[Congratulations on getting the Hakim Olajuwon template!] 】

"Damn, I've really won the lottery now!"

Before the lottery, Doon was really looking forward to it, knowing that the regular season MVP would inevitably be the grand prize.

However, among the regular season MVPs over the years, the top ten in history have improved Doon to a certain extent.

The key is that obtaining the templates of Lord of the Rings Russell and Chamberlain can be said to have little effect on Doon's next breakthrough of the piston.

Moreover, Doon is also worried about drawing those superstars who are not even in the top ten.

But fortunately, Doon has always had a good character. One won the lottery of Olajuwon, who is still in the top 10 in NBA history!

In terms of strength, as of now, Olajuwon can be ranked in the top five in history.

If it weren't for O'Neill's dominance at his peak, which was too terrifying, then Olajuwon's comprehensive strength would be second only to Joe's gang leader.

Let Jordan choose for himself, which player do you want to be besides himself? Jordan also chose Olajuwon!

is also because Olajuwon's comprehensive strength is too strong, coupled with a clear counterpoint record, in the 90s, when the strong were like clouds, the four major centers were headed by Olajuwon.

Regardless of the type of centre-forward, Olajuwon can handle it at will.

What do you mean to hit anyone is misplaced?

O'Neal, who is stronger than him, is not as fast as him, and he does not have a wide range of attacks.

Ewing, who has a wide range of attacks and solid basic skills, is not as fast as him.

Robinson, a fast and defensive general, is not as strong as him.

Moreover, Olajuwon can not only attack, but also defend.

Even because he was too lonely in playing, he learned from the pain, practiced his ability to respond, and turned all his shortcomings into strengths.

Olajuwon's only drawback is that, like Jordan, the three-point ratio is more stretched.

Of course, Olajuwon is the interior player, the quadruple-double.

As a single-season champion, FMVP, regular season MVP, DPOY, and a double-first-team Grand Slam player, not being able to score three points is not a disadvantage at all.

Jordan, as an outside player, can only score 5 points in the three-point contest, is there any problem?

When it comes to the playoffs, when it comes to the Finals, can anyone guard against Jordan?

One step inside the three-point line is all Jordan's attack range, and he can also have a combination of off-ball, and he can kill all sides when it's time to get the ball.

Olajuwon, as an interior player, can play hard against a center like Robinson in the low post.

He can bully Ewing with his feet.

He can also catch the ball from the three-point line and dribble inside, and shoot from the middle distance near the free throw line to play O'Neal.

A monster of this level, even in the small-ball era, is not a problem not to score three points.

Because of his appearance, it will completely destroy the small ball era!

It is worth mentioning that Doon, who has now obtained the Olajuwon template, is an outside player, and there is no disadvantage of not being able to do three points!

"Olajuwon's real height seems to be 2.08 meters, and I wear shoes now at 2.05 meters, which is basically the same.

Maybe if you roar at Tianzun, maybe your height and arm span will still be a little disadvantaged.

But what about playing a big book? I think it's fine! ”

After getting the Olajuwon template, Doon immediately thought about how to play in the next few games.

If you can shake from the second position to the fifth position, it is undoubtedly the best result to receive the ball in the low position and play the big book.

The top 10 superstars in history basically have the ability to play multiple positions, also because they are strong enough and comprehensive enough, and there is no way to limit their play in a single position.

Curry is obviously a point guard, and under Kerr's arrangement, he can go to the inside line from time to time to show the side of Curry as a center.

Du En is 2.05 meters, so it's reasonable to play the No. 5 position and fight with Big Ben, right?

After obtaining the Olajuwon template, Doon has the ability to solve the big capital, whether it is footwork or mid-pitching.

Of course, Doon is not an inside player after all, and he doesn't have the tonnage of the inside.

At the same time, a large number of interior hand-to-hand combat will also consume Doon's physical strength, and even affect Doon's career.

Even if there is a Malone template and his ability to resist injuries and illnesses is quite good, there is no need for Doon to find guilt for himself.

Therefore, Doon is not prepared to play the number five position for the whole game.

Whether it's on the defensive end or on the offensive end, Doon has to find opportunities to be lazy and give himself time to slip back into the blood.

In addition, what Doon needs to consider is that going to the inside line to name Big Ben is Doon's only killer move to solve the Pistons.

Since it was a killer move, it was impossible for Doon to use it too early.

In this way, Doon must think of other ways to see if he can win the Pistons three games.

"It seems that it can only be launched from the outside! It's a pity that in this year's playoffs, there are no referees who ignore the no handcheck rules. ”

The playoffs are about confrontation and intensity, and the no handcheck rule is useless.

Doon couldn't accelerate directly from outside the three-point line, and relied on his speed to make the double Wallace unable to parry.

It is also because of this that Doon must have the ability to solve the outside.

Of course, the breakthrough is not without value, and Doon's combination of sudden shooting and passing can maximize his offensive threat.

It's just that the Pistons won't let him burst to the basket easily, and more often form a bag near the elbow area.

In other words, if Doane breaks through to the three-point line and shoots two points directly, the Pistons will not be able to defend.

By the time Doon scores a few long two-pointers, Big Ben will definitely come out of the interior early.

In this way, the Pistons' defense space in the low post will be expanded, and the defense in the low post will become weaker.

While Doon draws the defense in the high post, the rest of the Bulls players can increase the frequency of their offense in the low post.

It's just that the level of the Bulls' interior players is really limited, and it takes a little effort for Roel Deng to take the ball and kill the basket.

If you really want to talk about it, the current dilemma of the Bulls is the lack of an All-Star level interior player with independent offensive ability.

Josh Smith still needs two or three years to grow, and Tyson Chandler relies on an All-Star level playmaker to feed him.

According to the current configuration of the bulls, there are basically two ways to play.

Either Antonio Davis and Tyson Chandler go up together, and the low post is two to one to solve the roaring Tianzun.

Either Dio exerts his subjective initiative and attacks the low post at the right time, and as a setter, reorganizes his teammates to attack and play more simple balls.

If his teammates on the inside don't take the chance, then Doon can only be a lone hero like Kobe.

Even if you are faced with two or three people, you still need to throw the ball resolutely.

The problem is, as strong as Kobe, when he encounters the Pistons' bucket battle, he is still touched by the Pistons!

In addition, there is another problem, that is, Doon only got the Olajuwon template and lacked time to digest it.

The night after Doon gets the Olajuwon template, the Bulls and Pistons' G2 will start again.

Once he lost two home games in a row, Doon has the Olajuwon template and is confident that he can withstand the pressure, but the rest of his teammates will have a hard time......

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