Chapter 378 [You Can Lose, but You Can't Be Soft]

The second round started, and the major awards of the regular season were announced one after another.

Emeka Okafor of the Bobcats won the Rookie of the Year award with a double-double of 15.1 points and 10.9 rebounds.

The best defensive player was won by Ben Wallace of the Pistons again, relying on the defensive system and beautiful rebounding and blocking data, and the offense was too bad, which left a deep impression on the reporters.

The best defensive team: Ben Wallace, Duncan, Garnett, Artest, Larry Hughes.

Best defensive second team: Marcus? Camby, Kirilenko, Bowen, Wade, Kidd, Billups.

Bowen was named to the defensive lineup despite missing 15 games.

Kidd missed more, and his selection was more like a consolation prize. Billups' defense was better than Kidd's and he was also selected. Six members of the second team said that they had the same score. How could it be such a coincidence.

The Bulls' Ben Gordon won the best sixth man. He scored 15.1 points, 2.6 rebounds and 2 assists in 24.4 minutes of playing, and his three-point shooting percentage was as high as 40.5%, which is very efficient.

He thus set a record and was honored in his rookie season.

The best coach is Mike D'Antoni of the Suns, leading the Suns to the best record.

Wang Jun also made gains, winning the Most Improved Player Award. Last season, he was only a role player for the Nets. This season, he became the team's top scorer and ranked third in the league's scoring list. He also started as an All-Star and won the All-Star MVP. His progress has been astonishing, and there is no suspense about winning the award.

Bobby Simmons of the Clippers also performed well, and can only be ranked second.

Nash turned the Suns from a weak team into a strong team, connecting the whole team. He created a historical record and became the first foreign player to win the regular season mvp.

The explosion of international players has become an unstoppable trend.

Wang Jun was also selected to the best team of the season.

A round: Nash, Wade, Nowitzki, Duncan, O'Neal.

Second team: Iverson, Wang Jun, James, Garnett, Stoudemire.

Three teams: Arenas, Ray Allen, McGrady, Artest, O'Neal.

The Heat were selected to the best team.

It relies on data plus record, but the two Pacers stars with the best record in the Eastern Conference are both three teams, which is a bit unreasonable.

In the final analysis. There are factors of popularity in the selection of the best team. Iverson's team didn't make the playoffs. Because of the beautiful data, he entered the second team.

Of course, popularity is not absolute. Carter and Kobe lost the best team.

Carter jumped to the Nets in the mid-term, and he played too poorly in the Raptors.

The Lakers ranked twelfth in the Western Conference and ended the season with a six-game losing streak. It was too ugly. Kobe's statistics were beautiful but useless.

Wang Jun was selected to the second team in the second season, catching up with lottery picks James and Wade. It was something to be proud of, but he wasn't happy at all.

After three games, the Nets trailed the Heat 0-3 and were on the brink of being eliminated.

Given that no team has ever come back from a 0-3 deficit, it can be said that the Nets have been eliminated. The suspense is whether they can win a game at home and save face.

Collins alone can't defend O'Neal, he is too short, and Krstic can only be abused. In this series, O'Neal seems to have returned to his peak.

Once O'Neal is double-teamed, the ball passes outside. Regardless of whether Jefferson, Wang Jun or Carter, they failed to defend Wade one-on-one.

Wade has also improved, and his style of play is mainly breakthroughs and mid-range shots. The explosive power is stronger than last year. When you rush up, you will change direction while running helplessly, and you will lose your way sharply.

With O'Neal attracting defense, Wade is hard to defend no matter whether he makes an emergency stop for a jumper or breaks through for a layup. His regular season efficiency value is 11th in the league, and he has improved in the playoffs.

In the third game, Wade scored 40 points, 5 rebounds and 6 assists. In the playoffs, he is currently averaging 27.4 points, 5.7 rebounds, 6.6 assists, 1.6 steals and 1.1 blocks per game. Shooting 48.6 percent from the field, he's unstoppable.

Fourth battle. The Nets are packed.

Tragically, some people are not rooting for the Nets. Instead, let's look at O'Neal and Wade. The media believes that the power of their cooperation is not inferior to the peak OK combination, and they are likely to win the championship.

In the locker room, Lawrence called a meeting with the players and tried to find ways to motivate the players.

After the game started, the Nets still played small ball tactics and failed to gain the upper hand.

In addition to O'Neal and Wade, the key to victory is the blue-collar power forward Haslem who entered the nba without being drafted.

Except for O'Neal, the Heat's four starters can quickly return to defense, all of them are above height, and there will be no obvious misalignment.

Jefferson opened up this series. He is often responsible for defending Damon Jones. Once he misses a shot, he immediately makes a fast break. The tall Jones is a three-pointer. He interferes with shots and defends averagely. He is the weakest defense of the Heat. Ring, who is often overwhelmed by the opponent's point guard, can't defend Jefferson well.

This time Kidd was in charge of defending Wade, and he did a good job. He didn't fit close, kept a distance, and watched Wade break through. If Wade shot, he tried his best to interfere.

If Wade breaks through forcefully, he will be double-teamed in the low post and is prone to mistakes.

After hitting two irons, Wade showed a high golf quotient and made adjustments on the court.

The Heat broke the Nets' defensive system with only one move. It was very simple. O'Neal pulled out to the side and gave Damon Jones an off-ball screen.

It’s impossible not to chase and defend Jones inside. He has a 43.2% three-point shooting percentage in the regular season, which is more accurate than Wang Jun’s shooting. He is a well-known shooter in the league. As a point guard, his organizational skills are poor, and he dominated the starting lineup with a three-pointer.

Once O'Neal's huge body blocks the outside players, if the inside does not switch defenses, Jones can catch the ball and shoot a three-pointer.

Once the defense is changed, it will be difficult for outside players.

Jefferson is strong and can withstand inside air cuts of the size of Stoudemire and Garnett. There is no doubt that he is an excellent small forward, but how can he stand up to O'Neal?

O'Neal made an air cut deep into the basket, Jones made a reverse hang, and O'Neal was about to dunk with the ball.

After being abused by O'Neal for three consecutive games, Wang Jun was so depressed that he was going crazy. He was responsible for defending the low post and grabbing a lot of rebounds, but he couldn't protect the paint.

It is said that Jordan is the god of basketball. In fact, O'Neal's dominance was even more terrifying than Jordan at his peak. His body is so perverted that he is like a bear playing basketball and bullying humans.

How can we prevent O'Neal?

How do you stop this guy from scoring at the basket?

What can I do but foul?

Wang Jun racked his brains, but in the end he had to foul and send O'Neal a free throw.

O'Neal made an air cut from Carter, basically dodging directly. There are too few people available inside this year, and the "shark-cutting tactic" can't be played casually.

Wang Jun didn't want to get out of the way to watch O'Neal dunk.

Foul it! Even if you lose, you can't lose like a softie!

Wang Jun defended the basket, jumped up with one step, pressed his left hand on O'Neill's shoulder, jumped up a little bit under the support, and hit the basketball with his right hand clenched into a fist.

boom! He tried his best and successfully smashed the ball with the action of playing volleyball, and his whole body was on O'Neill.

O'Neal lost his center of gravity, the two fell to the ground together, and the referee whistled.

Although Wang Jun's move was big, he aimed at the ball and didn't intend to hurt anyone. The referee called an ordinary foul.

O'Neill was very angry, lost the rhythm of free throws, missed two free throws, the foul is worth it! (To be continued.)

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