George Carr watched Yu Fei's game, and there was a feeling of joy or anger in his mind, tonight was clearly the sophomore's "big day".

His shot was hot, and he hit every shot.

As a result, his offense is a bit above the team. Although the large number of singles and the singles after the call block were effective, Karl did not like it.

Carl admits that the NBA needs star shows, but that's not what he's after.

For him, a perfect NBA game is always based on a 20+30+30+30 basis.

What is 20+30+30+30?

That is, the team touches (does not have to block or steal) the opponent's ball, gets 30 free throws, dishs 30 assists, makes 30 shots, and makes layups/dunks in a game.

This foundation is also known as the "Karl Index" by Karl's assistant coaches, and if a team reaches this index on a given night, it means that they are doing well as a team on the night and both offensively and defensively.

To do this, it goes without saying much about the effort on the defensive end, and the offensive end needs to get the ball flowing.

Because 30 assists are not something that can be taken by one person.

And once there is an infinite singles like Yu Fei tonight, even if the Bucks lead the Nets by 7 points 27-20 in the first quarter, the Bucks will not have many assists.

After the first quarter, Carl switched to Yu Fei and went off to rest.

Yu Fei, who played the first quarter, scored 16 points, 4 rebounds and 1 assist. When he found his shooting touch, even the Nets couldn't do anything about him.

Carl said to Fly: "Fry, New Jersey has 2-3 people's attention on you every round, you know what that means? ”

Yu Fei wiped the sweat on his face with a towel and responded casually: "Will my teammates have more chances?" ”

"Do you know what to do?" Carl tried to keep his face as pleasant as he could.

But sometimes, if you give the players too much a good face, they will kick their noses in the face.

Yu Fei smiled and said, "Continue to play singles? ”

"Nope! Oh my God! Gentle Carl instantly turned into Crazy Carl, "Damn you have to pass the ball!" You have to get the ball out to make the most of your threat! ”

In fact, Yu Fei knew everything, he just didn't want to cater to it.

He doesn't want to stay on Popovich's Spurs, a team that insists on teamwork and players are rested if they get 30+ points.

Carl asked him to pass the ball, and Yu Fei wanted to know how to pass it.

"I'm the one who shoots the most on the court, so isn't it just to maximize my threat by continuing to shoot?" Yu Fei asked reasonably.

Carl was asked.

"No, that's a fallacy! Once you've fully demonstrated your individual threat, the defensive pressure on your teammates will be reduced, and then your passing will make a completely different difference! ”

Since the head coach has asked for this, Yu Fei can't help but give him face.

made a small request along with the other party's words:

"Okay, but I need more shooters."

Carl looked at Yu Fei with a subtle look, this was not an ordinary suggestion.

"Spree, Rey-ray, Michael (Reed), Chris." Yu Fei said the four names, "I'm going to play with them." ”

Carl didn't realize that this was a 5 OUT lineup that was extremely rare in the era of big ball.

His first reaction was: "Who plays power forward?" ”

Yu Fei said, "Me." ”

"You're going to play against Kenyon Martin? I know you have a personal vendetta, but Kenyon is a very old-school tough four, do you really think you can play up to him? ”

Who would be afraid of a tough No. 4 with a broken leg?

Yu Fei asked rhetorically: "How do you know if you don't try?" ”

Carl, who didn't know what Yu Fei was planning, was overjoyed, and he was pleased with Yu Fei's toughness: "I support you!" ”

Yu Fei is not getting carried away when he feels good, and whether he can play the No. 4 position or not is based on the opponent's size and physique.

Kenyon Martin is the iconic brutalist power forward of our time, like a technically rough version of Blake Griffin. Why do people call them Fauvists? It's not that they look like beasts, it's that when they rage at the basket, they look like beasts.

And this brutalist power forward needs to control his weight if he wants to maintain his athleticism and explosiveness.

SO, ALTHOUGH KENYON MARTIN LOOKS LIKE A MUSCLE STICK THAT YU FEI WON'T MATCH, HE IS ACTUALLY ONLY 234 POUNDS (106KG).

Yu Fei's weight last season was 104KG, and he gained 2KG this summer.

That is, he and Martin weigh the same.

Perhaps Martin's absolute power is still stronger than Fei, but this is by no means a physical disadvantage counterpoint.

As the game entered the second quarter, the Nets gradually showed the demeanor of the strongest team in the East.

Their positional warfare is complex, full of all sorts of routines that only Kidd can understand.

That's why Kidd is obviously poor in his own offensive ability, but in the era of big shots that don't pay attention to three-point shooting, he can revitalize the whole team with the super negative buff that is emptied.

The disadvantage of a sophisticated tactical system is also obvious, that is, when the tactics are disjointed, the offensive ability will appear extremely weak.

The Nets showed a tired look, which Yu Fei had already seen in the opening court.

They can go four minutes without scoring and then keep their opponents within 2 points.

What an ugly game is this?

