new lord of the rings

Chapter 416 So... what is vision?
At the end of the first half, the two sides still maintained the score.

McBrin and Jeff Van Gundy summing up the first half:

"Mike, we often evaluate players like this in the comments: A certain player is good everywhere, but his vision is average. From the perspective of a point guard, it is really a pity;
In other words, this young man has a first-class vision, and his golf quotient is too high!

For so many years, the word vision has been constantly appearing in the mouths of basketball experts and fans, so, Mike, what is vision? asked Jeff Van Gundy.

McBrin smiled. His partner for many years, Jeff Van Gundy, knew what he meant as soon as he opened his mouth.

"It's about like Westbrook, constantly breaking through, can feed the center internally, and provide ammunition for the three-point shooter externally?" McBrin replied.

"Westbrook has lightning-like speed, knife-like breakthrough ability, creates opportunities for teammates at the moment the knife cuts through the water, and has an extremely sharp space tearing ability. Except for Durant's singles, the entire Oklahoma City system. Based on his ability to tear space, but if this is the vision, then he should replace Johnson, Paul, Nash as the strongest brain in the league." Jeff Van Gundy shook his head.

"It's like Giannis Antetokounmpo uses his seven-foot height to pass the ball behind the three-point line, penetrate multiple people, and pass it to the teammate under the basket for a dunk?" McBrin is very competent. 's jokes.

"Giannis is seven feet long, but he can run like a small point guard, dribble, play fast breaks, make good passes, create great opportunities for teammates, and provide momentum for Milwaukee's offense. The foundation of Milwaukee's rise, but if that's the vision, it's so cheap, Pau Gasol, DeMarcus Cousins, even DeAndre Jordan can pass such a good shot, can we say DeAndre Does Jordan have good vision?" Jeff Van Gundy still shook his head.

"So, Jeff, what do you think is vision?" McBrin asked.

"Since neither space tearing ability nor relying on body height can be counted as vision, then what is vision? I didn't quite understand it before, but I can probably give a few points after watching Zhang Xin's way of playing:
Memory (memory), when I observe Zhang Xin playing, even if he doesn’t watch him pass the ball, I still feel that he is leading the team forward. He uses pick-and-roll, air cuts and running positions to let the ball pass Fluid up.

He seems to be guiding each teammate how to move. Even if he doesn't look at the ball, he can know where the ball goes. In the moment of receiving the ball, the ball re-enters the process of circulation.

But after such a transfer by Zhang Xin, I keenly found that the ball transferred by Zhang Xin can always find the weak point of the opponent. It may be an opportunity for an open shot, or it may be an opportunity for another pass or a simple shot. .

I was thinking how he did it. After thinking about it for a long time, I realized that Zhang Xinkeng, you have taken into account all the changes in tactics, running routes, and formation changes that the opponent will make. Terrible memory!

What else, in fact, is the inspiration given to me by Zhang Xin. Zhang Xin has a characteristic of playing basketball. As long as there is a suitable tactic, he can repeat this tactic ten times or eight times. As long as the opponent does not make changes or There is no ability to make changes, so, I think, the vision is not only the tactics on the field, the running position, the formation of the opponent, but also the weakness of the opponent should be able to read.

For example, if there is a ball, there are two people who can catch the ball and shoot it. One is defended by LeBron James and the other is defended by Kyrie Irving. Zhang Xin will choose to pass the ball to the person defended by Irving, because the person who is passed to James to defend takes the shot. It is very likely that James will block or interfere with his historical physical fitness, and the person defending Irving may use his physical fitness to misplace Irving. I think this is also part of the vision.

Apart from these two, I think the highest state should be the control of the situation on the court. Maybe we can give him an exclusive ranking called field control. At the beginning of this season, Zhang Xin was able to lead the young people to win so many games. The most important thing is his judgment of the situation, his control of the rhythm, and his control of the momentum at critical moments. This is the key to their victory. ’ Jeff Green paused to catch his breath.

"So, Jeff, what's the field of view?" McBrin asked.

"See everything! (See everything on the court!)" Jeff Van Gundy concluded.

"So, Zhang Xin is the one who can see everything on the court?" McBrin asked.

"Absolutely! (Absolutely!)" Jeff Van Gundy said decisively.

The intermission passed quickly in the discussion between the two.

The game started again, both sides started out.

Under the reminder of Jeff Van Gundy, McBrin focused on Zhang Xin's handling of the ball, as well as his running positions, pick-and-rolls and air cuts before handling the ball, as well as his handling after receiving the ball, grasping the rhythm and momentum. After observing for a long time, McBrin sighed:
"Jeff, Zhang Xin is a genius, but you are also a genius. Your vision is so sharp." McBrin sighed.

From the beginning of the third quarter, Zhang Xin mainly used his deterrent power to continuously create opportunities for his teammates. He didn't care about vision or not. In Zhang Xin's eyes, it was always scoring or not scoring.

He thought that his tactical literacy was accumulated in his previous life, but his intuition on the field was the foundation of his ability to make instant decisions, but whether this was a talent, or an acquired instinct synthesized after reading countless tactics, He doesn't know, what he knows is who the ball should be given to, the chance of scoring is greater, who should the ball be given to, and another pass is a wonderful goal.

That's about it: Some people don't know how to get to Rome because they are in Rome.

The more Quinn Schneider watched, the more desperate he became. The Jazz's defense was absolutely impregnable, but when facing Zhang Xin, it was like a tattered fishing net, neither entangled nor restrained.

Before the start of the game, he still hoped that the young people of the Suns would perform abnormally. Zhang Xin could not support himself alone. Abnormal, but Zhang credits his superior personal ability to help the team through difficult times. After the young people adapt, the Jazz will never find a way to beat Phoenix.

(End of this chapter)