In the second match of the Asian Men’s Basketball Championship, against South Korea, we aim to win
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This post was last edited by 521yxc521 on 2015-9-24 08:38. I watched the men’s basketball match last night; China won against Singapore as expected. Since those teams aren’t at the same level, it’s difficult to determine China’s true strength. Today’s match against South Korea has become the first tough test for the men’s basketball team. Let’s talk about the South Korean team first; they also won yesterday, beating Jordan by 27 points, which is something we need to be vigilant about. In fact, the South Korean team has many problems; a gambling and match-fixing scandal broke out even before the Asian Games, and Ha Seung-jin is also unable to play. The only thing worth paying attention to is Kim Jong-kuei and his three-point shooting. Today is a crucial test for the Chinese team. Whether we have an advantage in the paint, whether our young guards can withstand fierce pressure, and whether our team has any tactics – the answers will be known tonight. Let’s wait and see.
Although the men’s basketball team has declined in performance, let’s still support them; they are expected to win by 10 points~
Keeping an eye on it – it seems that **’s lineup is quite good! Optimistic about winning the title
Wish the men’s basketball team success:victory::victory:
In this game, the men’s basketball team managed to pull off a stunning comeback despite being 20 points behind – it was really close! :L
It was noticed that it happens often in the national basketball team where one player plays while the others just watch; the level of competition is too poor
I watched the game yesterday and wrote a review saying, “This men’s basketball team started playing in such a reckless manner that it made me want to smash my computer.” ”That’s my impression of the first half. To be honest, we didn’t play well at all; we were already 10 points behind from the start. There was no coordinated tactics throughout the first half, and our defense kept allowing opponents to get past us, resulting in lost second-chance rebounds. It’s a shame that all our height came to nothing. The opponent’s defender, Liang Donggen, performed exceptionally well; in comparison, our defenders were not as good. Fortunately, Guo and Zhao are still young. In the second half, the men’s basketball team gradually regained their rhythm, especially thanks to Zhou Qi’s performance. Our tall players are tall enough; why not play from a higher position? Throughout the game, Yi Jianlian and Wang Zhelin didn’t perform well in the paint, thanks to Zhou Qi’s outstanding performance. In my post yesterday I said that Wang isn’t even in the top 3 among China’s interior players; his performance in close-quarters combat is terrible. He can’t even handle players like Kim Jong-kwi and Lee Dong-hyun, let alone win rebounds. Great King, please use some sense. Perhaps at the start of the competition the players were a bit nervous; I prefer to believe that Coach Miyama does have some tactics in mind, but they just weren’t put into practice. The start was slow; creating difficulties isn’t that characteristic of the Liaoning team, right? **The other team shouldn’t imitate this. Our defenders are still very dedicated; when Guo Zhao reaches 30, we hope he can be as outstanding as Liang Donggen.