Just now, at the most critical moment of the CBA playoffs, Guo Shiqiang actually made a bizarre decision - to let the big center Moreland dribble across the half court! This move has caused confusion and confusion among countless viewers. I have to say that this is a ridiculous scene.
Hello everyone, today I would like to reveal a strange incident for you. In last night's CBA playoffs, an incredible scene occurred in the game between the Sichuan men's basketball team and the Guangdong men's basketball team. At the critical moment of the game, Coach Guo Shiqiang actually sent a big center Moreland to dribble through the half!
This decision left the audience stunned, and people speculated about what Guo Shiqiang's plans were, was it a whim, or was it a deliberate sensation?
On the court, Moreland is tall and muscular, and has always been regarded as an iron gate on the inside. His dribbling skills aren't outstanding, but they're definitely not bad. However, placing him in such a key position has undoubtedly raised questions from all sides.
In this regard, Guo Shiqiang explained after the game. He said it wasn't a whim, but a well-thought-out tactical deployment. He believes that Moreland's size and strength advantage can cause problems for opponents and make them lose expectations. Of course, this also requires the players to work together and pass the ball well.
There were a lot of ironic scenes on the pitch. Moreland staggered forward, and fans held their breath as if waiting for an impending disaster. However, just when people thought Moreland would be fouled or missed, he surprisingly managed to pass the ball to his teammates.
This move not only caught the opponent off guard, but also broke the conventional tactical thinking. Although the team did not win in the end, this strange dribbling tactic undoubtedly led to a very exciting game for the fans.
Although Guo Shiqiang chose a different path, it also triggered fans to think about tactical innovation and personal ability. In modern basketball, tactical changes and innovations are the norm, and we shouldn't just think outside the box. Only by having the courage to try new things can we make new breakthroughs.
Whether such a tactic suits Moreland and the Sichuan men's basketball team is a question that will take time to test. Guo's decision may be seen as a storm, but in this competitive and ever-changing world of sports, we should keep an open mind and understand the hard work and thinking of coaches and players.
Through this strange move, we may be able to reflect on our own dependence on traditional ideas and stereotypes. Finding breakthroughs in exploration and making progress in trying are the real winners.