eat dumplings!"

Hanamichi looked at the fact that it was not Greg Foster who was defending him, but Karl Malone who was showing his elbow, and he said regretfully.

After receiving the ball, the 178cm Das wanted to launch a fast break and rush them, but was destroyed by the experienced John Stockton.

Although the latter is only 185cm and 75kg, and even less than the 178cm Das, in terms of defensive experience, he is at the same level as the future Doug Christie.

5 All-Defensive Teams, 2 League Steals Kings, this is the white player in the black and white duo.

As the saying goes, a person's reputation is like a tree's shadow!

After all, he is a senior who has been famous for many years. In addition, Das had an opportunity to break the fast break, so he could only choose to carefully carry the ball across half court.

Just after half court, the little flying squirrel passed the ball to Doug Christie in the bottom corner.

The latter had an 8cm height advantage over Jeff Hornacek who was defending, and he directly pulled up for the shot.

"Bang!"

What a crisp iron sound.

Doug Christie spread his hands to the coaching bench to indicate that his touch today was average, and it seemed that he would be a defensive pioneer again.

Coach Deng was also helpless off the court. This guy, if he is put in the starting lineup, he can't play the strength of the main scorer, and if he is put in the substitute lineup, his defensive talent will be wasted.

Fortunately, he can contribute a stable average of 16 points per game, which is a big advantage.

Hanamichi looked at Doug Christie who showed that his touch was not good after only one shot.

"Nana, I think you are interested in the daughter of the [American father-in-law] Jeff Hornacek!"

Jeff Hornacek has a name in the United States - [American father-in-law], which means the national father-in-law we often say.

Because his daughter, Abby Hornacek, is a well-known beauty. Not only does she have a model figure, but she can also play basketball. She is the dream lover of all NBA players (the author will attach a soap film if he has something to say!)

Huamichi said:

"Look, my game is over, I have to report to Jackie!"

Jackie is Doug Christie's wife. Huamichi once met her when Doug Christie invited his teammates to dinner at his home. How should I put it? She has the flavor of a mountain city wife!

With just one sentence "I'll take care of you 3", Doug Christie was completely obedient. He never dared to have any improper thoughts about the beauties around him, and even made Doug Christie the league's No. 1 "henpecked husband".

(For reference: Jackie revealed in a 2016 show that she would check her husband Doug Christie's body to see if he had cheated on her. In addition, Jackie would keep a close eye on all the women around Doug Christie. Once, Christie had a toothache, but because the female doctor who came to see him was very pretty, Jackie chose to drive her away, leaving Christie with a toothache for the whole day; another time, Christie was eating in a restaurant and accidentally got a chicken bone stuck in his throat. When the female doctor at the next table wanted to treat him, Jackie pushed him away, causing Doug Christie to almost suffocate to death.)

How can I say it? I can only pray that Doug Christie will not be "beaten to death" by Hanamichi's snitch!

For the frontcourt rebounds, the rebound position is still relatively high.

Greg Foster, Charles Oakley, Hanamichi and Karl Malone are all well prepared to grab rebounds.

For example, Charles Oakley, who plays tough and has a hot temper and weighs 113kg, kept 109kg Greg Foster stuck behind him while muttering impolite words, and the latter dared not even fart.

Judging from this performance, Jerry Sloan, the head coach of the Jazz, seemed to have made a stupid move to restrict Olajuwon and O'Neal!

For another example, Karl Malone raised his arms and stuck his butt out, and took the lead to put Huadao outside!

"Wo, this old six is ​​definitely more than 116kg!"

(Karl Malone himself said that he was about 123kg in his peak period)

Huadao, who was taken in the lead, missed this reboundIn the fight for the ball, of course, Hua Dao did not let Karl Malone take advantage.

Hua Dao, who had a better bounce than Karl Malone, tried his best to push the rebound that he had not yet grasped.

The ball was picked up by John Stockton on the outside, leading the Jazz to reorganize the attack!

The audience at the scene breathed a sigh of relief, and the commentator relaxed his body and said half-jokingly:

"It seems that neither the little bully nor the postman took advantage in this fight for the rebound!"

Another commentator said:

"No, in my opinion, Hua Dao's bounce is more advantageous, but at the same time Karl Malone's position grabbing and positioning are slightly better!"

If Hua Dao could hear it, he would definitely agree with the second half of this sentence.

Because~ Karl Malone's position grabbing is really strong!

Whether it is the position of the rebound or the high position support, Karl Malone's position grabbing speed or reaction is always so fast.

Sometimes he can even use his strong arms to squeeze into the position he wants, and then start his own attack or support.

Karl Malone, who has comprehensive skills, can be called a superstar or even a superstar!

It's a pity that Hanamichi didn't draw the Karl Malone card in the card pool, otherwise he wouldn't be surprised by Karl Malone's performance in grabbing positions.

Because Karl Malone, who has nearly 37,000 points in his career and is known as the highest historical status among the stars without a championship, is like an all-around card!

He practiced dribbling, pick-and-roll, cutting inside, facing the basket, and back-up! Including the position grabbing technique!

In 1986, Karl Malone developed a confrontational skill and became a famous "big muscle" in the league;

In 1993, Malone developed a back-to-the-basket technique, from waist position to singles, and finally practiced the turnaround jump shot on both sides;

In 1994, the addition of "American father-in-law" Jeff Hornacek broadened the Jazz's offensive space, shooting range and options. In view of this, Karl Malone specially developed a high-post assist for this purpose, averaging 4.04 assists per game that season, becoming one of the best power forward assists in the league.

In 1995, he developed a position grabbing technique;

In 1996, he developed a facing-the-basket technique;

In 1997, Karl Malone, who developed a mid-range shot, led the Jazz to the peak.

Every year, Karl Malone is almost developing or tinkering with new things, and he can always use them in the next game.

Just like the next attack, John Stockton skillfully played a pick-and-roll gesture.

Seeing Karl Malone rushing forward to grab the position for the pick-and-roll, Hanamichi certainly couldn't let Karl Malone succeed, so he stepped forward and blocked Malone in front of him.

But Karl Malone quickly pulled back and ran towards the restricted area away from Stockton.

At the same time, Stockton drew a beautiful arc and passed the ball to Malone who was running at full speed to the restricted area.

The latter completed a dunk in two steps after receiving the ball.

The fans in the audience were instantly in an uproar, and then they all cheered for their own black and white double evil spirits.

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