In Yang Rui's previous life, many people had a low shooting rate and low offensive efficiency, which made Amy extremely indignant. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 ｉｎfo

Well, it's not actually black, it is. Fortunately, Iverson broke through sharply, and the free throw loss has always been among the best, which can cause damage to the defense, otherwise the efficiency value will not be visible.

The five lowest single-season scoring titles in NBA history, 01-02, 39.8%? 98-99, 41.2%?Iverson, 03-04,41.7%?Maddy; 00-01, 42% Iverson; 04-05, 42.4%?

Iverson shot four of the five from the field and rarely shot three-pointers. In Yang Rui's previous life, in the 2016-17 season, Westbrook was desperate to brush up on a triple-double, shooting 42.6% from the field.

However, the head coach of the 76ers is also responsible for this, Iverson is partnered with a group of blue-collar workers, and he can still win four scoring titles with high-difficulty shots on the field, no matter how low it is, it proves that his strength is good. After arriving at the Nuggets, he faced fewer packs and was past his prime, but his shooting percentage was over 45%.

Brown knew that Snow would not be able to play much role at this time, so he simply replaced Aaron McGee on the bench in advance, and the defense was passable, and the shooting was slightly better. With the inside out to wrap up, Iverson's pass could also create opportunities for the open cut-off Ratliff.

Yang Rui did not make substitutions, only emphasized the offense, and the defensive strategy did not change.

As the game continued, Iverson opened up, making two mid-range shots and a three-pointer, and also assisted George Lynch on a three-pointer, the small power forward had range.

The Raptors offense is more aggressive, and the main tactics are just simple pick-and-roll.

With 4 minutes and 33 seconds left, Maddie got rid of Owens with the ball after blocking and dismantling, and made a jumper in the corner.

At 3:58, Maddie broke through after blocking and dismantling, and the wonderful baseline pull rod dodged Ratliff's block and scored a backhand layup. The veteran Owens is slower than Maddy's single defense, and the 76ers must change their defense after the block, otherwise they will definitely be empty.

At 2 minutes and 16 seconds, Maddy forced a layup in the counterattack and called Owens a foul, making it 2+1.

Towards the end of the day, Maddy executed the final attack and hit a three-pointer from the middle of the clock. AGAINST THE 196CM MCGEE, HIS ADVANTAGE IS EVEN MORE OBVIOUS.

In the first quarter, Maddy shot 6-of-8, 3-of-4 three-pointers, and 1-of-1 free throws, scoring 16 points, 2 rebounds and 4 assists; Carter didn't shoot much, shooting all 2 of 2 and 2 of 2 free throws, scoring 6 points and 3 assists.

Rookie Zhu Meiyin played 8 minutes, scored twice in the air, and added a three-pointer to cut down 7 points and 1 rebound, and his performance was eye-catching.

O'Neal Jr. scored 4 points, Detreve scored 2 points, and the Raptors started all the points to lead 35-19 in the first quarter.

Except for Iverson, who scored 11 points, the 76ers didn't play much on the offensive end.

In the second quarter, Yang Rui sent a three-guard combination of Billups, Curry, and Hornacek, with Detreve and Cato on the inside.

There were four three-pointers on the court, Billups attacked with the ball in the middle, Cato and Detreve covered on both sides, and helped Curry and Hornacek run along the three-point line to catch the ball and shoot.

Cato covered and cut to the basket, while Detreve waited for the pass to be on the perimeter to get ready to shoot.

On the defensive end, the Raptors shrank their formation, and the 76ers' outside McGee, Hughes, and Drew Barry couldn't open the situation, and center Geiger was also resisted by Cato.

The 76ers have too few shooting points, and McGee, who has the best shooting off the bench, only shoots 42% from the field, 36.4% from three-point range, and can only shoot 0.5 in a game.

Since Zhu Meiyin did not join the 76ers, they are slightly weaker than Yang Rui in his previous life, and there are fewer people who play on the bench.

