Slam Dunk: My Study Abroad Career in Northern Hunan

Chapter 586 So crazy!

Under the Jazz's defense, Wu Dao scored consecutive difficult goals, which caused the Jazz's home fans to fall into a brief silence.

Michael Jordan was sitting in the front row of Changbai South, his eyes following the martial arts that quickly returned to defense in the court, and he couldn't help but secretly analyze the technical characteristics displayed in the martial arts offense just now.

"This young man has good bounce and a beautiful shooting posture."

"Excellent air retention."

"Of course his most powerful thing is"

"It's very similar to my playing style!"

In the attack just now, there were indeed some hints of Jordan in Martial Arts' offensive actions. Not only Jordan himself noticed this, but even Tony Cookic, who was watching the game with him, also noticed it.

Although Tony Cookic is Pippen's substitute, he has been with the Bulls team for a long time. He is a professional player. Although he is only a substitute player in the NBA league, even if he is an NBA substitute, his vision is quite vicious.

"This martial arts, the feeling of playing today is a little different from before."

"I have watched his previous games. His breakthrough and shooting movements were clean and neat, which is different from today's."

Tony Cookic glanced at Jordan beside him and said aloud.

In response, Jordan just nodded slightly and replied: "It's normal. The intensity of the game is different, so the playing style will naturally be slightly different."

"The opponent is not strong enough, so naturally he can score without any unnecessary movements."

"But if the opponent's defensive intensity is increased, familiar technical moves may not be able to be used."

"He wanted to pull out the ball just now, but was interfered with."

"Had to pitch like that."

Jordan is quite aware of the defensive intensity faced by Wu Dao. He and the Jazz are also old rivals. He is very aware of the standard of the Jazz's group.

At the same time, Jordan is also a super scorer, so he can naturally understand what kind of pressure Martial Arts faces on the offensive end.

Under that kind of defensive intensity, most people will not be able to show their strength, and their technical movements will be deformed. They will naturally encounter "Waterloo" on the field.

But martial arts is different. He seems to have overcome this and found a way to break through the defense head-on.

This also makes martial arts' style of play become "convergent" with Jordan's style of play.

The playing field actually forces different players to evolve in the same direction and route.

The current martial arts has only just begun to show some signs, but Jordan has been on this road for a long time and has already formed his own inherent technical style of play.

The old hooligan's ability to reach such a high level in this era of "iron-blooded basketball" relies not only on his footwork skills and excellent mid-range shots, but more importantly, his airborne ability, which allows him to do a variety of things in the air. Complex dodge moves and the ability to send the ball into the basket.

Jordan paid more attention to the young player Wu Dao. On the court, the Jazz also quickly launched a counterattack.

After Malone provided support from the high post, Jazz's No. 1 Howard Eisley got a breakthrough. The latter got short and quickly got through the gap in the Timberwolves' defense.

Then he quickly stopped and shot a jump shot one step ahead of the free throw line.

Howard Eisley's skills were quite good. The basketball flew towards the basket, then hit the inner edge of the basket and bounced into the basket.

After a counterattack, the Jazz and others quickly retreated. After receiving a pass from his teammate in the backcourt, Marbury of the Timberwolves also quickly dribbled the ball toward the frontcourt.

As Wu Dao was marching towards the frontcourt, Brian Russell silently slowed down. When Wu Dao crossed the center line, Brian Russell also quickly moved towards Wu Dao.

In the eyes of everyone, Brian Russell was just running side by side with Martial Arts toward the frontcourt.

But after arriving at Wu Dao's side, Brian Russell suddenly swung his arm in a large swing while running, and seemingly unintentionally punched Wu Dao in the waist and abdomen.

At this time, the audience's eyes are basically focused on Marbury, who is pushing with the ball. Not many people will pay attention to the situation on the martial arts side. The same is true for the referee. The linesman is on his way, so his attention is natural. It is placed on the player holding the ball.

Brian Russell's "punching" strength is actually not very strong. If it were an ordinary person, it would only be enough to cause some pain.

His purpose is not to cause any harm to martial arts, but just to mess with martial arts mentality and disgust martial arts.

And after punching Wu Dao, Brian Russell didn't give Wu Dao a chance to counterattack, and quickly accelerated away from Wu Dao.

