Five Hundred and Ninety-Two. I Have Become the Person I Least Want to Be!

At three o'clock in the afternoon on December 14, 2010, the Grizzlies announced on their official website that they had signed Tim Hardaway to a two-year, $2 million assistant coaching contract, expanding the team's assistant coaching staff to five people.

The Grizzlies added a new assistant coach. If it were before, it would not attract much attention.

But now, the Grizzlies have added a former superstar point guard as an assistant coach, which has once again sparked heated discussions just like when they traded back Jason Williams.

You don't need to think too much about it, you can tell at a glance that he must be the assistant coach brought back for Sun Ce's growth.

Just like trading back Jason Williams, what can you expect Jason Williams to do at this age? Isn't it just to coach two potential point guards who are still on their rookie contracts in training?

Sports Illustrated columnist Antoine Carter received the most favorable comments about the Grizzlies' signing.

“Since the Grizzlies acquired White Chocolate, we have seen an improvement in the Lord’s passing. We can often see the Lord passing magical passes, but the Lord’s turnover rate has increased a lot...

In order to improve the technical details of the Lord, the Grizzlies brought back The-Bug, who has better basic skills. Compared to White Chocolate, The-Bug was once a real superstar. The Grizzlies management may hope that he can bring more benefits to Sun Ce. Much improvement. "

At 4:30 in the afternoon, the warm-up training ended. While Sun Ce was waiting to enter the stadium, he was reading the news. He saw that the columnist first analyzed his "changes" after the Grizzlies acquired Jason Williams, and then analyzed the Grizzlies. The team’s “remedial measures”…

Sun Ce didn't remember what Jason Williams taught him, and he seldom communicated with him.

I don’t know why Jason Williams is a bit withdrawn and honest... he can even be described as dull. He is very different from the white chocolate in Sun Ce’s impression, just like the feeling he gave Sun Ce when he first joined. , like a dull middle-aged uncle.

At this time, Jason Williams, who was also breaking the news on the other side, felt like the pot was falling from the sky!

When did he teach Sun Ce a few blind passes?

But every time Sun Ce made a few blind passes, the camera would be on him, and he didn't know how to explain it.

Good guy, now Sports Illustrated has confirmed that Sun Ce’s occasional twitchy passes were taught by him!

"They say I taught the lord to pass the ball... I will teach you! Is there anything wrong with passing the ball more beautifully? No!"

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Memphis is so close to Charlotte, but Boss Joe hasn't been to watch his team's games for a long time.

Sun Ce looked at the opposing lineup and saw that all the powerful frontcourt combination from last season was gone!

Gerald Wallace refused to renew his contract and joined the Trail Blazers; Chandler and Ratliff were packaged and sent to the Mavericks; Muhammad went to the Thunder to lead young people.

Felton stayed beyond Sun Ce's expectation. The Knicks acquired Paul, so they naturally didn't need Felton. The two-year mid-level 1+1 contract stayed.

However, without Gerald Wallace, Felton has had an amazing season. The 26-year-old has averaged 18.5 points, 3 rebounds, and 6.5 assists per game so far this season, and his shooting percentage is 43%. The point shooting rate is also 32%.

"Raymond Felton, ability evaluation B+ (peak), offense A, defense C+, three-pointer B-, mid-range shot B+, layup A, speed A, strength A..."

If he is not compared with Deron and Paul, he is quite good. He is a very good starting-level point guard. When the team has no scorer, he maximizes his strength and has about 18 points and 6 assists. His statistical performance is about the same as Curry's in his rookie year.

But the Bobcats' current winning rate has dropped below 40%, falling to 10th in the Eastern Conference. Felton has been called a data brush by the media.

After playing so badly in the past two games, Sun Ce learned that it is really impossible for B+-level organizational point guards like them to average 18 points per game without the bonus of the team's offensive system.

According to Sun Ce's guess, the Bobcats probably want Felton to play good data and sell him at a good price.

There are such examples in the NBA. Sun Ce's guess is well-founded. The Bobcats' winning rate has dropped below 40%, falling to 11th place in the Eastern Conference. Felton's data has almost no effect on victory.

At 5 o'clock, the first game of the Grizzlies' sweet seven-game home series begins.

The Grizzlies still have a lineup of Sun Ce, Conley, Battier, Randolph, and Gasol.

For the Bobcats, the starting lineup of Felton, DJ Augusta, Stephen Jackson, Diaw, and Kwame Brown appeared.

The Bobcats' defense this season has lost any trace of the league's top defensive team last season. They conceded an average of 101 points per game and ranked tenth in the Eastern Conference with a record of 9 wins and 15 losses. They relied solely on the remaining five points. A tank brother sets off.

The Bobcats' offense is as bad as ever, averaging only 93 points per game, more than 3 points lower than the Grizzlies.

Therefore, Felton's improvement in points per game is regarded as a brush, because he has improved, but the team has not improved at all.

The Grizzlies' recent offensive state is not great, mainly because their opponents' defense is not bad. The Hornets have Okafor inside, and the Thunder are a strong defensive team. When their offensive state is not great, their scoring is naturally low.

