Chapter 91 [Appearing at the same time as Kobe Bryant!]

Author: Can play the harmonica

Chapter 91 [Appearing at the same time as Kobe Bryant!]

Faced with this question, Mark Jackson laughed, "To be honest, I don't really want to answer this question."

"Mark, what are you laughing at?" Standall asked. "Do you think the question itself is funny, or do you think A. Smith's article is funny?"

"Did I laugh?"

"You're still smiling."

Mark Jackson smiled and said, "Well, since you insist on forcing me to answer, let me just say it briefly. In fact, I didn't watch these two games of Lu's. I just watched some of his highlights on the Internet, so

This evaluation may be a bit one-sided, I hope fans of Lu and the Lakers will forgive me."

"It doesn't matter Mark, with your historical status at the point guard position, I believe no one will question it, so just say it."

"It's like this, Doyle, first of all I have to say that although the point guard is a fixed position, in fact, its playing style and style are not fixed. Those legendary point guards who have been successful in history,

Their styles are different. For example, Magic Johnson is a big point guard who has the body of a center and plays point guard. Not only can he easily attack the opponent's point guard in positional battles, but he can also attack him during fast breaks.

Able to make great passes."

"Another example is Isaiah Thomas. He is famous for his fierce defense. His career average steals is 2.6. He often destroys the opponent's point guard with his fierce defense."

"There is also Big O Robertson. This guy is almost the all-around king. He can score, rebound, and assist all at once. His triple-double record is still maintained today."

"A little closer, there's Steve Nash. His defense is weak due to his weak body, but his fast-break passing and overall view of the offense on the court are among the best in history."

"Finally, our point guards in the traditional sense, like me and now Chris Paul, have the primary responsibility of organizing the team's offense."

"I mean, Doyle, in fact, the styles of point guards are completely different. It is difficult to find two point guards with the same style in history, so A. Smith predicts that Lu Yusheng will become the league's point guard."

Nemesis, it’s hard for me to agree with this. No matter how good your defense is, you can’t possibly defend against all opponents.”

"I agree with that," Standall said.

"Let's go back to the player Lu. From those highlights, I can see that he has some characteristics of an excellent point guard, as well as the prototype of some top point guards. The reason why I use the word 'prototype' means that his

The shining points shown in certain passes and certain technical movements are indeed reminiscent of the legendary point guard, but this does not mean that he will definitely become a top point guard, because there is still a long period of experience involved.

And test, you may not quite understand what I say, but you will understand if I give you an example, and this example is Jason Williams."

"Oh, white chocolate?"

"Yes, his fans are used to calling him that." Mark Jackson said, "When he first entered the league, he could occasionally pass some imaginative and exquisite passes that broke the game. I still remember how the media praised him at the time.

Well? He's the next Magic Johnson."

"Yes, yes, I have an impression."

"I also saw the 'prototype' of a top point guard in him at the time, but looking at him now, do you think it is possible for him to become a top point guard?"

"Hmm...it's unlikely."

"It's not that it's not big, it's completely impossible. Do you know why? He did show one factor of top point guards at the beginning, and that is passing imagination. Don't underestimate this. Those legendary point guards all have this factor.

.But the problem is that later we gradually discovered that Jason Williams seemed to only have this one thing, and it was becoming less and less. What about other aspects? In terms of his ability to sort out the team, overall view, and rhythm control, he was a complete mess.

So there is no way he can become a top point guard."

"Oh I see."

Standall suddenly realized, "You mean, even though Lu has shown some prototypes of becoming a top point guard, these are just seeds. As for whether he can really grow into a top point guard, it will take more time to test.

Can these seeds grow into fruit?”

"Yes, that's what it means. The point guard is the brains of the team. Passing imagination is only one aspect. The overall situation, control of the rhythm of offense and defense, passing vision, and even decisions at critical moments are all indispensable.

"

Mark Jackson said, "So, A. Smith predicts that Lu will become the league's point guard nemesis. This is just to gain attention. There is no such person. As for Lu's future achievements and heights, it is indeed too early to predict."

Standall had to lament Mark Jackson's cunningness in his heart. This guy said a lot, but he just didn't fall for it and didn't want to offend anyone.

"Okay, we seem to have talked a little too much about this recent hot topic, let's bring our attention back to the game,"

Standall said, "Oh, what we didn't expect was that at the beginning of this game, it did not become a one-sided situation as many media predicted before the game. What even surprised me was that it was still the Sonics.

leading."

