In fact, to be honest, Brandon Roy's own physical fitness is not very good, except for being physically stronger, he has almost no merit. Not fast enough, not strong enough, not high enough jumping, and even physically inferior to a point guard (like Delon) at times.

But even so, Roy still has several technologies that make the world admire, which makes Kobe Bryant and others praise him as "Yellow Mamba". First of all, he has a very high ball quotient, whether it is passing or controlling the ball, he is very good. Selflessness is his greatest characteristic. The shooting is very accurate, which is also a point, and the defense is good. But that's not enough for Kobe Bryant to praise him.

Brandon Roy only has one move, and with this move, he eats all the defenders, including Bowen Laga and others, and there is nothing he can do about it. It's about controlling the rhythm.

It's a pretty magical move. It can be used not only for offense, but also for team organization, every point guard will have some of these basic skills, but there are not many who can do Roy's degree, and really mastering the rhythm is equivalent to taking over the game, and everyone will "perform" according to the script you wrote, and finally win themselves.

Of course, this move will not be bad for individual offense. This move can't be used to attack with the back at the beginning, it must be a face frame attack, especially for outside players. When you have the ball, you start to break inside, and the defender will definitely follow you, and then you suddenly stop, and the defender will have a flaw, and you can shoot. But most of them won't, so you can start again, stop again, start again, stop again, and after a few times, the defender's center of gravity will be unstable, there will be a flaw, and then you will have a chance to score. This move is the promotion version of controlling the rhythm - changing the rhythm.

It's not difficult to say, but it's not easy to say. Why is it simple? The basic nature of the move itself is very simple, only if you have the consciousness, but the problem is awareness, it is very difficult to learn to catch the enemy's loopholes and attack.

And the latter change of pace is very physically demanding. Just look at Roy. There is no meniscus in both legs, which is too many emergency stops, and the meniscus is damaged and finally the meniscus is worn through. Without a meniscus, there is bone-to-bone friction, how painful it is, and after that, no one else in the league will be except for Rondo, who is still using the rhythm of control.

But for Luke, this trick is not excluded, because he is still very useful, and there are still some such moves in many crossovers, which is a skill, a very practical skill, especially the former, almost as long as the point guard masters it, and with a few good players, he is invincible. So Luke still likes it very much. And now is the time to show that strength.

Luke controlled the ball alone, looked at the timer, and there were still more than ten seconds, which was enough.

"I'm going to start." Luke said to Mashburn with a smile.

Mashburn, on the other hand, had a serious face, and he had already noticed the difference from Luke's actions just now. "Come on."

Luke started, Mashburn quickly moved sideways to keep up, ready to use small movements to obstruct it, but when he arrived, Luke had already stopped, Mashburn knew that something was wrong, and immediately forcibly stopped, shifted his focus back, and wanted to prevent Luke from shooting, but Luke did not stop, started again, and directly passed Mashburn, facing only PJ Brown and Jinbao on the inside. But Luke, who passed through Mashburn, was undaunted, and took off directly from the free throw line, and suddenly rose into the air like a crane, and smashed the ball into the basket, and Jinbao, who tried to block it, was directly knocked down.

"Wow-" The audience screamed. The magnesium lights kept flickering, and this terrifying scene was truly recorded.

"This kid!" Although it was only passed once, Marshburn knew that this guy had mastered the ropes, and the rest of the game was meaningless. Coupled with the fact that he had just felt a slight pain in his broken knee, Mashburn had learned how to protect himself after years of injury. In this case, it is better to go down and rest, otherwise the situation will be worse. What's more, it's just a regular season game, it's not a big deal.

Mashburn looked at Luke's proud back and smiled, and then looked at himself as 28 years old, if it wasn't for the injury that ruined him, he would definitely fight with Luke again now, but now...... Playing a few games of basketball and earning a little more money is the right way to go.

After Luke came down, Marsh asked the referee for a timeout, explained his situation to the coach, and called the team doctor for a check-up. The current Marshburn is the box office guarantee of the Charlotte Hornets, and the whole team has to revolve around him, and the head coach must stop this situation if he wants to get injured. So the coach decisively replaced Mashburn and replaced the substitute striker. As a result, the only superplayers on the court were Baron Davis and PJ Brown.

To be more precise, PJ Brown is just a coolie blue-collar with good rebounding skills, but ...... No, especially on offense, he can't help at all, although basketball is a sport that wins fans on offense and championships on defense, but all ball games are the same, it's about who is better offensively, who throws more balls into the box, who scores more, who wins.

As a result, the weakness of the Charlotte Hornets' lack of offensive strength was completely exposed.

Although the 76ers are also a team that has not been good at scoring, the team's No. 1 and No. 2 scorers are all on the floor, and there is a super bench bandit waiting below, compared to the Charlotte Hornets, which is much worse.

But Luke was probably the only one in the room who knew that in a year or two, the Hornets would move to New Orleans and later become Daigo. But none of this has anything to do with Luke. Now Luke wants to play this game well.

Without Marshburn's containment, Luke's tremendous strength on both the offensive and defensive ends was unleashed, and there seemed to be nothing he couldn't do on the court.

He poured out all the anger he had just eaten at the game, and poured out all the anger on the rest of the Charlotte Hornets. Especially the small forward on the opposite side, almost being abused, and in the end, Larry couldn't stand it anymore, and hurriedly replaced Luke to prevent the two sides from fighting, and the ending went without saying, the 76ers defeated the Charlotte Hornets 116-79.

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