Chapter 201

"'Master of Gravity'? 'Master of Controlling the Court'?"

Eli Ott felt very strange after hearing this, "Shouldn't Su Yan be the 'Master of Prediction', and shouldn't Kidd be the 'Master of Passing'?"

"Yes, but not entirely."

Doug Collins smiled, "Individually, Su Yan is indeed the 'Master of Prediction', and can also be called the 'Demon of Stealing'.

Kidd is the 'Master of Passing'."

But if you look at the whole team, Su Yan uses his slow, health-preserving offensive methods to tear apart the triple defense set by the Nets.

Making the Nets break their defense.

Forcing the Nets to double-team him, a rookie, which is a manifestation of Su Yan's strong individual ability.

And when the Nets double-team, the rest of the Bulls' players form a four-on-three situation, or even a four-on-two situation.

There are no absolute weaklings in the NBA.

When a player has a good offensive opportunity, they basically grasp it, and scoring becomes simple instantly.

And the reason it becomes simple.

That is because... Su Yan used his strong individual ability to attract defensive attention, allowing teammates to get better offensive opportunities.

So... Su Yan is the 'Master of Gravity'.

And for Kidd, his individual offensive ability is not strong, but his passing ability is extremely strong, he always lets teammates catch the ball in the most comfortable position.

Using the simplest way to finish the offense.

Furthermore.

When teammates are in poor shape, for example, at the beginning when Kerry Kittles couldn't defend Su Yan and was a bit irritable.

He didn't let Kittles attack randomly, at the same time... actively looked for offensive opportunities for Kittles, letting him score.

Regaining confidence.

And when teammates play a bit impatiently, or slack off, Kidd is always able to control the court in time, letting teammates return to normal standards.

This is something only a super point guard can do.

So... Kidd is the 'Master of Controlling the Court'.

But.

Compared to Kidd's court control, the strong gravity on Su Yan is easier to drive the team, making players play better."

"Makes sense."

Eli Ott nodded, then said: "'Master of Gravity' might be stronger in leading the team than 'Master of Controlling the Court'.

But it shouldn't be a double-digit point difference.

Besides.

'Commoner Nets' don't rely on Su Yan alone like the Bulls, they have two other Musketeers, multiple points can attack.

In such a situation, still losing by more than ten points, isn't it strange."

"Seems so, but not entirely."

Doug Collins said another hazy sentence, then said: "Commoner Nets have multiple points blossoming, but the Bulls aren't purely Su Yan's combat power.

Yao's dominance in the restricted area is also not bad.

Hinrich can also output firepower from the outside.

The most critical thing is... Su Yan, when facing a double-team, doesn't just radiate 'gravity' and pass to teammates.

The defense belonging to the 'Demon of Stealing' is still constantly putting pressure on the Nets.

Additionally... can a double-team completely lock Su Yan's offense? It can't, it can only limit it to a certain extent.

Su Yan can still score.

The Nets' crazy defense is also disrupting their own offensive and defensive rhythm.

Under multiple factors, the Bulls are more dominant, leading by double digits, and the core point of these multiple factors is all on Su Yan.

In addition.

It must be mentioned that Su Yan sent out 9 assists in three quarters tonight, and he also grabbed 7 rebounds.

25 points, 7 rebounds, 9 assists, 3 steals, 2 blocks in three quarters.

There is still a full quarter left, Su Yan's posture, this is the rhythm to get a triple-double."

The two commentators were saying this with excitement.

On the court.

Soon the last quarter arrived.

After 4 minutes of rotation.

The Bulls still maintained a 10-point lead.

"Beep beep!"

Coach Skiles called a timeout.

Both starting lineups came back for the final showdown.

"Bang bang bang!"

After Hinrich brought it up, he handed it to Su Yan at the top of the arc on the right, Richard and Martin double-teamed again.

"Whoosh!"

Su Yan first accelerated, trying to shake them off, rushing to the high post on the right.

Glanced at Pippen cutting to the free-throw line.

"Going to pass!"