The format of the Rookie Challenge is special.

The format of each half is 20 minutes in the NCAA format.

But with the exception of the 20-minute format for each half, the other formats have nothing to do with the NCAA.

A format that is not part of the NCAA is not part of the NBA.

It's a format unique to NBA All-Stars.

There is no six-foul rule for the Rookie Challenge, and each team has a mandatory TV timeout in both halves.

The sophomore team must use the timeout seven minutes before or it will be voided.

The first-year team must use the timeout fourteen minutes before or it will be voided.

As a sophomore head coach, Kevin Eastman simply can't wait that long.

Seven minutes?!

If you really have to wait for seven minutes, the second-year team will already be cold!

Two minutes into the game, he used up the only short timeout of the half and brought on Bynum.

With five minutes to go, he used up the only TV timeout of the half, bringing on Bogut for Bynum, who was out of action.

But the decline of the second year has not been alleviated in the slightest by Bogut's play.

This game is so embarrassing!

The All-Star Rookie Challenge had little impact on him.

Although the two rookie teams are playing in real this year, it is still a show game.

But, the sophomore team has been winning streak for five years!

The winning streak is going to break in his hands?!

Of course he didn't want to!

"With only ten minutes to play in the first half, Kevin Eastman used the last long timeout of the sophomore team!"

"The regular long timeout for the Rookie Challenge is only one per team, and this is the most precious timeout of the Rookie Challenge, and Eastman used it in the first half!"

In the Rookie Challenge, a team only had five timeouts in a game, and just over a quarter of the way through the game, Eastman used up three of the five timeouts!

Barkley could understand Eastman's feelings.

No, no, no, I don't need it anymore, I'm afraid I really won't need it in the second half!

It's too strong!

It's really too strong!

Yes, who played the big forward in this game, was really too strong!

Assists in defensive steals, rebounds and fast breaks, and is simply omnipotent.

Now the score on the court is 36-16, and after only 10 minutes of play, the first-year team has a 20-point lead!

It's crazy too.

The first-year team is the underdog!

The first-year team also lost two big players in Bagnani and Morrison before the start of the game!

But what is the situation now?

The second-grade team was pressed and beaten by the first-grade team!

"Kevin Eastman didn't dare to take Bogut down and replaced Danny Granger with David Lee!"

"Kevin Eastman has made the sophomore roster bigger!"

The previous sophomore team was one big and four small, and Granger was the big forward position, which is actually the style of play and physique of the small forward.

Granger's running, open cuts, and three-point play put very little pressure on Yes.

This allowed Yace to unscrupulously assist in defending Bogut.

Eastman can only take David Lee, who has stronger offensive ability on the inside!

"In the face of a five-small lineup, either the same five-small lineup, or a bigger lineup like Eastman!"

"Neither way!"

Barkley can understand Eastman's choice, both methods are right, the key is the effect!

Besides, in order to deal with the five elementary and the same five small, Eastman did not dare to come to this kind of thing.

That's five small!

In the basketball philosophy he learned, the five-small lineup is the evil way of the evil way!

The first graders are strong, but in the NBA, big is always small.

If Bynum can't do it, then go to Bobhut, and if Bogut can't do it, then go to Bogut and guard Lee!

According to Eastman's idea, this is the suppression of the double inside line!

As long as the offense of the own side is scored, even if it can't be scored, the rebounds in the front court are grabbed by the side, then the fast break of the first grade will naturally not be able to play, and in the end it can only disappear.

Eastman's idea is good.

David Lee has better height and better rebounding awareness than Granger.

But David Lee has no range!

David Lee's under-the-basket and close-range scoring account for 90% of all his points this season!

Bogut's under-the-basket and close-range points account for 82% of all his points!

Two interior lines that move relatively slowly and don't have the range yet, and it's incredible to have them face a five-man lineup that may have run crazy now.

David Lee's play-up made the first-year team's contraction more determined.

Especially Yes!

Two big men with no range are thrown on the field, why don't they shrink?!

If you have the ability, throw three points, see if you throw accurately or if we run fast!

In the face of such a fast counterattack speed in the first grade, throwing around on the outside is looking for death!

Monta Alice tries to throw it, but the ball is in the hands of Paul and Delon.

Paul and Delon really wanted to do something with Bogut and David Lee.

Paul and Delon are also good at pick-and-roll.

Paul's main blocker is David West, who shoots accurately, and the secondary blocker is Chandler, who runs fast.

