Xue Ding's excellence and Oden's good recovery were a bit beyond everyone's expectations.

The advantages and disadvantages shown by both teams are very obvious.

On one end of the main team, the team cooperation is very smooth, and various tactics such as unball cover, running position, empty cut, etc. are very well executed, and three shots are very reasonable.

On the substitute team, Xue Ding and Oden's personal abilities are obviously one level higher than others, but because of their cooperation and ability are obviously not as good as the main players, the tactical execution is simple and rough, and Oden and Xue Ding's single abilities are the opponent!

Even the fans and reporters can understand.

Not to mention the coach who eats this industry.

The suspension that McMillan called was not a tactical adjustment.

He just wanted to delay the offensive momentum of the substitute group.

McMillan rearranged the tactics, and the offensive tactics were still to keep shooting from the outside and increase the empty cuts from the inside.

The low-post offense is basically given up. The main players face the inside line with two centers in the substitute group, and it is also difficult for Aldridge to play.

The healthy Oden is not something Ade can easily deal with now. Ade's height and strength are not as good as Oden.

On the defensive end, McMillan asked Miller to defend Xue Ding's fast attack, and the others kept their mobility at any time to prevent Xue Ding from breaking into the inside.

After listening to the tactics, Roy said, "Coach, I'll go to guard against Xue. He is very strong and fast, unlike ordinary point guards. It's difficult for Andre to deal with him."

Although Miller didn't want to admit that he couldn't defend himself from a rookie, he still nodded, and people should still be realistic.

Xue Ding is taller than him, stronger than him, and faster than him. His talent is almost overwhelming, but his experience is a little lacking, but his experience cannot make up for the gap in talent.

McMillan nodded and said, "OK! You guys change positions!"

Roy's single defense ability is OK. Although he cannot reach Kobe Wade's level, McMillan believes that it should not be a big problem for him to deal with a rookie like Xue Ding.

Roy has a strong reading ability in the game. He was the first to see that Miller could not defend Xue Ding than the coach.

Pause back.

The main team attacks.

"Belles, you have to attack yourself later. Roy will focus on me. You have to seize the opportunity. If you don't have the opportunity, give it to Oden, and let that big man play."

Xue Ding went over to Bayless and said in his ear.

Bayless looked at Roy, turned his head and replied to Xue Ding, "OK, I understand."

I have to say that the defense of the main team is very targeted.

He used Roy, who was the best defense against Xue Ding, and directly attacked Oden, making it less easy for both of them.

There are really not many ways to deal with Roy in Xue Ding's position battle.

Roy's experience is too experienced. Every time he defends Xue Ding, he always takes a step to defend.

Xue Ding's "Precise Jumper LV1" was very effective. After two consecutive trial shots, Xue Ding did not make a strong shot.

Although Xue Ding avoided taking Westbrook's route again, his current style of playing is still similar to that of Westbrook's rookie.

Of course, Xue Ding's middle distance was better when he practiced specifically. The 41% hit rate does not look so ugly, at least much better than Westbrook's 39% hit rate.

On the defensive end, Xue Ding couldn't limit Miller's pass. He also switched to Roy several times, but the effect was not very good.

At 7 minutes and 20 seconds, Roy made a jump shot from the right side.

6 minutes and 34 seconds, Roy made a jump shot from behind!

At 5 minutes and 20 seconds, Roy turned around and passed Xue Ding at a low post, breaking through and dunked.

3 minutes and 31 seconds, Luo Yiyun made a mid-range jump shot with a quick stop...

Xue Ding defended Roy 5 times, but he beat him into 4.

In the first half of the training match, Roy gave Xue Ding the most direct feeling that although Roy was not as good as himself in the first step, Roy's breakthrough was quite fast and was also rhythmic. Roy's technical movements such as basket picking, anti-scratch, and dunking were very mature. Then Roy's jump shot was very stable when he attacked with the ball.

Of course, the most important thing here is that Roy has few mistakes, has excellent passing awareness, and his passing pick-and-roll level is the top in the league...

Anyway, all-around...

Xue Ding was indeed struggling to both offense and defense.

However, although Xue Ding was a little embarrassed in the first half, Xue Ding still knew how to use his talent advantages.

The only two mistakes in the main group were all beaten by Xue Ding's personal conversion offense.

Xue Ding's speed and explosive power made the people in the main team dare not make mistakes easily.

Because of a mistake, they may face the impact of a human-shaped tank...

The offensive tactics of the substitute team in the first half were not played, and Bayless was not able to score. He was stared by the more experienced Miller. Generally, the offense he organized was a pick-and-roll, and most of the time, five people fought for themselves.

This also led to the end of the first half, with the substitute group falling behind 30-40.

The score was behind, and Xue Ding, who was resting in the seat, looked unhappy.

The situation on the field was controlled by the main players, and he was extremely depressed.

Bayless lived up to his trust. Bayless played for a year, but his independent offensive ability has not yet adapted to the NBA.

If you play like this, Xue Ding feels that he will play with Oden in the second half.

Oden also sat next to Xue Ding with breath.

Oden, who had just recovered, was still a little uncomfortable with such a high-intensity confrontation. His performance in the first half can only be said to be passing.

At this time, Jack and McMillan were both looking at the data happily.

They don’t value the outcome, and there is no suspense about the main players playing as substitutes.

They are focusing on two targets that need to be investigated.

Xue Ding scored 12 points in the first half, and Oden scored 8 points and 6 rebounds.

The competitive state and ability shown by these two people make Jack and McMillan very satisfied!!

"Greg, Roy's defense is too strong. I need your help. You can pick and roll me later and I will attack the inside!" Xue Ding pulled Oden and started thinking.

"Well, I get it." Oden replied.

"Also, if you have to learn to help me get a position, then I can help you get into the inside to grab rebounds..."

"OK!" Oden responded.

After agreeing, Oden felt crazy.

Oden didn't know why he agreed to such a ridiculous request to help the defender get a rebound.

Isn’t it what he, the center, should do?

In fact, the reason why he wanted to get Oden was because Xue Ding found that grabbing rebounds was actually very simple.

The most important thing is that after grabbing the rebound, Xue Ding can launch a fast break in one stop.

This is much faster than a big man to give himself, so simple and efficient.

Xue Ding and Oden are both unyielding people. Both of them know that the only one in the substitute group is the relatively stable attack point.

The scores of my other three teammates are almost always based on bargains, which makes people feel unstable...

So they need to play more to cooperate so that the advantages of the substitute group can be maximized!!

Halftime break.
Chapter completed!