If small forwards and scoring guards are the protagonists of a play, then the point guard is the director of the play. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 ｉｎfo

In this Japanese men's basketball team, Ryumasa is the undisputed first protagonist. As long as Kota Mimori can give Ryumasa enough support, he will complete his task on the court.

Organizing the attack, coordinating the defense, and returning to the defense quickly are the hard indicators to test whether a team's back line is qualified.

The next game time is the time to test the success of Ryumasa and Kota Mimori. And scoring guard Ryumasa and point guard Kota Mimori are also the golden guard combination that the Japanese men's basketball coaching staff has tried to promote.

If it turns out in the next game that Kota Mimori can't help Ryumasa after playing point guard, perhaps, the coaching staff will be forced to consider the possibility of Ryumasa playing a "dual-energy position", so that Ryumasa can shoulder both scoring and ball control tasks according to the team's game situation or tactical needs.

On the other side, seeing Long Zheng coming off the bench, Chicago Bulls head coach Phil Jackson did not make any substitutions, but also made new arrangements for the positions of the players on the court.

Center: No. 25 Bill Cartwright, 216 cm tall, 111 kg in weight;

Power forward: No. 42 Scott Williams, 208 cm tall and 118 kg in weight;

Small forward: No. 10 B.J. Armstrong, 188 cm tall, 79 kg in weight;

Shooting guard: No. 7 Tony Kukoc, 211 cm tall and 107 kg;

Point guard: No. 5 John Paxson, 188 cm tall and 84 kg in weight.

The biggest change in the Bulls' lineup is that Tony Kukoc has moved to the shooting guard position, facing the absolute ace of the Japanese men's basketball team - Ryumasa.

Phil Jackson has a clear understanding of Tony Kukoc, a rookie player, and he knows that Tony Kukoc has the average starting point guard of any NBA team.

Don't look at Tony Kukoc's can't even mix the main position in the Chicago Bulls, that's because the current Chicago Bulls are in their peak state after three consecutive championships, and they have three superstar-level players such as scoring guard Michael Jordan, small forward Scottie Pippen, and big forward Horis Grant, and Tony Kukoc's offensive ability has been infinitely weakened for the Bulls.

Originally from Croatia in Europe, Tony Kukoc started playing basketball at the age of 14, but earned him the nickname "Europa Magician" while playing in Europe.

In 1990, Tony Kukoc won the World Championship for Yugoslavia, won the Olympic silver medal in 1992, and in the summer of 1993, Tony Kukoc officially joined the NBA with the Chicago Bulls.

With uncertainty about whether Michael Jordan will give up on retirement, Tony Kukoc has high hopes from head coach Phil Jackson, who will be the team's main starting point guard if Michael Jordan does retire.

The head-to-head confrontation with Ryuzheng is also a good opportunity for head coach Phil Jackson to test Tony Kukoc's strength.

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Center position: Taiya Nishino, who is 199 cm tall and weighs 88 kg, VS Bill Cartwright, who is 216 cm tall and weighs 111 kg;

Power forward position: Ayumi Tomimatsu, who is 193 cm tall and weighs 86 kg, VS Scott Williams, who is 208 cm tall and weighs 118 kg;

Small forward position: Reita Ito, who is 191 cm tall and weighs 78 kg, VS B.J. Armstrong, who is 188 cm tall and weighs 79 kg;

Shooting guard position: Long Jung, who is 199 cm tall and weighs 95 kg, VS Tony Kukoc, who is 211 cm tall and weighs 107 kg;

Point guard position: Kota Mimori, who is 196 cm tall and weighs 90 kg, VS John Paxson, who is 188 cm tall and weighs 84 kg.

With Long Zheng's substitute on the field, the two teams that originally had a huge disparity in strength seem to have achieved a balance in strength.

Because at the beginning of the game, the Chicago Bulls grabbed the scrum, and according to the rules of the basketball game, the first offensive opportunity in the third quarter of the game belonged to the Japanese men's basketball team.

The score of the two teams was 46:12, with the Chicago Bulls in front and the Japanese men's basketball team behind, and the Japanese men's basketball team attacked.

At the baseline position, center Taiya Nishino quickly sent the ball to the sideline, and point guard Kota Mimori received the ball and withstood the harassment of John Paxson, barely dribbling the ball towards the frontcourt.

In the Japanese men's basketball coach's seat, head coach Yusaku Ozawa and assistant coach glanced at each other and couldn't help but shake their heads.

As a point guard, Kota Mimori's dribbling still doesn't work!

Dribbling is an important technique for individual offense in basketball.

It is not only a powerful means of individual attack, but also a bridge to organize the whole team to attack and carry out tactical coordination. Purposeful dribbling, which can break through defense, launch offense, adjust position, find favorable opportunities for passing and shooting, especially a powerful weapon to break the opponent's full-court pressing or man-to-man defense; On the other hand, blind dribbling will delay the fighter and cause the team to be passive.

A good point guard needs to have many abilities, such as the ability to understand the game, good physical condition, excellent passing ability and even the ability to control the pace of the game. However, the most basic and important ability of a point guard should be the ability to control the ball.

As a point guard on the court, Kota Mimori is the player with the most opportunities to get the ball in the Japanese men's basketball team. He has to bring the ball safely from the back to the front court, and then pass the ball to other teammates (mainly Ryu-jung) to have a chance for others to score. So for Kota Mimori now, the first thing is to control the ball and not let the defenders cut the ball away from him.

Under the harassment of John Paxson, Kota Mimori's dribbling was somewhat reluctant, which is not what the Japanese men's basketball coaching staff, including Yusaku Ozawa, wants to see.

With all his might, Kota Mimori finally dribbled the ball across the halfcourt. John Paxson was eight centimeters shorter than Hirota Mimori, so Kota Mimori was very reluctant to dribble under his entanglement.

However, success is also Xiao He, and defeat is also Xiao He. The height advantage puts Kota Mimori's dribbling at a disadvantage, but it makes his passing a lot easier.

Relying on the advantage of height and arm length, Kota Mimori dribbled past half court, looked at Ryumasa in tacit understanding, and directly transferred the basketball to Ryumasa from the head of defender John Paxson.

With an accelerated sideways, Ryumasa firmly grasped Kota Mimori's pass. At 199 centimeters tall, Ryuzheng is 12 centimeters shorter than Tony Kukoczy, who is 211 centimeters tall. (To be continued.) )