The super villain of sports

The Memphis Grizzlies are destined to be a bit sad, and although they have been regular players in the playoffs in recent years and have a decent roster, injuries have made them hate the playoffs again and again.

This year is the Memphis Grizzlies, and it’s rare to have such a well-rounded roster in one year. Mike Conley, who is both inside and outside the team, and Mark Gasol, are playing at the peak of their careers, Mike Conley is averaging 20.5 points, 6.3 assists and 3.6 rebounds per game, and Gasol is averaging 19.5 points, 6.5 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game.

Although the team’s three leaders, “Big Black Bear” Zach Randolph’s form has declined, averaging only 14.1 points and 8.2 rebounds per game, but this year is definitely a relatively strong year for the Grizzlies.

Compared to other teams, the Memphis Grizzlies have distinctive characteristics, and in the era of small ball, their magic weapon to win is tough defense.

The overall average data of the Los Angeles Lakers, the top three happen to have average team points per game and average offensive efficiency per game, so the match with the Memphis Grizzlies is undoubtedly a spear-and-shield competition.

Coupled with the needless to say, the grudge between the Memphis Grizzlies and Ye Fei, as well as the Los Angeles Lakers, adds a lot of gunpowder flavor to this matchup.

Of course, the focus of fans’ attention is more on Ye Fei.

After all, he led the Los Angeles Lakers to an extremely brilliant record, and his statistics were super explosive. Averaging 40.5 minutes per game, averaging 46.6 points, 20.8 rebounds, 10.7 blocks, 10.2 assists and 9.8 steals per game, Wilt Chamberlain is the first player to average 45+ points and 20+ rebounds per game.

Chamberlain, who scored 50.4 points and 25.7 rebounds that year, played an average of 48.5 minutes per game, which was obviously not as efficient as Ye Fei.

The most smacking and terrifying thing is that Ye Fei became the first player in NBA history to average a quasi-quadruple-double, or even a quasi-quinple-double.

As soon as the regular season player statistics came out, the fans only worshiped, don’t care about black powder, brain dead powder, seeing Ye Fei’s such explosive data, they only crazy brush 6.

With such crazy data handed over in the regular season, Ye Fei added a lot of highlights to this matchup.

Although Ye Fei appeared more in the third and fourth positions at the end of the season, playing the role of the team’s forward player, Ye Fei’s fame began with the Lakers’ interior starting center.

The Memphis Grizzlies have the best interior defensive combination in the league – “black and white”, Mark Gasol and Zach Randolph.

Whether they can limit Ye Fei’s play is an interesting point to watch in this showdown.

For the two of them, especially Zach Randolph, it must be said that it can limit Ye Fei’s play, and in an interview with reporters, he swore that “the playoffs are different from the regular season, we have thought of ways to limit his play, and I can assure you that he will never average more than 30 points per game against us.” ”

If the Memphis Grizzlies can keep Ye Fei in the air and average no more than 30 points per game, they can indeed be considered successful.

But do you think it’s possible?

“You may think I’m kidding again, but don’t forget that in the 2010-2011 season, it was my Zach Randolph’s Memphis Grizzlies who beat the San Antonio Spurs, the first in the West, 4-2, and we could do the Black Eight miracle back then, and now we can.”

The Grizzlies players aligned themselves with Zach Randolph, who shouted only one slogan “Black eight, black eight, black eight!” “。

The Golden State Warriors, who made history last year, retired with hatred, and fans expected the Memphis Grizzlies to perform a miracle and pull the invincible Ye Fei down.

After all, Ye Fei, as a super villain of the alliance, was too arrogant. Not only the fans of the Warriors can’t stand it, but the fans of most teams in the league are not happy to see Ye Fei so arrogant.

The personal data is already so gorgeous, they hope that a team can sanction Ye Fei, so the confident Memphis Grizzlies have high hopes from them.

The Los Angeles Lakers only have Ye Fei as a superstar, as long as he is pinned, the whole team will collapse.

This is the opinion of all.

But the key is how to limit Ye Fei’s play, and the team that wants to prevent him is not for nothing, the Golden State Warriors racked their brains, it is not the same, watching Ye Fei step over them and create a new regular season record.

On April 16, the long-awaited first round of the NBA playoffs finally began.

The opening game began at the Staples Center Arena, with the Los Angeles Lakers, sitting at home, facing the Memphis Grizzlies. The Memphis Grizzlies players who play away are not as nervous as the Lakers players who play at home.

Most of them are playoff-baptized veteran ballmakers, and the Lakers are many recruits who have not been tested in the playoffs.

And this game, for the Lakers players, they also have an extremely important mission.

The Memphis Grizzlies sent Mike Conley, Tony Allen, Vince Carter, Zach Randolph and Mark Gasol’s strongest lineup, all experienced Qiuyan, Vince Carter also has Finals experience, put on such a lineup, obviously to give the Lakers a headshot.

The Lakers start with Ye Fei as the core, Rajon Rondo as the team’s starting point guard, Clarkson as the starting shooting guard, small forward with Gerard Green, and center with Sbets.

The starters from both sides appeared, and Ye Fei sent Zach Randolph a disdainful sneer.

What about the playoffs?

Can the Memphis Grizzly Bear still limit Ye Fei?

Funny!

The referee threw the ball in the middle circle, blew the whistle at the beginning of the game, and helped the Lakers win the ball, Ye Fei, who did not have the Grizzlies’ players stand in position, just after the half, reached out for the ball, took a step forward, and was more than a meter away from the three-point line, and directly pulled out the shot.

“Ugh!”

The ball hollowed into the net, and Ye Fei scored three points.

Before the grizzly bear could meet the attack, Ye Fei gave them a dismount.

Serving from the bottom line, Mike Conley was unhurried, took the ball through the half, and waited until Mark Gasol was in a good position inside and fed the ball to him, they were not in a hurry to attack, and wanted to patiently look for the perfect opportunity, but Ye Fei disagreed.

Pretending to come over to the bag, seeing Mark Gasol split the ball out, he instantly burst into a steal, gave the ball to his teammates, went straight to Ye Fei, who killed in the penalty area, received a pass from a teammate, caught a violent dunk with both hands, and scored two more points.

A wave of 5-0 kills caught the Grizzlies off guard.

Black eight?

Can it be less naïve?