nba: legend maker

If you want to win the game, you have to learn to control the rhythm on the field.

Steve Nash is one such player who is good at controlling the tempo.

This control is reflected not only in the game, but also in its own skills.

Nash not only has a well-rounded technique, but he is also adept at mastering the rhythm of the work.

The Suns' bombardment made the teams helpless, and the key to the attack was to rely on Nash's threading the needle, the most critical of which was the rhythm, when the Suns played the rhythm, Bale, Marion, these offensive players who are not good at holding the ball can all play their characteristics.

The rhythm of the movement refers to the strength and time interval of each part of the athlete when completing the technical action. Technique is the basis of rhythm, and rhythm is the element of technology.

A reasonable rhythm of action is a guarantee of the perfect development of technology.

We can often see that some experienced NBA players can adjust and change their movements reasonably, using the "time difference", "space difference" or "position difference" to restrain the opponent and hit the opponent.

What does it mean to have a good sense of rhythm?

A good sense of rhythm means that every movement can be broken down, and if you can stop at any of the steps and want to move, you can travel at the fastest speed, and you can pass the ball if you can't get in. Players who do this, in addition to having full control over their technical movements, can also control the situation on the field.

Some players can't wait to go straight to the basket as soon as they get the ball, do as fast as they can do any action, dribble, feint, jump, shoot, the ball is in the hand and follows the fire, it doesn't work if you don't throw it out within 3 seconds, it looks neat and crisp.

This so-called flowing water can't stop as soon as it moves, and it's just getting started with the rhythm of the game.

Excellent sense of rhythm is what makes Nash so strong.

After half-time, both teams played a fluid attack that fans loved to see, and the score was tied at 58.

.......... Ask for flowers.........

Back on the court, the Rockets coach temporarily put Wu Hang and Maddy on the bench together, and so far in the game, Maddy has only scored 7 points on 2-of-7 shooting.

When the camera pans to the silent two, the question of whether Maddie and Wu Hang are compatible is once again debated in the TNT studio.

"What's the difference between him as a point guard and a point guard? I think T-MAC's poor performance in the first half is inextricably linked to Wu!"

Reggie Miller once again fired at Wu Hang, unabashedly venting his dislike for the Chinese player.

"I also think it's hard for these two to coexist, but so far, the root cause of Tracy's poor performance in this game is his own cold touch. "

Before Barkley could defend Wood, Kenny Smith was the first to speak his mind.

"Yes, Kenny was right. "

Barkley nodded in agreement with Kenny Smith.

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Can Maddie and Woo Coexist?"

A. Yes

B. No, you can't

C. Look again, time will tell

Someone quickly launched a topic poll on Twitter, and thousands of fans poured in as soon as the vote was launched.

Ten minutes have passed, and the number of fans who choose B has reached 78%!

The opinions of fans who chose this type of option were also surprisingly unanimous: the two men had similar styles, both played with the ball and both were big colanders on the defensive end.

Usually such a combination can be played in the regular season, but when it comes to the playoffs, their shortcomings will be infinitely magnified.

All in all, this is a backcourt combination that no one fancies!

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During the break when Maddie was down, Da Yao led the team single-core.

The Suns adopted a strategy of going around the front and stealing, and did not give Da Yao the slightest chance to catch the ball.

Alston, who came off the bench, obviously did not enter the rhythm of the game, and desperately fed him the ball when Da Yao was seen to death, and Alston made two consecutive mistakes in just one minute.

Relying on these two turnovers, the Suns scored 4 points in a row.

Da Yao, who was exhausted on the offensive end, naturally couldn't concentrate on defense, and after being succeeded by Stoudemire's consecutive attacks, Adelman called a timeout.

After the timeout, Da Yao went off the court to rest, and the Rockets, a pair of backcourt combinations that "no one is optimistic about", joined forces.

Although Maddie was in a slump in the first half, Wu Hang still chose to unconditionally believe in the All-Star swingman, and after Maddie threw off Marion's defense, Wu Hang sent the shell to Maddie as soon as possible.

"Huh!"

The knife fell, Maddie took a direct shot after receiving the ball, and hit a three-point shot.

After hitting the three-pointer, Maddie smiled for the first time in a long time and pointed at Wu Hang in gratitude.