In today's game, because of Ye Han, T.N.T deliberately added a national live broadcast, narrated by Charles Barkley, whom Ye Han had met, and his partner was former Rocket champion Kenny Smith. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ

The game began, and both sides jumped the ball in the middle circle.

Known as a top-of-the-list show with his rough-and-down technique, Swift was physically stellar and easily won the jump ball from Okafor's head.

The Grizzlies were the first to attack.

White Chocolate Jason Williams Controls the Ball.

Ye Han single-handedly defended Jason Williams, and Jason Williams' dribbling was very stable.

Jason Williams, who has only played for three years with the Grizzlies, is already the Grizzlies' assist leader, and Ye Han feels similar to the Bobcats scoring champion.

Jason Williams is the talented No. 7 pick selected by the Kings in the shrinking season, his passing ability is amazing, and he is known for his uncanny passing, although he can't play crossover and other tricks, but compared to those fancy point guards, his passing is invincible to deceive the opponent, and sometimes he plays a high pass not only to deceive the opponent, but even his teammates will be deceived.

The ball dribbles in Jason Williams very casually, it seems to be making a feint, and it doesn't seem to be, Ye Han can't tell whether he wants to pass or throw, and his whole body is a feint.

Jason Williams dribbles well and steadily, not fancy, but good looking, top in the league.

But a good dribble doesn't mean that the breakthrough is very good, and against an opponent with average defense, Jason Williams' breakthrough is okay, but when facing a top defensive player, it is useless.

Jason Williams' feints are beautiful, but Ye Han is not disturbed at all.

Ye Han is different from ordinary defensive players, he is not Bruce Bowen's defensive style that sees through the opponent's rhythm and disrupts the opponent's rhythm.

His defense is more like Kobe, Jordan and Maddy from the Raptors, he doesn't worry about opponents feints, and his physicality allows him to not have much anticipation against such offensive players, enough to move after Jason Williams is actually moving, and he can recover lost positions.

This kind of player who breaks through purely by feints has good skills, but there is also a sad point, their physical fitness is really average.

Seeing that Jason Williams couldn't break through, Gasol stepped forward to block the pick-and-roll. Gasol's movement speed, pick-and-roll quality are among the best in the league, and his long-range shooting is one of the best in the league, always drawing the attention of opponents.

When Jason Williams bypassed Gasol, it was suddenly discovered that the ball in his hand was gone!

The fans at the scene exclaimed, and then Swift scored a dunk under the basket!

What the hell? How did the ball get to Swift?

The big screen gave the answer in slow motion, Jason Williams actually passed the ball from Gasol's crotch through Ye Han and Okafor to the penalty area!

This is bold! Imagination is unmatched!

The good thing is that this group has been playing together for a few years, otherwise even their teammates would not have been able to receive this imaginative pass. In fact, not only the opponents, but even Jason Williams' teammates don't know when he's passing the ball and how he's going to get it to them, all they have to do is get used to getting the ball to the basket whenever and wherever they want.

Despite this, Jason Williams is often wasted by his teammates and turns into mistakes, and from time to time he sends wonderful passes to teammates who are stunned and miss assists, which makes him unable to get even one assist king for so many years. Although his passing ability may have been the best in the league that year.

Teased at the beginning?

Jason Williams is arguably the easiest point guard to make opponents angry, and opponents feel their IQ insulted in front of his passes.

Grizzlies have their master passers, and Bobcats have their own master passers! Ball-ball point guard Brevine Knight, who was signed this summer.

Fellow master passers are different from Jason Williams' smooth dribbling, and you can tell at a glance that he likes to play tricks.

Defending Blevin Knight is Sean Battier, nicknamed President.

Blevin Knight relied on his pace and beautiful tricks to break through Battier and get inside.

But Brevine Knight, who had just entered the interior, was suddenly blindfolded, and the Grizzlies' defense was too strong! The defender in front of him became Jason Williams who defended against Ye Han, Ye Han was entangled by Sean Battier, Okafor on the inside was entangled by the energetic Swift, Gasol was on guard on the inside, his long arms were like an invisible barrier, and Gerald Wallace ...... He doesn't have a lot of breaking ability, and he can't shoot accurately.

The four King Kongs of the Southwest Division!

The Wasp has been in decline for the past two years, and the Grizzlies have stood up! Together with the Texas top three, they form the most terrifying division, with four playoff teams, each of which is a team that makes the strong team peel off a layer of skin.

The Grizzlies' defense messed up Blevin Knight, passing? can't pass, several people don't have good offensive ability with the ball, and his own offensive ability is very average, all of which are counterattacks and open shots.

The scary thing about the Texas Big Three is their defense, and only Kobe Bryant's kind of person who doesn't have the difficulty to create is going to play against this kind of team, and the Grizzlies are clearly one of those teams.

Blevin Knight was forced to take a step inside the free throw line in a very awkward position, neither passing nor throwing.

The referee's whistle blows! Attack three seconds violation!

Grizzly bucket-like defense!

A 50-win team is not something that the Bobcats can compete with, the team's discipline, the ability of the players, and the tactical literacy ...... And so on and so forth, the lynx was suppressed in all directions.

Halfway through the first quarter, no one has scored yet!

Although the Grizzlies offense was slow, they had already scored 17 points with Gasol's mid-range shot, and the Bobcats were beaten 17-0!

The Grizzlies went on offense again, with Gasol holding the ball high and backing like a guard to Jason Williams, who hit a throw.

19 to 0!

Jason Williams doesn't just pass the ball, otherwise he wouldn't be that much of a threat, his three-point shooting, throwing is very good, he was the point guard at the championship-level team Kings, since the rookie year.

Bickerstaff called a timeout.

Is there any way to reverse the decline?

Tactics? Even if Phil Jackson comes back to the Bobcats, he can't use tactics to reverse the gap in strength with the Grizzlies with such a lineup.

"Coach, I have an idea, I don't know if it's useful." Ye Han hesitated for a moment, but still walked up to Bickerstaff and spoke.

"What thoughts?" Bickerstaff asked curiously.

"I watched the video of the Grizzlies' opening game a few days ago, they lost to the Suns by more than 30 points, and the Suns' defense was even worse than ours, but they played well offensively, using misalignment and speed-up ......" Ye Han said his thoughts.

Aren't grizzly bears sharpened by positional warfare? Then hit the fast attack! Without a fast break to force a fast attack, aren't the outside trio of the Bobcats the best at these?

But there is still a bit of a problem, the outside line composed of Blevin Knight, Ye Han, and Gerald Wallace is very capable of running, and Capono is also a pitcher who can run, but the inside line is not good!