Delon's main blocker is Boozer, who is accurate, and the secondary blocker is Oku, who is still accurate!

David Lee and Bogut are not the same type as them at all, and this combination can't be played at all!

After David Lee came on the court, the two big pairs of five small not only suppressed the advantage, but also became even more miserable!

David Lee is not as effective as Granger.

So much so that the game was led faster and faster by Ye Si.

"It's a beautiful game!"

Fight back, keep fighting back, keep speeding up!

The Las Vegas fans on the sidelines were dumbfounded!

NBA games can still be played like this?!

This group of local tyrants looks like a group of local buns at this moment!

Not to mention these Las Vegas tycoons, many NBA stars on the sidelines look like dirt buns with no knowledge at all.

"Can the big teacher's five small systems be used in the sun?!"

Five small, run and bomb, infinite counterattack, this game is too burning!

"No, you're still too slow, and you don't have good enough control of the ball!"

Is it so faceless?

Stoudemire was quite cold from Nash's basin of cold water.

"I can study hard, can't I?!"

"No way!"

Nash didn't hesitate.

This disappointed Stoudemire considerably.

If he can play such a system, then his status in the NBA will be even better!

No one will ever feel like he's just a player attached to the Nash system anymore.

He can become a top superstar, even a supergiant!

The disappointment on Stoudemire's face was certainly evident to Nash.

He could understand Stoudemire's mood right now.

This is just like the mood he felt when he saw Yes's dumping system.

The difference is that Yes's dumping system can be copied and played.

And Yes's five-small system, Stoudemire can't play it.

This long-distance sprint is a dribbling push.

Stoudemire is no.

Stoudemire and a lot of interior players may be able to sprint once or twice a game, but that's not enough to sustain such a system.

If you want to become the inner core of the five-small system, you need to meet a lot of requirements, first of all, solid defense, secondly, speed that does not lose to excellent speed outside players, thirdly, excellent ball control and excellent vision, and finally excellent tactical understanding and vitality!

Especially the final tactical understanding and vitality, it's not that he is black, in the entire league, most interior players don't have excellent tactical understanding and vitality.

Because the NBA has only required interior players to master two tactical systems since ancient times, blocking and pick-and-roll.

An interior player like Webber is an outlier in NBA history.

So many conditions have been ruled out before, and the vitality of the back may be even more difficult.

Vitality is not a beating of the chest, nor is it a few angry words, but the influence that can be seen everywhere on the field.

This requires a very high level of physical demand.

In general, how can there be so much physical strength to support the vitality of a whole game.

Energetic has never been an interior player's style of play.

"It's a great system, but it's hard to replicate in the NBA!"

But it's almost impossible for this system to have interior players who fit it.

What's more, according to his understanding of this five-small tactical system, the faster the player who pushes the fast attack, the more powerful it is, and the more terrifying it looks.

The rookie first-year five elementary school looks so scary, that's because the person who pushes the fast break is Yes!

Even if there is really an inside line in the future that can meet those demanding requirements, it can play five small tactics.

But it is absolutely impossible to reproduce the horror scene of the rookie first year in this game!

The first game of the five small tactics in the NBA is probably also the pinnacle of the five small tactics!

The pinnacle that can't be surpassed!

"It's so cool!"

It's so cool to be teammates with Yes!

Rudy Gay is flying up now, and he feels like the pores of his whole body are open!

It's the thrill of letting everything go!

The resentment that the Timberwolves held back for half a season was all released at this moment!

Rudy Gay, Roy, Rondo, Conroy and Randy Foye are very cool, and Aldridge with a towel is actually very cool, even if he can't play, he is also a member of the team!

Perhaps of the entire first-year bench players, only Morrison and Bagnani were the most unhappy.

It's awkward to sit here!

It's really embarrassing!

The better the first grade performs, the more it shows how stupid they are two clowns.

They don't want to be clowns, but they can't help themselves!

Bagnani and Morrison glanced at each other, and both of them had a bad look on their faces.

They are in a similar situation in their respective teams, they want to have expectations for the future, they need to rely on the support of someone, and they can't refuse someone's request.

As a player, who would turn down an All-Star invitation?

If there's really no way, who wants to give up?!

They can't control their own destiny!

Looking at the number nine who cheered the fans off the field, Bagnani and Morrison's eyes were full of envy.

Yes, you have taken your destiny into your own hands!

Are we collapsing?

73 to 40!

The score is glaring!

Paul, who was standing on the court, couldn't come back to his senses for a long time looking at this score.

We, really collapsed?!