The three-point shooting of foreign players caused controversy
In the first phase of the CBA, Guangdong's foreign player Ah Shui and new recruit Waters both showed a worrying trend, and that was their addiction to three-point shooting. Ah Shui was a staggering 2-of-12 three-pointers in the game, and Waters fell into the same trap from time to time. When they don't have a good three-point hand, they tend to try to get back into the game in too many ways. However, the damage to the team from this shot selection is obvious, especially in the case of a stalemate where multiple consecutive unreasonable shots can stretch the opponent apart.
Top breakthrough ability is wasted
The breakthrough and lethality of these two foreign players are actually top-notch. However, at critical moments, they chose not to attack the opponent's restricted area with the ball, but instead shot long-range three-pointers in succession. This choice is clearly unreasonable. Waters, in particular, showed excellent individual ability in the game, and was even able to hit a three-point shot from a drift under the opponent's Yan Shouqi's well-placed defense.
The negative impact of the wave investment
Ah Shui and Waters' wave throwing Xi is not just an offensive option, it can lead to a series of negative effects. First, this wasted shot could cost the team better offensive opportunities, especially in key moments of the game. Secondly, frequent unreasonable shots may disrupt the team's offensive system and affect the tacit understanding between players. On top of that, this kind of wave throw is easy to see through by opponents, who can limit their performance by strengthening their defense against foreign players, thus depriving Guangdong of the threat of attack.
Give up the wave investment and regain stability
For the Guangdong team, it is very important to solve the problem of foreign aid. The team needs to build a more consistent offensive system, reduce the number of unreasonable shots, and improve the shooting percentage. At the same time, foreign players also need to choose their offensive methods more wisely at critical moments and give full play to their breakthrough and lethal capabilities. If they can give up the wave and regain stability, then the Guangdong team is expected to achieve better results this season.
The profligate behavior of foreign aid has sparked widespread discussion and controversy among fans. Some people think it's a matter of the team's tactical arrangement, while others think it's a matter of personal choice for foreign players. In any case, this issue has become one of the points of controversy for the Guangdong team in the new season. Fans hope that the team can solve this problem as soon as possible and find a more consistent and efficient way to attack in order to realize their dream of winning the championship in the CBA. Regardless of the final outcome, this controversy will continue to surround the Guangdong team and become one of the topics of conversation this season.
Du Runwang: Tall but lacking in defense and rebounding ability
Du Runwang, who is outstanding in height, but does not perform well in defense and rebounding. He played a lot of minutes but was disappointing defensively. The scramble for rebounds is also his weak point. The Guangdong team needs to make adjustments in many aspects in the next games, especially without considering the introduction of reinforcements, and can only rely on internal players to improve.
Limit the three-point shooting of foreign players
Guangdong's foreign players Waters and Marchand have been inconsistent in their three-point shooting and need to limit their outside shots. Rather than making inconsistent long-range shots, they should be brave enough to rush into the opponent's penalty area and use their ability to break and kill. Attacking with the ball can help teams better open up the opposition's defence and create more attacking opportunities.
Du Runwang and Zhang Haojia's rebounding responsibilities
Du Runwang and Zhang Haojia need to play a bigger role in rebounding. They are relatively weak on the defensive end and need to be more actively involved in the scramble for rebounds. The battle for rebounds is a crucial part of the game, not only to protect one's own basket, but also to provide a second chance for the team to attack. Du Runwang and Zhang Haojia need to pay more attention to rebounding and rushing to bring more advantages to the team.
Facing the challenge of the free throw problem
The problem of free throws has always been a common problem in Chinese basketball, and it is necessary to continuously strengthen the training of basic skills. Whether it is a domestic player or a national player, the free throw shooting rate needs to be improved. In the face of this problem, the team needs to develop a more scientific free throw training plan to help players improve the stability of free throws. Free throws are often decisive in the game, so teams must focus on addressing this issue.
The urgency of internal adjustments
The Guangdong team needs to make many adjustments internally to improve the overall strength of the team. Restricting unreasonable three-point shots by foreign players, improving the performance of Du Runwang and Zhang Haojia in rebounding, and solving the problem of free throws are all urgent tasks. The team must face these challenges positively in order to achieve better results during the season. Regardless of the final result, the performance of the Guangdong team will spark discussion and controversy among fans, which is also the charm of sports competition.