"This bitch is still playing tricks?!"

Although there is not much pain in the abdomen, anyone would be in a good mood after being punched inexplicably.

The same goes for martial arts.

After a low curse, Wu Dao glanced at Brian Russell, who had already returned to the defensive position, and quickly approached the three-point line.

After Marbury entered the frontcourt with the ball, he did not hesitate at all. He immediately found Wu Dao's point. After taking the shot, he quickly ran towards Wu Dao, preparing to set a pick-and-roll for Wu Dao.

None of the players present were blind. Of course, the Timberwolves also realized that the Jazz seemed to be planning to use some tricks on martial arts.

At this time, providing a pick-and-roll when the player is attacking can often relieve a lot of pressure on the ball-handler.

As Marbury moved into the pick-and-roll position, Wu Dao also quickly took the ball and took a few steps along the top of the arc.

For the Jazz, Brian Russell and Howard Eisley at the first position quickly switched defenses.

Howard Eisley, who is only 188cm tall and weighs only 80kg, showed no fear of martial arts after switching defenses. Instead, he quickly moved up to defend himself.

Howard Eisley put his hand on Wu Dao's waist. Facing the short and thin Howard Eisley, Wu Dao did not hesitate at all. When approaching the top of the arc, Wu Dao quickly accelerated and rushed forward, and his body was pressed against Howard. ·Easley's body.

And at the moment when Wu Dao started to advance, Howard Eisley pinched Wu Dao's waist hard. At the same time, his body quickly moved in front of Wu Dao and fell directly to the ground.

Wu Dao was staggered by Howard Eisley who suddenly fell down, and the basketball in his hand quickly moved to Marbury on the outside before walking.

Although Howard Eisley fell to the ground, the referee did not blow the whistle. When the martial arts rushed forward, he maintained his posture very well and did not move his arm. Furthermore, Howard Eisley did not stand firm before falling to the ground.

Although he didn't get the whistle, Howard Eisley was still very satisfied. He quickly got up from the floor and ran towards Marbury. The ball sank to the bottom corner, and the Jazz also quickly completed the defense switch. .

After Brian Russell took a few steps back, he quickly chased in the direction of martial arts.

Six or seven seconds of attack time were wasted.

Marbury got lucky at the top of the arc. Garnett realized that his teammate's offense was not very smooth, and immediately moved up to help Marbury pick and roll.

After a shallow block, Garnett quickly turned back and rushed towards the basket. At the same time, Marbury, who was smoothly advancing through the pick-and-roll, noticed Garnett cutting through the air, and sent an alley-oop to Garnett while traveling.

Just when the basketball flew over Malone's head, Malone jumped up and put one hand on the basketball, stopping the momentum of the basketball's flight.

Garnett saw the right moment and took off the alley-oop, directly catching the air.

Malone took off for the second time, took the ball in his hands, and then quickly passed it to Howard Eisley. After the latter got the ball, he stayed on the spot and protected. When the Timberwolves realized that the attack had failed and started to return to defense, he slowly dribbled the ball. Advance towards the frontcourt.

After successfully preventing the Timberwolves' attack, the Jazz fans were very excited and poured into the stadium with cheers.

Fans in the front row even mocked Garnett.

"No way! No way!"

"You don't want to have an alley-oop, do you?"

"No one is so naive as to think they can easily pass the ball over the postman's head, right?"

The rednecks didn't know where they learned the yin and yang. Although Garnett didn't want to listen to those taunts, those words still penetrated his ears.

"You must shut up these bastards!" Garnett couldn't help but cursed and quickly defended himself.

After the Timberwolves' attack failed, the Jazz immediately "given respect."

After Brian Russell received a pass from his teammate, Malone quickly moved up the pick-and-roll. Wu Dao did not choose to go around the pick-and-roll, but switched defenses with Garnett in a tacit understanding.

Brian Russell was unable to get rid of Garnett, so he had to pass back to Malone.

The latter caught the ball and made a strong shot, but was interfered by Wu Dao's block. The basketball fell out of the frame and was caught by Garnett, who quickly returned to the basket.

You may not believe it, but Malone's best offensive method when he is far from the basket is not "muscle charging", but a more technical jump shot.

