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"Good morning, everyone. I am Sun Zhengping. Today, Zhang Weiping and I will broadcast the game between Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers for you!"

The Dragon Boat Race has just ended, and the NBA live broadcast has been successfully connected. Although the game on the other side of the ocean has officially started, the opening here has just begun.

"The Lakers vs. Celtics has a unique name in the NBA called the Yellow-Green War, and the Yellow-Green War has always been the highlight in NBA history!"

Sun Zhengping is seriously popularizing it for fans who have just come into contact with the NBA.

Zhang Weiping also took over the conversation:

"Yes, in the last era, Magic Johnson of the Lakers and Larry Bird of the Celtics were mortal enemies. Now the Los Angeles Lakers have welcomed the league's top center Shaquille O'Neal, and the Celtics have their new king, Han Yi!"

"And I heard that O'Neal was very dissatisfied with Han Yi getting more All-Star votes than him, and he threatened to beat Han Yi more than once before the game.

"But our Han Yi is not easy to mess with. Among the four centers, our Han Yi has already defeated three. Although O'Neal is stronger, we Han Yi are not afraid, so I think today's game will be very exciting."

"Then Coach Zhang, which team do you think has a greater chance of winning this game?"

"Well, if we talk about strength, naturally this Los Angeles Lakers team is stronger. In addition to O'Neal, they have three All-Stars. Not only are there All-Stars in the starting lineup, but there are also two All-Stars sitting on the bench! ”

“But I choose to support the Celtics because they have Han Yi!”

At this time, the damn broadcast signal was actually transmitted to Huaxia Sports!

12:0!

The Boston Celtics had already taken a 12-point lead in the first three minutes!!

“Oh my God, what happened? ”

This is not only a question for Chinese broadcasters, but also a question for current fans, and even more so for Shaquille O'Neal!

We promised to kick Han Yi's ass, and we promised to beat him to death, so how come we fell behind by 12 points?

Han Yi started with a dunk across half the court, and then Rick Fox missed an open three-pointer, and McGrady returned an open three-pointer and scored!

Then Shaquille O'Neal's strong attack on Han Yi under the basket did not gain any advantage, and his attack on the basket was fruitless. Han Yi made another fast break and quickly counterattacked and scored a goal!

Then, O'Neal's half-court shot was blocked by Han Yi, and hit O'Neal's head and went out of bounds. The ball was changed, and Han Yi ran without the ball again A two-handed dunk that went all the way across the court!

Then O'Neal got two free throws from Han Yi, and went to the free throw line, but missed both!

Han Yi pushed back and attacked the basket again, and slammed the ball with one hand while Robert Horry was lying on Han Yi! He also got an extra free throw opportunity!

The free throw was made!

So, it was 12:0!

Do you want to say it's simple? It's really simple!

Although Han Yi scored 9 points out of the 12 points, the way he scored was so boring, just pushing back and slamming down fast!

But what gave the Lakers coaching staff a headache was precisely this boring wave of offense played by Han Yi!

The components of this wave of offense are so The only thing is the fast break counterattack, but if you break down these attacks, you will find it very scary.

Normally speaking, the so-called fast break counterattack usually occurs when the opponent misses a shot, the defense grabs the rebound, and takes advantage of the opponent's unstable foothold to switch from defense to offense, or when the opponent makes a mistake in the offense, the ball is directly intercepted by the opponent, and the opponent counterattacks on the spot, forming a situation of more people against fewer people.

According to these two situations, reviewing the 12:0 counterattack wave just now, you will find the weirdness in it!

Although the Lakers have not been able to score, there are not many fast break counterattack scenarios that are really applicable to the just mentioned.

Five of the 9 points Han Yi scored were scored when the Celtics served the sideline ball. Two full-court counterattacks!

The sideline serve was directly counterattacked by the opponent, what does this mean?

Either the Lakers are too bad and don't know how to retreat!

This is of course impossible. Although the Lakers are arrogant as a wealthy team, they can't be arrogant in front of the Celtics who have more championships. What's more, the team boss made a lot of harsh words before the game, so there is naturally no reason to underestimate the Celtics!

If that's the case, there is only one reason left:

Han Yi's speed is too fast, so fast that the Lakers can't intercept Han Yi even if they actively retreat!

Of course, is there anyone faster than Han Yi in the NBA now?

Of course there is, after all, Han Yi is nowThe speed in the NBA is about 90+, while the speed ceiling in the NBA is 100.

Those small guards with a height of about 1.8 meters are indeed infinitely close to 100 speed. In terms of speed, they are naturally faster than Han Yi!

But in terms of lethality, they really can't compare with Han Yi!

In the future, when James entered the league, those players who blocked James's breakthrough would always tell the media that when facing James who was advancing at full speed, it was like being run over by a truck!

And what about Han Yi?

When a monster who is faster, heavier, taller, and stronger than James rushes towards you at full speed, what will you do?

In other words, what else can you do?

Although the 1.8-meter small point guard is fast, as long as he keeps up, or stands in advance, he can definitely stop him!

But how can such a method stop Han Yi?

Don't even talk about small guards, wasn't that an example just now?

Han Yi has already dunked with Robert Horry, who is 2.08 meters tall, on his back. How can he be stopped?

If Shaquille O'Neal were to intercept, it would have a very good effect. The question is how can O'Neal catch up with Han Yi?

Although O'Neal has not yet reached his peak weight, even the thinnest O'Neal, O'Neal at his best athletic ability, is not in the same league as Han Yi in terms of speed!

Everyone knows that Han Yi's off-ball fast break counterattack is the best in the league, and even accounts for more than half of Han Yi's average points per game, but there are very few ways to restrict him!

The Chicago Bulls, who defeated the Celtics two days ago, did come up with a solution, that is, it doesn't matter if we can't stop Han Yi, we just need to strangle the person who passed the ball to Han Yi!

But this solution is simple to say, but it requires extremely high judgment of the ball path. The Bulls can do it because they have Jordan and Pippen, a double first-defense-level forward!

Do you Lakers have it too?