It's crazy! The first man in history to have two three-point kills back-to-back!
The final race of the Bulls of 2021, horseback archery shoots the walkers!
This ball is like Kobe Bryant's one-on-one kill against Wade!
In the first game of 2022 Bulls, the bottom three points met the two people to shoot, the ball scored, and the Wizards were killed!
This ball is like the ball that Kobe Bryant killed the King!
Bryant, 31, contributed six kills a year in the 09-10 season. The now 32-year-old DeRozan has made two consecutive away kills.
If you want kobe bryant, come and see DeRozan playing!
What is a superstar?
It is to turn the impossible into a possibility again and again, and then let the fans involuntarily say: This is the superstar, the superstar should do these unreasonable things.
At the age of 32, it came a little late, but there is no doubt that the era that belonged to DeRozan began.
Welcome to the NBA Must Kill, this issue must kill, skill jun will bring you DeRozan's signature stunt - mid-range jumper!
The success of the Warriors in recent years has allowed everyone to see the power of the three-point shot, and each team has continuously increased the three-point shooting scene in the offense, shooting three-pointers like an assembly line production.
But Demar DeRozan doesn't seem to be following this trend, and in the new era he still adheres to the "classical" style of play, and the middle distance is the way he is best used to control the game.
After the game against the Bulls, Anthony said of DeRozan: "DeRozan is very proficient in mid-range, I thought that shooting is all art that is dying out. ”
But it is precisely by relying on the mid-range technology that has been abandoned by more and more people, DeRozan frequently took over the game in the fourth quarter, leading the Bulls to the top of the East, deRozan's total score and shooting percentage in the final quarter ranked first in the league, and he is the king of the final quarter of this season!
Today, The TrickSter will take you to enjoy the art of shooting at Drozan, which ends the game!
First of all, DeRozan doesn't have any offensive dead ends within the three-point line, and his excellent mid-range shooting skills allow him to open the bow left and right, and the production of mid-range shots is not much different in the left and right half.
On the right side of the jump shot, DeRozan usually uses the technique of starting sideways to avoid interference from opponents.
He would jump first, then adjust in the air conditioner and twist his body to the right angle to shoot.
Attacking on the left, DeRozan is very fond of using back-to-back shots to create mid-range shots.
The back-up jumper near the bottom left corner is definitely his best skill, is this ball with the shadow of Jordan and Kobe?
In addition, DeRozan is a master of hesitation, and he likes to use hesitation as an initial action to launch an attack, which gives him more offensive options.
If the defender doesn't react, DeRozan will simply speed up the opponent.
If the defender reacts a little back, once the space is up, DeRozan can shoot directly after the hesitation.
Also, DeRozan will use hesitation to make some fake moves to create enough shooting space, such as using Worship to test defenders.
The opponent does not have a strong sense of capping, and DeRozan's next hesitant steps will firmly nail the opponent to the floor.
In addition, DeRozan will also use the hesitant step to make a false move to break inward.
After hesitating, take a quick step inwards and force the defender to retreat, which can create more shooting space.
Finally, let's break down a simple and practical mid-range shot – a long stride that DeRozan really likes to use to create shooting space.
The first step , change direction , deRozan will change the original route and take a big step towards the empty position in the opposite direction.
The key second step is to use the cross step to increase the amplitude of the movement and continue to move toward the empty position.
Finally, the right foot stepped forward, instantly pulled away from the defender, and completed the shot in the open space. Such an excellent CIC technology is so rare in this three-point era.
In an interview, DeRozan once said: "An old player told me to stick to what I was good at and learn to integrate it, and after changing from the league cover, I still stood my ground and tried to do my best." ”
As the small-ball era continues to evolve, it's becoming harder and harder for you to see in other people that DeRozan seems to be a mid-range play that should be abandoned by the times.