Malone is a comprehensive player, but he is not a comprehensive player in every position on the court.

If he were comprehensive, he wouldn't play the 4/5 position.

The technique of Malong Noodle Basket is very rough, and it is not difficult to defend against it in martial arts.

"This kid can jump so high!"

Malone, whose shot was interfered with, sighed secretly in his heart and couldn't help but look at Wu Dao a few more times.

The Timberwolves launched a counterattack. This time, during the martial arts march, Brian Russell was a little more honest and did not stick to him to make small moves.

Obviously, this guy knows how to do little tricks.

It's normal to occasionally follow the martial arts. If you often follow the martial arts, the referee is not a fool and it's impossible not to notice.

Although today's game was played at their Jazz home court, the referee did not go too far.

There is a home whistle in the regular season, but it is not a black whistle. Generally speaking, there is a "real" black whistle in the playoffs.

As Wu Dao entered the frontcourt, Brian Russell quickly followed up. When the referee was not paying attention, Brian Russell pushed his knee and hit the inside of Wu Dao's knee.

The force was not very strong, and the movements were very secretive. At the same time, Brian Russell's body quickly pressed against the side of Martial Arts, with his arms raised high, creating a strong sense of oppression.

Wu Dao frowned and had no intention of catching the ball in this situation. He turned around without the ball, quickly passed Brian Russell with his back, and cut towards the paint area.

Seeing that Marbury seemed to be giving the ball to Wu Dao again, Malone took a step towards Wu Dao's breakthrough.

Seeing this, Marbury changed the direction of the pass and passed it to Tom on the other side.

When Wu Dao saw Tom receiving the ball, he quickly changed his direction and stood diagonally behind Jeff Hornacek. Brian Russell also quickly got behind Wu Dao.

Tom realized Wu Dao's intention and quickly passed the ball to Wu Dao. At the same time, he squeezed away Jeff Hornacek and rushed towards the basket.

"Don't miss anyone!"

Malone pointed at Tom and shouted a reminder, and he quickly rushed towards Wu Dao, trying to double-team Wu Dao with Brian Russell to form a steal.

The place where Wu Dao received the ball was on the left side of the court, only more than one meter away from the baseline. Sensing Malone's attack, Wu Dao did not hesitate at all. He blasted the ball with his left hand and hit it with his back. Then he accelerated quickly and followed the baseline directly from Brian. ·Russell slipped past and headed towards the basket.

Brian Russell reacted quickly and followed Wu Dao in pursuit. Greg Foster at the Jazz basket also noticed Wu Dao's fast attack and made up for it.

When approaching the basket, Wu Dao quickly took off to meet Greg Foster. The Jazz's Greg Foster and the chasing Brian Russell also jumped together and blocked the basketball.

However, Wu Dao, who was holding the ball, quickly glided from the bottom left to the bottom right of the backboard. At the same time, Wu Dao bowed his body in mid-air, grabbed the ball with his right hand, quickly stretched it out from under Greg Foster, and threw the ball back to rebounded.

The big lever sent the ball into the net from behind the backboard. Under the watchful eyes of all the players on the court, the basketball whirled and rubbed against the backboard, and then bounced into the basket.

Wu Dao, who took off with all his strength, had some physical contact with Greg Foster in mid-air. After landing, he staggered and fell to the floor with a diving jump.

The protective movements prevented Wu Dao from being damaged at all. Wu Dao looked back and saw the basketball entering the net. He slammed his hands on the floor, and then quickly got up from the ground without waiting for his teammates to come up to help him.

Facing Greg Foster and Brian Russell, who were looking at him, he shook his fingers and chuckled:

"I can't feel the defense from either of you!"

"Put some pressure on me, okay?!"

Hearing Wu Dao's somewhat arrogant words, Garnett, who had wanted to pull Wu Dao up, couldn't help but grin.

Although Wu Dao competes with him for the team leader position, Wu Dao is still a very reliable teammate on the court.

Moreover, the sharp-edged character of martial arts also suits Garnett's taste.

Of course, if such a character were on the opposite side, it would not be to your liking.

"This boy."

"So crazy!"

Not far away, Ma Long also heard Wu Dao's words, thought to himself, and showed a "kind" smile.

(End of this chapter)