Jason Kidd entered the league in 1994. In his rookie season, he jointly lifted the Rookie of the Year trophy with Grant Hill, the most popular rookie at the time and Jordan's first successor.
He has numerous honors in his career so far, including 9 All-Stars, 5 season assists leaders, 9 All-Defensive Teams, and 6 All-NBA Teams. He also led the team to the Finals twice.
At the beginning of the 21st century, he was recognized as the league's number one point guard.
Even after former substitute Stephen Nash won two regular season MVPs in a row with his running and gunning power in the Phoenix Nirvana, people were accustomed to juxtaposing the two of them, affectionately calling it: Nash doesn't defend, and base doesn't attack.
It was only in the past few years, as his age increased and his athletic ability declined rapidly, that people removed him from the discussion list of the best point guards.
Since 2008, people have been more willing to discuss who is the true number one point guard in the league, Chris Paul or Deron Williams.
In the past two seasons, with Derrick Rose and Westbrook entering the All-Stars one after another, basketball experts have begun to worry about Paul and the others.
This is the case in the NBA. The waves behind the Yangtze River push the waves ahead, and talented people emerge from generation to generation.
"Jake, you need to learn some real ball-handling skills."
When Jason Kidd first met Fanci, he had a friendly chat with him.
He is now a bit like the old man who retreats to the mountains and forests in martial arts novels. He has no intention of competing for the first place in the world. When he meets a junior who likes him, he will casually give a few words. As for whether they can listen to it, it depends on their own destiny.
Fan Xi didn't quite understand what Jason Kidd meant.
But he quickly defended and opened his arms to block Jason Kidd's attack path.
Jason Kidd scored 10.3 points, 9.2 assists and 5.6 rebounds last season. He is still an above-average point guard. The most important thing is that he has evolved from not being able to shoot at all to shooting 42% from three-pointers. This is already a professional shooter.
level.
Therefore, Fan Xi had to keep up with him.
However, Jason Kidd is very calm.
He passed the basketball to Nowitzki in the high post, and then ran towards Nowitzki. Fan Xi followed closely, thinking that he was going to cooperate with Nowitzki, but he didn't know that he ran to the bottom corner, and then
And quickly shuttled to the other side.
At this time, Nowitzki had already entered the paint and completed a pull-up jumper.
It doesn't seem to have anything to do with Jason Kidd.
But Jason Kidd asked Fanci at the moment Nowitzki scored: "Have you learned anything?"
Fan Xi was confused.
He thinks these are two things that are not closely related.
But Fan Xi is a person with strong learning ability. He came to the frontcourt, passed the basketball to Kobe Bryant in almost the same way, and then ran like this... Phil Jackson on the sidelines was stunned.
This is not his tactic.
His tactic was to have Fanci pass the ball to Kobe on the strong side, with Fanci standing on the weak side to respond. This is a very traditional triangle offensive position.
However, Fan Xi came full circle.
Kobe Bryant's vision became clear, and he rushed into the paint area almost as fast as Nowitzki. Unlike Nowitzki, Kobe completed a dunk: his assault ability is stronger than Nowitzki.
Jason Kidd smiled.
"The function of a point guard is not just to pass the ball to teammates and complete assists."
Jason Kidd said to Fanci: "I think you are a relatively talented player. This move is called: clearing the line."
When Fan Xi heard this, he felt suddenly enlightened.
Jason Kidd is a true traditional point guard, a big-game point guard. His style and style of play destined him to be incompatible with this "peripheral era".
When he was young, he was very keen on creating "fast breaks". He is one of the best point guards in NBA history who is good at completing fast breaks with accurately guided long-distance passes. At this point, he even reached the level of an artist.
In addition, his stitching and assisting in the half court are outstanding. He does not have the offensive ability of Nash, and he has never tried to "score assists", let alone rely on physical fitness to continuously break through in today's league.
The defensive line then assists type.
He just unhurriedly instigates, passes, and puts the basketball into his team's advantageous area, eating away at the opponent's defense.
This style of play is not very eye-catching, but it is very practical.
The old guys of the Dallas Mavericks have become more resilient with his blessing.
The Lakers and Mavericks are inseparable.
Tonight, Fanci's job content is no different from that at St. Anthony. He is still the second-line marshal of the Lakers.
The tactical status is probably that of Kukoc during the Bulls dynasty, but tonight Kobe was extremely excited, and Pau Gasol also had a strong desire to attack, so Fanci didn't get many shots.
He followed Jason Kidd closely and learned how Jason Kidd handled the ball.
Although Jason Kidd didn't say much more besides teaching Fan Xi the move of 'clearing the army line'.
The game moved forward in an anxious manner, with the Lakers and Mavericks taking the lead alternately.
From the first quarter to the fourth quarter.
From the beginning of the fourth quarter to the last moment of the fourth quarter.
The two teams presented the highest level of competition in the Western Conference.
