The Bucks and Bulls are about to face the second leg of the first round of the playoffs, and in the first leg of the game, Alphabet Brother exploded with 27 points and 16 rebounds, the number one contributor to the Bucks' victory, but he only shot 1 of 4 from outside the three-point line.
According to bucks reporter Scott Grodsky, in order to prepare for the second showdown, Alphabet Brother deliberately practiced three-pointers in pre-game training, and the effect was also very good.
The reporter revealed that the alphabet brother has hit 15 three-pointers in a row in training, and if he can maintain this fiery feel in the game, then the Bulls may be very uncomfortable.
After all, from the situation of the first game, the Bulls can't stand the basket of the alphabet brother at all, and many times can only adopt the defensive tactic of letting him shoot, but if the alphabet brother finds a three-point feeling, then he really can't defend.
In this year's regular season, Alphabet Brother shot 28.5 percent from three-point range, averaging 3.6 three-pointers per game. Although the three-point shooting is still unstable, this season Alphabet Brother is obviously not afraid to shoot three-pointers, and many fans have also recognized his moves of practicing free throws and three-pointers, giving him praise.