When shooting became a taboo for muscles, he chose to use the most brutal way to open the door to the NBA.
Frustrated coach Lin Ran was reborn in 2006, but suffered from the "shooting seal" - standard posture triggered muscle disorders, and became the most glaring anomaly in the basketball world. A non-guaranteed contract threw him into the Denver Nuggets. In the locker room, the No. 3 Who always held his head high was experiencing his final peak.
"I can't shoot."
"Then let them miss the shot." Iverson looked at the fire in his eyes, "Join me and mess up the game."
As a result, the Alliance witnessed in horror the birth of a new "disaster":
When the opponent pursues smooth cooperation, he uses suicidal defense to break the rhythm;
When the team was superstitious about the three-point space, he used the board to grab the ball and arbitrarily lob the ball to rewrite the offensive logic;
While all analysts emphasize efficiency, he relies on anticipation, blocking, and small moves on the edge of the rules to establish a "mudslide basketball philosophy" that collapses the data model.
From locking Kobe's back to consuming Nash's physical energy; from outsmarting Popovich's trap to the ultimate tempering on the finals stage. This is an evil path that deviates from the times, a wild run for mutual redemption with legend.
"They said we were out of place." On the night of the championship, Lin Ran stood in the sky and pointed at Iverson, "But this is our answer——"
Turn the tables over and rewrite the rules.
