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2024-04-25 19:45Posted in Beijing Basketball Commentator, Tencent NBA Writer

Bucks VS Pacers

I sigh on behalf of Bucks fans:

Ay......

This game can be seen as a concentrated reflection of the Bucks' defensive problems this season, highlighting that one has a big Luo that can't be defended, and no Da Luo can't be prevented.

Let's start with a small episode. G1 wrote after the game that Rivers had a very small lineup for the transition at one point, and the Pacers couldn't punish it at the time, and this one caught it. The young men of the G1 Pacers pulled their hips one by one, G2 Carlisle shortened the rotation, the abstract Jalen Smith and McDermott were gone, and the retained Shepard and Toppin performed okay, although the latter was still inaccurate in three points, but he did not shoot some two-point shots. Although the Pacers did not use a backup center, the Bucks only had two interior lines, Da Luo and Portis, and the lineup was small, but they were severely punished by the Pacers for their size.

G1 is abstract for the Pacers youngsters, and G2 for the Bucks veterans is abstract. At the beginning of the first quarter, the Bucks took the lead, and the Pacers began to chase points when they entered the transition section, which was indispensable for the inexplicable continuous work of the Bucks veteran.

Gifts are still exchanged, and one person on both sides sends an abstraction.

Of course, none of this is the point.

Lillard was still very good, the Pacers tried hard to defend, and Lillard still scored 34 points. Siakam G1 was unstoppable, and G2 was simply superb, continuing to overturn everything and score 37 points. What's more, Da Luo's defense of Sika, sacrificing the idea of single defense and co-defense, was basically surrounded by the Pacers' personal ability, with Harry and Nembhard to break it.

The effect of Rivers' misalignment in the first half of G1 is gone. Sadly, due to the vacillation of the release of Sika, the Bucks reaped the worst result of this set of matchups - neither did they prevent Sika's individual offense, but they were also pinned down by Sika, resulting in no help defense.

Of course, even if Rivers doesn't take the big Luo defense Sika, at the level of Sika's first two games, without letters, others are still giving it for nothing. The Bucks don't seem to want to flank a hot-hot Sika. It's understandable, Rivers' idea is that I'd rather eat the of Sika's pop seed than have the Pacers come up with a regular-season pop of the Bucks.

The strange thing is that G1G2 scored a total of 21 points, and Haliburton, who was very strained in one game, actually received a pinch treatment, and he obviously has the ability to find teammates when the opponent takes the initiative to change defense, which is quite a bit of a "dead Harry is more useful" sense of déjà vu.

Maybe Rivers thinks that Harry and Turner block and dismantle, pinch Harry and let Turner go down, and there is a big Lo basket behind him. The actual situation is that Da Luo guarded against loneliness, the Pacers simply transferred the ball + burst points, and the Bucks easily sent a lot of empty seats. Even in some rounds, Da Luo did not lose his position, and the Bucks themselves over-assisted on the weak side to prevent people from leaking. The occasional joint defense is also a lump of soaring.

The above is the first episode of the ghost story.

The second episode is that Da Luo's retreat collapsed. The G1 Bucks came up with a very bright retreat and held down the Pacers' fast break. The G2 Pacers can play a fast break, and of course there is the randomness of chasing the three-point crosshair, but the randomness is definitely not the whole story. As long as he lays the basket and falls to the ground, rushes to the board, grabs the floor, stands in the corner, or even just hesitates a second below the free throw line, he can't outrun the Pacers' fast break, and as long as he doesn't go back, the rest of the Bucks will basically give it for nothing.

It's miserable, it's miserable......

Da Luo can only stand under the basket on the defensive end, bet on the opponent not to score three points, don't go out, go out and die.

On the offensive end, you can only stand at the top of the arc, wait to catch the ball and shoot three points, turn your head and immediately retreat, don't go in, you can't go back if you enter

And once the Bucks take Da Luo in order to improve the speed of defense, the result is that they have no basket protection at all and lose faster.

The bucks are anti-pacers, and the that may be eaten, this time they don't fall, they all eat.

Old man, you still have to work harder.

(That's more than 1,000 words, but a lot of GIFs are made, and that's just the tip of the iceberg of what I think is the eye-catching round.) The G2 Bucks' defense is shit almost all rounds...... ）

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