Especially the lack of small forwards, Drew is 196CM tall, only a rookie at the end of the 2nd round in 96, wandering four teams as marginal people, both offensive and defensive are average, and his body is not outstanding.

Iverson only rested for 3 minutes and returned to the court with a bench, but he still couldn't lead the team to recover the score, and when the Raptors came back, the 76ers couldn't stand it at all.

Brown is a man who doesn't like to rotate his roster and plays a lot of starters, which is similar to Van Gundy's coaching style. Last season, the 76ers scored a total of three double-doubles, which shows how miserable the offense is.

In order to strengthen the offense, the 76ers will let Iverson, Hughes, and McGee play together at a certain time to play a quick counterattack, and this one is no exception.

The Raptors fielded a swingman lineup, with only Billups staying on the court to continue playing. Carter, Maddie, Jumaine and O'Neal Jr. were all present.

If you run into an ordinary big man, the 76ers outside trio can play a fast break, and with good luck, a wave of more than the score, but the Raptors' swingman and guard are not at a loss in terms of speed, the advantage is not obvious, the counterattack has become a random fight, and the shooting rate is not high.

In the positional battle, the Raptors had the upper hand and opened a direct heads-up, McGee and Hughes couldn't prevent Maddy, and they had to watch Maddie's jump shot when they were half a head short.

On the sidelines, Thibodeau was already accustomed to Yang Rui's strange moves, and D'Antoni was shocked and convinced.

Before the game, he was worried that Yang Rui would give up the fast break, give Maddy unlimited shots, and let Christie take turns to rest, and he despised the 76ers a little, and maybe he would be unlucky.

Now, he found that Yang Rui has a vicious eye, and no one in the 76ers can defend against Maddie alone. Maddie doesn't need cover, everyone has an advantage in head-to-head with the ball, the fast is not as high as him, and the high is not as fast as him.

Even the 76ers' best defensive player, Ratliff, can rely on technical breakthroughs after changing defenses, and he has a terrifying first start and incredible agility among big men.

Moreover, there are three strongmen Raptors who are good at singles, and the 76ers guard against Maddy, and Carter and O'Neal Jr., who form a triangle, immediately threaten.

When Iverson is surrounded by teammates who can shoot, the Raptors are not there to contain him, leaving Billups alone. So in the third quarter, Billups was abused to death, but the Raptors kept leading.

In terms of individual ability, Billups can't catch up with Iverson, break through strong attacks, attract packs, and key abilities are not good.

However, Bi's role in the team system, his grasp of the rhythm, Billups is not bad, or even better.

In the third season of his career, Billups already knew when to play fast and when to play slow, how to use his range to attract defense, and use his body to play the opponent's small guard or interior line. While his overall shooting percentage is not high, his scoring efficiency is among the best among point guards.

Because Billups is selfless enough, even if he is not in good shape, he will not disrupt the team's offensive rhythm by taking too many random shots, and the negative impact on the team is limited.

What about Iverson? His main focus was on the offensive end, and he could still play and cooperate in the first three quarters, attracting packs and passing to teammates, and by the end of the quarter, he was still behind by a large score, and he began to rely entirely on his own ability to attack.

He constantly dodges and moves, does actions such as turning and retreating, makes strong shots under the interference of others, intersperses layups in the gaps, and often loses the center of gravity when he doesn't go in, and can't go back, forming a backcourt with more and less play.

Iverson's scoring efficiency is really not high, and his shot selection is too bad. On the other hand, Maddy, who has unlimited shooting rights for the Raptors, has a much higher shooting percentage.

With four minutes left in the final quarter, the Raptors led 110-85 and the game went into garbage time.

Maddy was substituted and played 34 minutes, shooting 17-of-28, 4-of-9 three-pointers and 7-of-9 free throws, and recorded 45 points, 4 rebounds, 7 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks.

Iverson was also replaced, shooting 12-of-25, 4-of-5 from three-point range and 2-of-3 from the free-throw line to finish with 30 points, seven rebounds, six assists and two steals.