But against the Bobcats, a team whose defense was below average, the Grizzlies' offense suddenly picked up.

However, Sun Ce actually went to shoot a three-pointer in the first quarter today.

When Sun Ce holds the ball, he still mainly attacks with pick-and-rolls, mid-range shots, and baseline shots.

But after the score difference exceeded 5 points and Battier was replaced when the ball was dead, Sun Ce began to give the ball to Conley without the ball, and consciously ran to the left three-point line.

Since the opponent ignored his three-point shot from the left sideline at all, he gave him three shooting opportunities. In the first quarter, he made 1 of 4 three-pointers from the bottom corner. Sun Ce really kicked it off today!

As Sun Ce was trying a new style of play, Jason Williams was replaced in the second half of the first quarter, passing the ball to Gasol or Sun Ce, allowing Conley to take a rest and allowing Sun Ce to play the entire first quarter.

The opponent's basket seems to have no defense. Kwame Brown, the No. 1 pick whom Boss Joe had high hopes for, now doesn't even have a defense. At the age of 29, his athletic ability has begun to decline significantly, and he has never gained any serious distance. Fading out of the NBA is not far away.

Faced with such an opponent, Sun Ce officially started his own path of shooting three-pointers.

In the first quarter, Sun Ce made 4 of 8 shots, including 1 of 4 three-pointers. He shot very easily. The opponent did not guard him for three-pointers. His shooting opportunities were just like training. It just means that he did not have the same relaxed mentality as during training during the game. He usually trained There is still almost a 50% hit rate in this area.

Plus two free throws, 11 points, 3 rebounds and 1 assist in a single quarter, and incidentally gave Felton a blood cap.

After the first quarter, the Grizzlies led the Bobcats by 11 points, 27-16.

Sun Ce shot too easily, 3 of 4 two-pointers!

I tried a three-pointer and found out how bad my three-pointer was. I only made 1 of 4 open shots...

In the second quarter, the combination of Conley, Paul George, Morrow, Yi Jianlian, and DeAndre Jordan came on the court.

After playing for a while, Felton is still capable, at least better than the current Conley. Coupled with Stephen Jackson, who averages 16 points per game, and Augustin, who averages 12 points per game, the three outsiders are soaring in points, and there is an official timeout in the second quarter. After narrowing the point difference to 6 points, the Bobcats went on a 16-11 run!

During the official timeout, coach Hollins replaced Sun Ce and Randolph, paired with Morrow, Tony Allen, and Yi Jianlian, preparing to re-establish the advantage before the end of the first half.

Due to the extra practice in the afternoon, Sun Ce played a full first quarter again and lacked physical strength. After thinking about it, since the opponent in the next game was the Bulls, Sun Ce decided to use a star experience card that had not been used for a long time - gray. Experience card for players with 20+ rebounds in a single game in Bears history.

"The host uses the star experience card of a player with 20+ rebounds in a single game in the history of the Grizzlies... Congratulations to the host for randomly using the 2003-2004 version of Pau Gasol's star experience card."

"Pau Gasol 2003-2004 version, ability evaluation A, offense A-, defense C+, rebounds A, passing B, three-pointer F, mid-range shot A, layup A+, speed B-, strength A-, control Ball B+... matching bonus is in progress..."

"I wipe..."

Sun Ce originally thought it was Randolph's star experience card. In just over a year, Randolph has surpassed Gasol's 20+ rebounds in a single game during his career with the Grizzlies. Because Gasol I only had 20+ rebounds in a single game once in my Grizzlies career.

"Due to the large body size difference between the host and Pau Gasol, the host's current ability evaluation will be increased according to a certain proportion, and the host's athletic ability will be affected to a certain extent...

The host's temporary ability evaluation is A-, three-pointer F+, mid-range shot B, layup A+, speed A, strength B+, endurance A+, ball control A-, passing A-..."

"..."

Sun Ce regretted seeing this temporary ability evaluation... He accidentally turned his ability evaluation into the kind of person he least wanted to be!

In terms of ability evaluation, apart from being first-class in ball control and not bad in speed, what are the other differences between him and a power forward?

Fortunately, I didn't have the brain to use O'Neal's star experience card, otherwise things would have gone wrong!

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Back from the timeout, the Grizzlies have the ball.

The Bobcats sent out a lineup of Felton, Augustin, Stephen Jackson, Tyrus Thomas, and Diaw.

Sun Ce looked at the opposing lineup. This was the Bobcats' strongest lineup at the moment. Tyrus Thomas, the fourth draft pick in 2006.

Because the first four picks in the 2006 draft were really bad, except for Aldridge, the other three were all missed. Three of the top four picks were missed, which is quite rare in NBA history.

However, Tyrus Thomas signed with the Bobcats in the summer with a one-year basic salary contract of US$940,000. In the new season, the Bobcats were weak inside, and he appeared as the sixth man. Both scored 10 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists and 1.6 blocks.

Sun Ce received the serve and advanced towards the frontcourt. Although his opponent was not very strong, he was a little panicked now!

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I have to work overtime tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. I’m sad. I won’t have a holiday until the 30th.

The next chapter will be updated around 10 o'clock ~ I guess there will be more updates tonight

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