Super Lord of the Rings

Winning or losing is not based on the sum of player data.

The Clippers are a strong offensive team. They flourished more during the regular season, with six players scoring in double figures.

In the game against the Kings, the Clippers still attacked more, but ended in a disastrous defeat. Everyone's efficiency and data dropped.

The Kings swept the Clippers 4-0 without any effort. Wang Jun's words before the game were verified. They did find a way to deal with the Clippers.

Kidd boldly used people and cooperated with the "shark-cutting tactics" to prevent the Clippers' fast breaks and three-pointers.

The Clippers have a fatal weakness on offense, and that's DeAndre Jordan.

When it comes to Jordan's offense, the first impression of most fans is that it is rough. Apart from dunks and tip-ins, there are no other methods, no backs, no footsteps, no mid-range, and not even a hook.

Maybe there will be Clippers fans who will come up with highlights to show that their idol is ordinary. Jordan can score several goals with his skills in a season. It's a pity that it's of no use. Even if Jordan is invincible with his back up, once he reaches the basket, the opponent only needs to foul and send him a free throw.

When there is only one offensive point inside, it is easy to be strangled to death. When this offensive point cannot contribute on the defensive end, it will become a loophole and fall into a situation where it is difficult to fight alone. This is what Griffin did when he played against the Kings. Dilemma faced.

More importantly, Rivers has established a rigid tactical system, which is the same back and forth. Griffin is responsible for the pick-and-roll, and the offensive distance is getting farther and farther outside. The outside players rush in, and the Kings' small inside line changes defense quickly.

The Clippers didn't have a strong attack in the low post. They relied on a bunch of unreliable shooters to throw around from the outside, and they couldn't convert offensive rebounds into goals.

The Kings used small ball tactics most of the time, letting Jordan and Griffin shoot the ball. If they went deep into the basket, they used the shark tactic.

Jordan's free throw shooting percentage is only 40%, which is one of the worst players in the league. He plays a lot of time, and the only person with a worse free throw shooting than him is Drummond of the Pistons.

Griffin's free throw percentage is only 72.8%, which is not terrible.

The Clippers couldn't defend the King's attack, so a group of pitchers came out and opened up for Wang Jun to single out.

Regardless of Terrence Ross, Crawford, or Rivers, he can easily beat him one-on-one. If the master double-teams Wang Jun, he will distribute the ball, and his teammates will catch the ball and make a move at most, and there will be good results. Opportunity.

In the mid-term, the Clippers had the opportunity to trade for the No. 2 position who is good at defense.

Or the inside line who is good at guarding pick-and-rolls, but the front office team did nothing. Rivers just traded in his own kid, Austin.

Some fans jokingly called Rivers the "prince", mocking Rivers' nepotism.

Rivers does like to find players he likes. After "Big Baby" Glen Davis was waived by the Magic, he was included in the team. The defensive end has no effect. Big Baby can't run at all now.

At the post-game press conference, Wang Jun did not let go of the Clippers and deliberately brought up what happened last summer.

"Last summer, our recruitment in the free market was not smooth. The manager found a lot of veterans, but no one was willing to join. Some of these people went to the Mavericks, some to the Clippers, and some even preferred to join the Pistons. Neither of you choose the king. I really want to ask now, do you regret it?"

The veteran who was slapped in the face by the Clippers was backup forward Hedo Turkoglu. Petry had strongly invited him to join him in the summer, but he refused and went to the Clippers because "I think the Clippers are closer to the championship."

In this series, Turkoglu was defended by Aminu, who replaced him and joined the Kings. He scored a total of 4 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists. He shot 23% from the field and was still a coward on the defensive end.

In the summer, Turkoglu is a free agent and it will be difficult to get another contract. He wants to join the Kings, but the Kings won't want him.

The important rotation players of the Kings' golden generation at the beginning of the 21st century basically all won championship rings, and the Turks became the exception. His only option is to retire.

After four games in the second round, all regular season honors have been announced.

The Magic's Jabari Parker became the Rookie of the Year, averaging 13.8 points, 5.2 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game, which is the worst statistics among rookies in recent years.

The "2014 golden generation" has become a joke. The first-round picks are almost all marginal players of each team. Only Parker and Wiggins average double figures in points per game.

In the middle of the season, the Cavaliers failed to trade Wiggins. Other teams raised the price and offered too little bargaining chips. They could not exchange for the strongman and were forced to keep him.

The Pacers' Lou Williams became the Sixth Man of the Year, averaging 15.8 points, 2 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.1 steals per game, making great contributions to the team's playoffs.

The Most Improved Player was acquired by the Bucks' Jimmy Butler, who has transformed from a role player to a core player.

The best defensive player is Kawhi Leonard of the Spurs. This makes many people dissatisfied because Leonard missed many games due to a hand injury and only played 64 games in total. His winning rate is similar.

The second-ranked Draymond Green played all 82 games and left a deep impression on people. Green expressed dissatisfaction, but to no avail.

It is worth mentioning that Wang Jun also received a lot of votes and ranked fourth in the selection of the best defensive player. He defeated all the opposing stars, which has proved everything.

Jason Kidd has become the best coach. This season, the Kings have performed well on both offense and defense. Not only relying on the performance of the stars, but also the swingman tactics arranged by Kidd are also crucial.

Riley first proposed the "five swing men" argument, just to say that the Heat's style of play is more traditional. Kidd really puts five swingmen on the field for a period of time in every game, without point guards, and the offense and defense are good.

All-Defensive First Team: Paul, Wang Jun, Leonard, Draymond Green, DeAndre Jordan.

All-Defensive Second Team: John Wall, Tony Allen, Jimmy Butler, Anthony Davis, Tim Duncan.

There is no controversy about the defensive lineup this time, and Duncan's selection is not an impression.

Even at the age of retiring, Duncan's defensive efficiency is still outstanding in the interior. He can interfere with shooting by relying on his height and wingspan. He does not need jumping ability and has excellent awareness.

Many people believe that although Duncan has one less championship than Kobe, his historical status is better than that of Kobe because he has always been the core of the Spurs, the leader of the locker room, and the spiritual pillar. He has three finals MVPs and two regular season MVPs.

Duncan is a natural leader. If it weren't for Wang Jun, there would definitely be more champions.

All-NBA First Team: Paul, Wang Jun, James, Davis, Gasol.

All-NBA Second Team: Curry, Westbrook, Harden, Aldridge, Gasol.

Three best teams: Lowry, Irving, Griffin, Cousins, DeAndre Jordan.

Wang Jun was elected regular season MVP, surpassing Jordan with five and equaling Kareem Abdul-Jabbar with six.

Considering that there was a problem with the selection mechanism at the time, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar actually led the team out of the playoffs for consecutive years during his peak period. This is a huge stain. And it's even more outrageous that he won an MVP even though he didn't make the playoffs.

If according to the MVP selection standards of his era, Chamberlain could win 9 MVPs and Jordan could win 10. Therefore, Wang Jun is actually number one in NBA history.

Larry Bird commented: "The current selection method is more reasonable, based on the personal ability and team leadership ability of the stars. If we only look at efficiency and data, Wang Jun should be the MVP every season."

Wang Jun's speech is very simple. "This season, I have to lead the team to win the championship to be successful. It's not too early to be happy. I can't wait to get revenge on the Spurs."

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