Ruan Erniu felt that something was wrong, but he really couldn't say what the problem was. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info

Obviously, the opponent made a change of formation against him, and he was determined to fight back, but when it was time to counterattack, he felt a little like a punch on cotton.

That's right, the Jason Mark Hill in front of him can be said to be a fully weakened version of his physical fitness, a weight-strengthened version of Ruan Erniu, so he may be overestimated, on the offensive end his independent offense is almost 0, on the defensive end, he is at best an ordinary meat shield, such a player grabs a lot in the United States Field Field.

But it was such a player, but Ruan Erniu couldn't muster up the spirit to deal with him.

Pistons head coach Philip Saunders' change of formation is not so much aimed at Ruan Erniu's technical characteristics, but rather at Erniu's positional advantage.

Ruan Erniu's height is generally shorter than that of the big center, but in the game, it is often Ruan Erniu who has the advantage, the reason is very simple, this is the benefit of misalignment, Erniu always has a way to find his own living space under the defense of the tall center.

When you think about it, it's actually very easy to understand, and it's nothing more than the following three points:

First, the strength is too terrifying, and the entire alliance can hardly find a few decent opponents.

Second, the speed is almost like a short point guard, and there is almost no one on the tall interior who can keep up with his starting speed.

Third, the technical movements are very rich, especially the skills of attacking with the ball in the back, which is simply overflowing talent and cannot be stopped.

It's a pity that in the first quarter of tonight's game, Ruan Erniu seemed to be really restrained by a nobody, and he couldn't play half of his strength at all.

This inexplicable feeling made Ruan Erniu a little impatient, and the change in mentality was the most important reason why his performance was a little abnormal.

Fortunately, the current Atlanta Hawks are not a team that relies on him alone.

The Eagles possessed the ball, Mike Bibby dribbled the ball across the half court, Ruan Erniu and Marvin Williams raised up at the same time to block and dismantle, and the lunar eclipse used Erniu's cover to shake off Prince and go inside.

Facing Jason Marc Hill, who did not make up the defense, after receiving Bibby's pass, he pressed the opponent and scored with one hand.

The lunar eclipse does not have such a complicated mind as Erniu, once he is given such a comfortable opportunity to attack in the basket, he will definitely not waste the opportunity.

On the offensive end of the Pistons, Hamilton is still their most reliable scoring weapon, this guy is just running fast in the regular season, and in the playoffs, he is simply running happily!

After using the cover to find a reasonable space to shoot, the routine he has to do is quite simple, that is, run, catch, shoot, of course, it may also be a sudden change of direction to score inside or make a foul.

Hamilton is not a pure pitcher who doesn't have the ability to attack with the ball, and it has to be said that this is another stream of impressions.

Why did you come to this conclusion?

Looking at the last series, when the Pistons were not too powerful, Hamilton was able to average 3.3 free throws per game, and as the defensive intensity increases, Hamilton's free throw count will definitely increase in this series.

When Hamil's playoff shooting percentage can be maintained at over 40%, coupled with his free throw shooting rate of more than 90%, on the basis of not possessing the ball, this guy's efficiency is very high.

The same projection-oriented, the Kings' Kevin Martin will have a hard time reaching Hamilton's heights.

As the team's first offensive option, there is nothing more trustworthy than being able to score consistently when the opponent is blocked.

The Hawks attacked, and Sen held the ball high, since Erniu was not in the attacking state, as the second leader of the team, he had to step up and take over the game.

When Jordan wasn't in shape, Scott Pippen did the same.

Hamilton was also unable to stop him on the defensive end, pulling the ball with a quick stop, and then leaning back to shoot.

Embarrassment's movements are elegant and simple, hit!

On the offensive end of the Hawks, he was able to score points in a way he was familiar with, even if he had to follow Hamilton around again in the next defensive round.

Hamilton and Awkward were both the best players on both teams in the first quarter, and their scoring stats were identical, both scoring 8 points on 4-of-6 shooting.

Rasheed Wallace is really old, and in the face of Marvin Williams' defense, he actually played an extremely inefficient offense in the first quarter of the game, shooting 1 of 5 from the field, relying on the only outside shot, and scored 3 points.

Marvin Williams only needed 2 shots to score 4 points efficiently.

Erniu's performance in this quarter of the game is really incomprehensible, in the face of Mark Hill's painless defense, Erniu's offensive desire is really incomprehensible, he only scored 4 points and 4 rebounds.

Mark Hill on the opposite side both had 2 points and 3 rebounds, and at least in the first quarter, Philip Saunders' substitution worked magically.

The Lunar Eclipse and Prince were not much different in scoring, but the key point was that Prince was significantly better in rebounding than the Lunar Eclipse, and in the first quarter of the game, he grabbed five backcourt rebounds to contribute to protecting the Pistons' restricted area.

In terms of physical fitness, it is definitely the lunar eclipse that is more dominant, but when it comes to defensive awareness and playoff experience, Prince is enough to throw him three streets.

As a member of the championship, the Pistons will have this confidence. From that point of view alone, it makes sense that they don't look down on upstarts like Eagle.

If you haven't proven yourself in the playoffs, how can you determine the true strength of a team.

Of course, in the final stage of the final quarter, there is also a wonderful offensive performance that cannot be left unmentioned.

That's Chauncey Billups vs. Mike Bibby.

The first is that Billups uses a back-to-back punch to eat Mike Bibby in the low post, Bibby's body is not weak, he looks white on the surface, but in fact, he is half black blood.

By the way, the White Devil still has a quarter of Chinese ancestry, and Bibi, who was brought up by his mother since he was a child, was often helped by his grandmother, so when Bibi grew up, he tattooed his grandmother's surname "Tang" on his body.

Billups couldn't get enough of it, and immediately made a half-turn break to make a foul.

Like Hamilton, Billups also has a free throw shooting rate of over 90 percent, and for such players, there is no difference between a free throw and a point given to them.

After 2 free throws and 2 hits, it was Bibi's turn to attack, and in the face of Billups' defense, Bibi suddenly pulled out his hand after a burst of crotch dribbling!

Worthy of the big heart of Mike Bibe, hit!

Billups took advantage of a double pick-and-roll by Rashid Wallace and Jason Markhill to receive a pass from Prince and hit a two-pointer in the way Hamilton does best.

Bibi was not to be outdone, he and Erniu made a tacit cooperation.

The former passed the ball to the latter, and the latter held the ball in the low position to attract the bag, and suddenly there was a no-lookpass, and the ball flew from Erniu's head into the inside line, and Bibi got the ball in the air cut.

Without the presence of Big Ben, the Pistons' inward defense has always had serious problems with supplemental defense. Bibby scored on an easy layup and hit the ball.

At 24:24, the two teams were tied in the first quarter.

Off the court, Ruan Erniu moved his wrists and body from time to time, trying to make himself more excited.

Anyone can have periods of slump, but as a leader, he has to work hard to get around.