Indeed, in the first half of the first quarter, the Lakers did not seem to take advantage of the Seattle SuperSonics.

The Sonics' defense is not strong, so the Lakers' triangle offense was very successful.

But the problem is that their shooting percentage is not high. Tonight, Staples' home basket seems to be unfriendly to the Lakers, so they don't score many points.

On the defensive end, since the Sonics really don't have any fixed tactics, the Lakers don't have any targeted defense and rely entirely on feeling and consciousness to defend.

But in this way, they seemed to be less focused, resulting in many opportunities for the Sonics.

The Sonics have a lot of three-pointers, and they felt good tonight, so the score was completely ahead of the Lakers.

At this moment, the SuperSonics attack.

Luke Ridnour organized outside the three-point line for a long time, but did not organize any effective opportunities. Just when the Lakers fans thought that this round of offense would end in twenty seconds, Rashard Lewis suddenly took advantage of Luke.

Walton didn't pay attention and used the cover of his teammates outside the three-point line to get a chance!

This time, Luke Walton and Odom did not switch defenses according to the strategy formulated by Kobe Bryant.

By the time Luke Walton squeezed past the defender, Lewis's three-pointer had already been taken!

Score in!

17:11

The Sonics lead by six points!

The Lakers requested a timeout.

As soon as he returned to the bench, Kobe exploded instantly. He was furious at Walton and Odom.

Walton and Odom knew they had made a mistake, so naturally they did not dare to say anything.

Commentator Standall said, "It seems that this game is not as simple as the media predicted. I noticed that the Lakers players seemed to be very unfocused after the game started."

"Yes, no matter on the offensive end or the defensive end, they made a lot of mistakes that they shouldn't have. This is completely a manifestation of lack of concentration and underestimation of the enemy."

Mark Jackson said, "I am very worried for them. If they play with this mentality, they may be in danger in this game. I hope this timeout can make them wake up and focus on the game in the next time."

"I'm kind of looking forward to whether Jackson will send Lu to play next. After all, whether the cooperation between him and Kobe can create sparks is also a highlight of this game. Lakers fans are looking forward to this." Standall said.

But what disappointed Standall and the fans at the scene was that after the timeout, the Zen master still did not let Lu Yusheng appear.

Replacing Smushparker was Jordan Farmar.

Of course, the good news is that Kobe was also replaced by Vujacic.

Therefore, it is very likely that Lu Yusheng will appear at the same time as Kobe Bryant.

Lu Yusheng himself was not in a hurry. He observed the game for half a quarter, trying to find out where the Sonics were going.

But to be honest, I didn't find it.

Because the Sonics' offense is so casual. Although they will also use some small tactics such as screens and pick-and-rolls, there are really no tactics at all. They really just hit wherever they go.

Although this kind of attack is messy and lacks integrity, it is indeed not easy to target.

Especially, when they feel good.

Therefore, at this time, Lu Yusheng believes that the Lakers should increase their defensive intensity to limit their touch.

But Zen Master let Farmar and Vujacic go up, and the defensive intensity on the field obviously dropped.

Lu Yusheng was a little confused by this decision of the Zen master.

Of course, he felt that the Zen Master's substitution might have other deeper meanings. He was a Zen Master after all, and Lu Yusheng could guess it.

Lu Yusheng had a learning mentality and wanted to see what the Zen master's substitution meant.

The game continues on the field.

However, at the beginning of the game, the situation on the court was exactly as Lu Yusheng expected. After Jordan Farmar and Vujacic came on the court, the Lakers' defensive intensity immediately dropped.

This immediately gave the Sonics pitchers, who were already feeling good at pitching, more opportunities. Ray Allen, Lewis, and Luke Ridnour all fired three arrows at once, and they felt great!

It took almost just over two minutes to completely open the score!

26:12!

The Zen master had to ask for a pause again.

Lu Yusheng understood that the substitution just now was not a profound decision made by the Zen master. It was just a habitual substitution, and it was a joke.

"Kobe, come on."

Kobe immediately stood up.

The Zen master finally turned his attention to Lu Yusheng, "Lu, you change Farmar."

Lu Yusheng and Kobe both appeared!

Although the Lakers were lagging behind by a big score at the moment, when they saw Lu Yusheng and Kobe Bryant playing at the same time, the fans at Staples Center immediately burst into loud cheers!

This puts a lot of pressure on Lu Yusheng, not only because the Lakers are now lagging behind.

More importantly, competing against his idol for the first time, he was a little panicked as to whether he could create sparks and whether he could get Kobe to recognize him...

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