Chapter 137 [Let’s see how I beat that guy]

Author: Can play the harmonica

Chapter 137 [Let’s see how I beat that guy]

The first quarter of the game is over.

The Utah Jazz ended with a two-point lead at 22:20.

"Why do I feel like the Utah Jazz had all the advantages on the court in the first quarter, but the score was only two points ahead?" McLean said.

"The reason why you feel that the Jazz have an advantage on the scene is because of Deron Williams' role. He plays very strongly and is always looking for the opponent's arrowheads to challenge him, whether it is Kobe Bryant in the first team or Kobe Bryant in the first team.

Lu, who is in the second team, also scored in these duels, so you feel that they have an advantage on the scene." Robertson said.

"Oh, that may be the reason."

"But in fact, the Jazz did not have much of an advantage. Although Deron was invincible in a one-on-one match, the Lakers' offense was also impressive. Although Kobe didn't attack much in the first team, Kwame Brown and Odom

They all played well. Although the second team Lu couldn't guard you, their pick-and-roll skills were quite mature and they didn't delay scoring. So don't look at Deron leading the first team for almost a whole quarter, but in reality

It has no effect at all.”

"So how do you think the Jazz should adjust in the second quarter?" McLean asked.

"Defense." Robertson emphasized, "Remember, McLean, when the offensive abilities of both sides are equal, the competition is defensive ability. Whoever can defend first will be able to take the initiative."

McLean nodded.

"But the problem is, the Jazz's first team played a full quarter, and they will probably take a break in the first half of the second quarter. Do you think the Jazz's second team can beat the Lakers?"

"I think the Jazz's bench has a little chance," Robertson said.

"Oh?" McLean said unexpectedly, "I thought you would think that the Lakers have a better chance of winning. After all, their rookie Lu's performance is quite good."

"Lu's performance is indeed okay, but the problem is that the strength of the Jazz's bench is considered good in the league. I think the Lakers may not have the depth they have."

"Okay, the second quarter of the game has started. As we expected, the Jazz put on their second lineup. Of course, they did not completely remove all the main players. The substitute lineup was led by Fisher.

As for the Lakers, it is still their substitute lineup that continues to play. Let’s take a look at who among the substitute lineups of both sides can take the lead in gaining an advantage for the team.”

The second quarter of the game begins!

Utah Jazz offense.

Fisher dribbled the ball across half court, and Lu Yusheng stepped forward to defend.

Lu Yusheng knew about Fisher. He was not very aggressive and basically would not take the initiative to break through and attack the opposing defender. After all, he was not very fast either.

Lao Yu is a very team-oriented player. His biggest advantage is that he always plays according to the tactics no matter where he plays.

Moreover, this guy has a big heart at critical moments, which is probably why the Zen Master likes him.

Sure enough, when the second team was led by Fisher, he followed Mr. Sloan's arrangement and started a pick-and-roll tactic.

Jazz backup small forward Matt Halprin stepped forward to screen for Fisher.

In his previous life, Lu Yusheng had watched a lot of Lakers games and was naturally very familiar with Lao Yu's style of play, but he really had no impression of Lao Yu's pick-and-roll tactics.

When Lao Yu was with the Lakers, the Lakers basically played a triangle offense and rarely used pick-and-rolls.

So Lu Yusheng doesn't know Lao Yu's pick-and-roll skills.

Give it a try.

After the pick-and-roll, Lu Yusheng went back directly, because he knew that although Laoyu had long-range shots, he did not have the ability to quickly take long-range shots, so he went back behind Matt Harplin to defend, even if Laoyu wanted to shoot.

, he can also go up and interfere.

Unexpectedly, when Lao Yu saw Lu Yusheng choosing to defend from behind, he shot directly!

Lu Yusheng rushed out to interfere as much as possible!

Laoyu was obviously interfered by Lu Yusheng, and the shot missed.

rebound!

Bynum was right under the basket, and Lu Yusheng felt that the rebound should be solid.

But what everyone didn't expect was that Jazz backup center Jaylon Collins actually picked the rebound off Bynum's head!

Lu Yusheng was surprised.