And the two Finals that this ugly team have played have not been the lowest-rated tournaments in history – park finals aside—so what is the point of the infamous 2005 Finals?

Yu Fei waited for the moment when he was summoned again by George Carr.

The Nets, led by Kidd, used the second team to chase down points one after another.

An unknown unknown man came forward, his name was Lucious Harris SG, and the ABC introduced him as the first pick in the second round in 1993, and it was this veteran who worked quietly in the NBA for many years and became a major player in the Nets' scoring momentum.

Harris made a three-pointer and then made back-to-back layups with the help of Kidd, and just three minutes into the second quarter, the Nets had chased the deficit to just one point.

29 to 30

In other words, the Bucks have scored just three points in the last three minutes.

"Their main lineup hasn't come back yet, so I can't change to the lineup you said." Carl said to Fly, "Your mission now is to break our scoring drought. ”

Yu Fei joked: "Then do you want to interrupt with a pass or a single?" ”

Karl said angrily, "Whatever method you use, just use it!" ”

That's fine.

Yu Fei hopes that Coach Karl will enjoy his unlimited singles.

Compared with Carl, Yu Fei still prefers Collins, although the latter can't break free from Jordan's shackles, but his constraints on stars are basically 0.

He believes in the ability of his stars and is willing to give them power on the field.

Yu Fei remembers that when he played under Collins, he was never asked to pass the ball, but that didn't affect his average of nearly seven assists per game.

What does this mean? He's a passer himself.

Tonight's dedication to singles is just because it feels good.

To put it in the most straightforward words, is it wrong to shoot more when you feel good?

Look at what Kidd is doing, whoever feels good is like cramming and sending the ball to the opponent's hand.

Therefore, Yu Fei does not feel that he is alone, he has been passing the ball - he has passed the ball to his best self.

Well, maybe he should have a discussion with Kobe Bryant and Iverson on "How to Rationalize the Solo Style".

Currently, the players on the Bucks court are Kevin Ollie, Michael Reed, Anthony Mason, Christian Leitner and Dan Gazuric.

Yu Fei greeted Leitner and asked him to find a way to kill the ball so that he could play.

So Leitner decisively fouled his opponent.

Yu Fei replaced Mason.

Yu Fei walked up to the court and faced the Nets' backup forward Rodney Rodgers.

The Nets re-serve.

Kidd holds the ball at the top of the arc and calls tactics are still complex tactics.

Yu Fei saw the other four people running at the same time.

Rogers, who Yu Fei was opposing, was clearly not the end of the tactics, and he stood on the left outside the paint area to cover Lucius Harris.

Yu Fei decisively changed his defense.

Complex tactics, if executed properly, can easily shake the opponent's defence.

But not every point guard can figure out the tactics.

For some mediocre point guards, even if his teammates run out of tactics, he can't take advantage of the opportunities created by tactics.

Because those opportunities are always fleeting.

The point guard who initiates the tactics is like a prophet in some situations, and needs to anticipate opportunities before they arise.

That's what sets Kidd's apart from other players in the same position.

He always sees the development after three steps when he takes the first step.

Kidd landed a blow on Rodgers, who wasn't part of the tactical endpoint.

Rodgers turned to the basket and used his body advantage to score two points.

30 to 31

The Nets overtook Yu Fei in the first round of the game.

Even George Carr couldn't help but shake his head in admiration when he saw this scene, "This is Jason Kidd, he is the world's No. 1 point guard!" ”

For all those who love offensive and defensive tactics, the Nets' game is wonderful, and their tactical complexity, the rigor of their players, and the ability to play in control are all amazing.

And these are the reasons why Yu Fei thinks the Nets game is ugly.

Because there is a 20-year generation difference between them.

This is not a problem for Yu Fei alone, almost all people who are used to the rhythm of small ball games will not get used to the rhythm of big ball games.

Yu Fei asked for the ball from Ollie (point guard), and the Nets still let Kidd defend Yu Fei.

Facing Kidd in the front court, Yu Fei asked while controlling the ball: "Why do you play so complicated every round?" ”

Hearing this, Kidd was as conceited as a master who despised his juniors: "You won't understand!" ”

If you understand it, will you be able to beat up your wife like you?

Yu Fei snorted lightly, stopped speaking, and suddenly started to cross and change direction, making himself half a position ahead and then stopping directly.

For Kidd, due to his size disadvantage, once Yu Fei has a lead in position or position, his defense will be difficult to work.

"Huh!"

Yu Fei faced Kidd and scored on a single and said, "Hey, Jason, are the two points you get under a complicated tactic more noble than the two points you get with me playing a single game like this?" ”

Kidd's face turned ugly, but most people didn't know what was happening.

Only Christian Leitner probably knows what's going on.

If someone and Yu Fei are still in a good mood after playing a game, it can only mean two things, that person is too bad, or Yu Fei's performance is too bad.

You can call this Hufel's law.

This is the experience that Lightner summed up after being abused by Yu Fei for a year, I hope you know.

(End of chapter)