Nba: This Superstar Is Too Stable

"Wow, I'm a little bit impressed with Bai Feng now, he's really amazing."

"As long as he scores one more goal, Bai Feng will win the heads-up, will he score?"

"He's made three 3-pointers in a row, and honestly, I think it's a little bit of luck."

"The first two were that Lei Meng was too big. In the last one, Lei Meng was directly knocked over. Although Bai Feng's dribbling was indeed a little something, I think Lei Meng was careless."

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However, after Bai Feng hit two three-pointers in a row, Felton paid attention to Bai Feng a little, but not completely.

Because he thought that Bai Feng could only shoot, and he just strengthened his shot-marking.

How would he know that Bai Feng's dribbling ability is also top-notch!

So after the first change of direction from Bai Feng, Felton wanted to block Bai Feng's route at one time, thinking that if he did, Bai Feng would kill the ball and could only force a shot.

How could he have thought that Bai Feng could have such a smooth operation.

And the fact is, everyone knows that shooting can be due to good form, or luck.

But great dribbling is anything but.

Without good dribbling basics, those wonderful and silky dribbles are useless.

At this time, Felton stared at Bai Feng and began to become serious: "These words are usually not obvious, but I didn't expect such a dribbling skill to be hidden so deeply!"

Felton couldn't understand why a young man had such a good dribbling skills, but he didn't show it?

According to their local street culture, boys with immature dribbling skills will try more fancy dribbles across the class, even if they make mistakes.

Everyone wants to show it, how can there be a reason to hide it?

The only explanation I can think of may be that Duke's coaches want players to play more team, more reasonable, and ask them not to stick to the ball too much.

As we all know, the vast majority of college coaches have this virtue.

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Thinking of this, Felton completely focused on defending the drive and shooting, he still stayed close to the defense, and kept adjusting the focus of his legs.

This is the best defense for a defender, especially a defensive back.

Generally speaking, in advanced teaching, trainers usually instruct a player who is holding the ball to break through, mobilize the center of gravity of the defender by constantly traversing, and then look at the timing to attack and break through his center of gravity!

Conversely, as a defender, when preventing an opponent from breaking through, the key is to quickly adjust the center of gravity of your feet so that the breaker does not seize the opportunity to form a breakthrough.

As a veteran who has been in the league for many years, Felton knows these basic skills.

But most rookie players don't care about these professional skills.

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Seeing Felton's non-stop "shake hip" defensive action, everyone knows that he has raised his concentration to the highest level!

Perhaps now, the test for Bai Feng has really come!

Bai Feng holds the ball and is ready to break through.

Felton kept swinging his legs, adjusting his position, and quickly adjusting his weight.

It can be said that Felton at the moment is quite focused on one-on-one defense, and it is quite reasonable!

When it comes to playing "reasonably", Bai Feng is naturally an expert in this way. In the past year, what he has focused on on the court is how to play more reasonably.

Seeing Felton's defensive moves, he smiled slightly and called him an expert.

But as Bai Feng, who has devoted himself to studying how to play the ball is "reasonable", and has almost full-level dribbling and shooting skills, is it difficult to be an expert defense?

Break, change direction, stop, shoot!

Although Felton followed very well and didn't lose any defensive position, Bai Feng easily found the opportunity to make an emergency stop shot through a few subtle operations.

Although Felton finally made an effective interference move, it still couldn't stop Bai Feng from throwing the ball into the basket.

11:0

Exactly, no point wasted.

"Ding, shot selection: poor. Gain: none (no reward for heads-up)"

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After winning the heads-up, Bai Feng was the first to be calm. Regarding the prompt from the system, he wanted to spit out: "Is this also a reminder? What's wrong with me playing a heads-up show? Show?"

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On the sidelines, the pot has already exploded, and the teammates do not believe that all this is true.

"My God, it's true, Bai Feng's last emergency stop shot was too hard!"

"Throwing the ball against Felton's defense, this mental quality, this shooting skill, why doesn't it look like the Bai Feng I know?"

"Release Felton, this is too awesome... At first I thought it would be Bai Feng's zero seal, but I didn't expect it to be the other way around."

"Raimon didn't even get a chance to attack, I felt like he was being crushed."

"Hey, Raymond is really miserable. In front of so many people, he was given a zero seal by a rookie."

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In exclamation, the general manager of the team, Steve Mills, who was watching this scene in the inconspicuous corner at the height of the arena, shook his head, put away the camera, and left with a smile.

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