Five Hundred and Fifteen. The No. 1 Changing Demon in the Alliance!

The Grizzlies fielded a lineup of Sun Ce, Morrow, Paul George, Battier, and Yi Jianlian, with one senior and four juniors!

With this lineup, Coach Hollins wanted to enhance his offensive capabilities. In the first three minutes of the second quarter, the Grizzlies scored zero goals in sports games and only relied on free throws to score two points.

Anyway, the opponent's center's personal offensive ability is in a hurry. Yi Jianlian is enough to defend the first defense and take the cake. Battier can guard the opponent's power forward. He also has a second-year league block leader under him.

Sun Ce originally thought that he would go up after the official timeout in the second quarter. This was his normal playing time rotation if he did not actively request it.

But this time he came on three or four minutes early.

Looking at this lineup, Sun Ce felt that the coach had misunderstood something... Where is the center? Where did the center go?

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After the timeout, the Bulls did not make as many substitutions as the Grizzlies. They replaced Ronnie Brewer, and the rotation of Rose, Korver, Kurt Thomas, and Asik continued to play.

"S-, C+, B-, B-, B-..."

Sun Ce looked at the ability evaluations of the opponent's five players again. Except for Rose, who was super strong, the other four players on the opponent's side were not as strong as the four players on his side.

Paul George's ability evaluation is C+, Yi Jianlian and Moreau are both B-level ability evaluations, and Shane Battier is B+-level. Overall, he is a small level better than his opponent.

But Sun himself... is also at level B. Although he is limited by the relatively fixed shooting area, comprehensive shooting, etc., and has a lower rating, no matter what, his overall ability is far from Rose.

Sun Ce received the serve and advanced toward the frontcourt, excited and pained at the same time. He was just a weak second-round pick in the second year, so why was he being used against Rose, who was starting to explode? This is a super genius who has made a huge leap from being undefeated in the second grade to MVP in the third grade!

Sun Ce advanced to the frontcourt, and Ronnie Brewer, who had been very effective in guarding Comai, stayed one step inside the three-point line.

"Speed ​​A+, strength B+... Height 201 cm, wingspan 216 cm, weight 103 kg... explosive impact force C-?"

Sun Ce quickly glanced at the opponent's strange physical condition and saw the opponent's defensive position. Sun Ce quickly understood how to deal with this opponent.

After passing the center circle, Sun Ce began to accelerate, and when he rushed outside the three-point line,

Ronnie Brewer started to defend with small steps. At this time, Sun Ce's speed had reached his fastest. Ronnie Brewer felt that he had made a mistake in defensive judgment!

He immediately pressed forward to limit Sun Ce's speed. At this time, Sun Ce suddenly changed direction and took a step to the left. This posture was as awkward as Ross's. Then he leaned his center of gravity forward, coupled with the explosive speed of his retreat, and rushed towards the inside. Got in!

It seemed normal for Rose to make such a breakthrough. After all, at 183, Sun Ce was so big that he rushed in with a very low center of gravity, scaring Kurt Thomas and Asik to block him. Sun Ce was on the left side of the three-second zone. Turning sharply to the right, taking a step forward to contain the opponent's two centers is one thing. The important thing is to adjust the passing space between himself and Battier in the bottom corner, and immediately throw it towards the bottom corner!

Battier caught the ball in the corner and shot a three-pointer...hit!

A steady beep!

Sun Ce likes to pass the ball to Battier, and Battier also likes to pass the ball to Sun Ce!

The corner is the most easily overlooked point, and it is also the hardest shooting position to defend. Of course, it is not easy to practice well. There is basically no reference for the three-pointer from the corner... This is a very contradictory position, so It is the most easily overlooked position by defenders who do not have a corner three-point shot.

This attack on Sun Ce made Ronnie Brewer feel a little unwilling and lonely. Thinking about it before he was seriously injured in the first four years of his career, how could he not stop such a breakthrough?

At least Sun Ce wouldn't be able to rush into the paint at full speed and scare both inside players into blocking him, giving Sun Ce a perfect chance to pass to the bottom corner.

During the transition between offense and defense, Rose quickly advanced across half court. When he saw Sun Ce in the top arc, he felt like his whole body was on fire!

This is what he was waiting for! He has been waiting to face Sun Ce! But in the first half of the first quarter, Sun Ce didn't guard against him, and in the second half, Sun Ce went to rest again. Now the wait is finally here!

As for why he didn't take the initiative to guard against Sun Ce, he could still play against him... He's not stupid. He almost got beaten to tears after guarding a few in the low post during the World Championships.

Ross was very excited to face off against Sun Ce, but Sun Ce's position... looked down upon others as always!

Just pick your nose and say "hurry up".

Sun Ce had no choice. Morrow, Paul George, and Battier, these three shameless men, retreated and took the initiative to defend from the shooting guard to the power forward. No one stayed in the top arc, so he could only do it. .

If you can't defend, you need to focus. Although Rose shot quite well in three-pointers at the beginning of this year, averaging 1.5 shots per game with a 32% shooting rate, Sun Ce didn't care and just stayed at the free throw line. What a drop!

Seeing Rose's face as he advanced to the top arc, Sun Ce couldn't help but want to tease the potential MVP, and said loudly: "Derek, I'm here to guard you, do you dare to guard me later?"

"I don't!" Ross just finished saying "Audunat" and quickly broke through!

Sun Ce has been guarding against Rose's breakthrough. He knows that even if some players take one or two steps back to defend, it is difficult to defend them, such as Wade, who he played against last season.

This is the first time that Sun Ce has faced Rose on the defensive end in the new season. He really feels what it means to be the league's best change of direction acceleration!

Having already stepped back more than one meter and nearly two meters to defend, with enough space to move laterally in advance, Sun Ce only moved laterally into position when Rose reached the free throw line!

Just when Sun Ce blocked Rose's first acceleration, Rose damaged his knees and ankles, changed direction drastically, stepped out to the left, slapped the ball, grabbed the ball, jumped to the inside, and threw a flying shot …

Yi Jianlian didn't dare to block the ball, and there was a 100% chance of a foul. Rose changed direction at high speed and hit a layup with a jumping jumper!

Sun Ce's lateral movement speed is already very fast! He finally understood why Tony Allen started attacking Rose from halftime like he was the enemy who killed his father, and why Gay didn't guard him even once...

He now knows that defense like Gay's first pressure is the most correct way to defend Rose against a less fierce defender!

Rose had 8 points, 1 rebound and 5 assists! Caught up with Sun Ce's personal score! And he has four more assists than Sun Ce!

Sun Ce had 8 points, 3 rebounds and 1 block, falling behind!

Sun Ce felt so fucking unreasonable when he thought that a weak second-year player in the second round was being compared with the favorite for the No. 1 MVP award!

But... Sun Ce is also very excited now! His fighting spirit is no lower than Rose's!

Seeing Rose's personal ability to drive his teammates' play, Sun Ce began to think and analyze, preparing to use his teammates' abilities to continue team tactics!

The strongest individual ability VS the strongest team organization!