Yes, just double-team that "scumbag" Nash!

Knicks head coach Jeff Van Gundy was very excited at the moment. He did not expect that Nash of the Han team would be so ignorant and rushed into the penalty area. This was not an obvious opportunity for Christian Laettner and Patrick Ewing to stop him.

?

I don’t know what that Nash was thinking, insisting on getting himself into this situation.

Look at how well Christian Laettner and Patrick Ewing timed Nash right now.

Now Nash can't even pass the ball. After Christian Laettner and Patrick Ewing double-teamed him, he no longer has any space to pass the ball. If he tries to shoot again, he will be beaten by him.

Both are covered.

A good scoring opportunity was wasted by Nash and was turned into a turnover...

only……

Where is the ball?

With a bang, the whole audience heard only the sound of a dunk!

Mourning actually dunked and scored!

Nash was actually able to pass the ball to Mourning's back.

"Look, the wonderful scene just now is replayed on the big screen!"

"Nash actually passed the ball from behind! This is amazing!"

"I dare say this is definitely one of the top five shots today!"

"No, I think it's the first among the five best balls."

Nash is Nash, don't underestimate him, look, this is what will happen if you underestimate him.

Even though he was so double-teamed, he could still pass the ball like this.

I have to say that most people were shocked by Nash's back pass!

Even Jeff Van Gundy, who had been watching every move in the penalty area from the sidelines, was shocked.

He clearly saw the entire process of Nash's pass!

When he was about to collide with Christian Laettner, Nash completed this jaw-dropping back pass!

(If you can't imagine what Nash's back pass looks like this time, then the author can introduce here the "Slam Dunk" anime in the game between Lingnan and Shohoku, when Sendō passed the ball behind the back to Yuzumi, that's it!)

"Incredible pass, incredible idea, Nash made an impossible pass late!"

"This ball is too difficult. As long as it is a little slower, Christian Laettner will definitely intercept this ball!"

"I take back what I said first, Nash is definitely qualified to be the starting point guard!"

Hubie Brown looked extremely excited at this moment.

When Nash rushed into the Knicks penalty area at first, Hubie Brown seemed very speechless. What he didn't expect was the Han Chinese team.

Head coach Paul Westphal actually arranged for such an idiot to be the starting point guard. Isn’t this nonsense...

Although he has left the Hanren team, he still has acquaintances in the Hanren team. How could he not know the physical condition of starting point guard Mark Jackson?

It can be said that Hubie Brown feels extremely sorry for Nash. After all, if you seize the opportunity in the first start, the head coach will definitely give you priority in the subsequent games, but in the end, Nash chose to give up and continue to be the starter.

Opportunity……

I am so angry that I don’t want to fight!

But now, reality has given Hubie Brown a loud slap in the face. Players who can pass the ball like that will not be ordinary people. At least such a player's IQ must be no problem, otherwise it would be unimaginable.

Such a pass?

But the only question now is whether Nash has the ability to shoot?

Or is it that Nash, like Kidd, is a non-aggressive person?

The Knicks players present were so surprised that they became speechless.

At first, everyone thought that Christian Laettner had a hand, but as a result, he became the background king of Nash's back pass. Why don't you explain this...

Will players who can pass the ball behind the back be just ordinary players?

Just look at the last player who passed the ball behind the back. Stockton, the point guard of the Han Chinese team's rival Jazz, the next player who could use this trick was "Magic" Johnson. These guys are all ruthless characters.

Could it be that Nash of the Han Chinese team is also the same?

"Did Kobe already know that Nash would pass the ball behind his back?"

Stephon Marbury and Alan Houston, who have been focusing all their attention on Kobe, now have such thoughts.

If he hadn't known that Nash would pass the ball behind his back, then why would Kobe be willing to make space for Nash? Kobe could have gone to meet Nash at that time.

But Kobe still chose to open up space for Nash. This was obviously to prevent them from causing trouble for Nash!

If Christian Laettner and Patrick Ewing had just stepped in, and one of them had gone behind Nash to help defend, then Nash would never have been able to pass the ball from behind!

On the other hand, everyone on the Han team was surprised by this imaginative pass.

First of all, Mourning. As the person involved, Mourning was also shocked at the time. He actually didn’t know how the ball flew towards him for no reason. Mourning instinctively caught the ball at that time.

,Then……

Nothing happened anymore. Facing the Knicks' two big insiders who had been attracted by Nash, Mourning was in an empty-net state. If he didn't score at this time, he didn't know what he would be like after the game!

To be honest, when Nash was double-teamed, he was already ready to run back. The reason why he didn't run back immediately when Nash was double-teamed was because the center opposite him, Patrick Yu,

Because of his bulky body, if the Knicks counterattacked after Nash's ball was intercepted, Patrick Ewing would obviously not be able to run, so Mourning was waiting for a while, waiting for Nash to get the result.

It's not too late to start.

It's just that he didn't expect that Nash could actually pass the ball, and he still passed the ball to him in such an imaginative way. I have to say that he underestimated Nash. At least his performance this time was worthy of the Han people's starting lineup.

The point guard position.

Then there is Kobe. Kobe is by far the player on the team who best understands Nash’s thoughts. He knows that Nash will rush into the penalty area at all costs, but he doesn’t know what it is specifically. He is not

The roundworm in Nash's belly.

But after this battle, Kobe had to raise his thumb and say "submit". He would never have imagined or been able to do such a pass as an undergraduate. Such a pass must be practiced many times, and it also relies on the flexibility of the wrist.

The sexual ability can be transmitted just right, and if you use a little force, it will deviate from the direction and pass out of bounds.

Kobe had no choice but to accept such a pass. Kidd had never done such a move even when playing with Kidd. You must know that if Nash can hit the ball like this, no, with an 80% pass success rate, then what will happen later?

The game must be one that people are looking forward to.

If my undergraduate degree and Nash cooperate at that time, then...

Kobe looked at Nash like he was looking at a rare treasure, sparkling!

Finally, it was head coach Paul Westphal and members of the coaching staff, who were also shocked and speechless by the ball.

Paul Westphal is the eldest person on the team. He has seen thousands of passes from his playing days in 1972 to his head coaching career in 1992, but Nash’s behind-the-back pass

It is indeed an astonishing skill. Of course, it would be an exaggeration to say that Nash is the first player to pass the ball from behind in NBA history, but he is indeed the first player to use this trick in his rookie season.
Chapter completed!