The Strongest Bishop in the NBA

(I made a mistake when I published the chapter, and it was posted backwards. Although the content can be changed, the chapter name needs to be changed by contacting the editor, so there are two "one hundred and forty chapters". I will change it back after the editor goes to work tomorrow, no Excuse me.)

Things don't seem to be going well.

However, if Wang Xiao wants to adapt to such a situation, he can do it.

It's very simple, replace Jordan and replace Harden to form a five-death lineup.

Bosh and Jamison's rebounding ability is about the same, and there is no need to worry that the death five small lineup will collapse because they can't protect the rebounds.

And after the death five, whether Jamison pulls out to assist Curry in the pick-and-roll, or simply lets Harden frequently singles Chalmers, it can easily break the game.

There is no guarantee that such a change will definitely take advantage of the field, but it will definitely not be passive like it is now.

But after thinking about it for a while, Wang Xiao did not choose such an adjustment.

The field is changing rapidly, and having tactics that can be cracked does not mean that it is omnipotent. In many cases, what the coaches really rely on is the performance of the players themselves.

After more than a year of training bonuses in the training system, Curry's growth rate is amazing, and it is far from being comparable to Curry of the same age in another time and space, but even so, Curry is far from the future Curry. the height of.

Wang Xiao has thought about the reason, and now he feels that although the training system can improve the efficiency of player training, it does not necessarily mean that the players will definitely reach a certain height through training.

This is a very simple truth. There are many hardworking people and talented players everywhere, but there are still very few who can truly become the league's top superstars. Why?

The answer is simple, experience.

After all, the real world is not about playing games. It’s not about being invincible by simply cutting data piles.

Top superstars like Kobe and James have developed their unparalleled abilities through game after game and hard work.

So no matter how much victory value Wang Xiao piled on Curry, he couldn't directly make Curry evolve into Ku Ritian.

This principle can also be applied to Harden and George.

Harden is the most typical example.

When he was in the Thunder, Harden was not reused at the beginning. As a rookie with the third overall pick in the first round, he could only play as a substitute. In the third season, he finally made a name for himself, but he was traded by the Thunder because the contract extension could not be negotiated. to the rocket.

After arriving in the Rockets, Harden was regarded as the core of the team, the only main force of the team.

And it was from that time that Harden's data soared like a rocket. In the first season of the Rockets, he averaged 25.9 points and 5.8 assists per game. Scored 36.1 points, 6.6 rebounds and 7.5 assists, surpassing Kobe and becoming the highest-scoring shooting guard in a single season under Jordan. (Note, I'm talking about shooting guards here.)

Many people say that the Thunder gave up Harden for millions of salary space and made an extremely stupid deal.

But in fact, if Harden renews his contract with the Thunder and continues to play in the Thunder, will he be as good as he was in the Rockets?

The answer is impossible.

The Thunder already have Durant and Westbrook. Although Harden is excellent, he will always only be ranked third on the team.

This is a very real problem. Players who are as strong as the Big Three of the Heat will inevitably be greatly affected when they play games on the court.

Bosh averaged 20+10 per game for the Raptors all the year round, but dropped to 18+8 for the Heat. After Wade ceded to James in the second year, his data also declined to a certain extent.

It is impossible for Harden to have a lot of shooting opportunities in the Thunder, and he will not always control the ball to be the absolute core of the team.

In this regard, Harden is much better with the Wizards than he was with the Thunder.

Although they are also on the bench, the Wizards have no Durant, no Westbrook, and only one Curry.

In many cases, as long as Harden is on the court, the ball will be handed over to Harden. His position in the Wizards is a bit like Westbrook's position in the Thunder.

Because of this, Harden has 18+8 data in his rookie season, and this season so far he has averaged 22 points and 8.2 assists per game.

Wang Xiao's early reuse made Harden grow up early, which also made Wang Xiao start thinking about Curry's growth.

Unlike Harden, whether in the Wizards or the Warriors in another time and space, Curry was trained as a core player.

But unlike the Warriors version of Curry, in the Wizards, Curry has better training and a more targeted tactical system.

As I said before, whenever Curry encounters a defense with high pressure, Wang Xiao will arrange to change tactics to help Curry score better.

What Wang Xiao is worried about now is whether such unreserved assistance will make Curry rely too much on the tactical system?

Just imagine, if Curry developed the problem of retreating and not taking the initiative to attack whenever the opponent's defense is too strong, and just waiting for the assistance of his teammates, it would be no fun!

What Wang Xiao wants is that Ku Ritian, who is always in the air every day, and makes all the outside players in the league terrified whenever he catches the ball, not a parallel importer who feels invincible when he feels smooth, and powerless when he feels bad.

So now facing Wade's defense change, Wang Xiao doesn't want to help Curry solve the problem. He wants Wade to become Curry's experience monster and accelerate Curry's evolution faster.

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Sure enough, facing Wade's defense, Curry was very uncomfortable.

Wade played this time, it seems that he came to contain Curry, and he didn't even participate in the offensive end, just followed Curry the whole time.

In this case, it is very difficult for Curry to connect the ball, let alone attack.

In the next few minutes, Curry only took 3 shots, 2 outside three-pointers, and once used a quick offensive and defensive transition to rush inside.

And in these 3 shots, only the layup that rushed into the inside was successfully scored.

At this time, Harden was not on the court, and the only main offensive point of the Wizards was Curry. Curry's offense was blocked, which also brought the entire Wizards' offense to a standstill.

The score that had already been equalized was stretched to more than 10 points in a blink of an eye.

Seeing that the score gap widened again in the blink of an eye, Wang Xiao couldn't help but think in his heart.

Is it a little too big for me?

To be honest, seeing Wade switch to Curry, Wang Xiao's first reaction was that this was a good opportunity to hone Curry, and this decision was completely improvised.

But if it really ruined the victory of this game because of this, it would be a bit too much.

After all, if I let go of my big words and poured chicken soup, and then lost the game, it would be too embarrassing.

But the problem is that the situation has developed like this, and Wang Xiao is also a little bit stuck.

Of course, he can immediately adjust his tactics and let the players cover for Curry and separate Wade's defense.

But in that way, instead of telling Curry directly that you are not Wade's opponent, let your teammates help you?

Wouldn't it be that everything I did just now was in vain?