Why? Why is that? After playing a good game for a season, how did the first game of the playoffs return to the pre-liberation game overnight?
Overstated? With 19 hits in the first game and the lowest shooting percentage of the season, what happened to this All-Star starter?
In the first round of the playoffs, the Bulls lost to the Bucks, which is understandable, after all, the Bucks are the defending champions, and there is a gap in strength, but what many fans can't understand is, what happened to DeRozan?
DeRozan's playoff opening game is so bad that the rhetoric is unfounded, as evidenced by the data.
One, 43 minutes
Playing 43 minutes, not only the team is no. 1, but also the first in the whole game, you can see how much the Bulls manager has a lot of weight for DeRozan. Unfortunately, 25 shots, only 18 points, the score is not as much as the shot.
Two,24%
This is DeRozan's first-game shooting rate, 6 of 25, shooting only 24%, you know, DeRozan's shooting rate is the lowest this season, this season's regular season, DeRozan did not have a game, the shooting rate will be less than 30%. As a result, the lowest shooting percentage of the season appeared in the first game of the playoffs.
Three,16.7%
That's DeRozan's fourth quarter shooting percentage, 1 of 6, shooting just 16.7%, not just the fourth quarter, deRozan in the third quarter, more crotch than the fourth quarter, 1 of 7, shooting 14.3%. In the second half, DeRozan shot 2-of-13 and shot 15.3 percent. DeRozan played like this, the bulls can still fight the bucks to the last minute, in addition to admiration or admiration.
Four,29%
This is DeRozan's possession rate in this game, the second in the team, second only to Vucevic's 33%, the possession rate is so high that it turns out to be like this. I can only sigh a long sigh, hey.
Of course, this is not the first time that DeRozan has pulled his crotch in the playoffs.
In 2013, he shot 43 percent in the regular season and 39 percent in the playoffs.
In 2014, 41 percent shots were shot in the regular season and 40 percent in the playoffs.
In 2015, 45 percent shots in the regular season and 39 percent in the playoffs.
In 2016, 47 percent shots in the regular season and 43 percent in the playoffs.
In 2017, 46 percent shot in the regular season and 44 percent in the playoffs.
In 2018, 48 percent shot in the regular season and 49 percent in the playoffs.
Only the 2018 playoffs were a little bit stronger than the regular season, and the rest of the years, the playoff shooting percentage was lower than the regular season shooting rate.
Why does DeRozan pull his crotch in the playoffs? In fact, there are some that people can't understand.
DeRozan's killer skill is the middle distance, known as the king of the league's middle distance, and how popular the middle distance has been in the playoffs over the years, needless to say. Stars who are good in the middle distance are very good in the playoffs.
Ka Jr., Durant, Booker, Paul, Middleton. These are all vivid examples. There is no way but to say that DeRozan's downturn is mainly due to himself.
Looking back at DeRozan this season, in one sentence,
All the way over, he was successfully selected as an All-Star starter, averaging 27.9 points, 5.2 boards and 4.9 assists per game, shooting 50.4% from the field, and scoring a career high.
The Lakers missed DeRozan last summer, and this season the Lakers' downside stove, fans while sarcastically satirizing the Lakers, while deRozan all kinds of praise, exaggerated to the sky.
Of course, we also have to say that the Bucks defense is really good, Alphabet Brother, Holliday, Middleton are the league's top defensive players. DeRozan's shooting percentage has slipped, which is also related to the Bucks' tough defense.
For DeRozan, after all, it was only the first battle, and DeRozan still had a lot of time to prove himself. Look forward to DeRozan ushering in a state explosion.
Fans and friends, what is the biggest reason for DeRozan's playoff crotch? Because the Bucks are tough on defense? Or is there something wrong with itself? Leave me a message to discuss.