Fanshie rested for about 6 minutes in the third and second quarters respectively. Now he is still full of energy, but Jason Kidd in front of him is a little tired.
Up to this point in the game, Fanci has a very clear understanding: the Dallas Mavericks are more difficult to deal with than San Antonio.
Although San Antonio's system runs smoothly and they have a great player like Duncan, their scoring points are far inferior to the Mavericks. Everyone in the Mavericks seems to be able to step up and win the game.
With 1 minute and 06 seconds left in the game, Jason Kidd came off the court to rest.
The substitute was Jose Barea.
A small but powerful player.
In the third quarter, Fanshi used Chandler's screen to break through two times in a row, although no direct damage was caused.
But Mavericks head coach Rick Carlisle obviously wanted to use this surprise player to complete the final 'crowd' on Fanshie.
At this time, the two sides were tied at 108:108.
The Mavericks have the ball.
When Barea's pass reached the top of the three-point arc, Fanci quickly stepped out to defend. He opened his arms to cover Barea's breakthrough circle.
Barea, who is less than 1.8 meters tall, can play in the NBA. He has courage and determination that are unimaginable to ordinary people. When he defended Fan Xi, he directly speeded up the attack to Fan Xi's left side with his head sullen.
His explosive power and speed are both good.
However, both of these are Fan Xi's strengths.
Fan Xi followed his pace step by step.
When Barea reached the free throw line, Fanshi suddenly accelerated and directly blocked his path. Barea quickly stopped the ball, but he was stopped.
He had a more intuitive understanding of Fan Xi's physical fitness.
He subconsciously made a fake move, but Fan Xi did not fall for the trick, and instead pressed him further.
At this time, Barea turned his back and bumped Fan Xi hard... Barea's strength was very strong.
Fan Xi was knocked away half a step by him.
Just as he was about to use this half-step space to make a fuss, a figure came speeding towards him... Bang!
Kobe Bryant smacked the basketball out of his hand, like a speeding hunter.
Fan Xi stepped forward even faster and grabbed the basketball directly in his hands.
Fan Xi sprinted forward to launch a fast break.
But they found that the Mavericks players had retreated quickly. Their retreat speed was astonishing, including Jose Barea.
Fan Xi kept her pace.
When Kobe fell to the strong side, Fanshie quickly passed the basketball: Although Kobe had missed three consecutive shots before this, he would always be the Lakers' first shot.
After Fan Xi passed the basketball to Kobe, he ran towards Kobe.
At this time, Jason Kidd on the sidelines quickly stood up and shouted: He is clearing the line of defense.
Jason Kidd gave a warning, Jose Barea seemed to be prepared, and the Mavericks' defense also adjusted visibly.
Unexpectedly, at this moment, Fan Xi suddenly ran away from the three-point line, away from Kobe.
Kobe's basketball was also passed out at this time.
When Fanci received the basketball, Jose Barea was rushing to block the bottom corner.
Fan Xi easily shot from outside the three-point line, and the basketball drew a beautiful arc in the air... Whoa!
Arrested immediately.
This is Fanci's first three-pointer of the game and his 11th point of the game.
But this ball hit the Mavericks hard.
After Fanci scored, he turned his head and smiled at Jason Kidd: "You have to keep pace with the times, Jason."
Old Kidd smiled helplessly.
He originally wanted to plot against this little guy.
Unexpectedly, Jack actually joined his army.
This army directly defeated the Mavericks into a weak position.
Beep!
Rick Carlisle requested a timeout.
With only 41 seconds left, they were 3 points behind and faced the most important decision.
Fan Xi returned to the bench and was praised by the whole team, and everyone started rubbing their heads at him.
At this time, Kobe asked him: "Jack, if there is a final attack, will you execute it?"
When this question was raised, the attention of everyone in the team was attracted.
Even Phil Jackson took a breath.
Now, there is a very tacit understanding within the Lakers team: the Lakers will most likely be Fanci's team in the future.
But now, the Lakers are still Kobe's team.
Although the relationship between Kobe and Fan Xi is very, very, very, very good, very close.
However, this is actually a bit like the power logic of the feudal dynasty.
When the emperor is absent, the prince can supervise the country.
But if the emperor is still in court, can the prince give orders?
The last attack is always the prerogative of the team boss.
Phil Jackson committed such a stupid thing back then. In the two years when Jordan retired midway, it stands to reason that the Bulls were already the team of second-in-command Scottie Pippen, but when it came to handling key balls, Phil Jackson always gave instructions.
Kukoc did it, which led to a bad relationship between Pippen and Phil Jackson.
So now, Phil Jackson holds his breath and doesn't say a word.
Fan Xi smiled.
He said to Kobe: "There is no if. Dallas cannot tie the score. They will adopt a foul strategy later and let them decide who kills them."
Ha ha ha ha.
Kobe laughed heartily.
He likes Fan Xi so much.
He was even thinking, if I had been as smart as Jack, would Shaquille O'Neal and I have won five championships?