When you walk into the arena, the mixture of sweat and passion can almost be smelled directly. On the basketball court, every dribble, every pass, every shot is like a choreographed dance, and the players are the brightest stars of the ball. Today we are going to talk about those eye-catching gorgeous combinations and the unknown little secrets behind them.
Imagine Harden holding the ball like a street magician, and the little orange guy in his hand jumps and spins at his fingertips as if it were alive. Then, before the opponent could calm down, he made a sharp stop and stepped back to shoot a three-point shot - hollow into the net! The audience immediately erupted in thunderous applause. But don't forget, this is just a small episode in the whole show.
Let's take another look at the tacit duo of Brown and Maxey. During the game, the passing between them is as smooth as playing hide and seek, and they can always find each other in the most unexpected places. Brown tossed the ball from beyond the three-point line, and Maxey had been waiting in the air for a long time before catching the ball and completing the dunk. There were kids in the stands shouting, "Wow, superheroes are on the basketball court!" and I thought they were more like the "golden guns" of their old buddies.
Speaking of Zubac, the big man is unbeatable under the basket. Do you think he's only going to fight for every rebound with his strength? Then you're very wrong! When he receives the ball from his teammates, those big hands squeeze lightly — oh no! That's not a pinch! It's like an artist picking colors on a palette — and then scoring with an elegant twist. The basket seems to be just the most ordinary of his performance utensils.
I know you might be asking, "That's all great, but where does the tacit understanding come from?" Oh dear viewers, remember: there's no secret potion or superpower behind this. In fact, all these unparalleled cooperation stems from the tacit understanding forged by countless boring and boring Xi exercises day after day, day and night.
Well, if you stick to the numbers: Harden is averaging double-digit assists per game this season, Brown and Maxey are averaging at least five headaches per game, and Zubac dominates the box with an astonishing 75 percent shooting percentage.
But then again, with cheers, applause and flashing lights, we can't forget that teamwork is the real key to success. Maybe sometimes it's not as dazzling as it is alone, but as the old saying goes, "A good basket doesn't win a game." ”
Finally, a little secret: the next time you watch a basketball game, notice how many hours of sweat and tears are hidden between those seemingly random but precise transmissions. Don't just eat popcorn!