This bounce and speed are so beastly!

Sure enough, the NBA is full of talent.

This is Lu Yusheng's fifth game. He has never seen anyone with such exaggerated bounce speed and bounce. If anyone can compete with this guy, it is only Stoudemire of the Suns.

But this Jaylon Collins has such exaggerated physical fitness, why is it that Lu Yusheng has no impression of this person at all?

After getting the rebound, Jaylon Collins passed the ball again.

Laoyu dribbled the ball and reorganized his tactics. This time, the opponent's No. 2 Gordon Jirisek came out to screen and roll for Laoyu.

Lu Yusheng still adopted the tactic of going around and defending just now.

I thought that the cast just now was a hit, and the old fish probably wouldn't cast it again this time.

But unexpectedly, when the opportunity came up, Laoyu still voted directly without any hesitation.

Lu Yusheng hurriedly jumped up again to interfere!

This ball...

brush!

Just call in!

Lu Yusheng secretly admired him. He really had a big heart. He completely blocked his shooting line of sight and actually let him make the shot.

However, this is not what Lu Yusheng admires the most. When the opportunity appeared in front of Lao Yu, he shot it without any hesitation. Even if the previous shot was ridiculously crooked.

Shoot when you get a chance.

Walton said this, Kobe also said it to him, and the old fish is doing the same thing now.

As expected, they are all chatty teammates.

Lakers offensive possession.

Lu Yusheng still called for a pick-and-roll. What Lu Yusheng didn't expect was that Lao Yu also went directly behind Aaron McGee, giving Lu Yusheng a certain amount of space to shoot.

Lu Yusheng also just pulled it out and threw it without any hesitation.

But...it didn't go in.

The Jazz grabbed the rebound and Laoyu dribbled the ball quickly to counterattack. The Jazz's substitute lineup moved at an alarming speed. The Lakers' second lineup obviously had not adapted to their rhythm.

Directly beaten by counterattack!

McLean smiled and said, "It seems that everything was expected by you. The Lakers' bench is indeed no match for the Jazz's second team. They were beaten twice in a row as soon as they came on the court. Now the point difference is 6 points."

In the next round, the Lakers attacked, and when Lu Yusheng initiated a pick-and-roll, Laoyu still defended from behind.

Lu Yusheng is still shooting with unwavering confidence.~

This time...the basketball spun twice in the basket and still fell out...

Damn it, why is this fucking script different...

Of course, his teammates did not blame him for this. After all, the opportunity was completely presented.

However, the ball didn't go in. After the Jazz got the rebound, Laoyu immediately made a long pass from the quarterback!

Everyone on the Lakers turned around and discovered that the opponent's Gordon Jirisek had already started a fast break without anyone noticing!

It was too late for the Lakers to defend.

The score difference came to 8 points!

This is the power of the Jazz's bench. Their fast break is so sharp that the bench of ordinary teams really can't handle it.

"Oh, the score difference is getting bigger and bigger. It seems that Jackson may have to call a timeout quickly, otherwise, if this continues, the Lakers' score will show signs of collapse." McLean said.

Lu Yusheng also expected that the Zen Master would call a timeout, but unexpectedly, the Zen Master still had a calm face and had no intention of calling a timeout at all.

Athletes adjust themselves on the court.

Lu Yusheng dribbled the ball past half-court, but Aaron McGee still brought it up to give Lu Yusheng a pick-and-roll.

But this time, Lu Yusheng refused.

"Oh, Lu rejected Aaron McGee's pick-and-roll this time. It seems that he does not intend to continue playing pick-and-roll tactics." McLean said.

"I guess he's probably not too confident in his shooting," Robertson said. "After all, he missed the first two shots."

But in fact, Lu Yusheng didn't think so in his heart.

Although he missed two goals in a row, this did not immediately dampen Lu Yusheng's shooting confidence.

There are many times when we miss two shots before the opening kickoff. This is actually normal in NBA games.

The reason why Lu Yusheng didn't want to play pick-and-roll tactics anymore was that he suddenly thought that Lao Yu's defense never seemed to be very good.
To be continued...